HUAWEI ESpace V200R001 Technical Proposal

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 eSpace Service Overview ...........................................................................................1

1.1 Service Concept................................................................................................................1

1.2 Product description ...........................................................................................................1

1.3 Service & System features................................................................................................2

1.4 Use cases.........................................................................................................................4

Chapter 2 eSpace System Technical...........................................................................................1

2.1 eSpace Architecture..........................................................................................................1

2.1.1 System architecture: ...............................................................................................1

2.1.2 Interface of eSpace platform ...................................................................................3

2.2 Service flows.....................................................................................................................5

2.2.1 Basic Flow..............................................................................................................6

2.2.2 Voice Communication.. ...........................................................................................8

2.2.3 Message Communication......................................................................................14

2.3 Technical Specification....................................................................................................19

2.3.1 Making Calls via eSpace PC Clients......................................................................19

2.3.2 Making Calls to eSpace Clients via Mobile Phones................................................20

2.3.3 SMS .....................................................................................................................22

2.3.4 IM.........................................................................................................................24

2.4 System Configuration Management.................................................................................25

2.5 Service Operation ...........................................................................................................28

2.5.1 eSpace & BSS API ...............................................................................................28

2.5.2 Service provisioning..............................................................................................30

2.5.3 eSpace charging...................................................................................................36

2.6 System Report ................................................................................................................41

2.6.1 Report for Operator...............................................................................................41

2.6.2 Report for Enterprise.............................................................................................44

2.7 System Alarm .................................................................................................................45

2.7.1 eSpace Alarm Concept .........................................................................................45

2.7.2 eSpace connects to NMS......................................................................................47

2.7.3 List of eSpace Alarm.............................................................................................48

2.8 System and Network dimensioning..................................................................................50

2.8.1 System sizing including assumption and calculation..............................................50

2.8.2 Bill of Material (both HW and SW).. .......................................................................51

2.8.3 HW Specification...................................................................................................52

Chapter 3 Acronyms ....................................................................................................................1




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List of Figures

Figure 1-1 eSpace enterprise information communication solution........................................ 2

Figure 1-2 Enterprise address book...................................................................................... 5

Figure 1-3 Group address book ............................................................................................ 6

Figure 1-4 Personal address book........................................................................................ 6

Figure 1-5 Export personal address book ............................................................................. 7

Figure 1-6 Instant message dialog........................................................................................ 7

Figure 1-7 Send short message dialog ................................................................................. 8

Figure 2-1 Networking of the eSpace.................................................................................... 1

Figure 2-2 External interfaces of the eSpace ........................................................................ 3

Figure 2-3 Login and register to eSpace ............................................................................... 6

Figure 2-4 Get eSpace address book ................................................................................... 7

Figure 2-5 Maintain Enterprise/Group Address book ............................................................. 8

Figure 2-6 Making a call from the eSpace client.................................................................... 9

Figure 2-7 Making a call to the eSpace client via a mobile phone........................................ 10

Figure 2-8 Making a call to eSpace client from mobile phones-Handover ............................ 12

Figure 2-9 Call Hold via eSpace client ................................................................................ 14

Figure 2-10 Sending SMS .................................................................................................. 15

Figure 2-11 Receiving SMS................................................................................................ 16

Figure 2-12 Sending IM...................................................................................................... 17

Figure 2-13 Forward IM to SMS ......................................................................................... 17

Figure 2-14 Transferring a file online .................................................................................. 18

Figure 2-15 Signaling flow of making a call from eSpace Client........................................... 19

Figure 2-16 Signaling flow of making a call to the eSpace client via a mobile phone.......... .. 21

Figure 2-17 eSpace sending and receiving SMS signal flow ............................................... 23

Figure 2-18 eSpace IM signaling flow ................................................................................. 24

Figure 2-19 Interfaces view between BSS with eSpace....................................................... 28

Figure 2-20 Registering an enterprise/Modifying the account number of an enterprise........ 30

Figure 2-21 Deregistering an enterprise.............................................................................. 32

Figure 2-22 Registering a staff member.............................................................................. 33




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Figure 2-23 Deregistering a staff member........................................................................... 35

Figure 2-24 Communication fee ......................................................................................... 39

Figure 2-25 eSpace connect to I2000 ................................................................................. 47




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List of Tables

Table 1-1 eSpace Service features........................................................................................ 2

Table 2-1 List of required devices ......................................................................................... 1

Table 2-2 Description of external interfaces........................................................................... 4

Table 2-3 Description of internal interfaces............................................................................ 5

Table 2-4 eSpace service flows............................................................................................. 5

Table 2-5 eSpace Role Table .............................................................................................. 25

Table 2-6 eSpace configure & management list................................................................... 26

Table 2-7 Operator interface between BSS with eSpace ..................................................... 28

Table 2-8 eSpace charging model ....................................................................................... 37

Table 2-9 Month Fee........................................................................................................... 37

Table 2-10 Charging Point .................................................................................................. 37

Table 2-11 eSpace SMS Fee .............................................................................................. 38

Table 2-12 CDRs of Ordinary Voice Calls............................................................................ 40

Table 2-13 CDRs of SMS.................................................................................................... 40

Table 2-14 Report for Operator........................................................................................... 41

Table 2-15 eSpace Service subscriber Report..................................................................... 42

Table 2-16 eSpace Using Report ........................................................................................ 42

Table 2-17 Customer Manager Report ................................................................................ 43

Table 2-18 Report for Enterprise......................................................................................... 44

Table 2-19 Enterprise subscriber Report ............................................................................. 44

Table 2-20 Enterprise Using Report .................................................................................... 45

Table 2-21 Alarm Type........................................................................................................ 45

Table 2-22 Alarm Event Type .............................................................................................. 46

Table 2-23 Alarm Perceived Severity .................................................................................. 46

Table 2-24 eSpace Alarm List ............................................................................................. 48

Table 2-25 eSpace Call model ............................................................................................ 50

Table 2-26 Bandwidth calculate expression......................................................................... 50

Table 2-27 Bill of Material ................................................................................................... 51




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Chapter 1 eSpace Service Overview

1.1 Service Concept

With the development of the communications and Internet, the communications

industry and Internet industry integrate with each other. As a result, new services and

applications generate. The development of the services and applications is based on

user-centered. The eSpace meets the needs of enterprises for communication and

information service. The account of the eSpace client on computer is the same as the

mobile phone number of the user. The eSpace client integrates with multiple

applications to provide the following functions:

l Voice over IP (VoIP)

l Instant message (IM), short message (SM)

l Enterprise IT application(Enterprise daily information service, Employees m

anage calendar)

These functions improve the work and communication efficiency of the enterprise

staff and hold the staff together.

1.2 Product description

The eSpace, an integrated communication solution, is provided for VPN users in

enterprises. It is a value-added service solution. The eSpace enables the

intercommunication between the systems such as VPN mobile terminals, enterprise

terminals, communication services, and enterprise IT. It improves the communication

efficiency and collaborative capability in enterprises. At the same time, the eSpace

integrates the voice, data, and multi-media communication capabilities, which

enhances the information construction of enterprises.

The eSpace client is installed on the personal computer (PC) and uses the mobile

number of a user for login. On the basis of communication, the eSpace integrates

multiple applications to provide such communication-related functions as the IM,

VoIP. The eSpace also realizes the call and short message capabilities that are the

same as the capabilities provided by mobile phones. The eSpace, with a flexible and

open architecture, provides multiple open interfaces such as SDK API, HTTP, SOAP,

and SIP. The eSpace integrates multiple working-related services such as OA




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system. By using the eSpace, the staff can communicate more effectively, which

improves working efficiency and increases enterprise cohesiveness.

Figure 1-1 eSpace enterprise information communication solution

1.3 Service & System features

The eSpace is an advanced value-added service of the VPN. The eSpace client can

provide users with powerful functions. It integrates with the voice and message

functions, which can serve the enterprises better.

Table 1-1 eSpace Service features

No. Function Sub-Function Description

1 Numbering Rules

1.1 Unified number The account of eSpace client is the same as your

mobile phone number. When you communicate

with the other party through calls, IM, SMS. The

terminal of the other party displays your mobile

phone number. When the other party dials your

mobile phone number, you can receive the call by

using eSpace client.

2 Address Book

2.1 Enterprise

address book

In the enterprise address book, you can search for

a contact by the spelling of the contact name and




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can use the functions of speed dial and sending IM

and SMS.

2.2 Group address

book

Only enterprise administrator can create a group

in the team address book. A group can include sub

groups. You can select a group and send group

SMS to the group.

2.3 Personal

address book

The eSpace client provides a personal address

books for the every enterprise staff. The personal

address book includes personal contacts and

provides the function of adding contacts.

3 Communication

Functions

3.1 Voice

communication

by using the

eSpace client

You can initiate or receive calls by using the

eSpace client. The calls are made based on the IP

network and your mobile phone number is

displayed on the terminal of the other party.

3.2 IM The eSpace client provides the IM function and

displays the user states. The eSpace client can

receive IM containing texts of different colors and

fonts and other personalized settings. When

sending IM, you can also transfer files.

3.3 Group IM You can create a temporary group and send group

IM to the group.

3.4 SMS and

Group SMS

You can send a single SMS or group SMS, receive

and reply SMS and set personalized signature by

using eSpace client. The fee will be deducted from

your mobile phone account.

3.5 Forward IM to

SMS

If you send an IM to an offline contact, the IM will

be converted to an SM and sent to the mobile

phone of the contact.

3.6 One Key

Switch

You can forward a call from the eSpace client to

the mobile phone of the same number by clicking

a certain button. You can also forward a call from

the mobile phone to the eSpace client of the same

account by pressing a certain key.




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3.7 Call Holding You can hold a call and receive another call by PC

client. After second call ends, you can go on the

first call.

3.8 Call

Forwarding

You can forward an incoming call via pressing a

key on PC client. By this way, subscriber can

forward incoming calls easily.

4 Enterprise

Information

Service/Customized

IT Application

4.1 Enterprise

management

service

Management enterprise information and

enterprise right information.

4.2 Enterprise

daily

information

service

An enterprise can upload the common information

necessary for the daily work to the Web, for

example, the phone numbers. The enterprise staff

can search for the phone numbers on the eSpace

client. They can click a found phone number to

make a call or send SMS to the phone number.

4.3 Pushing public

information

Enterprise manager can add the subscribed public

information on the Web and push the information

to all or specified eSpace clients.

44 Calendar

Planning

You can arrange your daily work through the

agenda management function. The eSpace client

reminds you of the agenda by sending SMS or

displaying prompts before the scheduled time.

4.5 Single Sign On The eSpace client can integrate with the office

system of an enterprise in the single sign-on mode

(SSO).

1.4 Use cases

In the above part, it describes eSpace function lists. eSpace has many powerful

functions which can improve the enterprise communication efficiency, as shown

following, well explain using cases about major eSpace function.




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I. Unified Number

The account of login eSpace client is the same with user s mobile phone number.

When you communicate with the others via calls, IM and SMS, the terminal of the

other party will display calling mobile phone number. When the other party dials your

mobile phone number, you can receive the call by using eSpace client.

By this solution, eSpace really and truly realizes one number link you and one dialing

reach you.

For example, when users are roaming international, he can also make or receive a

call by using eSpace client without considering expensive international roaming fee.

It help operator to arouse the sleeping subscribers who are international roaming.

Another example, normal VoIP service displaying CLIP number can not be called

back. But in eSpace, the VoIP CLIP number is just user s mobile phone, so called

can call back to calling according to displaying number.

II. eSpace Address Book

Address Book is core value of enterprise communication. eSpace address book

includes three levels: Enterprise address book, Group address book and Personal

address book. eSpace satisfies the requirement of address book from three latitudes

for enterprise.

Enterprise address book could be used by all enterprise employees, when

employees queries the result of address book, they can select one of contactors and

use eSpace communication function easily, such as voice call, sending SMS and so

on.

Figure 1-2 Enterprise address book




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Group address book is just for group users. Group user can see the group user

information easily and also can use eSpace communication function quickly.

Figure 1-3 Group address book

Personal address book is used by enterprise employees themselves. Employees

can see others detail information, including name, department and so on. In personal

address book, employee can send IM, SMS, Group IM, Group SMS and making a

call directly. Further, employees can import and export personal address book in

outlook via !.xls" and !.csv" files. It helps employees to realize address book

synchronization.

Figure 1-4 Personal address book




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Figure 1-5 Export personal address book

III. IM

eSpace provides instant message for user, including online IM, offline IM, IM forward

SMS, Group IM and transfer files. With these, employees can communicate with

each other instantaneous.

For example, when you find user is online, you can send IM to him and get response

quickly which is more efficiency than normal notes or email.

Another way, the function of IM forwarding to SMS can also ensure the IM to be

received by user s mobile phone.

Figure 1-6 Instant message dialog

IV. SMS

Employees can send SMS, Group SMS via eSpace client easily which is more

efficiency than mobile phone.




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For example, there are lots of work groups in enterprise. Employees can only send

group email before. Now, employees can send group short messages via eSpace

client.

Figure 1-7 Send short message dialog

The benefits of eSpace from incarnating the three sides:

Ø For Operator

eSpace will help operator to expand enterprise markets and occupy enterprise

desktop.

eSpace will stimulate communication traffic and ARPU.

Ø For Enterprise eSpace speeds up communication response (IM).

eSpace improve communication efficiency (Address book, VOIP, group SM,

group IM).

Ø For Employee

eSpace easy and convenient to communicate with others (One number, SMS...).

eSpace unifies the user s PC client and mobile phone, provides convergent

communication experience.




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Chapter 2 eSpace System Technical

2.1 eSpace Architecture

2.1.1 System architecture:

Figure 2-1 Networking of the eSpace

Table 2-1 List of required devices

eSpace equipment Function

Service access layer:

enables the access ofmultiple networks

through the Voice GW

(Voice Gateway) and

Data GW (SMS

GW/MMS GW).

Voice GW

Voice Gateway provides voice access function. It

connects with GMSC and IP network. Mainly

function:

1. Connection with GMSC is for connection with

current mobile network;

2. Connection with IP network is for client service

connection.

3. Also Voice GW should trigger the service by




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connect with CALL AS.

Data GW

eSpace connects with Data GW for SMS, MMS

service. eSpace connects with Data GW via a SP

code which used for routing SMS to eSpace service

platform, and then eSpace will transfer SMS to client

and mobile which is same number.

Call AS

1. CALL AS provides calling logic. Calling

service logic including

incoming call, outgoing call

and also call two terminals

(client and mobile) which are

same number.

Messaging

Messaging provides two type service:

SMS service: connect with Data GW for providing

send and receive SMS including send one SMS to

client and mobile which are same number. Also

provide group SMS function.

IM includes sending and receiving IM function and

group IM function

Presence

Presence provides presence function. Presence

includes on-line, off-line, busy, hide and other status,

such as self-define.

Service Application

Layer: The service

application layer

provides the

enterprise-oriented

applications, including:

l Data service andvoice service

l Management of

data service and

voice service

l Address book,

which is the

basis of service

applications

Address books

can be classified

into personaladdress book,

team address

book, and

enterprise

address book.Group

Provide web server for enterprise administrator to

manage enterprise and authenticate for eSpace

client; Group also provides enterprise address

books, personal address books, and team address

books.

BMS The Business Management System (BMS) provides

uniform management and maintenance for system

data based on application services.

RBI Server The Record Bill Interface (RBI) automatically obtains

bill files of the service platform, converts the formats

of bill files as required, and uploads the bill files to

the BSS for sorting, rating, and further processing.

Service Management

Layer: The service

management layer

provides uniform data

management, device

management, network

monitoring, statistics

report capability, and bill

capability for the entire

system.

Report Based on application services, the report provides

periodical report statistics, used for periodical data




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output.

I2000 The I2000 intelligent network management system

(I2000) provides the uniform access platform for

network device management. Aiming at the entire

system, the I2000 provides the integrated central

network control platform for network monitoring,

performance statistics, alarm, log, and device

management.

IN: include prepaid

service and postpaid

service, is the platform of

intelligent.

Existing IN It could be current IN network which provide PPS for

subscriber.

BSS Layer BSS/NMS The BSS layer includes the CRM and the Billing

system. The BSS & OSS layer provides operation

support and charging support for the entire service.

2.1.2 Interface of eSpace platform

Figure 2-2 External interfaces of the eSpace




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Table 2-2 Description of external interfaces

External

Interface

No.

Between Protocol Description

E-INF-01 ClientVoice GW SIP

The SIP interface between Voice GW and PC

Client is control for the voice, presence, message,

conference process.

E-INF-02Mobile ClientVoice

GWSIP

Mobile Client access the internet by GPRS and

use the SIP protocol to control the voice,

presence, message, conference with server.

E-INF-03 GMSC/MSCSCP/VPN CAP2

GMSC/MSC use the Camel application protocol to

control the traditional IN, and which can be deployin the same platform as call as.

E-INF-04GMSC/MSCVoice

GWISUP

The interface between GMSC/MSC with VoiceGW

is the E1 channel based on the ISUP protocol.

E-INF-05 Call ASOCS DiameterCall AS realize the real-time charge base on

diameter protocol.

E-INF-06 OSSBMS HTTP+XMLThe BSS can subscribe users by HTTP+XML

interface which can be supply from BMS.

E-INF-07 BSSRBI FTP The RBI uploads all the CDRs of AS to the Billing

system through the FTP protocol.

E-INF-08 NMSI2000 SNMP

The I2000 is the unify management platform for all

the service component topology, and it can supply

the Northerly Interface with OSS system based on

the SNMP interface.

E-INF-09 MMSMessaging MM7

The eSpace-Messaging connects to the MMSC

through the MM7 protocols which can be use to

send MMS.

E-INF-10 SMSGWMessaging SMPPThe eSpace-Messaging connects to the SMSC

through the SMPP V3.3/3.4protocols.

E-INF-11 PC ClientGroup XCAPPC Client can access the group base on XCAP

interface and get the directory interface.




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Table 2-3 Description of internal interfaces

Internal

Interface

No.

Between Protocol Description

I-INF-01 Voice GWCall AS SIPThere is the standard ISC interface between voice

GW and call as to control voice flow.

I-INF-02 GroupPresence XCAPGroup get the person presence base on XCAP

from presence component.

I-INF-03 Voice GWMessaging SIPThere is the standard SIP interface which is

compliant 3GPP and RFC.

I-INF-04 Call ASMRS SIP Call AS use the SIP to control voice resource flow.

I-INF-05 Call ASConference SIPCall AS use the SIP to control the conference flow

which include audio and video conference.

2.2 Service flows

There are total four types of eSpace service flows shown as following table:

Table 2-4 eSpace service flows

Type Service Scenario

Login and Register eSpace

eSpace Client gets Address book

Maintain Enterprise, Group Address book

Basic Flow

Synchronization Address book from Outlook

Making Calls from eSpace Clients via PCs

Making Calls from eSpace Clients via PCs

(Handover)

Making Calls to eSpace Clients via Mobile Phones

Voice Communication

Call Hold via eSpace client

Message Communication Sending short message




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Receiving short message

Presence between mobile client and PC client

Sending instant message

Forward IM to SMS

Transferring files online

Managing calendar

IT Application

Customizing enterprise IT Application

2.2.1 Basic Flow

I. Login and Register eSpace

Suppose:

l The calling number is 0807827645. Same with his eSpace account.

Following figure shows the service process when an eSpace user logins and

registers to eSpace.

Figure 2-3 Login and register to eSpace




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1) A user inputs eSpace account which is same with his mobile number

0807827645. The eSpace client automatically login to AA Server by HTTP+XML

interface.

2) After AA Server authenticate successfully, and then it returns PC client the IP

address about Voice GW.

3) The PC client registers to Voice GW via SIP according to the returned IP

address.

4) After register successfully, subscriber can use eSpace service.

II. PC Client Gets Address book.

Suppose:

l The calling number is 0807827645. Same with his eSpace account.

Following figure shows the service process of eSpace user getting eSpace address

book.

Figure 2-4 Get eSpace address book

1) User A inputs eSpace account which is same with his mobile number

0807827646. The eSpace client automatically login to AA Server.

2) PC Client logins to AA Server successfully.3) The PC client gets the Person/Group/Enterprise address book from Group

Server via XCAP interface.




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III. Maintain Enterperise/Group Address book.

Figure 2-5 Maintain Enterprise/Group Address book

1) Enterprise administrator logins to Group Server via Internet Explorer.

2) After logins successfully, enterprise administrator can maintain enterprise/group

address book on Web Portal.

IV. Synchronization Address book from Outlook.

1) Subscriber login client successfully.

2) eSpace client can synchronize from Outlook automatically.

2.2.2 Voice Communication

I. Making Calls from eSpace Clients via PCs

Suppose:

l The calling number is 0807827645.

l The called number is 0807827646. And called is an eSpace subscriber.

Following figure shows the call flow when a user makes a call from the eSpace client

on the PC.




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Figure 2-6 Making a call from the eSpace client

Call flow description of making a call from eSpace client:

1) A user dials the mobile number 0807827646 from the eSpace client. TheeSpace client sends the number to the Voice GW via INVITE message.

2) The Voice GW analyzes the number, query the IFC from HSS based on calling

number, and triggers the service to the Call AS.

3) The Call AS processes the service logic of calling parties and then the Call AS

judges the called number is an eSpace subscriber and handles the service logic

of called parties.

4) Call AS will invite Called number B to the PC client, which is used for connect to

PC; at the same time Call AS will send called number B to the GSM side which

is used for connect to GMSC, and before calling number, Call AS will add the

prefix X for prevent repeat trigger from GSM network.

5) The GMSC queries the HLR. After obtaining the Terminating CAMEL Subscription

Information (T-CSI) of the called number 0807827646. The GMSC triggers the

intelligent service according to the Terminating CAMEL Subscription Information

(T-CSI).

6) According to the prefix X, the VPN service judge that the call is initiated from the

eSpace. The VPN then instructs the GMSC to connect to the mobile phone

directly.




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7) The GMSC queries HLR and gets MSRN of called number.

8) Then GMSC connects to the user Bs mobile phone.

9) Called can receive this call by using PC client or mobile phone.

II. Making Calls to eSpace Clients via Mobile Phones

Suppose:


l The called number is 0807827646. Called is eSpace subscriber.

l The eSpace route code is 13800200555.

Following figure shows the service process when a mobile phone user makes a call

to the eSpace client.

Figure 2-7 Making a call to the eSpace client via a mobile phone

Call flow description of making a call to the eSpace client via a mobile phone:

1) A user dials the called number 0807827646.

2) The MSC queries the HLR.

3) The HLR returns Terminating CAMEL Subscription Information (T-CSI) of the called

number 0807827646.




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4) The MSC triggers the intelligent service of the called number 0807827646

according to the T-CSI.

5) The VPN service analyzes the called number. The called number is both an

eSpace user and also a VPN user. VPN finds the calling number does notcontain the access code of unified number X (124); Then VPN service changes

the called number to the eSpace route code 13800200555 and sets the original

called number to 0807827646. At the same time, the VPN service delivers the

connect message to MSC.

6) The MSC analyzes the number 13800200555 and identifies that the called

number is the route code of the eSpace and routes the call to the GMSC. The

original called number is 0807827646.

7) The GMSC routes the call to Voice GW according to the number 13800200555.

8) The Voice GW will process the called number and original number, then voice

GW will query the IFC from HSS based the called number, and triggers service

to Call AS.

9) Then Call AS handle the service logic of called parties and process the call flow

Call AS will invite Called number B to the PC client, which is used for connect to

PC; and then Call AS will send called number B to the GSM side which is used

for connect to GMSC, and before calling number, Call AS will add the prefix X

for prevent repeat trigger from GSM network; and if concurrent call, Call AS will

send the two Call number B in the same time, one is for PC client, and another

for mobile number.

10) Voice GW route one number to PC client and route another number to GSM via

MGCF.

11) The GMSC queries the HLR.

12) HLR return the T-CSI.

13) The GMSC triggers intelligent services according to the T-CSI.

14) According to the prefix X (eg.124), the VPN then instructs the GMSC to connect

the mobile phone directly.


16) Then GMSC connects to the user B mobile phone.

17) B can receive this call by using PC client or mobile phone.

III. Making Calls to eSpace client from Mobile phone (Handover)

Suppose:

l Existing IN-SCP is not provided by Huawei.


l The called number is 0807827646. And called is an eSpace subscriber.




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Following figure shows the call flow when a user makes a call to eSpace client from

mobile phones.

Figure 2-8 Making a call to eSpace client from mobile phones-Handover

Call flow description of making a call to the eSpace client via a mobile phone:

1) A user dials the called number 0807827646.

2) The MSC queries the HLR.


number 0807827646.

4) The MSC triggers the intelligent service to Huawei IN-VPN according to called

T-CSI.

5) The Huawei IN-VPN service analyzes the called number. The called number is

both an eSpace user and also a VPN user. IN-VPN finds the calling number

does not contain the access code of unified number X (124); Then VPN service

changes the called number to the eSpace route code 13800200555 and sets

the original called number to 0807827646. At the same time, the VPN service

delivers the connect message to MSC.




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6) The MSC analyzes the number 13800200555 and identifies that the called

number is the route code of the eSpace and routes the call to the GMSC. The

original called number is 0807827646.

7) The GMSC routes the call to Voice GW according to the number 13800200555.8) The Voice GW will process the called number and original number, then voice

GW will query the IFC from HSS based the called number, and triggers service

to Call AS.

9) Then Call AS handle the service logic of called parties and process the call flow

Call AS will invite Called number B to the PC client, which is used for connect to

PC; and then Call AS will send called number B to the GSM side which is used

for connect to GMSC, and before calling number, Call AS will add the prefix X

for prevent repeat trigger from GSM network; and if concurrent call, Call AS will

send the two Call number B in the same time, one is for PC client, and another

for mobile number.

10) Voice GW route one number to PC client and route another number to GSM via

MGCF.

11) The GMSC queries the HLR.

12) HLR return the T-CSI.

13) The GMSC triggers intelligent services to Huawei IN-VPN according to called

T-CSI.

14) According to the prefix X (eg.124), the VPN deletes the prefix and sends

TC_BEGIN (Handover) Message based on CAP to existing IN-SCP.

15) After Existing IN-SCP receives the TC_BEGIN message, it will instruct the

GMSC to connect the mobile phone directly.



18) B can receive this call by using PC client or mobile phone.

& Note:

The Handover solution will resolve conflict between eSpace service and existing IN

service, by this way, subscriber can use eSpace service and existing IN service at

the same time.

IV. Call Hold via eSpace Client

Following figure shows the service process Call hold via eSpace client.

Suppose:

l The user A and user B is communicating.

l User C call User A




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l User A holds the call with B and receives Cs call.

Figure 2-9 Call Hold via eSpace client

Call flow description of call hold:

1) User A send re-Invite message with A inactive to Call AS.

2) The re-Invite message is sent to Call AS through Voice GW.

3) After Call AS receive the message, and then Call AS send Invite message with

A inactive to User B.4) The Invite message is sent User B through Voice GW.

5) After User B response the requesting, Call AS will play back ring to User B and

send invite message User A.

6) The invite message is sent User A through Voice GW.

7) After User responses the Invite requesting, Call AS sends update message to

User C to update session information.

8) The update message is sent to User C through Voice GW, after User C

response the requesting, then Use A and User C will communication together.

2.2.3 Message Communication

I. Sending SMS

Suppose:


l The called number is 0807827646.




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l The eSpace SMS access code is 010101.

Figure 2-10 Sending SMS

The process for sending SMS is as follows:

1) The eSpace client A sends an SMS to 0807827646 via Messaging.

2) The Messaging checks whether the receiver of the SMS is an eSpace user. If

the receiver is an eSpace user. Then Messaging forwards the SMS to the User

Bs PC client firstly.

3) The Messaging adds prefix before calling number and sends the SMS to SMSGW.

4) SMS GW delivers this SMS to SMSC.

5) User Bs mobile phone receive this SMS and the calling number displayed as

!010101 + 0807827645".

II. Receiving SMS

Suppose:


l The called number is 0807827646.





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Figure 2-11 Receiving SMS

The process for receiving SMS is as follows:

1) B mobile phone replies SMS with !010101 + 0807827645".

2) The SMSC sends the SMS to SMS GW according to access code.

3) The SMS GW sends this SMS to Messaging also according to access code.4) Messaging finds the 0807827645 is eSpace subscriber, then forward the SMS

to user As PC client.

5) Messaging also sends this SMS to User As mobile phone.

6) User As mobile phone receives this SMS.




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III. Sending IM

Figure 2-12 Sending IM

The process for sending IM is as follows:

1) A user sends an IM to user B via the eSpace client.

2) The Messaging checks whether the user B is online. If the friend is online, the

Messaging sends the IM to the user Bs PC client.

IV. Forward IM to SMS

Figure 2-13 Forward IM to SMS




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The process for converting IM to SMS is as follows:

1) User A sends an IM to user B on the eSpace client.

2) If B is not online, the eSpace client of A checks whether B sets IM to be

converted to SMS. If B does not set IM to be converted to SMS, the Messaging

saves the IM as an offline message. If B sets IM to be forward to SMS, the

Messaging invokes the interface for sending SMS of the Messaging to send the

IM to the eSpace client of B as an SMS.

3) The SMS GW sends the SMS to the mobile phone of B. B receives and replies

to the SMS.

4) The reply is sent to the eSpace client of A.

V. Transferring Files Online

Suppose:

eSpace user A is 0807827645, A wants to send a file to B.

eSpace user B is 0807827646.

Figure 2-14 shows the service process when a user sends a file on the eSpace client.

Figure 2-14 Transferring a file online

1) User A clicks the icon for file transfer and selects the file to send. The eSpace

client sends the file transfer request to the IM.

2) The Messaging checks the online status of the receiver.

3) If the receiver is not online, the Presence server sends a request failure

message to the eSpace client of the sender.

4) If the B is online, the Messaging server sends the transfer request to the eSpace

client of the receiver B.

5) After receiving the request, the eSpace client of the B asks the receiver whether

to accept the request. If the receiver accepts the request, the eSpace client of

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6) The Messaging sends the acceptance response to the sender. The

transmission channel between the sender and the receiver is set up.

7) The eSpace client of the sender starts to transfer the file to the receiver.

2.3 Technical Specification

In this section, we will describe the major signaling flow about eSpace.

2.3.1 Making Calls via eSpace PC Clients

Suppose:

l The calling number A is 0807827645.

l The called number B is 0807827646. Called is eSpace subscriber.

l The access code of outgoing calls is M, which can be provisioning into HSS.

l The eSpace calling prefix which used for prevent repeat trigger code is X.

The signal flow as shown following figure:

Figure 2-15 Signaling flow of making a call from eSpace Client

Signaling flow description of making a call from eSpace client:

1) A user dials the mobile number B 0807827646 from the eSpace client. The

eSpace client automatically add the prefixes M before the called number or




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provisioning the number into HSS, and Voice GWSCSCF! can get the M from

the HSS, and trigger the call flow to AS via INVITE message.

2) The Call AS processes the service logic of calling parties and removes the

prefix M. Then the Call AS handles the outgoing call flow and judge the callednumber is a number of the eSpace. Then Call AS will connect the called number

to Voice GW (SCSCF) to trigger the incoming call to start the service logic of

incoming sequence or concurrent call flow, otherwise Voice GW(SCSCF) will

send the number to MGCF directly.

3) When call AS judge the called number is eSpace number, Call AS send the

called number to VoiceGW(SCSCF), SCSCF will get the called number IFC

information from HSS, and HSS will return the called IFC with eSpace access

code N to the Voice GW(SCSCF).

4) Voice GW put the IFC information into the route filed in the SIP message, and

triggers service to Call AS.

5) Then Call AS handle the service logic of called parties and process the

sequence or concurrent call flow which can be configuration, if sequence, Call

AS will invite Called number B to the PC client with SIP request-URI CIC

number Z to Voice GW, which is used for connect to PC; and then Call AS will

send called number B to the Mobile number with SIP request-URI CIC number Y

which is used for connect to MGCF to GMSC, and before calling number, Call

AS will add the prefix X for prevent repeat trigger from GSM network; and if

concurrent call, Call AS will send the two Call number B in the same time, one is

for PC client, and another for mobile number.

6) For the mobile number, MGCF route the called number to GMSC, and GMSC

will queries the HLR. And obtaining the Terminating CAMEL Subscription

Information (T-CSI) of the called number 0807827646.

7) The GMSC triggers the intelligent service according to the Terminating CAMEL

Subscription Information (T-CSI).

8) According to the prefix X, the VPN service determines that the call is initiated

from the eSpace client, and then connects to the mobile phone directly.


10) Then GMSC connects to the user Bs mobile phone.

11) Called will receive this call by using PC client or mobile phone, if terminal (PC

Client or mobile number) answer, the other terminal will stop ringing.

2.3.2 Making Calls to eSpace Clients via Mobile Phones

Suppose:


l The called number is 0807827646. Called eSpace subscriber.




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l The access code of incoming calls is N, which can be provisioning into HSS.

l The eSpace calling prefix which used for prevent repeat trigger code is X.

l The eSpace route code is 13800200555.

The signal flow as shown following figure:

Figure 2-16 Signaling flow of making a call to the eSpace client via a mobile phone

Signal flow description of making a call to the eSpace client via a mobile phone:

1) Mobile user dials the called number 0807827646.

2) The called MSC queries the HLR


number 0807827646.

4) The MSC triggers the intelligent service of the called number 0807827646

according to the T-CSI.

5) The VPN service analyzes the called number. The called number is both an

eSpace user and also a VPN user. VPN finds the calling number does not

contain the access code of unified number X, Then VPN service changes the

called number to the eSpace route code 13800200555 and sets the original

called number to 0807827646. Then VPN will connect the called number with

13800200555(can be configuration) to GMSC/MSC.

6) The MSC analyzes the number 13800200555 and route the called number to

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7) The GMSC routes the call to Voice GW (MG/SG/MGCF) firstly, and MGCF

judge the called number 13800200555 and will delete the number, then set the

original called number 0807827646 to called party filed.

8) The Voice GW will get the IFC information from the HSS base on called number0807827646, and triggers service via INVITE message to Call AS.

9) Then Call AS handle the service logic of called parties and process the

sequence or concurrent call flow which can be configuration, if sequence, Call

AS will invite Called number B to the PC client with SIP request-URI CIC

number Z to Voice GW, which is used for connect to PC; and then Call AS will

send called number B to the Mobile number with SIP request-URI CIC number Y

which is used for connect to MGCF to GMSC, and before calling number, Call

AS will add the prefix X for prevent repeat trigger from GSM network; and if

concurrent call, Call AS will send the two Call number B in the same time, one is

for PC client, and another for mobile number.

10) For the mobile number, MGCF route the called number to GMSC, and GMSC

will queries the HLR. And obtaining the Terminating CAMEL Subscription

Information (T-CSI) of the called number 0807827646.

11) The GMSC queries the HLR. After obtaining the T-CSI of the called number

0807827646, the GMSC triggers the intelligent service.

12) According to the prefix X, the VPN then connect the mobile phone directly.



15) Called will receive this call by using PC client or mobile phone, if terminal (PC

Client or mobile number) answer, the other terminal will stop ringing.

2.3.3 SMS

In this section, we will see the eSpace subscriber can send SMS by eSpace client

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Figure 2-17 eSpace sending and receiving SMS signal flow

Suppose:

l The calling A number is 0807827645.

l The called B number is 0807827646.


eSpace sending and receiving SMS signal flow describe:

1) User A send short message to eSpace subscriber B via eSpace PC client. This

short message is sent to Messaging Server via SIP interface.

2) Messaging Server finds B is eSpace subscriber, then forward the message to

User Bs PC client.

3) After that, Messaging Server adds prefix 010101 before calling number and

sends the short message to SMS GW via SMPP.

4) SMS GW submits the short message to SMSC after received the message.

5) SMSC deliver the short message to User As mobile phone. The CLIP number

displaying on User A mobile phone is 010101+0807827645.

6) User B replies this short message directly with 010101+0807827645.

7) SMSC delivers the reply short message to SMS GW according to the eSpace

access code: 010101.

8) SMS GW also delivers the short message to Messaging Server according to the

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9) Messaging Server finds User A is also eSpace subscriber, then sends the short

message to User As PC Client.

10) At the same time, Messaging Server adds prefix before User Bs mobile number

and submits the short message to SMS GW via SMPP.11) SMS GW then submits this short message to SMSC.

12) SMSC delivers this short message to User As mobile phone finally.

& Note:

The eSpace access code is necessary. Because eSpace need the SMS to be routed

to Messaging according to the SMS access code. Otherwise the SMS will not be sent

PC Client.

2.3.4 IM

In this section, we describe the IM signaling flow. The flow includes online IM and IM

forward to SMS.

Figure 2-18 eSpace IM signaling flow

1) User A sends IM to User B. The IM will be sent to Messaging via SIP.

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3) If user B is online, then Messaging sends the IM to User Bs PC Client and User

B receives the IM on PC Client.

4) If user B is offline, then Messaging adds eSpace SMS access code before

calling number and submits the IM to SMS GW.5) SMS GW submits IM to SMSC.

6) SMSC deliver this IM to User Bs mobile phone.

7) After User Bs mobile phone receives this short message successfully, it returns

the response message and User As PC Client will get the response message.

2.4 System Configuration Management

In eSpace system, there are totally five kinds of role locating Operator and Enterprise

side. Refer to the following table:

Table 2-5 eSpace Role Table

Location Role Description

Administrator Maintain customer manager, area

contactor, area function and

consecutive phone, etc.Operator Side

Customer Manager Register and deregister enterprise,

and employee. Query report, etc.

Administrator Maintain enterprise and enterpriseadministrator information. Query

report, log, etc.

Enterprise Administrator Maintain department administrator,

register and deregister employees,

maintain enterprise address book

and custom address book, etc.

Enterprise Side

Department Administrator The function of department

administrator is distributed by

enterprise administrator.

Different roles have different system configure and management shown as following

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Table 2-6 eSpace configure & management list

Configure & Management Description

Operator Side

Create customer manager Create customer manager and

distribute purview.

Popedom

distribute

Create and maintain popedom

distribute for different level

management.Maintain

system

configure System

Configuration

System parameter maintained.

Query enterprise Information Query enterprise Information

Administrator

Query report Query report.

Enterprise/Employee

subscribe

Realize enterprise/employee

subscribe and unsubscribe.

Change enterprise service Change user information, is the

proxy manager of enterprise.

Change enterprise status Change enterprise status.

Change employee status Change employee status.

Reset password of enterprise

administrator

Reset password of enterprise

administrator.

Customer Manager

Query report Query report.

Enterprise Side

Configure column

of importing and

exporting

enterprise

address book

Configure column of importing

and exporting enterprise

address book.

Administrator

Maintain

system

configure

Configure column

of importing and

exporting

enterprise

customer

Configure column of importing

and exporting enterprise

customer address book.




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address book

Configure system

parameters

Configure system parameters

on eGroup.

Configure system

default policy

Configure system default policy

on eGroup.

Modify enterprise

administrator

Modify enterprise administrator

including password on eGroup.

Modify enterprise Information Modify enterprise basic

information on eGroup.

Query report Query report on eGroup.

Query log Query log on eGroup.

Create department

administrator

Create department

administrator on eGroup.

Maintain enterprise address

book


book on eGroup.

Maintain enterprise customer

book


book on eGroup.

Register and deregister

employees

Register and deregister

employees.

Maintain enterprise data Maintain enterprise data on

eGroup.

Enterprise

Administrator



book


book on eGroup.


book


book on eGroup.

Register and deregisteremployees

Register and deregisteremployees.

Maintain enterprise data Maintain enterprise data on

eGroup.

Department

Administrator





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For more detail configure and management, please refer to eSpace system operation

and maintenance manual.

2.5 Service Operation

2.5.1 eSpace & BSS API

The operation interface which is between BSS with eSpace is HTTP+XML protocol

and includes two kinds as shown on following figure:

Figure 2-19 Interfaces view between BSS with eSpace

For details on the interfaces, refer to the following table.

Table 2-7 Operator interface between BSS with eSpace

Interface Provider No Description

INF-01 eSpace enterprise subscribe and modif

y interface

INF-02 eSpace enterprise unsubscribe interfac

e

INF-03 Enterprise status change interface

INF-04 Query enterprise information interface

INF-05 eSpace employee subscribe and chan

ge interface

INF:

BSS->eSpaceeSpace

INF-06 eSpace employee unsubscribe interfac




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e

INF-07 eSpace employee status change interf

ace

INF-08 Query employee information interface

INF-09 eSpace employee batch subscribe and

modify interface

INF-10 eSpace employee batch unsubscribe i

nterface

INF-11 eSpace employee batch status change

interface

INF-01 Enterprise subscribe and modify interf ace

INF-02 Enterprise status changes and unsubs

cribe interface

INF-03 Employee subscribe and modify eSpac

e service interface

INF:

eSpace->BSS

(Enterprise or

employee can

apply via eSpace

web portal)

BSS

INF-04 Employee status changes and unsubs

cribe interface

For more detail information about API interface parameter, please refer to eSpace

API interface for BSS criterion.




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2.5.2 Service provisioning

I. Registering an Enterprise

Figure 2-20 Registering an enterprise/Modifying the account number of an

enterprise

Registering an enterprise is equal to ordering the eSpace on the BSS. To order the

eSpace, you must also order the VPN service. Therefore, the process of ordering the

VPN service is also described here.

The process of registration consists of three stages:

l Registering the enterprise on the BSS

l Ordering the VPN service via the BSSl Ordering the eSpace via the BSS If an enterprise already orders the VPN

service, the enterprise needs to order only the eSpace.

StepI Registering the Enterprise on the BSS

1) An enterprise fills in the application for the eSpace.

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3) The customer manager checks whether the enterprise is already registered on

the BSS.

4) If the enterprise is already registered on the BSS, the enterprise obtains an

enterprise ID. The enterprise is a numeric string of 10 digits, uniquely identifyingthe enterprise. If the enterprise does not register on the BSS, the customer

manager needs to fill in the enterprise information to register the enterprise.

Then the enterprise obtains an enterprise ID.

5) The customer manager arranges related personnel to install devices and

configure services at the enterprise side.

StepII Ordering the VPN Service via the BSS

1) After the enterprise is registered on the BSS, the customer manager logs in to

the BSS to order the VPN service.

2) The customer manager checks whether the enterprise already orders the VPNservice on the BSS. If the enterprise does not order the VPN service, the

customer manager orders the VPN service for the enterprise. The BSS registers

the enterprise on the VPN through the MML interface.

StepIII Ordering the eSpace via the BSS

1) The BSS registers the enterprise by invoking the http + XML interface provided

by the eBMS of the eSpace.

2) The eBMS invokes the MML interface to synchronize the registration data with

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II. Deregistering an Enterprise

Figure 2-21 Deregistering an enterprise

Deregistering an enterprise is equal to canceling the order for the eSpace on the

BSS. When the order for the eSpace is canceled, you can choose whether to cancel

the order for the VPN service. The process of ordering the VPN service is also

described here.

The process for deregistering an enterprise consists of three stages:

StepI Canceling the Order for the VPN Service on the BSS

3) The customer manager logs in to the BSS to deregister the enterprise.

4) On the BSS, the customer manager checks whether the enterprise requests to

cancel the order for the VPN service.

5) If the enterprise requests to cancel the order, the BSS deregisters the enterprise

from the VPN through the MML interface.

StepII Canceling the Order for the eSpace via the BSS

6) The BSS deregisters the enterprise by invoking the http + XML interfaceprovided by the eBMS of the eSpace.

7) The eBMS invokes the MML interface to deregister the enterprise on the Call

AS.

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StepIII Deregistering the Enterprise on the eGroup

The customer manager arranges related personnel to uninstall the devices at the

enterprise.

III. Registering a Staff Member

Figure 2-22 Registering a staff member

There are two ways to realize registering a staff member:

1. Customer manager can registering a staff member from BSS directly.

2. A staff member could submit a register application from eSpace web portal. After

the enterprise administrator have approved, then the application will be sent to BSS,

then realize registering a staff member. This way is very useful for built-in enterprise.

The second way of process for registering a staff member consists of the four stages.

They are described as follows.

StepI Applying for the eSpace by a Staff Member

1) A staff member logins to the eGroup to apply for the eSpace. The staff member

enters the mobile number, name, and other information, and selects the needed

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2) The eGroup generates a service verification code and invokes the interface of

the Messaging for sending SMS to send the verification code to the mobile

number that the staff member entered.

3) After receiving the verification code, the staff member enters the verificationcode on the application page. After the verification is passed, the system notifies

the staff member that applying for the eSpace is successful.

4) The staff member submits the application and waits for the approval of the

enterprise administrator.

5) After the enterprise administrator approves the application, the eGroup invokes

the interface of the eBMS for registering staff to register the staff member.

StepII Registering the Staff Member on the eSpace

1) The eBMS receives the application information and generates a registration TT.

2) The customer manager submits the registration TT generated by the eBMS to

the BSS to register the staff member on the eSpace.

3) The BSS invokes the interface of the eBMS to register the staff member on the

eSpace.

4) The eBMS invokes the MML interface to register the staff member on the Call

AS.

5) The eSpace returns a message to eGroup, saying that registering the staff

member on the eSpace is successful.

StepIII Registering the Staff Member on the VPN

1) After registering the staff member on the eSpace is successful, the eSpace

returns the result of the registration to the BSS.

2) The BSS invokes the MML interface to register the staff member on the VPN as

required. At the same time, the BSS sets the subscription information on the

HLR.

StepIV Setting the Unified Number Feature

1) The BSS invokes the interface of the eBMS to set the unified number feature as

required.

2) The eBMS invokes the MML interface of the VPN to set the tag of ONLY.

3) The eBMS invokes the MML interface of the Call AS to set the tag of the unified

number.4) After setting the unified number feature is successful, the eBMS notifies the

eGroup that the unified number feature is set successfully.

5) The eBMS also notifies the BSS that the unified number feature is set

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IV. Deregistering a Staff Member

Figure 2-23 Deregistering a staff member

There are two ways to realize registering a staff member:

1. Customer manager can deregistering a staff member from BSS directly.

2. A staff member could submit a deregister application from eGroup. After the

enterprise administrator have approved, then the application will be sent to BSS,

then realize deregistering a staff member. This way is very useful for built-in

enterprise.

The second way of process for deregistering a staff member consists of the five

stages. They are described as follows.

StepI Applying for the eSpace by a Staff Member

1) A staff member logins to the eGroup and submits an application for

deregistering the eSpace account.

2) After the application is submitted successfully, the staff member needs to wait

for the approval of the enterprise administrator.

3) After the enterprise administrator approves the application, the eGroup invokes

the interface of the eBMS for deregistering staff to deregister the staff member.

StepII Canceling the Unified Number Feature

1) The eBMS receives this application and generates a TT of deregistering the

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2) The customer manager submits the TT generated by the eBMS to the BSS to

deregister the staff member from the eSpace.

3) The BSS invokes the interface of the eBMS to cancel the unified number

feature.4) The eBMS invokes the MML interface of the VPN to cancel the tag of ONLY.

5) The eBMS invokes the MML interface of the Call AS to cancel the tag of the

unified number.

StepIII Deregistering the Staff Member from the eSpace

1) The eBMS returns the result of deregistering the staff member from the eSpace

to the BSS. The BSS checks whether the staff member requests to cancel the

order for the eSpace service.

2) The BSS invokes the interface of the eBMS to deregister the staff member from

the eSpace.

3) The eBMS invokes the MML interface to deregister the staff member on the Call

AS.

4) The eSpace returns a message, saying that deregistering the staff member from

the eSpace is successful.

StepIV Deregistering the staff member from the VPN

1) The eBMS returns the result of deregistering the staff member from the eSpace

to the BSS. The BSS checks whether the staff member requests to cancel the

order for the VPN service.

2) If the staff member requests to cancel the order, the BSS invokes the MML

interface to deregister the staff member from the VPN. At the same time, the

BSS deletes the subscription information about the staff member from the HLR.

StepV Deregistering the Staff Member on the eGroup

After receiving the notification saying that deregistering the staff member is

successful, the eGroup deletes the data related to the staff member to deregister the

staff member locally.

2.5.3 eSpace charging

I. Charging Solution

The eSpace can generate different types of CDRs according to the service scenarios. The

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Table 2-8 eSpace charging model

Function Fee Basic Ø XXX/Month

Voice Call

Ø PC Client initiate:

" Local XXX/Minute;

# International Call

XXX/minute;

Ø PC Client answer: Free

eSpace Fee

Communication Fee

SMS Fee XXX/item

Ø Month Fee

Table 2-9 Month Fee

Month Fee Base on Function XXX/Month Fix Fee, support prepaid and Postpaid

1. eSpace basic month fee will be charged base on fix date per-month.

2. Suggesting month fee will be charged from next month, but when user subscribe, the

eSpace service can be used, operator can charge base on the communication fee first.

3. Base month fee will be charged base on the different user type and different charge point.

Table 2-10 Charging Point

User type Who will charge Description

Postpaid user BSSBSS will charge month fee for postpaid user

who subscribe eSpace service.

Prepaid user

of SCPSCP

SCP will charge month fee for prepaid user

of scp who subscribe eSpace service.

Prepaid user

of BSSBSS

BSS will charge month fee for prepaid user

of bss who subscribe eSpace service.

OCS user OCSOCS will charge month fee for prepaid user

of ocs who subscribe eSpace service.

Ø Voice Call Fee

eSpace PC client voice call fee

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Local call: $$$/Minute;

International call: $$$/Minute;

2. For eSpace subscriber receive a call by using PC Client:

Suggest the fee is free.

Ø SMS Fee

eSpace can support different paying type base on fill with different parameter by the

SMPP protocol as following:

Table 2-11 eSpace SMS Fee

Pay Type Source NumCharge

TypeAccount Fee Type

Enterprise

PaymentEnterprise

Code(eg:106575580005)

1: Charge for

the source

number

Null

03:charge

month fee

base

on "Charge

Account"

Employ

PaymentSMS Access

Code(eg:106571707)+Mobile

Number

3%charge will

refer to the

account

Mobile Number

02: Charge

item fee base

on !Charge

Account"

Enterprise

Code(eg:106575580005)

1: Charge for

the source

number

Null

Fee

SMS Access

Code(eg:106571707)+Mobile

Number

3%charge will

refer to the

account

Mobile Number

01:Free base

on !Charge

Account"

eSpace send SMS to SMS gateway via messaging, and SMS-GW will handle the

authentication and charge.

1!For the enterprise payment, messaging will send SMS to SMS-GW by SMPP protocol

with charge base on the enterprise special code , eg:106575580005.

2!For the employ payment , and for postpaid user, messaging will send SMS to SMS-GW

by SMPP protocol with charge base on the mobile number, and BSS need handle charge

from the SMS-GW.




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3!For the employ payment , and for prepaid user, messa

HUAWEI ESpace V200R001 Technical Proposal

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