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Dec. 10-12, 2008 Hyeong-Ho Lee, ETRI Jinkyung Hwang, KT
Current and Next Work on Application/Session Control and Signalling Dec , 2008 Hyeong-Ho Lee, ETRI Jinkyung Hwang, KT
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Contents SG11 Questions in 2009-2012 Current work items of Q.2, Q.3/11
New work items for Q.2, Q.3/11 Summary
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SG11 Questions in 2009-2012 Q Titles Current/new Q.1/11
Network signalling and control functional architectures in emerging NGN environments Q.2/11 Application control and signalling requirements and protocols Q.3/11 Session control and signalling requirements and protocols Q.3/11 Q.4/11 Bearer control and signalling requirements and protocols Q.4/11 Q.5/11 Resource control and signalling requirements and protocols Q.6/11 Coordination of signalling requirements and protocol development Q.6/11 Q.7/11 Signalling and control requirements and protocols supporting network attachment and identification in NGN environment Q.7/11 Q.8/11 Protocol Test Specifications for NGN Q.8/11 Q.9/11 Monitoring parameters for NGN protocols new Q.10/11 Service test specification for NGN Q.11/11 QoS tests specification for NGN Q.12/11 USN and RFID test specification Q.13/11 Coordination of work on Emergency Communications within an NGN environment Q.14/11 Security Coordination For NGN Protocols Q.15/17 End-to-end Multicast Q.1/17
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Recommendations by Q.2, Q3/11
Name Titles Editors Basic Call Q.3401 NGN NNI signalling profile (protocol set 1) USA Japan Q.3401 Amend.1 Extensions of NGN NNI signalling profile including video and data services Korea Q.3402 NGN UNI signalling profile (Protocol set 1) Q.Sup55 Signalling requirements at the interface between AS-FE and S-CSC-FE Profile Q.Sup54 Signalling requirements at the interface between SUP-FE and I/S-CSC-FE China Q.Sup56 Organization of NGN service user data Q.Sup58 Organization of transport user data Emergency Call Q.Sup57 Signalling requirements to support the emergency telecommunications service (ETS) in IP networks
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Work Items of Q.2, Q.3/11 (on going)
Name Titles Editors Application service Q.CRBT Signalling requirements and protocol profile for NGN Customized multimedia Ring Back Tone Korea Q.CRT Signalling requirements and protocol profile for NGN Customized multimedia Ring Tone service Q.Centrex Signalling Requirements and Protocol Profile for IP Centrex services China Q.CONF NGN Signalling control protocol: Multimedia conference service Supplementary service Q.CDIV NGN Signalling control protocol: communication diversion service Q.OIP/OIR NGN Signalling control protocol: originating identification presentation/restriction service Q.TIR/TIP NGN Signalling control protocol: terminating identification presentation/restriction service Q.HOLD NGN Signalling Control Protocol: Communication Hold service Q.ECT Explicit Communication Transfer
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Q.CRBT, CRT Definition Customized Ringback Tone (CRBT) Service: provides the calling party with the called/calling party’s customized ring back tone Customized Ringing Tone (CRT) Service: provides the called party with the calling/called party’s customized ringing tone CRBT service Please get the call ~ CRT service Thank you for calling ~ Calling party Called party Calling party enjoys his own ringback or, called party’s configured ringback Called party enjoys his own ringing or, calling party’s configured ringing
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Q.CRBT, CRT Market demanding service Being Led by Asian areas
KT ring-go service (PSTN CRBT) ARPU reaches 12.5 % of IN service KT my-card service (BcN CRT) is ready to commercialization [ [ huawei.com, by google] [ intomobile.com, by google]
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Q.CRBT, CRT Standardization in ITU-T
CRBT and CRT will be promising services in NGN ITU-T SG11 is good place to have well-defined service standardization There are active participations from CJK The two documents (Q.CRBT and Q.CRT) are expected to be completed and asked for consent in the next January meeting We hope CJK cooperation and thank you for the cooperation !
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NGN Protocol Set SG11 produced a significant number of NGN Protocol Set 1 related Recommendations. These Recommendations constitute a major reference to enable actual NGN (Release 1) implementations. Various Supplements have been published to document the corresponding NGN. NGN Protocol Set 2 and more should continue to be developed during the forthcoming Study Period ( ) based on the feedback from first NGN release implementations and new requirements. To support the NGN Release 2 architecture, the scope of NGN Protocol Set 2 will include signalling requirements and protocols for: − IPTV and content delivery services − Mobility management control and mobile application services − Converged Web and application services − Multicast data services
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New Work Items for Q.2, Q.3/11 Signaling requirements/protocols for new value-added converged services in NGN - Web based application/service support functions: service registration, discovery, service composition, and service orchestration Enhancements to the existing signalling Recommendations to accommodate emerging technologies such as Distributed network technology (GRID & Peer to peer), Multicast technology (IPTV) etc. Enhancements to the existing signalling Recommendations to accommodate Private and enterprise networks Signaling requirements/protocols for IPTV, mobile application services, and sensor network services Also, it is important to have Signaling requirements/protocols for Home Gateway control Transport control protocol for seamless access mobility Signaling requirements/protocols for NGN number portability Signaling requirements for session mobility
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Summary SG11(Q.2 andQ.3) develops signaling requirement for application services, which is a keen market-driven area Q.2,3/11 have done good job during current study period 8 Recommendations completed, and 9 work items on going In new study period, the work of Q2,3/11 will be aligned with the scope of SG13 including IPTV, mobility, USN, P2P etc. CJK cooperation will be essential ! * NGN release 2 architecture extended to have mobility and IPTV
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