A method for reconfiguring the transmission address of an Iuh interface
An IP address and address technology, applied in transmission systems, electrical components, wireless communications, etc., can solve problems such as HNB has no processing regulations, reduces system bandwidth utilization, increases processing delay and processing complexity, etc.
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[0080] For an embodiment of the HGW-initiated HNB MUX reconfiguration method proposed by the present invention, refer to Image 6 , its main steps include:
[0081] Step 601: After the HNB is powered on, the initial configuration is completed through the HMS;
[0082] Step 602: the HNB and the security gateway establish a security tunnel;
[0083] Step 603: HNB and HNBGW establish a reliable signaling connection through the SCTP protocol;
[0084] Step 604: HNB sends a registration request to HNBGW, including HNB location information, HNB unique identifier, HNB Operating Parameters: Such as the selected LAC, RAC, SAC, PLMN Id, Cell Id, etc.;
[0085] Step 605: HNBGW verifies HNB information, decides whether to allow registration, if accepted, and both HNB and HNBGW support RTP multiplexing function, allocate RTP multiplexing port; HNBGW sends HNB REGISTER ACCEPT to HNB, including RTP multiplexing port and other information ;
[0086] Step 606: When the HGW finds that the d...
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[0092] When a user terminal moves between HNBs under the jurisdiction of the HGW, and the involved HNBs support the multiplexing function of IUH, an embodiment of the TNL update method at the HGW side related to the user's CS RAB is as follows: Figure 7 Shown:
[0093] Step 701: The source HNB sends an RNA: CONNECT message (or RNA: DIRECTTRANSFER if it is already in the soft cut state), including RNSAP: ENHANCED RELOCATION REQUEST to the target HNB, and notifies the target HNB to prepare for relocation;
[0094] Step 702a: The target HNB checks whether the handover is allowed, and allocates a new transport network layer address for each bearer that is allowed to be handed over, and sends HNBAP:TNL UPDATE REQUEST to the HGW to tell the information;
[0095] Step 702b: After the HGW receives the HNBAP:TNL UPDATE REQUEST message sent by the target HNB, if the transmission address IP of the HGW side of the relevant CS RAB is different from the transmission address IP of the mux o...
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