Method for inserting user terminal to kernel network at shared carrier frequency mode
A technology for user terminals and core networks, applied in access restrictions, electrical components, radio/inductive link selection arrangements, etc., can solve problems such as unsatisfactory users, achieve unaffected complexity and cost, and promote mutual cooperation Effect
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[0019] The core idea of the present invention is: in the case of a shared access network, that is, the user terminal always works on one carrier frequency, the CS domain and the PS domain of the core network are completely independent. That is to say, the PS network and CS network-related content is stored independently in the user terminal, including "current network", "prohibited PLMN list", "user-defined preferred PLMN and access technology sequence list", "operator Sequential list of preferred PLMNs and access technologies defined", etc. Therefore, the user terminal can be configured to select the CS network of one core network operator and the PS network of another core network operator automatically or manually, so that the user can obtain the CS service and PS service of different operator networks respectively.
[0020] figure 1 It shows that in the case of access network sharing, that is, in the case of wireless carrier frequency sharing, user terminals are respect...
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