Communication method and related equipment
A communication method and technology of core network equipment, applied in the field of communication methods and related equipment, can solve the problems of inability to determine the priority of network slices, inability to determine network slices, etc.
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[0206] Example 1, a TAI or TAC may correspond to the information of the supported network slices (the information of the network slices here includes the identifier of the network slice and the numerical value of the priority of the network slice):
[0207] >>>TAI or TAC
[0208] >>>S-NSSAI 1priority 1
[0209] S-NSSAI 2priority 2
[0210] S-NSSAI 3priority 3
[0211] In this example, each network slice corresponds to a priority value, which indicates the order of the network slice among the three network slices. The smaller the priority value of the network slice, the higher the priority of the network slice. higher. Or conversely, the higher the priority value of the network slice, the higher the priority of the network slice.
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[0212] Example 2, a TAI or TAC may correspond to the information of the supported network slices (the information of the network slices here includes the identification of the network slices and the ordering of the network slices by priority):
[0213] >>>TAI or TAC
[0214] >>>S-NSSAI 1
[0215] S-NSSAI 2
[0216] S-NSSAI 3
[0217] For example, it can be indicated by a network slice list, and the network slices in the list from top to bottom or from front to back represent the priority of network slices from high to low. Or conversely, the network slices in the list from top to bottom or from front to back represent the priority of network slices from low to high.
[0218] 4. The S-NSSAI involved in any embodiment of the present application includes at least slice type / service type (slice / service type, SST) information, and may optionally also include slice differentiater (SD) information. SST information is used to indicate the behavior of network slices, such as networ...
example 1
[0245] Example 1: When all cells included in the second base station belong to TA1, and the received first message includes the identifier of the second base station, or the received first message includes the identifier of the second base station and TA1, See Table 1 for the content that can be included in the second message sent by the core network device. The network slices supported by TA1 include network slice #21, network slice #22, network slice #23, and network slice #24. Optionally, the second message further includes priorities corresponding to each supported network slice, as shown in Table 1. The first level here is a higher priority than the second level, and so on. Optionally, the second message may further include the identifier of TA1. In this way, the first base station can determine, through the second message, information on network slices supported by TA1 to which all cells included in the second base station belong.
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