A data transmission method, device and wireless access network node
A data transmission method and wireless access network technology, applied in the field of communication, can solve the problems of cumbersome data transmission process, and achieve the effect of solving the cumbersome data transmission process, avoiding the context transfer process, and simplifying the process.
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[0263] Example 1: The anchor node (that is, the above-mentioned first radio access network node, the following node A) requests the access node (that is, the second radio access network node, the following node B) to configure a cell group.
[0264] Such as Figure 6 shown, including:
[0265] Step 61: Node A in the radio access network owns the user terminal context and is the anchor node of the user terminal. Node A sends an RRC Release (RRC Release) message to the user terminal, and the message instructs the user terminal to enter (or maintain) the RRC Inactive state.
[0266] Step 62: After the user terminal moves to the Node B, it triggers the RRC connection recovery process by itself, or triggers the RRC connection recovery process by paging, sends an RRC recovery request message to the Node B, and indicates that the RRC connection recovery process is intended to transmit a small amount of user data.
[0267] Step 63: Node B sends an extract UE context request message ...
example 2
[0274] Example 2: The access node (that is, the above-mentioned second radio access network node, the following node B) generates cell group configuration information by itself and transmits it to the anchor node (that is, the above-mentioned first radio access network node, and the following node A) .
[0275] Such as Figure 7 shown, including:
[0276] Step 71: Node A in the radio access network owns the user terminal context and is the anchor node of the user terminal. Node A sends an RRC Release (RRC Release) message to the user terminal, and the message instructs the user terminal to enter (or maintain) the RRC Inactive state.
[0277] Step 72: After the user terminal moves to the Node B, it triggers the RRC connection recovery process by itself, or triggers the RRC connection recovery process by paging, sends an RRC recovery request message to the Node B, and indicates that the RRC connection recovery process is intended to transmit a small amount of user data.
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example 3
[0283] Example 3: The anchor node (that is, the above-mentioned first radio access network node, the following node A) requests the access node (that is, the above-mentioned second radio access network node, the following node B) to configure a cell group in a paging message .
[0284] Such as Figure 8 shown, including:
[0285] Step 81: Node A in the radio access network owns the user terminal context and is the anchor node of the user terminal. Node A sends an RRC Release (RRC Release) message to the user terminal, and the message instructs the user terminal to enter (or maintain) the RRC Inactive state.
[0286] Step 82: After the user terminal moves to node B, downlink user data arrives at node A from the core network, and the data includes an indication that the amount of user data is small.
[0287] Step 83: Node A triggers the radio access network RAN paging process, and sends a RAN paging message ((that is, the fifth interface message above, but the name is not l...
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