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4 Roadmap
Integration
1 &Migration
2 QoS
Policy
3 Control
4 Platform
1 Integration
Internet
Service Network
Gi SGi
GGSN PCRF IOT
UGW
Gx Gx
IOT
• Scenario: Rural • Scenario: Rural coverage • Scenario: Dual mode • Scenario: SingleEPC for
coverage or nomad or nomad mode for data data card and handset GUL triple access
mode for data card card with seamless roaming
Internet
Deployment consideration Node impact
Service Network PLMNID SGSN
• Suggest to reuse GU • Gateway selection
Gi SGi PLMNID: no need to change • NACC (option)
GGSN PCRF UGW USIM, better performance of • Transfer eNB id when UL handover
Gx Gx cell reselection. BSC/RNC MME
Ga need upgrade. • SGSN/MME mixed pool consideration
APN HLR/HSS
Ga • Same APN for data service • Unified subscriber database or
Ga
• Consider new APN for voice interworking between HLR/HSS
CG
service later PCRF
Gn IMSI Number Range • Both R7/R8 PCC support
Gr S6a S11
• Depend on HSS deployment CG
Gn S1 • No requirement if unified SDB • New CDR format support
SGSN deployed • High storage due to longer CDR format
USN
• Interworking between SAE- DNS
Gb Iu
HSS and HLR shall be • NAPTR support flexible Gateway
S1 supported if no new IMSI selection in EPC
range for LTE
IP Transport Network
GERAN UTRAN EUTRAN • Latency in backhaul < 10ms
bi-direction
IPPM detects QoS between eNodeB &EPC IPSQM adjust transmission automatically
SD GM CFG
Stop
Start
……
eNodeB
t SQ: subscriber queue GQ: group queue
eNodeB ACT ACK BR BR BR DEA ACK
CFG: Configure S1-U bandwidth
IPPM monitor IP QoS, including: GM: Maintenance IPPM detecting result,
throughput, packet loss rate, delay and jitter, configure downlink queue
average bi-directional delay, etc SD: Do the shaping and adjustment
Challenges: The transmission of S1-U for several eNBs is based on the micro wave which is
around 80Mbps. There is no shaping functionality in the micro wave equipment.
Test Result:
• Before IPPM&IPSQM is used, the transmission rate of TCP stream is about 20Mbps due to
the re-transmission.
• After the usage of IPPM&IPSQM, the TCP transmission rate can grow near 80Mbps.
3
• Greatly reduce the network
eNodeB USN
OTDOA Position measurement and planning
Customer Requirement
• E2E QoS control for EPC deployment:
MME/SGW/PGW/PCRF
• Flexible control for VoIP/RTP service:
different QoS for different service, DSCP
marking, block, redirect, etc
Service-specific
exemption or priority
User-driven limits
based on URL, apps
etc
Multi-network
plans
Time of day,
day-specific
plans
Device-specific
plans
More Complexity, More
Congestion-
Control
driven policy
Customer
notification
Soft caps
Consumption
Question: Is your company planning to deploy common tiers
policy tools across the following access networks?
Source: HeavyReading 2011.6 MBB Summit Source: HeavyReading 2011.6 MBB Summit
PS9.0/ PS10.0/
PS8.2
PS9.1 11.0/12.0
UGW
Packet Access Service
OM
Forwarding Mgmt Control
Hardware (SPUd/SPUe/SPUf)
IP/UDP Header GTP Header IP /TCP Header HTTP Header HTTP Payload
Smartphone drive up
+210%
Dongle drive up
Service
Layer Web Location Sharing Presence IM SMS TAS
NMS
OCS HSS
Access
Layer
P-GW
Internet
Combined -
1 2 3 4 17 18 5 6 7 GW
MME-pool L L L S MM S S S
S-GW PPPPPP PPP
U U U UU U U U U
~50% of signaling SFU
SFU
SFU
SFU
X 100 times paging
SSSSSSSSS
PPPPPPPPP
UUUUUUUUU
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
E-UTRAN
TA TA TA TA
TA TA TA TA TA TA
TA TA TA TA TA
X 25 times handover
Serving for 625M subscribers in the world Rank 1st with 30 percent market share, 2010
Sweden
1st commercial
Armenia China
E2E QoS EPC
Norway UAE Hongkong solution
Poland Saudi Arab
Network Visibility
Smart Bandwidth Management
SmartPhone Optimization
EPC Specific Solutions
USN / UGW
4 Roadmap
Minor subs, most traffic User visible, to see who is the valuable
Bandwidth management
65.00
1.00
60.00 0.00
Rush expansion for hotspot Network visible, to see where is the Precise network planning
hotspot
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Content
1 Challenges of EPC Deployment – Huawei Strategy
Network Visibility
Smart Bandwidth Management
SmartPhone Optimization
EPC Specific Solutions
USN / UGW
4 Roadmap
• 60% traffic in 10+% cells • 70% traffic by 5% users • P2P kills almost 50% traffic
• 70 % traffic indoor • 70%~80% traffic for Internet
SP/CP
• 60%~70% traffic in Busy • 14 times higher signaling • Most of the top operators
Hours by Smartphone have more than one access
• 30 times volume by iPhone network
• 450 times with USB dongle
Emergency Service
Position/RAT
Revenue Increase
Congestion
PCRF
Service Self-subscription
Terminal-specific Package
Policy Condition Gx Policy Action
Terminal
Efficiency Improvement
Normal Specific
quota quota free
Buy Extra Quota
FUP is very necessary and Online Quota
valuable if carrier use flat rate premium services like Walled-Garden Warning when quota nearly
service package! VoIP, Streaming with specific quota, exhausted, and top-up from
some service can be free website by yourself
Huawei Solution:
The 1st Service Based FUP Solution deployed in
UGW: 3GPP Rel 9 based Monitor-Key to report
the world and 3GPP R9 based
volume as per time slot:
No other vendor supports this feature
• Monitor-Key = 1 for Peak hour according one China Tier 1 operator survey
conducted in Dec 2010
• Monitor-Key = 2 for Non-Peak hour
Phase2: Diverse monitor-keys for different
• PCRF: Maintain 2 quotas for one Subscriber Roaming-to Countries
Easy to apply in other scenarios, e.g., excluding
premium services from normal FUP quota
No 500 Priority 3
10GB €30
Limit kbps
Priority Priority
1 2
5GB €20 2 200
Mbps kbps
Best Best
1 Efforts Efforts
1GB €10 100
Mbps kbps Priority 3
P2P
throttling
bandwidth management action:
Throttle 30% P2P traffic in Congestion
high load cells from 16:00 to Overload level 3
20:00 Overload level 2
Overload level 1
Throttle 15% P2P traffic in Normal
VoIP
Value:
P2P restricted to
Save 520Mbps bandwidth (2 sets GGSN) P2P
500Mbps
Network Centric
P-CSCF Unified Dynamic
QoS Control
E-UTRAN MME
Rx
End-to-End QoS
QoS Functions QoS Functions QoS Functions QoS Functions QoS Functions
Instant MSN Messenger , Skype, Yahoo, AOL, ICQ, MSN_IM, Fetion, Skype_IM, Google-Talk_IM, GoogleTalk_StunData,
Messaging GoogleTalk_HTTP, QQ_IM, SinaUC_IM, Sina_Transfer, TelTel_IM, AliTalk_IM, DoShow_IM, XiaoNeiTong_IM,
Lava_Lava_IM, Jabber_SSL, Ares, TOnline_IM, IM+_Googletalk, Gadu-Gadu, Paltalk_IM, Gizmo, OoVoo_IM,
Mail_Ru_Agent_Other, Mail_Ru_Agent_PhoneChat, Mail_Ru_Agent_SendFile, Meebo_VideoChat, Mig33,
Mig33_HTTP, MySpaceIM, Nate_IM, NetMeeting, Nimbuzz_Audio, OSCAR, Pichat, Retroshare, Shareaza_Chat,
Shareaza_DownLoad, SightSpeed_Audio_Chat, SightSpeed_Video_Chat, Sina_Common_Chat_Control,
Trillian_login, Trillian_PhoneChat, Trillian_VideoChat, Vbuzzer, VZOchat, Web_MSN, Web_Yahoo,
WebMail_Mail_IM, WebQQ, WinPopupX, Xfire, YY
Operators’ Local
Representative Preparation
Demand
Development
New Edition of Regional
mainstream Lab
application Verification
Dedicated application identification team (Development & Test team) with Strong reverse engineering
capabilities
Selected local partner
Specialists in Sweden and USA R&D center focus on DPI architecture and recognition technologies
Keep close eye on new edition of mainstreaming applications
Network Visibility
Smart Bandwidth Management
SmartPhone Optimization
EPC Specific Solutions
USN / UGW
4 Roadmap
★ ★
Operator 5
Operator 1
★
★ Operator 2
Operator 3
Operator 4
★
Operator 6
1x + + >14x
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Causes of Signaling Storm
Powered-on Signaling
Connection Storm
Virus-initiated Port
Scanning Source: Huawei Smart Lab
Overload Overload
Retry
Description: Analysis:
• The link between GGSN and AAA was lost •PDP was activated before AAA accounting to lower
service delay
Network initiated PDP deactivation, but
•
Blackberry terminals kept retrying •Accounting failed due to connection loss, GGSN
initiated PDP deactivation
• Both GGSN and SGSN were overloaded
•PDP was de-activated, Blackberry
(APN:blackberry.net) required always-on so kept
retrying
• This resulted in GGSN and SGSN overload
SGSN Overload
One North America Operator
Description:
• RIM Firewall down Iu signaling surge
• RNC, SGSN overload
Analysis:
•RIM E-mail Server unreachable results in network
initiated PDP deactivation
• Blackberry automatically retries again and again
RNC Overload
Description:
•Large volume of signaling
burst in SGSN
•SGSN CPU load reached up
to 95% in peak (average was
only 20%-30%)
•PS service delays and
unavailable
Analysis:
•Signaling load were from
Paging
•Paging storm was due to
One EU Operator (iPhone introduced) continuous incoming IP
scans initiated by outside
hackers
SGSN overloaded by many CPU Load Peak
Fine tuning on CN/RAN/UE Core Network service optimization Security across core
network
G6 G7
G5 1% 1% G8
Symbian/ 1% 1%
Other
WM G9
10% G4
25% 1%
Smartphone = YES Android 1%
Blackberry 12% G10
25% G3 1%
1%
Iphone
25% G2 Milestone
1% G1 1%
1% Milestone2
1%
Smartphone Identification
• “Smartphone” is classified by signaling behavior
instead of the appearance and functions
DSCP=High
DSCP=Mid
Paging DSCP=Low
Abnormal
ambundant PDP
act retry
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Content
1 Challenges of EPC Deployment – Huawei Strategy
Network Visibility
Smart Bandwidth Management
SmartPhone Optimization
EPC Specific Solutions
USN / UGW
4 Roadmap
VoIP
G/U/L handsets
handsets
PCC &
QoS
Network Centric
P-CSCF Unified Dynamic
QoS Control
E-UTRAN MME
Rx
End-to-End QoS
QoS Functions QoS Functions QoS Functions QoS Functions QoS Functions
6 TCP-based
(e.g., www, e-mail, chat, ftp, 300 ms 10-6
Non-GBR
p2p, progressive video)
7 Voice, Video, Interactive
Gaming 100 ms 10-3
Rx Based VoLTE
Policy controller CSCF
PCRF
MME
Default Bearer Internet Internet
Default singalling Bearer IMS
On demand VoIP bearer GW (PCEF)
UE
If supported by the networks, also on-going PS service is handed over (seamless or hard
handover)
LTE island
PS
LTE
LTE
LTE
CS
LTE
GSM/WCDMA
MSC/VLR
Paging Response NodeB RNC
Inter-system change
2G/3G
SGs
LTE
MME
Paging
eNodeB SAE-GW
IMS domain
MGCF
SAE Signaling
IMS Signaling
Data (VOIP) CSCF IMS-MGW SS7
MME 3
1
2
MSC
3 PLMN
S-GW P-GW
eNodeB
SAE