Managing overload in at least one core network
A core network and network node technology, applied in connection management, network traffic/resource management, access restriction, etc., can solve the deterioration of user experience, must request UE to enter idle mode and send a connection request to the third base station, will not Improve user experience and other issues
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[0037]As part of developing the examples herein, some problems with prior art communication systems will first be identified and discussed.
[0038] Today, when an eNB such as a RNN receives an RRC Connection Request (RRCConnectionRequest) message, it is not possible to know the selected Public Land Mobile Network Identity (PLMN ID) of a UE such as a wireless device. This information is crucial to be able to understand which PLMN the UE is trying to connect to. For example, this information will indicate which shared operator in a shared RAN / CN deployment the UE is trying to connect to. This information is only known after the RRC connection request has been positively acknowledged by means of an RRCConnectionSetup message. That is, only when the RRCConnectionSetupComplete message is received (which indicates the completion of the RRC connection and the UE can no longer be rejected at this point in time), the selected PLMN ID is useful for e.g. the sharing in RAN / CN sharing d...
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