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Core Network Dimensioning
Core Network Dimensioning
Sami TABBANE
CONTENTS
I. Introduction
II. Evolved Packet Core
III. Core network Dimensioning
IV. Summary
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CONTENTS
I. Introduction
Introduction
LTE Commercialization
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Introduction
Introduction
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Introduction
Introduction
Advantages
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CONTENTS
2G /3G PTSN
CDMA/EV-DO Circuit swirched
Voice core voice
GSM/GPRS channels Other
EDGE Mobile
networks
UMTS BSC/RNC
HSPA IP channel BTS Packet swirched Internet
NodeB core data
VPN
LTE
eNodeB
Evolved packet core
IP channel (all–IP)
eNodeB Transport (backhaul and backbone)
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IP channel
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• LTE requires significantly more capacity in both the data plane and
control plane.
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4G (LTE) architecture
2G RNC SGSN
SAE GW S5/S8
3G
SGW P-GW
S1-U
S11
S7 (Gx)
MME PCRF
S1-C
S6a
eNode B
HSS
X2
eNode B
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IP channel
eNodeB
SGW is the termination point of the packet data network interface towards
E-UTRAN.
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In LTE, data plane traffic is carried over virtual connections called service data flows
(SDFs).
One or more SDFs are aggregated and carried over one bearer.
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AF
Policy and Charging Enforcement Function (PCEF):
PCRF
supports service data flow detection, policy
enforcement and flow-based charging. Online
Application Function (AF): SGW PGW charging
supports applications that require
dynamic policy and/or charging Offline
control. charging
SGSN+GGSN+MME+SGW
Completely centralised
+PGW
MME+SGSN+GGSN+SGW
Completely distributed
+PGW
Centralised bearer/
SGW+PGW+GGSN MME+SGSN
Distributed control
Centralised control/
MME PGW+SGW
Distributed bearer
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CONTENTS
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Capacity equipment
Parameters planning
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1. Dimensioning Phases
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Dimensioning Phases
Traffic Dimensioning
Subscribers
Equipment demands
dimensioning
Dimensioning Traffic
Number of
Signaling Traffic
equipment needed
Data Traffic
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Dimensioning Phases
Handsets profiles
configuration
• Session size
• Number of sessions during the busy hour
Traffic at Busy hour • Traffic percentage in DL
• Data traffic carried in VPNs or for Internet services
2. Traffic dimensioning at BH
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
Nc= NA* PC
NS =NA* Ps
Where:
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
Where
ρS BH-DL/UL: Traffic volume in UL/ DL at Busy hour
Tsession : Exchanged data volume per session
Nsession: Number of sessions at BH
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
Traffic on DL:
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
Traffic during BH
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
Where
THInternet BH-DL/UL: Internet services throughput at busy hour
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
Where
THVPN DL/UL: Throughput VPN services at busy hour
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
Traffic in DL
ρS DL = (ρS BH-DL) * Ns
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
NAU= NA*P AU
NAttach= NAttach/sub/BH*N AU
NDetach= NDetach/sub/BH*N AU
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
NIDLE/ACTIVE= NIDLE/ACTIVE/sub/BH*N AU
NPDN= NPDN/sub/BH*N AU
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
NBEARERS= NBEARERS/sub/BH*N AU
NTAU_INTER_MME = NTAU_INTER_MME/sub/BH*N AU
NTAU_INTER_MME_SGW = NTAU_INTER_MME_SGW/sub/BH*N AU
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Traffic dimensioning at BH
NX2_HO= NX2_HO/sub/BH*N AU
NHO_INTER_MME = NHO_INTER_MME/sub/BH*N AU
Traffic dimensioning at BH
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3. Equipment dimensioning
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Equipment dimensioning
a) MME dimensioning
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MME dimensioning
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Equipment dimensioning
b) SGW dimensioning
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SGW dimensioning
Equipment dimensioning
c) PGW dimensioning
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PGW dimensioning
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Equipment dimensioning
d) HSS dimensioning
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HSS dimensioning
N HSS = E[ NA / OC A]
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Equipment dimensioning
d) PCRF dimensioning
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PCRF dimensioning
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Equipment dimensioning
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• C INT_C= ∑ TH INT_C
• NPROC_x: Number of operations
• TH INT_C: Throughput per interface in the control plane
• C INT_C: Capacity per interface
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Subscribers Information
Area Information
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Subscribers Information
Number of DL Percentage
Traffic Session size
session at BH (%)
topology
Service Active subscribers
Web
1 2 85
Internet access ALL Browsing
Email 4 0.5 80
VPN 30% of data cards
Video
1 10 95
streaming
VPN 0.25 1 60
Gaming 1 0.04 60
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CASE STUDY
1. Traffic dimensioning at BH
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Traffic Volume at
Traffic Volume at busy
Traffic Number of Session busy hour DL
hour UL/DL
topology session Size(Mb) (Mb)
(Mb)
Web
1 2 2 1.7
Browsing
1.6
Email 4 0.5 2
Video
streamin 1 10 10 9.5
g
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Traffic Volume at
Traffic Volume at busy
Traffic Number of Session busy hour DL
hour UL/DL
topology session Size(Mb) (Mb)
(Mb)
Internet 1 2 2 1.7
3.2
Internet 2 2 4
Internet 1 10 10 9.5
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Total traffic for office VPN and internet at BH (DL and UL)
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CASE STUDY
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Procedure
Number
Subscriber/BH
Active user at BH 90%
N attach 1 475153
N detach 1 475153
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CASE STUDY
3. Equipment dimensioning
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Equipment dimensioning
Subscribers
HSS Number of users supported 3000000 85% 2550000
Trans/sec
PCRF Transactions/second 1600 85% 1360
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Equipment dimensioning
Required nodes
Component Required number
N MME-OC SAU 1
N MME-IDLE/ACTIVE 3
N MME-Proc 3
N SGW-Bearers 1
N SGW-Data Proc 2
N SGW-VPN 1
N PDNGW-Bearers 1
N PDNGW-DL Internet 2
N PDNGW-VPN 1
N SGW-PDNGW Bearers 1
N SGW-PDNGW DL Internet 3
N SGW-PDNGW DL VPN 1
N HSS 1
N PCRF 5
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VI. Summary
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Summary
• User QoE decrease and operator cost increase due to mobile traffic growth
• Operator revenue growth slows
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Summary
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Thank you
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