vowifi--Related Protocol documentation

One, 3GPP related protocol documents

3GPP 23.402Architecture Enhancements for NON-3GPP accesse-

Important overall frame structure and process, 3GPP and NON-3GPP switching

3GPP 36.304 User Equipment (UE) procedures in idle mode

Important, the method of gravity separation between 3GPP and NON-3GPP in the idle state of the terminal

3gpp24.302 access to THE3GPP evolved Packet Core (EPC) via NON-3GPP access networks; Stage3

3gpp24.244 Wireless LAN Control Plane protocol for trusted WLAN Accessto EPC

3gpp24.312 Access Network Discovery and Selection Function (ANDSF) Management Object

3gpp33.402 Security aspects of NON-3GPP accesses

In addition, 3GPP and NON-3GPP need to see the 3GPPR11 version after the standard, it is best to see R12 or R12 after the protocol document (currently frozen the highest version of R13)

Ii. GSMA-related protocol documentation

A number of the GSMA ' s permanentreference Documents (PRDs) regarding Vowi-fi, detailed below, areavailable Load here.

Ir.51–ims profile for Voice, Video and SMS over Wi-Fi

This document defines Aprofile, identifies a minimum mandatory set of features Whichare defined in 3GPP specifications That a wireless device (the userequipment [UE]) and network is required to implement in order Toguarantee interoperable, High quality ims-based telephony andconversational video services over Wi-Fi access.

Ir.61–wi-fi Roaming Guidelines

This document Describesthe Wi-Fi Access to the evolved 3GPP Packet switched domain Alsoknown as the Evolved Packet Core (E PC) as defined in the 3GPPspecifications TS 23.402 and TS 24.302. The document is based ON3GPP Release one and later. The document also covers policy Controland charging and authentication.

Ir.34–guidelines for IPX Provider Networks (previously Inter-serviceprovider IP Backbone guidelines)

The Internet Protocol (IP) Packet eXchange (IPX) Network is an inter-service Provider Ipbackbone which comprises the INTERC Onnected networks of Ipxproviders and general Packet Radio Service (GPRS) Roaming eXchange (GRX) Providers. The purpose of this document was to provideguidelines and technical information in how these networks is setup and Interco Nnect and how service providers would connect to theipx Provider networks.

Ir.39–ims profile to High Definition Video Conference (HDVC) Service

The IP multimediasubsystem (IMS) profile for high Definition Video Conference (HDVC) service, documented in this Permanent Reference Document (PRD), defines a minimum mandatory set of features that a videocommunication client and the network is Required to implement toguarantee a interoperable, high quality ims-based videocommunication service over fixed and Mobil E access.

IR.95–SIP/SDP profile for Inter-ims NNI

This document DESCRIBESA generic SIP/SDP profiles for interconnection and roaming nnibetween operators ' IMS networks for th e purposes of exchangingtraffic originating from and terminating to the Respectiveoperators ' customers. This document profiles SIP/SDP for thegsma-defined, ims-based services (i.e. VoLTE, Vilte, Vowi-fi,smsoip, and RCS service s).

ir.64–ims Service centralisation and Continuityguidelines

The 3rd generationpartnership Project (3GPP) has specified the solution forcentralisation of services in the IP multimedia Subsystem (IMS) ANDOF IMS based service continuity in Release 8 onwards. The Usershall receive services in a consistent manner when the useraccesses IMS either via the circuit switched (CS) or th E packetswitched (PS) domain. Service continuity is supported between Csand PS domains.

ir.65–ims Roaming and interworking guidelines

The 3rd generationpartnership Project (3GPP) architecture has introduced a subsystemknown as the IP multimedia Subsystem ( IMS) as an addition to thepacket-switched (PS) domain. IMS supports new, ip-based multimediaservices as well as interoperability with traditional telephonyservices. IMS is not a service per se, but the framework for enablingadvanced IP services and apps on top of a packet bearer.

ir.67–dns/enum guidelines for Service Providers and Grx/ipxproviders

Inter Service Providerip Communications is starting to evolve to support services Otherthan GPRS Roaming. Many, if not all, of these services rely Upondns. Therefore, it is of utmost importance for the interworking andstability of such services that Service Providers has all t Henecessary information to hand to ease configuration of their dnsservers upon which such services rely.

Ng.102–ims profile for converged IP Communications

This document defines Aprofile, identifies a minimum mandatory set of common imsfunctionalities that is defined in 3G PP Specifications and Othergsma PRDs that a wireless device (the User equipment [UE]) Andnetwork is required to support I n order to guaranteeinteroperable, high quality ims-based and Mobile Operator providedconverged IP Communications Services (VoLTE, Vilte, Vowi-fi Andrcs).