WO2007025409A1 - Methode pour realiser une limitation de mobilite, qui repose sur un service d'un systeme de communication mobile - Google Patents

Methode pour realiser une limitation de mobilite, qui repose sur un service d'un systeme de communication mobile Download PDF

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WO2007025409A1
WO2007025409A1 PCT/CN2005/001362 CN2005001362W WO2007025409A1 WO 2007025409 A1 WO2007025409 A1 WO 2007025409A1 CN 2005001362 W CN2005001362 W CN 2005001362W WO 2007025409 A1 WO2007025409 A1 WO 2007025409A1
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Youli Ma
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    • H04L63/107Network architectures or network communication protocols for network security for controlling access to devices or network resources wherein the security policies are location-dependent, e.g. entities privileges depend on current location or allowing specific operations only from locally connected terminals
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    • H04ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
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    • H04W4/00Services specially adapted for wireless communication networks; Facilities therefor
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  • the present invention relates to a method of implementing traffic-based mobility restrictions in a mobile communication system. Background technique
  • the existing mobile communication system In order to limit the mobility of the cell to the user, the existing mobile communication system generally uses the location update when the mobile phone location changes.
  • the location register When the location register is registered to the home location register, the home location register determines the user location, if it is illegal. In the area, the registration of the mobile phone is rejected, thereby realizing the limitation on the scope of the user's activity.
  • this requires a cell as a registration area, which causes a large number of registrations, causing the network to be overwhelmed.
  • basic telecommunication services (emergency calls only) cannot be used, such as short message prompts for incoming calls that are missed due to mobility restrictions.
  • a similar implementation also has a UserZone (User Area) scheme that divides the coverage of the entire mobile network into several UserZones. For each user, several UserZones are registered, and the corresponding service list is stored in the HLR (Home Location Register). in.
  • HLR Home Location Register
  • the visit location register to the home location register retrieves the service list corresponding to the current area of the user, and the mobile switching center implements control of the user service according to the service list.
  • this method requires support for the mobile phone and the network, and, since the minimum required cell is used, the visitor location register is frequently sent to the home location register to obtain the service list. Summary of the invention
  • the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a method for implementing traffic-based mobility restriction in a mobile communication system, which can implement mobility restrictions in units of cells without affecting network load.
  • the present invention provides a method for implementing a service-based mobility restriction in a mobile communication system, comprising the following steps:
  • the visited location register to which it belongs sends a registration request to the home location register, and the home location register retrieves information about the restricted area associated with the mobile switching center currently in which the mobile terminal is located and its service authority, and returns the information Visit location register to save;
  • the base station controller to which the mobile terminal belongs sends a service message to the mobile switching center, and carries information about the cell in which the mobile terminal is currently located;
  • the mobile switching center finds the restricted area registered by the mobile terminal from the visited location register, and if it is determined that there is a restricted area of the cell in which the mobile terminal is currently located, it is determined whether the mobile terminal is in the restricted area. Have the authority to conduct this service, if yes, allow this service, otherwise reject this service.
  • Step (a) also stores, in the home location register, a service list of each user in a public service area that does not belong to the restricted area; the home location in step (b) The register returns the service list to the visit location register to save; in step (d), if it is determined that the mobile terminal is not in any restricted area, the service list is used to determine whether the mobile terminal has the right to the current service, if Yes, this business is allowed, otherwise, this business is prohibited.
  • the foregoing implementation method may further have the following features: the step (c): when the mobile terminal performs a service operation, reporting, to the associated base station controller, the received multiple pilot signals whose strength is greater than a set threshold, where the base station controls The above pilot signal is converted into the current small size according to the configuration information. A list of zones is sent to the mobile switching center via a service message.
  • the foregoing implementation method may further have the following features: after the mobile switching center finds the reserved restricted area registered by the mobile terminal in the step (d), and obtains one of the restricted areas from the configured corresponding relationship.
  • the group cell is compared with the list of cells currently located by the mobile terminal obtained from the service message. If the two are coincident, the mobile terminal is located in the restricted area.
  • the foregoing implementation method may further have the following features: When the step (d) determines that the mobile terminal is located in multiple restricted areas, the service is allowed to be performed as long as the right to perform the current service is performed in one restricted area.
  • the step (C) The service operation performed by the mobile terminal includes at least a call origination of the voice and data service, a terminating call, and a cell handover occurring in a call state.
  • the step (d) prohibits the current service, and for the originating and terminating services, the mobile switching center prompts the user to release the voice in a voice or short message manner.
  • the foregoing implementation method may further have the following features:
  • the mobile switching center first prompts the user and sets a timer to wait, if the user times out in the timer Before returning to the service allowed area, the timer is cleared and the normal service is continued, otherwise it is released after the timer expires.
  • Each of the restricted areas configured in the step (a) is composed of a plurality of cells, and each of the restricted areas may be located in a coverage of different mobile switching centers, and may overlap.
  • the method of the present invention has the following advantages: 1.
  • the minimum cell-based mobility restriction can be implemented, and the mobile terminal does not have a requirement, and the VLR does not need to frequently access the HLR, and does not affect the network load. .
  • the mobility restricted area is based on services. Different services can have different restricted areas, which is convenient for operators to provide users with distinctive mobility restrictions. For example, all services can be used in the restricted area. In addition to the restricted area, some services can be provided to the user by setting a service list in the public service area, such as the user can receive the restriction. A short message prompt for a call.
  • the strength received by the report is exceeded.
  • a plurality of pilot signals of T_ADD (Add Pilot Threshold), the cells corresponding to the plurality of pilot signals are used as cells in which the mobile terminal is located, and the influence of signal fluctuation on users at the boundary of the restricted area can be reduced.
  • the user is provided with the largest possible range of activities within the scope of the policy.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the relationship between restricted areas registered by the user.
  • FIG. 2 is a flow chart of performing mobility restrictions in an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a process of booting a mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 are schematic diagrams showing the flow of performing mobility restriction when a mobile terminal initiates a voice call and a terminal call according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 are schematic diagrams showing the flow of performing mobility restriction when a short message is initiated and terminated by a mobile terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the relationship between restricted areas registered by a user.
  • the coverage of the entire network is the public service area of all users, in which the user has registered business characteristics.
  • each terminal user also registers a plurality of restricted areas, each restricted area is composed of several cells, and can be located in different mobile switching center coverage areas, and the user has different service rights in each restricted area, when the user is located In a restricted area, the user's business rights in the restricted area are used to control the user's business; when the user's wood is in any restricted area, the user's business list in the public service area is used (ie, the existing HLR) The list of user services) controls the user's business.
  • Each restriction interval registered by a single user may overlap with each other, that is, the same cell may be located in multiple restricted zones at the same time.
  • the user's service rights are aggregated, that is, as long as there is a corresponding permission in the restricted zone, the service is allowed.
  • the following table is an example of a list of restricted zone business permissions: Business option 13K voice
  • FIG. 2 is a flowchart of implementing mobility-based mobility restriction according to the embodiment, including the following steps: Step 201: For a coverage area of a mobile network, preset a plurality of restricted areas, and configure each of the coverage areas in the MSC. A correspondence table between the restricted area and the cell included in the restricted area. In the home location register (HLR), a logical identifier of a plurality of restricted areas registered for each user and a corresponding service permission list are saved for each user, and are saved in the user database;
  • HLR home location register
  • Step 202 When the mobile terminal registers, if it is powered on or moves to another area controlled by the MSC, sends a registration message to the base station controller (BSC) (corresponding to step 301 of the signaling interaction procedure shown in FIG. 3), BSC And sending a location update request to the MSC/VLR (Mobile Switching Center/Visit Location Register) (corresponding to step 302), the VLR sends a registration notification request message to the HLR (corresponding to step 303), and the HLR according to the identifier of the MSC sending the request message, Retrieving the restricted area associated with the MSC registered by the mobile terminal (ie, including the limit of the cell controlled by the MSC currently located by the user) The zone) and its corresponding list of service rights, together with the service list data in the user's public service area, are returned to the VLR in the registration response message (corresponding to step 304), saved by the VLR in the local database, and then MSC/ The VLR returns a location update response to the BSC (corresponding to step 305),
  • Step 203 When the mobile terminal performs a service operation, including a call, a call, a handover, and the like, reporting, by the mobile terminal, multiple pilot signals having a strength greater than T—ADD;
  • the mobile terminal located in two adjacent cells may cause the signal strength of the neighboring cell to be greater than the current cell due to fluctuation of the airborne wireless signal even if the location is unchanged, so that the service message is in the service message. It may carry different cells, causing the user's business to be rejected.
  • the mobile terminal performs a service operation the received multiple pilot signals whose strength exceeds T_ADD are reported, and the cells corresponding to the multiple pilot signals are used as the current cell of the mobile terminal, so that You can increase the likelihood that your business will be allowed.
  • Step 204 the BSC converts the pilot signal into a cell list according to the configuration, and sends the message to the MSC through the service message;
  • Step 205 The MSC finds a list of services of the mobile terminal in the public service area obtained by the VLR, and a list of the restricted areas and corresponding service rights that are registered, and obtains one of the restricted areas from the configured correspondence table for each restricted area.
  • the group cell is compared with the cell list obtained from the service message. If the two are coincident, the mobile terminal is located in the restricted area. After comparing each restricted area, it is determined whether the mobile terminal is located in one or more restricted areas of its registration, and if so, step 206 is performed, otherwise, step 207 is performed;
  • Step 206 The MSC checks, according to the current service type of the mobile terminal and the one or more restricted areas, the service area of the mobile terminal in the restricted area by using the list of the restricted area and the corresponding service right registered by the mobile terminal. If the service is allowed in a certain restricted area, the service is considered to be allowed; otherwise, if the service has no permission in all the restricted areas, the current service is not allowed, and step 208 is performed;
  • Step 207 When multiple cells in the service message are not located in the restricted area of any user registration, the MSC checks the rights of the mobile terminal for the service by using the service list in the public service area; Step 208, the MSC determines whether the current service of the user is allowed, and if so, step 209 is performed, otherwise, step 210 is performed;
  • Step 209 jumping out of the process, continuing the normal business process, and ending;
  • Step 210 Perform different operations on different service types: for voice originating, circuit type data service, and prompting to prompt the user in an appropriate form (such as voice); for voice termination, packet data service call , prompting the user in an appropriate form (such as a short message) to release; for the call state switching, prompting the user in an appropriate form (such as short message, Flash), setting a timer (the timer duration is 0 means no waiting, Immediate release) Waiting, if the user returns to the service allowed area before the timer expires, clear the timer and continue normal service, otherwise release after the timer expires; for other service types, release immediately.
  • an appropriate form such as voice
  • for voice termination, packet data service call prompting the user in an appropriate form (such as a short message) to release
  • for the call state switching prompting the user in an appropriate form (such as short message, Flash), setting a timer (the timer duration is 0 means no waiting, Immediate release) Waiting, if the user returns to the service allowed area before the
  • the VLR needs to interact with the HLR only when it is powered on or moved to another MSC controlled area, thus implementing the mobility limitation with the cell as the minimum unit. At the same time, it will not affect the network load.
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic flowchart of performing mobility restriction when a mobile terminal performs a voice call, and illustrates a situation in which the calling mobile terminal initiates a call and a cell handover occurs due to the mobile.
  • the processing of the MSC/VLR is the same for the call of the circuit type data service and the start of the packet data service, and Other in the figure represents the device on the called side.
  • the method includes the following steps: Step 401: The mobile terminal initiates a call, and the BSC sends a service request to the MSC.
  • Step 402 The MSC sends an assignment request to the BSC.
  • Step 403 The BSC allocates resources such as an air traffic channel to the mobile terminal, and after completion, returns an assignment completion message to the MSC.
  • Step 404 the BSC converts the pilot signal reported by the mobile terminal with the strength greater than T_ADD into a corresponding cell identifier list, and sends the handover completion message specified by the standard to the MSC;
  • Step 405 The MSC uses the cell list, and combines the restricted area list registered by the user with the corresponding relationship between the configured restricted area and the cell to obtain all the restricted areas where the mobile terminal is currently located. If the mobile terminal is located in one or more restricted areas, Then use the service rights of these restricted areas to check, as long as you have permission in a certain restricted area, you can allow this service; if the mobile terminal is not in place In any restricted area, the business list in the public service area is used to determine the authority. In this example, it is assumed that the service is allowed to continue to establish a call to the called party;
  • Step 406 the call is successfully connected, and the called party rings;
  • Step 407 the called party answers
  • Step 408 the calling party and the called party enter the call state
  • Step 409 the calling mobile terminal moves, and the cell handover occurs in the call state, and the BSC sends a handover complete message to the MSC;
  • Step 410 The MSC uses the cell list in the handover complete message to determine whether the mobile terminal has the service authority in the switched cell list in the same manner as step 405. In this example, assuming that there is no service right, the MSC prompts the user with a short message or other means to set the timer to wait;
  • Step 411 The MSC determines that the mobile subscriber does not switch back to the service allowed area before the timer expires, and notifies the called party and the BSC to clear the call.
  • Step 412 The BSC returns a clear message to the MSC.
  • Figure 5' is a flow chart showing the execution of mobility restrictions when the mobile terminal performs a voice termination call.
  • the processing of the MSC/VLR is the same for the packet type and the circuit type data service.
  • the other in the figure represents the device on the calling side. As shown in the figure, the process includes the following steps:
  • Step 501 A fixed telephone user calls the mobile terminal, and the MSC receives a call setup message sent by another switch.
  • Step 502 The MSC sends a location request to the HLR to which the mobile terminal belongs.
  • Step 503 The HLR determines that the mobile terminal returns a location response under the serving MSC that sends the location request.
  • Step 504 The MSC searches for information about the mobile terminal in the local database of the VLR, and sends a paging request to the BSC.
  • Step 505 The BSC pages the called mobile terminal, and returns a paging response.
  • Step 506 The MSC sends an assignment request to the BSC.
  • Step 507 The BSC allocates resources such as an air traffic channel to the mobile terminal, and after completion, returns an assignment completion message to the MSC.
  • Step 508 The BSC converts the pilot signal reported by the called mobile terminal with the strength greater than T_ADD into a corresponding cell identifier list, and sends the message to the MSC according to the handover completion message specified in the standard.
  • Step 510 The MSC releases the call, sends a release to the opposite end office, and sends a clear command to the BSC.
  • Step 511 the BSC returns a clear complete message.
  • FIG. 6 is a schematic flowchart of performing mobility restriction when a mobile terminal performs a short message call, and includes the following steps:
  • Step 601 The mobile terminal sends a short message, and the BSC sends a service request to the MSC.
  • Step 603 The BSC allocates resources such as an air traffic channel to the mobile terminal, and completes the assignment completion message to the MSC after completion;
  • Step 604 The BSC converts the pilot signal reported by the mobile terminal with the strength greater than the T-ADD into a corresponding cell identifier list, and sends the message to the mobile switching center through the handover completion message.
  • Step 605 The MSC uses the cell list to determine whether the mobile terminal has the right to call the short message according to the corresponding relationship between the restricted area and the cell in the configuration database, and the list of restricted areas and service rights registered by the user. In this example, it is assumed that the service is allowed to continue the business process, and the BSC sends the short message content to the MSC;
  • Step 606 The MSC sends a short message point-to-point message to the short message center (MC).
  • Step 608 The MSC returns a confirmation message that the short message is successfully sent to the BSC.
  • Step 609 The MSC sends a clear command to the BSC.
  • Step 610 the BSC returns a clear complete message.
  • FIG. 7 is a schematic flowchart of performing mobility restriction when a mobile terminal performs a short message termination call, and includes the following steps:
  • Step 701 The short message center prepares to send a short call message to the mobile terminal, and sends a short message request message to the HLR to which the mobile terminal belongs.
  • Step 702 The HLR returns the MSC information of the current mobile terminal in the short message response sent to the short message center.
  • Step 703 The short message center sends a short message point-to-point message to the MSC where the mobile terminal is currently located.
  • Step 704 The MSC sends a paging request to the BSC.
  • Step 705 The BSC pages the called mobile terminal, and the mobile terminal responds, and the BSC returns a paging response.
  • Step 706 The MSC sends an assignment request to the base station controller.
  • Step 707 The BSC allocates resources such as the air traffic channel to the mobile terminal, and completes the assignment to the mobile switching center after completion.
  • the BSC converts the pilot signal reported by the mobile terminal with the strength greater than T_ADD into the corresponding cell.
  • the identification list is sent to the MSC by using a handover completion message;
  • Step 709 The MSC uses the cell list to determine, according to the correspondence between the restricted area and the cell in the configuration database, and the list of restricted areas and service rights registered by the user, whether the mobile terminal has the right to call the short message at the current location.
  • the service is allowed to continue the business process, and the MSC sends the short message content to the BSC;
  • Step 710 The mobile terminal correctly receives the short message content, and the BSC sends a confirmation message to the MSC.
  • Step 711 The MSC sends a short message point to a point confirmation message to the short message center.
  • Step 712 The MSC sends a clear command to the BSC.
  • step 713 the BSC returns a clear complete message.
  • the method of the present invention is also applicable to other mobile communication systems such as GSM to implement service-based mobility restrictions.
  • the method of the present invention can be used in a mobile communication system to implement a service-based mobility limitation with a cell as a minimum unit without affecting the network load.

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Méthode pour réaliser une limitation de mobilité, qui repose sur un service d'un système de communication mobile, définissant différentes zones de limitation dans la zone de couverture du réseau mobile, configurant la relation correspondante entre chaque zone de limitation et les cellules qu'elle comprend dans MSC, et stockant la zone de limitation d'inscription de l'utilisateur et les droits aux services dans chaque zone de limitation dans HLR. Lorsque le terminal mobile s'inscrit, le VLR concerné envoie une requête d'inscription à HLR, HLTR extrait et retourne les informations des zones de limitation et des droits aux services en relation avec MSC où le terminal se situe actuellement à VLR et les y stocke. Lorsque le terminal mobile effectue des opérations de service, le BSC concerné envoie des messages de service transportant les informations sur la cellule où le terminal se situe à MSC. MSC détecte les zones de limitation que le terminal mobile inscrit de VLR et si les zones de limitation comprennent la cellule où se situe actuellement le terminal mobile et que le terminal mobile a droit aux services dans cette zone de limitation, alors le MSC autorise le service. L'invention peut appliquer la limitation de mobilité en fonction de la cellule sans effet négatif sur la charge réseau.
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