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2. History Presented x31-20051024-016 in October meetings Comments at October meetings Investigate reducing overhead of SUBSCRIBE-NOTIFY method Investigate using PUBLISH method Also specify a solution that does not rely on IMS

3. General UNP Architecture

4. General UNP Architecture 2 Notification Server (NS) in the home network Simplify security between NS and network applications that trigger notifications Do not standardize interfaces between the NS and network applications that trigger notifications Co-locate network applications with NS or provide secure proprietary interfaces to the NS

5. Protocol Proposal v2 Not invent a new protocol Use SIP-MESSAGE Method (RFC 3428) Extension to SIP that allows transfer of Instant Messages. Prepaid balance/notification is sent to the terminal in a SIP MESSAGE Avoid overhead of SUBSCRIBE-NOTIFY method More appropriate than PUBLISH method Establishes soft state in terminal, terminal acts as server/compositor

6. SIP-MESSAGE Method

7. UNP over IMS Leverage IMS for architecture, security, and accounting NS is an Application Server in the home network that sends the SIP MESSAGE through the IMS network to the terminal

8. UNP for Non-IMS Network NS acts as combined SIP registrar/AS Terminal registers current IP address with NS only for IP-reachability

9. UNP Registration for IMS 3 rd party registration with NS by SIP registrar based on User Service Profile in the HSS Registration with NS indicates that the AT/MS expects notifications and is reachable

10. UNP Registration for non-IMS AT/MS registers directly with NS to provide IP address information AT/MS procedure identical to IMS procedure

11. User Notification Delivery IMS: NS sends SIP MESSAGE to SIP-URI of terminal Non-IMS: NS sends SIP MESSAGE directly to the IP address of the AT/MS

12. Delayed Delivery over IMS Undelivered messages can be queued until terminal re-registers

13. Delayed Delivery over non-IMS Undelivered messages can be queued until terminal re-registers

14. Security for UNP over IMS Hop-by-hop security provided by IMS AT/MS to P-CSCF Authentication: HTTP Digest authentication using AKA Encapsulation: IPSec P-CSCF to S-CSCF: relies on IMS inter- and intra- domain security Security between the NS and S-CSCF: Rely on IMS intra-domain security Security between the NS and network applications requesting notifications (e.g Prepaid server) is assumed but outside of scope

15. Security for UNP over IMS 2 Tying it together The NS ensures that notification requests come from a trusted network application E.g., Prepaid balance notification can only be requested by the prepaid server The S-CSCF inserts P-Asserted-Identity Tag = “3GPP2 Notification Server” only on SIP MESSAGE from the NS AT/MS displays messages with “3GPP2 Notification Server” tag as authenticated system message

16. UNP Security for Non-IMS Establish secure tunnel directly between NS and Terminal TLS PSK – Pre-provisioned in the R-UIM GBA – For further study because of concerns about long- term bootstrapped key in terminal Expect TLS/TCP session to time out between notifications Re-establish TCP and TLS sessions before sending notification AKA+IPSec Can use UDP to avoid need for TCP state Not desirable because NS needs interface to HSS

17. UNP Interaction with NFCC IMS: UNP to Leverage IMS solution UNP SIP MESSAGE traverses the same pinhole established between the AT/MS and P-CSCF for IMS Non-IMS For further study pending NFCC design Expect NS to open pinhole before sending SIP MESSAGE

18. Accounting The operator may not want to charge for non-billable traffic (e.g. unsolicited notifications) from the NS In IMS the S-CSCF generates detailed billing records for SIP MESSAGE messages between the AT/MS and NS The AAA can use this to determine how to bill traffic Non-IMS: After a message exchange, the NS sends a report to the AAA indicating how many bytes are exchanged with the NS The NS counts how many bytes it exchanges with the AT/MS This count should include any overhead bytes the PDSN would count AAA adjusts prepaid balance based on this report from the NS Before cutting off access, PDSN goes back to AAA to see adjusted balance Rely on same intra-domain security to ensure that AAA can trust accounting reports from NS NS can trust that notification requests from network applications will send valid non-billable traffic

19. Content of SIP MESSAGE Content-type: Application/vnd.3gpp2.ns MESSAGE content structure Define simple XML schema Or Define Binary Coded Data

20. Next Steps Division of work in 3GPP2 MMD develop UNP Protocol since approach is SIP MESSAGE-based TSG-S WG 4 develop security model for Non-IMS solution PDS provide input on non-IMS solution PDS provide input on structure of SIP MESSAGE contents Register vnd.3gpp2.ns MIME type with IANA