Patent classifications
H04W8/02
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ROUTING SHORT MESSAGE, AND COMPUTER STORAGE MEDIUM
Disclosed are a method and apparatus for routing a short message and a computer storage medium. The method comprises: a short message service gateway acquires, from a short message service centre, a short message and identifier information of a called UE used for receiving the short message; after the short message service gateway acquires the short message and the identifier information of the called UE, the short message service gateway acquires a short message delivery domain of the called UE corresponding to the identifier information of the called UE by communicating with a short message delivery domain decision device; and the short message service gateway delivers the short message to the called UE according to the short message delivery domain of the called UE.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ROUTING SHORT MESSAGE, AND COMPUTER STORAGE MEDIUM
Disclosed are a method and apparatus for routing a short message and a computer storage medium. The method comprises: a short message service gateway acquires, from a short message service centre, a short message and identifier information of a called UE used for receiving the short message; after the short message service gateway acquires the short message and the identifier information of the called UE, the short message service gateway acquires a short message delivery domain of the called UE corresponding to the identifier information of the called UE by communicating with a short message delivery domain decision device; and the short message service gateway delivers the short message to the called UE according to the short message delivery domain of the called UE.
HIERARCHICAL MOBILITY
Techniques are described herein for signaling procedures that use a hierarchical mobility, which may be applied when a user equipment (UE) is operating in a radio resource control (RRC) inactive state or the RRC idle state. A wireless communication system may be configured with a plurality of areas in which one or more networks are established for communicating certain types of signals. Examples of the areas associated with networks may include a tracking area (TA), a radio access network area code (RAN-AC), a radio access network based notification area (RNA). A synchronization signal or a paging signal may be transmitted using a first set of communication resources in a first area, while the synchronization signal or the paging signal may be transmitted using a second set of communication resources in a second area different than the first set of communication resources.
HIERARCHICAL MOBILITY
Techniques are described herein for signaling procedures that use a hierarchical mobility, which may be applied when a user equipment (UE) is operating in a radio resource control (RRC) inactive state or the RRC idle state. A wireless communication system may be configured with a plurality of areas in which one or more networks are established for communicating certain types of signals. Examples of the areas associated with networks may include a tracking area (TA), a radio access network area code (RAN-AC), a radio access network based notification area (RNA). A synchronization signal or a paging signal may be transmitted using a first set of communication resources in a first area, while the synchronization signal or the paging signal may be transmitted using a second set of communication resources in a second area different than the first set of communication resources.
Device and Method of Handling Network Feature
A communication device of handling a network feature comprises a storage unit for storing instructions and a processing circuit coupled to the storage unit. The processing circuit is configured to execute the instructions stored in the storage unit. The instructions comprise receiving system information indicating whether an Evolved Packet System (EPS) optimization is supported and a first Non Access Stratum (NAS) message indicating whether the EPS optimization is supported; determining to use the EPS optimization, when the system information indicates that the EPS optimization is not supported and the first NAS message indicates that the EPS optimization is supported; and determining not to use the EPS optimization, when the system information indicates that the EPS optimization is supported and the first NAS message indicates that the EPS optimization is not supported.
Device and Method of Handling Network Feature
A communication device of handling a network feature comprises a storage unit for storing instructions and a processing circuit coupled to the storage unit. The processing circuit is configured to execute the instructions stored in the storage unit. The instructions comprise receiving system information indicating whether an Evolved Packet System (EPS) optimization is supported and a first Non Access Stratum (NAS) message indicating whether the EPS optimization is supported; determining to use the EPS optimization, when the system information indicates that the EPS optimization is not supported and the first NAS message indicates that the EPS optimization is supported; and determining not to use the EPS optimization, when the system information indicates that the EPS optimization is supported and the first NAS message indicates that the EPS optimization is not supported.
CONTROL APPARATUS, CONTROL METHOD, AND PROGRAM
In order to appropriately perform, in a mobile communication system including a plurality of mobile communication networks respectively operated by a plurality of mobile communication operators, cooperation among respective mobile communication networks, a control apparatus 100 includes a first control unit 133 that performs control related to a first mobile communication network 1a operated by a mobile communication operator A, and a second control unit 135 that performs, via the first mobile communication network 1a, control related to mobility for a terminal apparatus 700a connected to a second mobile communication network 1b operated by a mobile communication operator B different from the mobile communication operator A.
CONTROL APPARATUS, CONTROL METHOD, AND PROGRAM
In order to appropriately perform, in a mobile communication system including a plurality of mobile communication networks respectively operated by a plurality of mobile communication operators, cooperation among respective mobile communication networks, a control apparatus 100 includes a first control unit 133 that performs control related to a first mobile communication network 1a operated by a mobile communication operator A, and a second control unit 135 that performs, via the first mobile communication network 1a, control related to mobility for a terminal apparatus 700a connected to a second mobile communication network 1b operated by a mobile communication operator B different from the mobile communication operator A.
MOBILITY LOSS DETECTION AND RECOVERY
Particular embodiments described herein provide for a system, method, and apparatus that can be configured to determine that a first network element is no longer connected to a second network element, where interests had been sent to the second network element and are still pending. Each of the pending interest can be associated with a pending interval timer and the pending interests can be forwarded to a third network element before the expiration of the pending interval timer associated with each of the pending interests. In an example, the pending interest is part of an information centric networking protocol.
MOBILITY LOSS DETECTION AND RECOVERY
Particular embodiments described herein provide for a system, method, and apparatus that can be configured to determine that a first network element is no longer connected to a second network element, where interests had been sent to the second network element and are still pending. Each of the pending interest can be associated with a pending interval timer and the pending interests can be forwarded to a third network element before the expiration of the pending interval timer associated with each of the pending interests. In an example, the pending interest is part of an information centric networking protocol.