Method for supporting broadcast multicast service of access terminal in base station control equipment
A technology of broadcast multicast service and base station control equipment, which is applied in broadcast service distribution, network traffic/resource management, electrical components, etc., and can solve problems such as disconnection and inability to receive BCMCS services
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[0022] In this embodiment, the access terminal AT supporting broadcast and multicast services accesses the base station BS1 under the jurisdiction of the radio network controller RNC supporting broadcast and multicast services, but the accessed base station BS1 or the accessed The sectors of base station BS1 do not support broadcast multicast services. For example, the access terminal AT is just powered on, and first performs session setting and UATI (Unicast Access Terminal Identifier, single-channel access terminal identifier) allocation with the radio network controller RNC, and the access terminal AT is uniquely identified by the UATI.
[0023] Afterwards, preferably, regardless of whether the access terminal AT and the base station BS1 currently accessed by the input terminal AT support broadcast and multicast services, such as figure 1 As shown, in step S10, the radio network controller RNC forcibly sends a configuration request for the broadcast protocol to the access...
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[0035] In this embodiment, the access terminal AT is handed over from another radio network controller RNC' to the management of the radio network controller RNC. The RNC' may or may not have the BCMCS function.
[0036] like figure 2 As shown, firstly, the access terminal AT needs to complete operations required for roaming handover, such as routing update and UATI allocation, with the radio network controller RNC. For example, the access terminal AT sends routing updates and UATI requests to the RNC.
[0037] Next, in step S20, the radio network controller RNC acquires the session information corresponding to the access terminal AT from the other radio network controller RNC' through, for example, the A13 radio interface. For example, RNC sends A13 session information request to RNC '; RNC ' feeds back A13 session information response with session information to RNC; RNC sends A13 session information confirmation to RNC '. The session information records the currently ne...
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