The 3G IP multimedia subsystem (IMS): merging the internet and the cellular worlds
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| adam_text | THE 3G IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM (IMS) MERGING THE INTERNET AND THE
CELLULAR WORLDS SECOND EDITION GONZALO CAMARILLO ERICSSON, FINLAND
MIGUEL A. GARCIA-MARTIN NOKIA RESEARCH CENTER, FINLAND JOHN WILEY &
SONS, LTD 2008 AGI-INFORMATION MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS MAY BE
USED FOR PERSONAL PURPORSES ONLY OR BY LIBRARIES ASSOCIATED TO
DANDELON.COM NETWORK. CONTENTS FOREWORD BY STEPHEN HAYES XVII FOREWORD
BY ALLISON MANKIN AND JON PETERSON XIX ABOUT THE AUTHORS XXI PREFACE TO
THE SECOND EDITION XXIII PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION XXV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XXVII PART I INTRODUCTION TO THE IMS 1 1 IMS VISION:
WHERE DO WE WANT TO GO? 5 1.1 THE INTERNET 5 1.2 THE CELLULAR WORLD 6
1.3 WHY DO WE NEED THE IMS? 6 1.4 RELATION BETWEEN IMS AND NON-IMS
SERVICES 8 2 THE HISTORY OF THE IMS STANDARDIZATION 9 2.1 RELATIONS
BETWEEN IMS-RELATED STANDARDIZATION BODIES 9 2.2 INTERNET ENGINEERING
TASK FORCE 10 2.2.1 STRUCTURE OF THE IETF 10 2.2.2 WORKING GROUP
OPERATIONS 11 2.2.3 TYPES OF RFCS 12 2.3 THIRD GENERATION PARTNERSHIP
PROJECT 13 2.3.1 3GPP STRUCTURE 14 2.3.2 3GPP DELIVERABLES 15 2.4 THIRD
GENERATION PARTNERSHIP PROJECT 2 16 2.4.1 3GPP2 STRUCTURE 16 2.4.2 3GPP2
DELIVERABLES 16 2.5 IETF-3GPP/3GPP2 COLLABORATION 17 2.5.1 INTERNET AREA
18 2.5.2 OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT AREA 18 2.5.3 TRANSPORT AREA 19 VIII
CONTENTS 2.6 OPEN MOBILE ALLIANCE 19 2.6.1 OMA RELEASES AND
SPECIFICATIONS 20 2.6.2 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OMA AND 3GPP/3GPP2 21 2.6.3
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OMA AND THE IETF 22 3 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF THE IMS
ARCHITECTURE 23 3.1 FROM CIRCUIT-SWITCHED TO PACKET-SWITCHED 23 3.1.1
GSM CIRCUIT-SWITCHED 23 3.1.2 GSM PACKET-SWITCHED 24 3.2 IMS
REQUIREMENTS 24 3.2.1 IP MULTIMEDIA SESSIONS 25 3.2.2 QOS 25 3.2.3
INTERWORKING 26 3.2.4 ROAMING 26 3.2.5 SERVICE CONTROL 26 3.2.6 RAPID
SERVICE CREATION 27 3.2.7 MULTIPLE ACCESS 27 3.3 OVERVIEW OF PROTOCOLS
USED IN THE IMS 27 3.3.1 SESSION CONTROL PROTOCOL 27 3.3.2 THE AAA
PROTOCOL 28 3.3.3 OTHER PROTOCOLS 29 3.4 OVERVIEW OF IMS ARCHITECTURE 29
3.4.1 THE DATABASES: THE HSS AND THE SLF 30 3.4.2 THECSCF 31 3.4.3 THE
AS 33 3.4.4 THEMRF 35 3.4.5 THEBGCF 35 3.4.6 THE IMS-ALG AND THE TRGW 35
3.4.7 THE PSTN/CS GATEWAY 36 3.4.8 HOME AND VISITED NETWORKS 38 3.5
IDENTIFICATION IN THE IMS 39 3.5.1 PUBLIC USER IDENTITIES 40 3.5.2
PRIVATE USER IDENTITIES 40 3.5.3 THE RELATION BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
USER IDENTITIES 41 3.5.4 PUBLIC SERVICE IDENTITIES 42 3.6 SIM, USIM, AND
ISIM IN 3GPP 42 3.6.1 SIM 43 3.6.2 USIM 43 3.6.3 ISIM 45 PART II THE
SIGNALING PLANE IN THE IMS 47 4 SESSION CONTROL ON THE INTERNET 51 4.1
SIP FUNCTIONALITY 51 4.1.1 SESSION DESCRIPTIONS AND SDP 51 4.1.2 THE
OFFER/ANSWER MODEL 52 4.1.3 SIP AND SIPS URIS 53 4.1.4 USER LOCATION 54
CONTENTS IX 4.2 SIP ENTITIES 55 4.2.1 FORKING PROXIES 57 4.2.2 REDIRECT
SERVERS 58 4.3 MESSAGE FORMAT 59 4.4 THE START LINE IN SIP RESPONSES:
THE STATUS LINE 59 4.5 THE START LINE IN SIP REQUESTS: THE REQUEST LINE
60 4.6 HEADER FIELDS 60 4.7 MESSAGE BODY 62 4.8 SIP TRANSACTIONS 63 4.9
MESSAGE FLOW FOR SESSION ESTABLISHMENT 64 4.10 SIP DIALOGS 67 4.10.1
RECORD-ROUTE, ROUTE, AND CONTACT HEADER FIELDS 70 4.11 EXTENDING SIP 70
4.11.1 NEW METHODS 72 4.12 CALLER PREFERENCES AND USER AGENT
CAPABILITIES 72 4.13 RELIABILITY OF PROVISIONAL RESPONSES 73 4.14
PRECONDITIONS 76 4.15 EVENT NOTIFICATION 77 4.15.1 HIGH NOTIFICATION
RATES 79 4.16 SIGNALING COMPRESSION 80 4.16.1 SIGCOMP EXTENDED
OPERATIONS 81 4.16.2 STATIC SIP/SDP DICTIONARY 82 4.17 CONTENT
INDIRECTION 82 4.18 THE REFER METHOD 85 5 SESSION CONTROL IN THE IMS 87
5.1 PREREQUISITES FOR OPERATION IN THE IMS 88 5.2 IPV4 AND IPV6 IN THE
IMS 89 5.3 IP CONNECTIVITY ACCESS NETWORK 90 5.4 P-CSCF DISCOVERY 91 5.5
IMS-LEVEL REGISTRATION 93 5.5.1 IMS REGISTRATION WITH AN ISIM 93 5.5.2
IMS REGISTRATION WITH A USIM 101 5.6 SUBSCRIPTION TO THE REG EVENT STATE
106 5.7 BASIC SESSION SETUP 109 5.7.1 THE IMS TERMINAL SENDS AN INVITE
REQUEST 113 5.7.2 THE ORIGINATING P-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST
120 5.7.3 THE ORIGINATING S-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 121 5.7.4
THE TERMINATING I-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 125 5.7.5 THE
TERMINATING S-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 126 5.7.6 THE
TERMINATING P-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 129 5.7.7 THE CALLEE S
TERMINAL PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 129 5.7.8 PROCESSING THE 183
RESPONSE 133 5.7.9 THE CALLER S IMS TERMINAL PROCESSES THE 183 RESPONSE
133 5.7.10 THE CALLEE S IMS TERMINAL PROCESSES THE PRACK REQUEST 134
5.7.11 ALERTING THE CALLEE 137 CONTENTS 5.8 APPLICATION SERVERS:
PROVIDING SERVICES TO USERS 142 5.8.1 GENERALITIES ABOUT APPLICATION
SERVERS 142 5.8.2 TYPES OF APPLICATION SERVERS 143 5.8.3 THE SESSION
SETUP MODEL THROUGH APPLICATION SERVERS 147 5.8.4 FILTER CRITERIA 155
5.8.5 AN EXAMPLE OF SERVICE EXECUTION 159 5.9 INTERWORKING 162 5.9.1
SIP-PSTN INTERWORKING 162 5.9.2 INTERWORKING WITH NON-IMS SIP-BASED
NETWORKS 165 5.10 EMERGENCY SESSIONS 169 AAA ON THE INTERNET 171 6.1
AUTHENTICATION, AUTHORIZATION, AND ACCOUNTING 171 6.2 AAA FRAMEWORK ON
THE INTERNET 171 6.3 THE DIAMETER PROTOCOL 173 6.3.1 DIAMETER SESSIONS
174 6.3.2 THE FORMAT OF A DIAMETER MESSAGE 175 6.3.3 ATTRIBUTE VALUE
PAIRS 176 6.3.4 THE AAA AND AAAS URIS 177 6.3.5 DIAMETER BASE PROTOCOL
COMMANDS 178 6.3.6 DIAMETER BASE PROTOCOL AVPS .180 AAA IN THE IMS 183
7.1 AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION IN THE IMS 183 7.2 THE CX AND DX
INTERFACES 183 7.2.1 COMMAND CODES DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE CX INTERFACE 185 7.2.2 AVPS DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE CX INTERFACE ... 188 7.2.3 THE USER PROFILE 192 7.3 THE SH
INTERFACE 194 7.3.1 COMMAND CODES DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE SH INTERFACE 195 7.3.2 AVPS DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE SH INTERFACE . . . 197 7.4 ACCOUNTING 198 7.5 CHARGING
ARCHITECTURE 198 7.6 OFFLINE CHARGING 200 7.6.1 IMS TERMINAL IN A
VISITED NETWORK 200 7.6.2 IMS TERMINAL IN ITS HOME NETWORK 202 7.6.3 THE
RF INTERFACE 205 7.7 ONLINE CHARGING 206 7.7.1 S-CSCF 206 7.7.2
APPLICATION SERVERS AND THE MRFC 207 CONTENTS XI 8 SECURITY ON THE
INTERNET 213 8.1 HTTP DIGEST 213 8.1.1 SECURITY PROPERTIES OF DIGEST 215
8.2 CERTIFICATES 216 8.3 TLS 216 8.3.1 SIP USAGE 217 8.4 S/MIME 218
8.4.1 SELF-SIGNED CERTIFICATES 220 8.5 AUTHENTICATED IDENTITY BODY 221
8.6 IPSEC 224 8.6.1 ESP AND AH 224 8.6.2 TUNNEL AND TRANSPORT MODES 226
8.6.3 INTERNET KEY EXCHANGE 226 8.7 PRIVACY 227 8.8 ENCRYPTING MEDIA
STREAMS 228 8.8.1 MIKEY 228 9 SECURITY IN THE IMS 231 9.1 ACCESS
SECURITY 231 9.1.1 AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION 231 9.1.2
AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION WITH ISIM 232 9.1.3 AUTHENTICATION AND
AUTHORIZATION WITH USIM 234 9.1.4 SECURITY ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHMENT 235
9.2 NETWORK SECURITY 237 10 POLICY ON THE INTERNET 239 10.1 THE COPS
PROTOCOL 239 10.2 THE OUTSOURCING MODEL 241 10.3 THE CONFIGURATION MODEL
242 11 POLICY IN THE IMS 245 11.1 SIP PROCEDURES 245 11.2 MEDIA
AUTHORIZATION 246 11.2.1 THE POLICY DECISION FUNCTION 247 11.2.2 MEDIA
AUTHORIZATION TOKEN 247 11.3 PROXY ACCESS TO SDP BODIES 250 11.4
INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE 250 12 QUALITY OF SERVICE ON THE INTERNET 251
12.1 INTEGRATED SERVICES 251 12.1.1 RSVP 251 12.1.2 STATE IN THE NETWORK
253 12.2 DIFFERENTIATED SERVICES 253 XII CONTENTS 13 QUALITY OF SERVICE
IN THE IMS 255 13.1 INSTRUCTIONS TO PERFORM RESOURCE RESERVATIONS 255
13.1.1 PROXY MODIFYING BODIES 257 13.2 RESERVATIONS BY THE TERMINALS 257
13.3 NETWORK AUTHORIZATION 259 13.4 QOS IN THE NETWORK 259 PART III THE
MEDIA PLANE IN THE IMS 261 14 MEDIA ENCODING 265 14.1 SPEECH ENCODING
265 14.1.1 PULSE CODE MODULATION 266 14.1.2 LINEAR PREDICTION 267 14.1.3
GSM-FR 268 14.1.4 AMR 269 14.1.5 AMR-WB 272 14.1.6 SMV 272 14.2 VIDEO
ENCODING 277 14.2.1 COMMON VIDEO CODECS 278 14.2.2 H.263 279 14.2.3
IMAGE ENCODING 279 14.2.4 TEMPORAL CORRELATION 279 14.2.5 SPATIAL
CORRELATION 280 14.3 TEXT ENCODING 280 14.4 MANDATORY CODECS IN THE IMS
281 15 MEDIA TRANSPORT 283 15.1 RELIABLE MEDIA TRANSPORT 283 15.2
UNRELIABLE MEDIA TRANSPORT 284 15.2.1 DCCP 284 15.2.2 RTP 285 15.2.3
RTCP 287 15.2.4 SRTP 288 15.3 MEDIA TRANSPORT IN THE IMS 288 PART IV
BUILDING SERVICES WITH THE IMS 291 16 THE PRESENCE SERVICE ON THE
INTERNET 295 16.1 OVERVIEW OF THE PRESENCE SERVICE 295 16.1.1 THEPRESUW
296 16.2 THE PRESENCE LIFE CYCLE 297 16.3 PRESENCE INFORMATION DATA
FORMAT 298 16.3.1 CONTENTS OF THE PIDF 299 16.4 THE PRESENCE DATA MODEL
FOR SIP 299 16.5 MAPPING THE SIP PRESENCE DATA MODEL TO THE PIDF 301
CONTENTS XIII 16.6 RICH PRESENCE INFORMATION DATA FORMAT 303 16.6.1
CONTENTS OF THE RPID 303 16.7 CIPID 304 16.8 TIMED PRESENCE EXTENSION TO
THE PIDF 306 16.9 PRESENCE CAPABILITIES 307 16.9.1 SERVICE CAPABILITIES
308 16.9.2 DEVICE CAPABILITIES 309 16.9.3 AN EXAMPLE OF THE PRESENCE
CAPABILITIES DOCUMENT 309 16.10 PRESENCE PUBLICATION 311 16.11 PRESENCE
SUBSCRIPTION AND NOTIFICATION 312 16.12 WATCHER INFORMATION 312 16.13
URI-LIST SERVICES AND RESOURCE LISTS 314 16.14 XML CONFIGURATION ACCESS
PROTOCOL 317 16.14.1 XCAP APPLICATION USAGE 318 16.15 PRESENCE
OPTIMIZATIONS 319 16.15.1 PARTIAL NOTIFICATION OF PRESENCE INFORMATION
319 16.15.2 EVENT NOTIFICATION FILTERING 320 17 THE PRESENCE SERVICE IN
THE IMS 323 17.1 THE FOUNDATION OF SERVICES 323 17.2 PRESENCE
ARCHITECTURE IN THE IMS 323 17.3 WATCHER SUBSCRIPTION 325 17.4
SUBSCRIPTION TO WATCHER INFORMATION 326 17.5 PRESENCE PUBLICATION 326
17.6 PRESENCE OPTIMIZATIONS 327 17.7 THE UT INTERFACE 328 18 INSTANT
MESSAGING ON THE INTERNET 329 18.1 THE IMURL 329 18.2 MODES OF INSTANT
MESSAGES 330 18.3 PAGER-MODE INSTANT MESSAGING 330 18.3.1 CONGESTION
CONTROL WITH MESSAGE 330 18.4 SESSION-BASED INSTANT MESSAGING 331 18.4.1
THE MSRP AND MSRPS URLS 332 18.4.2 MSRP OVERVIEW 332 18.4.3 EXTENSIONS
TO SDP DUE TO MSRP 333 18.4.4 MSRP CORE FUNCTIONALITY 336 18.4.5 STATUS
AND REPORTS 337 18.4.6 MSRP RELAYS 340 19 THE INSTANT MESSAGING SERVICE
IN THE IMS 345 19.1 PAGER-MODE INSTANT MESSAGING IN THE IMS 345 19.2
SESSION-BASED INSTANT MESSAGING IN THE IMS 346 XIV CONTENTS 20
PUSH-TO-TALK OVER CELLULAR 351 20.1 POC STANDARDIZATION 351 20.2 IETF
WORK RELEVANT TO POC 352 20.2.1 URI-LIST SERVICES 352 20.2.2 EVENT
PACKAGE FOR POC SETTINGS 355 20.2.3 SIP HEADER FIELDS 357 20.3
ARCHITECTURE 357 20.4 REGISTRATION 359 20.5 POC SERVER ROLES 359 20.6
POC SESSION TYPES 360 20.6.1 ONE-TO-ONE POC SESSIONS 361 20.6.2 AD-HOC
POC GROUP 362 20.6.3 PRE-ARRANGED POC GROUP 363 20.6.4 CHAT POC GROUP
363 20.7 ADDING USERS TO A POC SESSION 365 20.8 GROUP ADVERTISEMENTS 366
20.9 SESSION ESTABLISHMENT TYPES 366 20.10 ANSWER MODES 367 20.11
RIGHT-TO-SPEAK INDICATION TYPES 369 20.12 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION 370
20.13 BARRING AND INSTANT PERSONAL ALERTS 370 20.14 THE USER PLANE 371
20.14.1 MEDIA ENCODING 371 20.14.2 TALK BURST CONTROL PROTOCOL 371 20.15
SIMULTANEOUS POC SESSIONS 375 21 NEXT GENERATION NETWORKS 377 21.1 NGN
OVERVIEW 377 21.2 THE CORE IMS IN NGN 379 21.2.1 NEW SIP FUNCTIONALITY .
. . 382 21.2.2 UNNEEDED FUNCTIONALITY 382 21.3 PSTN/ISDN SIMULATION
SERVICES . . . 383 21.3.1 COMMUNICATION DIVERSION (CDIV) AND
COMMUNICATION FORWARDING 383 21.3.2 CONFERENCE (CONF) 383 21.3.3 MESSAGE
WAITING INDICATION (MWI) 385 21.3.4 ORIGINATING IDENTIFICATION
PRESENTATION/RESTRICTION (OIP, OIR) . . . 385 21.3.5 TERMINATING
IDENTIFICATION PRESENTATION/RESTRICTION (TIP, TIR) ... 385 21.3.6
COMMUNICATION WAITING (CW) 386 21.3.7 COMMUNICATION HOLD (HOLD) 386
21.3.8 ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATION REJECTION (ACR) AND COMMUNICATION BARRING
(CB) 386 21.3.9 ADVICE OF CHARGE (AOC) 386 21.3.10 COMPLETION OF
COMMUNICATIONS TO BUSY SUBSCRIBER (CCBS) AND COMPLETION OF
COMMUNICATIONS ON NO REPLY (CCNR) 387 21.3.11 MALICIOUS COMMUNICATION
IDENTIFICATION (MCID) 387 21.3.12 EXPLICIT COMMUNICATION TRANSFER (ECT)
387 21.3.13 USER SETTINGS IN PSTN/ISDN SIMULATION SERVICES 388 CONTENTS
XV APPENDIX A THE 3GPP2 IMS 389 A.I AN INTRODUCTION TO 3GPP2 389 A.2 THE
MULTIMEDIA DOMAIN (MMD) 389 A.3 ARCHITECTURE OF THE 3GPP2 IMS 390
APPENDIX B LIST OF IMS-RELATED SPECIFICATIONS 393 B.I INTRODUCTION 393
B.2 3GPP SPECIFICATIONS 393 B.3 3GPP2 SPECIFICATIONS 394 B.4 ETSI NGN
SPECIFICATIONS 394 REFERENCES 401 INDEX 419
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THE 3G IP MULTIMEDIA SUBSYSTEM (IMS) MERGING THE INTERNET AND THE
CELLULAR WORLDS SECOND EDITION GONZALO CAMARILLO ERICSSON, FINLAND
MIGUEL A. GARCIA-MARTIN NOKIA RESEARCH CENTER, FINLAND JOHN WILEY &
SONS, LTD 2008 AGI-INFORMATION MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS MAY BE
USED FOR PERSONAL PURPORSES ONLY OR BY LIBRARIES ASSOCIATED TO
DANDELON.COM NETWORK. CONTENTS FOREWORD BY STEPHEN HAYES XVII FOREWORD
BY ALLISON MANKIN AND JON PETERSON XIX ABOUT THE AUTHORS XXI PREFACE TO
THE SECOND EDITION XXIII PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION XXV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XXVII PART I INTRODUCTION TO THE IMS 1 1 IMS VISION:
WHERE DO WE WANT TO GO? 5 1.1 THE INTERNET 5 1.2 THE CELLULAR WORLD 6
1.3 WHY DO WE NEED THE IMS? 6 1.4 RELATION BETWEEN IMS AND NON-IMS
SERVICES 8 2 THE HISTORY OF THE IMS STANDARDIZATION 9 2.1 RELATIONS
BETWEEN IMS-RELATED STANDARDIZATION BODIES 9 2.2 INTERNET ENGINEERING
TASK FORCE 10 2.2.1 STRUCTURE OF THE IETF 10 2.2.2 WORKING GROUP
OPERATIONS 11 2.2.3 TYPES OF RFCS 12 2.3 THIRD GENERATION PARTNERSHIP
PROJECT 13 2.3.1 3GPP STRUCTURE 14 2.3.2 3GPP DELIVERABLES 15 2.4 THIRD
GENERATION PARTNERSHIP PROJECT 2 16 2.4.1 3GPP2 STRUCTURE 16 2.4.2 3GPP2
DELIVERABLES 16 2.5 IETF-3GPP/3GPP2 COLLABORATION 17 2.5.1 INTERNET AREA
18 2.5.2 OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT AREA 18 2.5.3 TRANSPORT AREA 19 VIII
CONTENTS 2.6 OPEN MOBILE ALLIANCE 19 2.6.1 OMA RELEASES AND
SPECIFICATIONS 20 2.6.2 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OMA AND 3GPP/3GPP2 21 2.6.3
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OMA AND THE IETF 22 3 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF THE IMS
ARCHITECTURE 23 3.1 FROM CIRCUIT-SWITCHED TO PACKET-SWITCHED 23 3.1.1
GSM CIRCUIT-SWITCHED 23 3.1.2 GSM PACKET-SWITCHED 24 3.2 IMS
REQUIREMENTS 24 3.2.1 IP MULTIMEDIA SESSIONS 25 3.2.2 QOS 25 3.2.3
INTERWORKING 26 3.2.4 ROAMING 26 3.2.5 SERVICE CONTROL 26 3.2.6 RAPID
SERVICE CREATION 27 3.2.7 MULTIPLE ACCESS 27 3.3 OVERVIEW OF PROTOCOLS
USED IN THE IMS 27 3.3.1 SESSION CONTROL PROTOCOL 27 3.3.2 THE AAA
PROTOCOL 28 3.3.3 OTHER PROTOCOLS 29 3.4 OVERVIEW OF IMS ARCHITECTURE 29
3.4.1 THE DATABASES: THE HSS AND THE SLF 30 3.4.2 THECSCF 31 3.4.3 THE
AS 33 3.4.4 THEMRF 35 3.4.5 THEBGCF 35 3.4.6 THE IMS-ALG AND THE TRGW 35
3.4.7 THE PSTN/CS GATEWAY 36 3.4.8 HOME AND VISITED NETWORKS 38 3.5
IDENTIFICATION IN THE IMS 39 3.5.1 PUBLIC USER IDENTITIES 40 3.5.2
PRIVATE USER IDENTITIES 40 3.5.3 THE RELATION BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
USER IDENTITIES 41 3.5.4 PUBLIC SERVICE IDENTITIES 42 3.6 SIM, USIM, AND
ISIM IN 3GPP 42 3.6.1 SIM 43 3.6.2 USIM 43 3.6.3 ISIM 45 PART II THE
SIGNALING PLANE IN THE IMS 47 4 SESSION CONTROL ON THE INTERNET 51 4.1
SIP FUNCTIONALITY 51 4.1.1 SESSION DESCRIPTIONS AND SDP 51 4.1.2 THE
OFFER/ANSWER MODEL 52 4.1.3 SIP AND SIPS URIS 53 4.1.4 USER LOCATION 54
CONTENTS IX 4.2 SIP ENTITIES 55 4.2.1 FORKING PROXIES 57 4.2.2 REDIRECT
SERVERS 58 4.3 MESSAGE FORMAT 59 4.4 THE START LINE IN SIP RESPONSES:
THE STATUS LINE 59 4.5 THE START LINE IN SIP REQUESTS: THE REQUEST LINE
60 4.6 HEADER FIELDS 60 4.7 MESSAGE BODY 62 4.8 SIP TRANSACTIONS 63 4.9
MESSAGE FLOW FOR SESSION ESTABLISHMENT 64 4.10 SIP DIALOGS 67 4.10.1
RECORD-ROUTE, ROUTE, AND CONTACT HEADER FIELDS 70 4.11 EXTENDING SIP 70
4.11.1 NEW METHODS 72 4.12 CALLER PREFERENCES AND USER AGENT
CAPABILITIES 72 4.13 RELIABILITY OF PROVISIONAL RESPONSES 73 4.14
PRECONDITIONS 76 4.15 EVENT NOTIFICATION 77 4.15.1 HIGH NOTIFICATION
RATES 79 4.16 SIGNALING COMPRESSION 80 4.16.1 SIGCOMP EXTENDED
OPERATIONS 81 4.16.2 STATIC SIP/SDP DICTIONARY 82 4.17 CONTENT
INDIRECTION 82 4.18 THE REFER METHOD 85 5 SESSION CONTROL IN THE IMS 87
5.1 PREREQUISITES FOR OPERATION IN THE IMS 88 5.2 IPV4 AND IPV6 IN THE
IMS 89 5.3 IP CONNECTIVITY ACCESS NETWORK 90 5.4 P-CSCF DISCOVERY 91 5.5
IMS-LEVEL REGISTRATION 93 5.5.1 IMS REGISTRATION WITH AN ISIM 93 5.5.2
IMS REGISTRATION WITH A USIM 101 5.6 SUBSCRIPTION TO THE REG EVENT STATE
106 5.7 BASIC SESSION SETUP 109 5.7.1 THE IMS TERMINAL SENDS AN INVITE
REQUEST 113 5.7.2 THE ORIGINATING P-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST
120 5.7.3 THE ORIGINATING S-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 121 5.7.4
THE TERMINATING I-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 125 5.7.5 THE
TERMINATING S-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 126 5.7.6 THE
TERMINATING P-CSCF PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 129 5.7.7 THE CALLEE'S
TERMINAL PROCESSES THE INVITE REQUEST 129 5.7.8 PROCESSING THE 183
RESPONSE 133 5.7.9 THE CALLER'S IMS TERMINAL PROCESSES THE 183 RESPONSE
133 5.7.10 THE CALLEE'S IMS TERMINAL PROCESSES THE PRACK REQUEST 134
5.7.11 ALERTING THE CALLEE 137 CONTENTS 5.8 APPLICATION SERVERS:
PROVIDING SERVICES TO USERS 142 5.8.1 GENERALITIES ABOUT APPLICATION
SERVERS 142 5.8.2 TYPES OF APPLICATION SERVERS 143 5.8.3 THE SESSION
SETUP MODEL THROUGH APPLICATION SERVERS 147 5.8.4 FILTER CRITERIA 155
5.8.5 AN EXAMPLE OF SERVICE EXECUTION 159 5.9 INTERWORKING 162 5.9.1
SIP-PSTN INTERWORKING 162 5.9.2 INTERWORKING WITH NON-IMS SIP-BASED
NETWORKS 165 5.10 EMERGENCY SESSIONS 169 AAA ON THE INTERNET 171 6.1
AUTHENTICATION, AUTHORIZATION, AND ACCOUNTING 171 6.2 AAA FRAMEWORK ON
THE INTERNET 171 6.3 THE DIAMETER PROTOCOL 173 6.3.1 DIAMETER SESSIONS
174 6.3.2 THE FORMAT OF A DIAMETER MESSAGE 175 6.3.3 ATTRIBUTE VALUE
PAIRS 176 6.3.4 THE AAA AND AAAS URIS 177 6.3.5 DIAMETER BASE PROTOCOL
COMMANDS 178 6.3.6 DIAMETER BASE PROTOCOL AVPS .180 AAA IN THE IMS 183
7.1 AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION IN THE IMS 183 7.2 THE CX AND DX
INTERFACES 183 7.2.1 COMMAND CODES DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE CX INTERFACE 185 7.2.2 AVPS DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE CX INTERFACE . 188 7.2.3 THE USER PROFILE 192 7.3 THE SH
INTERFACE 194 7.3.1 COMMAND CODES DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE SH INTERFACE 195 7.3.2 AVPS DEFINED IN THE DIAMETER APPLICATION
FOR THE SH INTERFACE . . . 197 7.4 ACCOUNTING 198 7.5 CHARGING
ARCHITECTURE 198 7.6 OFFLINE CHARGING 200 7.6.1 IMS TERMINAL IN A
VISITED NETWORK 200 7.6.2 IMS TERMINAL IN ITS HOME NETWORK 202 7.6.3 THE
RF INTERFACE 205 7.7 ONLINE CHARGING 206 7.7.1 S-CSCF 206 7.7.2
APPLICATION SERVERS AND THE MRFC 207 CONTENTS XI 8 SECURITY ON THE
INTERNET 213 8.1 HTTP DIGEST 213 8.1.1 SECURITY PROPERTIES OF DIGEST 215
8.2 CERTIFICATES 216 8.3 TLS 216 8.3.1 SIP USAGE 217 8.4 S/MIME 218
8.4.1 SELF-SIGNED CERTIFICATES 220 8.5 AUTHENTICATED IDENTITY BODY 221
8.6 IPSEC 224 8.6.1 ESP AND AH 224 8.6.2 TUNNEL AND TRANSPORT MODES 226
8.6.3 INTERNET KEY EXCHANGE 226 8.7 PRIVACY 227 8.8 ENCRYPTING MEDIA
STREAMS 228 8.8.1 MIKEY 228 9 SECURITY IN THE IMS 231 9.1 ACCESS
SECURITY 231 9.1.1 AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION 231 9.1.2
AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION WITH ISIM 232 9.1.3 AUTHENTICATION AND
AUTHORIZATION WITH USIM 234 9.1.4 SECURITY ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHMENT 235
9.2 NETWORK SECURITY 237 10 POLICY ON THE INTERNET 239 10.1 THE COPS
PROTOCOL 239 10.2 THE OUTSOURCING MODEL 241 10.3 THE CONFIGURATION MODEL
242 11 POLICY IN THE IMS 245 11.1 SIP PROCEDURES 245 11.2 MEDIA
AUTHORIZATION 246 11.2.1 THE POLICY DECISION FUNCTION 247 11.2.2 MEDIA
AUTHORIZATION TOKEN 247 11.3 PROXY ACCESS TO SDP BODIES 250 11.4
INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE 250 12 QUALITY OF SERVICE ON THE INTERNET 251
12.1 INTEGRATED SERVICES 251 12.1.1 RSVP 251 12.1.2 STATE IN THE NETWORK
253 12.2 DIFFERENTIATED SERVICES 253 XII CONTENTS 13 QUALITY OF SERVICE
IN THE IMS 255 13.1 INSTRUCTIONS TO PERFORM RESOURCE RESERVATIONS 255
13.1.1 PROXY MODIFYING BODIES 257 13.2 RESERVATIONS BY THE TERMINALS 257
13.3 NETWORK AUTHORIZATION 259 13.4 QOS IN THE NETWORK 259 PART III THE
MEDIA PLANE IN THE IMS 261 14 MEDIA ENCODING 265 14.1 SPEECH ENCODING
265 14.1.1 PULSE CODE MODULATION 266 14.1.2 LINEAR PREDICTION 267 14.1.3
GSM-FR 268 14.1.4 AMR 269 14.1.5 AMR-WB 272 14.1.6 SMV 272 14.2 VIDEO
ENCODING 277 14.2.1 COMMON VIDEO CODECS 278 14.2.2 H.263 279 14.2.3
IMAGE ENCODING 279 14.2.4 TEMPORAL CORRELATION 279 14.2.5 SPATIAL
CORRELATION 280 14.3 TEXT ENCODING 280 14.4 MANDATORY CODECS IN THE IMS
281 15 MEDIA TRANSPORT 283 15.1 RELIABLE MEDIA TRANSPORT 283 15.2
UNRELIABLE MEDIA TRANSPORT 284 15.2.1 DCCP 284 15.2.2 RTP 285 15.2.3
RTCP 287 15.2.4 SRTP 288 15.3 MEDIA TRANSPORT IN THE IMS 288 PART IV
BUILDING SERVICES WITH THE IMS 291 16 THE PRESENCE SERVICE ON THE
INTERNET 295 16.1 OVERVIEW OF THE PRESENCE SERVICE 295 16.1.1 THEPRESUW
296 16.2 THE PRESENCE LIFE CYCLE 297 16.3 PRESENCE INFORMATION DATA
FORMAT 298 16.3.1 CONTENTS OF THE PIDF 299 16.4 THE PRESENCE DATA MODEL
FOR SIP 299 16.5 MAPPING THE SIP PRESENCE DATA MODEL TO THE PIDF 301
CONTENTS XIII 16.6 RICH PRESENCE INFORMATION DATA FORMAT 303 16.6.1
CONTENTS OF THE RPID 303 16.7 CIPID 304 16.8 TIMED PRESENCE EXTENSION TO
THE PIDF 306 16.9 PRESENCE CAPABILITIES 307 16.9.1 SERVICE CAPABILITIES
308 16.9.2 DEVICE CAPABILITIES 309 16.9.3 AN EXAMPLE OF THE PRESENCE
CAPABILITIES DOCUMENT 309 16.10 PRESENCE PUBLICATION 311 16.11 PRESENCE
SUBSCRIPTION AND NOTIFICATION 312 16.12 WATCHER INFORMATION 312 16.13
URI-LIST SERVICES AND RESOURCE LISTS 314 16.14 XML CONFIGURATION ACCESS
PROTOCOL 317 16.14.1 XCAP APPLICATION USAGE 318 16.15 PRESENCE
OPTIMIZATIONS 319 16.15.1 PARTIAL NOTIFICATION OF PRESENCE INFORMATION
319 16.15.2 EVENT NOTIFICATION FILTERING 320 17 THE PRESENCE SERVICE IN
THE IMS 323 17.1 THE FOUNDATION OF SERVICES 323 17.2 PRESENCE
ARCHITECTURE IN THE IMS 323 17.3 WATCHER SUBSCRIPTION 325 17.4
SUBSCRIPTION TO WATCHER INFORMATION 326 17.5 PRESENCE PUBLICATION 326
17.6 PRESENCE OPTIMIZATIONS 327 17.7 THE UT INTERFACE 328 18 INSTANT
MESSAGING ON THE INTERNET 329 18.1 THE IMURL 329 18.2 MODES OF INSTANT
MESSAGES 330 18.3 PAGER-MODE INSTANT MESSAGING 330 18.3.1 CONGESTION
CONTROL WITH MESSAGE 330 18.4 SESSION-BASED INSTANT MESSAGING 331 18.4.1
THE MSRP AND MSRPS URLS 332 18.4.2 MSRP OVERVIEW 332 18.4.3 EXTENSIONS
TO SDP DUE TO MSRP 333 18.4.4 MSRP CORE FUNCTIONALITY 336 18.4.5 STATUS
AND REPORTS 337 18.4.6 MSRP RELAYS 340 19 THE INSTANT MESSAGING SERVICE
IN THE IMS 345 19.1 PAGER-MODE INSTANT MESSAGING IN THE IMS 345 19.2
SESSION-BASED INSTANT MESSAGING IN THE IMS 346 XIV CONTENTS 20
PUSH-TO-TALK OVER CELLULAR 351 20.1 POC STANDARDIZATION 351 20.2 IETF
WORK RELEVANT TO POC 352 20.2.1 URI-LIST SERVICES 352 20.2.2 EVENT
PACKAGE FOR POC SETTINGS 355 20.2.3 SIP HEADER FIELDS 357 20.3
ARCHITECTURE 357 20.4 REGISTRATION 359 20.5 POC SERVER ROLES 359 20.6
POC SESSION TYPES 360 20.6.1 ONE-TO-ONE POC SESSIONS 361 20.6.2 AD-HOC
POC GROUP 362 20.6.3 PRE-ARRANGED POC GROUP 363 20.6.4 CHAT POC GROUP
363 20.7 ADDING USERS TO A POC SESSION 365 20.8 GROUP ADVERTISEMENTS 366
20.9 SESSION ESTABLISHMENT TYPES 366 20.10 ANSWER MODES 367 20.11
RIGHT-TO-SPEAK INDICATION TYPES 369 20.12 PARTICIPANT INFORMATION 370
20.13 BARRING AND INSTANT PERSONAL ALERTS 370 20.14 THE USER PLANE 371
20.14.1 MEDIA ENCODING 371 20.14.2 TALK BURST CONTROL PROTOCOL 371 20.15
SIMULTANEOUS POC SESSIONS 375 21 NEXT GENERATION NETWORKS 377 21.1 NGN
OVERVIEW 377 21.2 THE CORE IMS IN NGN 379 21.2.1 NEW SIP FUNCTIONALITY .
. . 382 21.2.2 UNNEEDED FUNCTIONALITY 382 21.3 PSTN/ISDN SIMULATION
SERVICES . . . 383 21.3.1 COMMUNICATION DIVERSION (CDIV) AND
COMMUNICATION FORWARDING 383 21.3.2 CONFERENCE (CONF) 383 21.3.3 MESSAGE
WAITING INDICATION (MWI) 385 21.3.4 ORIGINATING IDENTIFICATION
PRESENTATION/RESTRICTION (OIP, OIR) . . . 385 21.3.5 TERMINATING
IDENTIFICATION PRESENTATION/RESTRICTION (TIP, TIR) . 385 21.3.6
COMMUNICATION WAITING (CW) 386 21.3.7 COMMUNICATION HOLD (HOLD) 386
21.3.8 ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATION REJECTION (ACR) AND COMMUNICATION BARRING
(CB) 386 21.3.9 ADVICE OF CHARGE (AOC) 386 21.3.10 COMPLETION OF
COMMUNICATIONS TO BUSY SUBSCRIBER (CCBS) AND COMPLETION OF
COMMUNICATIONS ON NO REPLY (CCNR) 387 21.3.11 MALICIOUS COMMUNICATION
IDENTIFICATION (MCID) 387 21.3.12 EXPLICIT COMMUNICATION TRANSFER (ECT)
387 21.3.13 USER SETTINGS IN PSTN/ISDN SIMULATION SERVICES 388 CONTENTS
XV APPENDIX A THE 3GPP2 IMS 389 A.I AN INTRODUCTION TO 3GPP2 389 A.2 THE
MULTIMEDIA DOMAIN (MMD) 389 A.3 ARCHITECTURE OF THE 3GPP2 IMS 390
APPENDIX B LIST OF IMS-RELATED SPECIFICATIONS 393 B.I INTRODUCTION 393
B.2 3GPP SPECIFICATIONS 393 B.3 3GPP2 SPECIFICATIONS 394 B.4 ETSI NGN
SPECIFICATIONS 394 REFERENCES 401 INDEX 419 |
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