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    Presentation name - 1NORTEL NETWORKS CONFIDENTIAL

    RRM Evolution

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    Always- on

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    Service Availability Drives Revenue

    The internet model often implies the use ofbursty applications such as e-mail or webbrowsing

    Subscribers wish to have instant access andnotification an Always On service

    Providing Always On could imply reserving

    valuable radio resources for a specific subscriber even when those resources are not in use

    Dilemma : Resource Optimization vs. Service Comfort

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    A Typical Internet Session

    Time

    Download

    Download

    Download

    Read

    IdleRead

    Download

    Download

    Read Read

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    Nortel Networks Always On ImplementationTime

    T1 is configurable and applied based on service level (i.e., Professional, Gold, Silver, Bronze)

    Te (establishment time) is instantaneous within T1

    After download link

    is idle, T1 starts

    User begins a session,

    is allocated a 64 kbps bearer,downloads information

    User requests download before

    T1 expires, session re-established

    instantaneously

    After download link

    is idle, T1 starts

    T1 expires, user is re-allocated

    to an 8 kbps bearer, freeing a

    64 kbps bearer for use, T2 starts

    T2 is configurable and applied based on service level (i.e., Professional, Gold, Silver, Bronze)

    Te (establishment time) is no more than 1 second within T2, 3 5 seconds after T2 expires

    User wakes up before T2 expires, requests

    download and is re-allocated to a 64 kbps bearer,session re-established within 1 second

    Download completes, user becomes idle past T1, user

    is re-allocated to 8 kpbs bearer, freeing a 64 kbpsbearer for use, user stays idle past expiration of T2

    User wakes up and requests download,

    user is re-allocated to a 64 kbps bearer,

    session is re-established in 3 5 seconds

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    Rate adaptation

    Based on user activity the DCH is downsized / upsized to32Kb UL/8Kb DL

    8Kb/s DL is part of 34.108 (ISG)

    8Kb/s still allows limited user traffic

    Only applies to "Interactive" and "Background"

    DTCH: 64Kb/s

    3 DCCH: 3.4Kb/s DCH

    SF32

    DTCH: 8Kb/s

    3 DCCH: 3.4Kb/s DCH

    SF128

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    RRC connection release

    In a second step, if the user connection is still inactive for along period, the RRC connection is released by the RNC

    the PDP context is still active

    the SGSN/GGSN GTP tunnel is still active

    user traffic can easily be resumed on user/network demand

    UE RNC SGSN GGSN

    GTP tunnel

    PPP

    PDP

    ctx

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    Conclusion

    In the beginning of UMTS true sharing of radioresources (DSCH) cannot be provided due to the lackof support from the mobiles

    Nortel "always on" feature allows the operator to:

    Optimise the use of radio resources in the cell Provide early push services to its subscribers

    In the future shared radio resource management willenable to increase the number of users per cell forpacket services