This document provides an overview of the Network Access Service (NAS) protocols, procedures, and functions for communication between a user equipment and core network in a mobile system. The NAS protocols include GPRS Mobility Management (GMM), Mobility Management (MM), Session Management (SM), Call Control (CC), Supplementary Services (SS), and Short Message Services (SMS). The document describes the functions of the SM and CC protocols for activating packet data contexts and establishing circuit-switched calls.
This document provides an overview of the Network Access Service (NAS) protocols, procedures, and functions for communication between a user equipment and core network in a mobile system. The NAS protocols include GPRS Mobility Management (GMM), Mobility Management (MM), Session Management (SM), Call Control (CC), Supplementary Services (SS), and Short Message Services (SMS). The document describes the functions of the SM and CC protocols for activating packet data contexts and establishing circuit-switched calls.
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This document provides an overview of the Network Access Service (NAS) protocols, procedures, and functions for communication between a user equipment and core network in a mobile system. The NAS protocols include GPRS Mobility Management (GMM), Mobility Management (MM), Session Management (SM), Call Control (CC), Supplementary Services (SS), and Short Message Services (SMS). The document describes the functions of the SM and CC protocols for activating packet data contexts and establishing circuit-switched calls.
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This post is to give short description of NAS protocols, procedures and
functions. NAS is a layer for communication between Ue and Core Network (CN). This communication is transparent for underlaying Access Stratum. NAS protocols:
GMM - GPRS Mobility Management
MM - Mobility Management SM - Session Management CC - Call Control SS - Supplementary Services SMS - Short Message Services
SM, SMS, SS and CC form a group of protocols called Connection
Management.
Figure - Inter protocols communication MS side [3GPP 24.007]
SM - its functions is to activate, deactivate or modify PDP contexts which are