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Page 1: Accelerating IMS Deployment

Accelerating IMS Deployment

Gibson AngSr. Product Manager

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Carrier Goal = Single Common Core

Yo GeorgeSox win again! :)

VoIP/PTT

Data/IM

Video/IPTV

Web/Gaming

SUBSCRIBER ACCESS NETWORKS

OPERATOR CORE SERVICES

IP/Pre-IMS/IMS/NGN

Core

Femtocell

WLAN

UMA

UMTS RAN

3GPP2 RAN

Fixed-Line BAN

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Service AgnosticService Agnostic

Access AgnosticAccess Agnostic

Location AgnosticLocation Agnostic

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Business Goals

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• Remove Silos• Accelerate Service Rollout• Increase Subscriber Revenue

– Increased ARPU– Increased Stickiness

• Beat Competition

Subscriber Generated Growth While Reducing Costs

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Architectural Goals

• FMC– Mobility - Seamless Roaming– Single Access-Agnostic

Backbone– Single Location-Agnostic

Backbone

• Services– Single Service-Agnostic

Backbone– Multi-Service– Service Blending

• IP Enhancements– Security– End-to-End QOS– Charging/Billing

Value Services = More than a Bit-Pipe Carrier

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Enhanced Customer Experience

• Personalization– Location-Aware, Time-Aware, Availability-Aware– User-Controlled Policies and Account Profiles

• Unification– Terminals– Applications

• Socialization– VoIP Blended Services (Presence, IM)– Ad-Hoc Social Networking

• Automation– Contextual Text Messaging– Contextual Advertising

Customer Experience

The number of worldwide mobile connections is expected to grow 50% from 2.7 billion in

2006 to 4 billion in 2010. Wireless Intelligence

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IMS Architecture – Service Delivery Architecture

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IMS Market Maturity, Demand Drivers and Risk Factors

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Global Service Revenue

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Growth in IMS Systems Revenue Globally

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IMS Services Goals

1) Integrate different access networks into common evolving IP, Pre-IMS, IMS, or NGN core network

2) Allow authenticated subscribers access to authorized services from any location/network

3) Deliver End-to-End Per-Flow QoS

4) Terminate Secure Tunnels + Encrypt/Decrypt

5) Fraud Prevention - Prevent Theft of Bandwidth and Services

6) Provide DOS Protection to UE and the network

7) Serve Lawful Intercept Control, Media, and Data

8) NAT for Public <-> Private Addressing

9) Seamless Mobile IP Roaming

Guaranteed Seamless Multi-Service DeliveryTo Mobile and Fixed-Line Subscribers

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Operator Challenges to Implementing IMS

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1. Vendors/Product Availability

2. Internal business processes

3. Interoperability

4. Interfaces from infrastructure to applications

5. Integration with legacy networks

6. Interconnect agreements

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Security

SIP, RTSP, RTP, and HTTP

Application Layer

Transport Layer

Network Layer

• Malformed packets

• Floods• DoS attacks• Hijacking

Attack

Layers

DoS

Attacks

• Unauthorized access• Theft of service• Theft of bandwidth

Revenue

Attacks

• Mutual Authentication • IPSec or TLS Encrypted Signaling• IPSec Encrypted Bearer Data

Secure

Access

TCP and UDP

IP and ICMP

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IP Transport (Access and Core)

T - MGF

I - BGF

AS

UPSF

I/S - CSCF

SLF

Charging Functions

IWF

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MRFP

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Network Attachment Subsystem

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Policy ControlPolicy Control

Policy ControlPolicy Control

Policy Enforcement

Policy Enforcement

3G Policy Infrastructure for E2E QoS

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Policy DecisionPolicy Decision

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UE Access Network

Access Network

P-CSCFS-CSCFI-CSCF

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Mw

Gm

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HSS

IPSec

Bearer Plane

Operator IMS Applications

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SIP Signaling

UE: User EquipmentP-CSCF: Proxy Call and Session Control FunctionI-CSCF: Interrogating Call and Session Control FunctionS-CSCF: Serving Call and Session Control FunctionHSS: Home Subscriber ServerPDF: Policy Decision FunctionGm Interface = IPsec/SIPGq Interface = DiameterMw interface = SIP

Multi-ServiceGateway

3rd-Party IMS Applications

Web SIP

Enterprise Applications

Web SIP

Multi-Service Gateway:Stateful FirewallDOS ProtectionRate-LimitingPer-Flow QoSAggregate QoSNAT/NAPTEncrypted SignalingMirroringCDRs/SDRsSIP Overload

AAA-RADIUS

Secure Entry for Untrusted 3rd-Party Applications

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Conclusions

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• IMS enables revenue generating services for Subscriber-Based Growth. “Carrier is more than Bit-Pipe Carrier”

• IMS reduces costs by removing silos and building common multi-access core

• IMS enhances network for multi-service delivery

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Questions & [email protected]

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