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    The IMS network architecture consists of four main layers: 1) The application layer contains third-party application servers that provide services like conferencing and enterprise applications. 2) The service capability layer houses application servers and resource servers that deliver general telephony, instant messaging, presence, and group services. 3) The session control layer handles call control, user management, and interworking with existing networks using entities like CSCF, MRFC, and AGCF/MGCF. 4) The bearer control and access layers connect the IMS to various core and access networks through components like the PCRF and provide user access via technologies such as GPRS, UMTS, CDMA, L

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    The IMS network architecture consists of four main layers: 1) The application layer contains third-party application servers that provide services like conferencing and enterprise applications. 2) The service capability layer houses application servers and resource servers that deliver general telephony, instant messaging, presence, and group services. 3) The session control layer handles call control, user management, and interworking with existing networks using entities like CSCF, MRFC, and AGCF/MGCF. 4) The bearer control and access layers connect the IMS to various core and access networks through components like the PCRF and provide user access via technologies such as GPRS, UMTS, CDMA, L

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    IMS Network Architecture: Application Layer

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    The IMS network architecture consists of four main layers: 1) The application layer contains third-party application servers that provide services like conferencing and enterprise applications. 2) The service capability layer houses application servers and resource servers that deliver general telephony, instant messaging, presence, and group services. 3) The session control layer handles call control, user management, and interworking with existing networks using entities like CSCF, MRFC, and AGCF/MGCF. 4) The bearer control and access layers connect the IMS to various core and access networks through components like the PCRF and provide user access via technologies such as GPRS, UMTS, CDMA, L

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    IMS Network Architecture

    Application layer

    SCP
    IM-SSF

    Service capability layer


    Session control layer

    Conference
    RCS

    CSCF

    HSS
    PCRF

    Bearer Control Layer


    Bearer core network

    Access layer

    AG
    Mobile
    Terminals

    SIP
    PC
    Terminals

    POTS

    Application Layer and Service Capability


    Layer
    Application

    3rd party AS,


    Conference AS,
    Enterprise center

    Service capability

    General telephony
    AS, IM, Presence,
    Group

    Provides the application

    developed by a trusted
    third party

    Provides the different


    service capabilities, which
    are mostly application
    servers and resource
    servers

    Session Control Layer and Access/Bearer


    Control Layer
    Session Control

    Functions -- Call control,


    User management,

    P/I/S-CSCF, MRFC

    Interworking with current

    AGCF/MGCF

    network

    IP Bearer

    PCRF
    Access

    User access-GPRS/UMTS/CDMA/LTE/
    WiFi/xDSL/LAN

    Connects the IMS to the current


    network -PSTN/PLMN/NGN/UMTS/CDMA
    Controls the bearer resource

    Question
    What is the function of each layer in IMS
    network?

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