WO2011116676A1 - 状态迁移方法和网络设备 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of communications, and in particular, to a state transition method and a network device. Background technique
- some user equipments can automatically perform state transition between the connection state and the idle state as needed.
- the smart phone when the smart phone is in an idle state, if there is service data to be sent, the smart phone automatically sends a Radio Resource Control (RRC) signaling connection request to the access network side device (such as a base station controller, etc.). So that the access network side device establishes a radio access bearer for the smart phone according to the RRC signaling connection request, and the smart phone is migrated from the idle state to the connected state; when the smart phone is in the connected state, if there is no service data to be sent, The smart phone automatically sends a Signaling Connection Release Indication to the access network side device, so that the access network side device releases the radio access bearer established for the smart phone according to the Signaling Connection Release Indication.
- the smartphone migrates from a connected state to an idle state.
- the access network side device is frequently
- the UE establishes/releases the radio access bearer, which causes a heavy workload.
- the embodiment of the present invention provides a state transition method and a network device, which can reduce the workload of the access network side device during the state transition of the user equipment.
- the embodiment of the present invention provides a state transition method, including: determining whether a user equipment is a user equipment that frequently performs state transition; and if the user equipment is a user equipment that frequently performs state transition, when the user equipment needs to be When the state transitions to the idle state, the state of the user equipment is migrated to the paging channel (Paging Channel, PCH) state; if the user equipment is a user equipment that performs state transition infrequently, when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated When the idle state is reached, the state of the user equipment is migrated to an idle state.
- paging Channel Paging Channel
- an embodiment of the present invention further provides a network device, including: a judging module, configured to determine whether the user equipment is a user equipment that frequently performs state transition;
- a state transition module configured to: if the determining module determines that the user equipment is a user equipment that performs state transition frequently, when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to an idle state, the state of the user equipment is migrated to a PCH state, If the determining module determines that the user equipment is a user equipment that performs state transition infrequently, when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to an idle state, the state of the user equipment is migrated to an idle state.
- the state transition method and the network device provided by the embodiment of the present invention, when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to the idle state, the user equipment that frequently performs state transition is migrated to the 'J PCH state, so that the access network side device does not need to be the The user equipment frequently establishes/releases the radio access bearer, which reduces the workload during the state transition of the user equipment that is frequently undergoing state transition on the access network side device.
- the non- The user equipment that frequently performs the state transition is migrated to the idle state, so that the access network side device does not need to maintain the PCH state of the infrequent state transition of the user equipment, and reduces the user equipment that the access network side device migrates infrequently.
- the workload during the state migration process is not required to maintain the PCH state of the infrequent state transition of the user equipment, and reduces the user equipment that the access network side device migrates infrequently.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a state transition method according to an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a state transition method according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a flow chart of step 201 shown in Figure 2;
- Figure 5 is a flow chart of the step 401 shown in Figure 4.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart of a state transition method according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a network device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic structural view 1 of the judging module shown in FIG. 7;
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural view 2 of the judging module shown in FIG. 7;
- FIG. 10 is a third structural diagram of the determination module shown in FIG. 7. detailed description
- the embodiment of the present invention provides a state transition method and a network device.
- the state transition method provided by the embodiment of the present invention includes: Step 101: Determine whether the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently;
- Step 102 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently, when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the PCH state.
- Step 103 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition infrequently, when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the idle state.
- the state transition method provided by the embodiment of the present invention migrates the UE that frequently performs state transition to the PCH state when the state of the UE needs to be migrated in the idle state, so that the access network side device does not need to frequently establish/release wireless for the UE.
- the access bearer reduces the workload of the UE on the access network side during the state transition process of the UE that frequently performs state transition.
- the UE that performs the state transition indirectly is migrated to the idle state.
- the state of the access network side device does not need to maintain the PCH state of the infrequent state transition UE, and reduces the workload of the access network side device during the state transition process of the UE that performs state transition infrequently.
- the state transition method provided by another embodiment of the present invention includes: Step 201: Obtain an International Mobile Equipment Identity TAC (IMEI TAC) of the UE, 1" column, ⁇ As shown in Figure 3, it can include:
- step 2011 an identity request ( Identity Request) is sent to the UE.
- step 2011 may be performed in the RRC connection phase of the UE; It can also be performed after receiving the Signaling Connection Release Indication sent by the UE.
- step 2011 may also be carried out in other stages, and this is not done here - repeating.
- Step 2012 Receive an International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) returned by the UE according to the Identity Request.
- IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity
- the IMEI can be carried in an Identity Response.
- Step 2013 Obtain the IMEI TAC from the IMEI received in step 2012.
- Step 202 Determine, according to the IMEI TAC obtained in step 201, whether the UE is a UE that frequently performs state transition.
- step 202 may include:
- the terminal type information corresponding to the IMEI TAC acquired in step 201 is searched from the relation table corresponding to the terminal type of the pre-stored IMEI TAC.
- the type of the UE can be divided into two types: one is an intelligent terminal, the smart terminal can automatically perform state transition, and the state transition is frequent; the other is, the non-intelligent terminal cannot Stateful migration occurs automatically, with fewer state transitions.
- the UE type can also be divided into two types: one is a terminal with a relatively frequent state transition; the other is a terminal with a small number of state transitions.
- the relationship table corresponding to the terminal type of the IMEI TAC may include: an IMEI TAC of the UE and terminal type information corresponding to the UE, as shown in Table 1:
- the terminal type in the relationship table corresponding to the terminal type of the IMEI TAC may be set to a default value in advance.
- the relationship table corresponding to the IMEI TAC and the terminal type may also be only Including the IMEI TAC of the UE, that is, the IMEI TAC list corresponding to the smart terminal (or the non-intelligent terminal), for example: pre-setting the terminal type in the relationship table corresponding to the IMEI TAC and the terminal type to smart
- Table 2 Table 2:
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific form of the relationship table corresponding to the IMEI TAC and the terminal type.
- the relationship table corresponding to the IMEI TAC and the terminal type may also be in other forms, and is not described here.
- the relationship table corresponding to the terminal type of the IMEI TAC can be set in advance by the operator through the human machine interface.
- the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently.
- the UE if the terminal type information is an intelligent terminal, the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently; if the terminal type information is a non-intelligent terminal, the UE is a UE that performs state transition infrequently.
- Step 203 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently, when the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the PCH state.
- the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state, for example, if the signaling connection release indication (Signing Connection Release Indication) sent by the UE is received, it is determined that the state of the UE needs to be migrated to idle.
- a timer for state transition detection may be preset, and the timer is started when the UE is in a Dedicated Channel (DCH) state, if the UE does not receive the UE during the timer time.
- the service data determines that the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state.
- DCH Dedicated Channel
- Step 204 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition infrequently, when the state of the UE needs to be transferred to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the idle state.
- the state transition method provided by the embodiment of the present invention when the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state, the UE that frequently performs state transition is migrated to the PCH state, so that the access network side device does not need to frequently establish/release wireless for the UE.
- Access bearer reduced access The workload of the network-side device in the state transition process of the UE that performs state transition frequently; when the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state, the UE that does not frequently perform state transition is migrated to the idle state, so that the network-side device is accessed.
- the PCH state of the UE that is not in the state of the state transition is not required to be maintained, and the workload of the UE that is in the state of the non-frequent state transition is performed in the state transition process.
- the number of users in the PCH state is controlled while entering the signaling plane load of the network side device, which reduces the use of logical resources of the access network side device and ensures system capacity.
- another embodiment of the present invention further provides a state transition method, including: Step 401: Acquire a user identifier corresponding to a UE.
- the user identifier may include: a temporary mobile user identifier (Temporary)
- TMSI Mobile Subscriber Identity
- IMSI international mobile subscriber identity
- the user ID can also be other identifiers that can uniquely identify the user, and will not be described here.
- step 401 can include:
- Step 4011 Send a Direct Transfer Message to the UE, where the Direct Transfer Message carries information indicating that the UE reports the user identifier.
- step 4011 may be performed during the RRC connection phase of the UE, or may be performed after the Signaling Connection Release Indication sent by the UE.
- step 4011 may also be carried out in other stages, and here is not done for each case - repeat.
- Step 4012 Receive a user identifier returned by the UE according to the Direct Transfer Message.
- the user identifier (TMSI) in the step 4012 may be carried in the RRC connection request message sent by the UE; if the user identifier is the IMSI, the user identifier (IMSI) may be carried in step 4012. In the Identity Response sent by the UE.
- Step 402 Determine, according to the user identifier obtained in step 401, whether the UE is a UE that frequently migrates state.
- step 402 may include:
- the terminal type information corresponding to the user identifier acquired in step 401 is searched from the pre-stored correspondence table between the user identifier and the terminal type.
- the type of the UE can be divided into two types: one is an intelligent terminal, the smart terminal can automatically perform state transition, and the state transition is frequent; the other is, the non-intelligent terminal cannot Stateful migration occurs automatically, with fewer state transitions.
- the type of the UE may also be divided into two types: one is a terminal with a relatively frequent state transition; the other is a terminal with a small number of state transitions.
- the relationship table corresponding to the terminal identifier of the user identifier may include: a user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) and corresponding terminal type information, as shown in Table 3:
- the terminal type in the relationship table corresponding to the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) and the terminal type may be set to a default value in advance. For example, if the terminal type is an intelligent terminal (or a non-intelligent terminal), the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) at this time may be used.
- the relationship table corresponding to the terminal type may also include only the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI), that is, the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) list corresponding to the smart terminal (or non-intelligent terminal), for example: the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) in advance
- TMSI/IMSI user identifier
- the terminal type in the relationship table corresponding to the terminal type is set to be an intelligent terminal, and the relationship table corresponding to the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) and the terminal type at this time is as shown in Table 4:
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific form of the relationship table corresponding to the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) and the terminal type.
- the relationship table corresponding to the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) and the terminal type may also be other Form, do not do here - repeat.
- the relationship table corresponding to the user identifier (TMSI/IMSI) and the terminal type may be previously set by the operator through the human machine interface.
- the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently.
- the UE if the terminal type information is an intelligent terminal, the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently; if the terminal type information is a non-intelligent terminal, the UE is a UE that performs state transition infrequently.
- Step 403 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently, when the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the PCH state.
- an idle state which may be,
- a timer for state transition detection may be preset, when the UE is in the DCH The timer is started when the state is not received. If the service data sent by the UE is not received within the timeout period of the timer, it is determined that the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state.
- Step 404 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition infrequently, when the state of the UE needs to be transferred to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the idle state.
- the state transition method provided by the embodiment of the present invention migrates the UE that frequently performs state transition to the PCH state when the state of the UE needs to be migrated in the idle state, so that the access network side device does not need to frequently establish/release wireless for the UE.
- the access bearer reduces the workload of the UE on the access network side during the state transition process of the UE that frequently performs state transition.
- the UE that performs the state transition indirectly is migrated to the idle state.
- the state of the access network side device does not need to maintain the PCH state of the infrequent state transition UE, and reduces the workload of the access network side device during the state transition process of the infrequent state transition UE;
- the technical solution provided by the example reduces the number of users in the PCH state while reducing the load on the signaling plane of the access network side device, reduces the use of the logical resources of the access network side device, and ensures the system capacity.
- Step 601 Receive online status check information sent by a UE within a preset time period.
- the online status detection information may be the control signaling sent by the UE, for example, the online status detection information may be a Signaling Connection Release Indication sent by the UE, or may be a data packet with a small number of bits sent by the UE, for example: the UE may be sent in advance.
- the ⁇ 1 K packet is defined as online status detection information; it can also be a customized data packet, etc., and is not used here for each case - repeat.
- Step 602 Determine, according to the received number of online status check information sent by the UE, whether the UE is a UE that frequently performs state transition.
- the threshold may be set in advance, for example, the threshold is set to 2. If the number of online state detection information received in step 601 is greater than or equal to the threshold, the UE is a UE that frequently performs state transition. Otherwise, the UE is UEs that perform state transitions infrequently.
- Step 603 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition frequently, when the state of the UE needs to be transferred to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the PCH state.
- the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state, and the 1" column port is connected to the Signaling Connection Release Indication sent by the UE, and then it is determined that the state of the UE needs to be migrated to the idle state; or A timer for state transition detection may also be preset, and the timer is started when the UE is in the DCH state. If the service data sent by the UE is not received within the timeout period of the timer, it is determined that the state of the UE needs to be migrated. Go to the idle state.
- Step 604 If the UE is a UE that performs state transition infrequently, when the state of the UE needs to be transferred to the idle state, the state of the UE is migrated to the idle state.
- the state transition method provided in this embodiment may further include:
- step 602 Determining, according to the judgment result of the UE obtained in step 602, whether the UE is a state transitioning UE, determining a terminal type of the UE;
- the terminal type of the UE is an intelligent terminal.
- the terminal type of the UE is determined to be a non-intelligent terminal.
- the correspondence between the IMEI TAC of the UE or the user identifier corresponding to the UE and the terminal type of the UE is stored.
- the correspondence between the IMEI TAC and the terminal type of the UE may be stored in a relationship table corresponding to the terminal type of the IMEI TAC; and the correspondence between the user identifier corresponding to the UE and the terminal type of the UE is stored in the user identifier and The relationship table corresponding to the terminal type.
- it can be stored in other forms during actual use, and will not be described here.
- the UE that frequently performs the state transition is migrated to the PCH state, so that the access network side device does not need to frequently establish/release the radio access bearer for the UE, and reduces the access network side.
- the PCH state of the UE that is in the state of the infrequent state transition is maintained, and the workload of the UE that is in the state of the non-frequent state transition is performed in the state transition process.
- the side device signaling plane load controls the number of users in the PCH state at the same time, which reduces the use of logical resources of the access network side device and ensures system capacity.
- the embodiment of the present invention further provides a network device, including: a determining module 701, configured to determine whether the user equipment is a user equipment that frequently performs state transition;
- the state transition module 702 is configured to: if the determining module 701 determines that the user equipment is a user equipment that performs state transition frequently, when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to the idle state, the state of the user equipment is migrated to the PCH state, if the determining module 701 The user equipment that determines that the user equipment is in a state of non-frequent state transitions the state of the user equipment to the idle state when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to the idle state.
- the determining module 701 may include: a first obtaining sub-module 7011, configured to acquire an IMEI TAC of the user equipment;
- the first judging sub-module 7012 is configured to determine, according to the IMEI TAC obtained by the first obtaining sub-module 7011, whether the user equipment is a user equipment that frequently performs state transition.
- the first obtaining sub-module 7011 may be specifically configured to send an identity request Identity Request to the user equipment, receive an IMEI returned by the user equipment according to the Identity Request, and obtain an IMEI TAC from the IMEI.
- the determining module 701 may include: a second obtaining sub-module 7013, configured to acquire a user identifier corresponding to the user equipment;
- the second judging sub-module 7014 is configured to determine, according to the user identifier acquired by the second obtaining sub-module 7013, whether the user equipment is a user equipment that frequently performs state transition.
- the determining module 701 may include: a receiving submodule 7015, configured to receive online status check information sent by the user equipment in a preset time period;
- the third determining sub-module 7016 is configured to determine, according to the number of online status check information sent by the user equipment received by the receiving sub-module 7015, whether the user equipment is a user equipment that frequently performs state transition.
- the determining module 701 may further include: a third obtaining sub-module 7017, configured to acquire an IMEI TAC of the user equipment or a user identifier corresponding to the user equipment;
- the determining sub-module 7018 is configured to determine, according to the judgment result of the user equipment that is obtained by the third judging sub-module 7016, whether the user equipment is a state equipment that frequently performs state transition, and determine a terminal type of the user equipment;
- the storage sub-module 7019 is configured to store the IMEI TAC of the user equipment acquired by the third obtaining sub-module 7017 or the correspondence between the user identifier corresponding to the user equipment and the terminal type of the user equipment determined by the determining sub-module 7018.
- the network device provided by the embodiment of the present invention is an access network side device.
- the multiple modules of the network device provided by the embodiment of the present invention as shown in FIG. 7 to FIG. 10 may also be configured by a module having similar functions to the multiple blocks. Or the function module is implemented, and will not be described here.
- the network device When the network device provided by the embodiment of the present invention needs to migrate the state of the user equipment to the idle state, the user equipment that has undergone the state transition is migrated to the PCH state, and the wireless access bearer is not required to be frequently established/released for the user equipment.
- the workload of the user equipment in the state transition is frequently reduced during the state transition; when the state of the user equipment needs to be migrated to the idle state, the user equipment that is not frequently transitioned to the idle state is migrated to the idle state, and the maintenance is not required.
- the PCH state of the user equipment that performs state transitions infrequently reduces the workload during the state transition of the user equipment that is in the state of the infrequent state transition.
- the technical solution provided by the embodiment of the present invention controls the PCH while reducing the load on the signaling plane.
- the number of state users reduces the use of logical resources and ensures system capacity.
- the state transition method and the network device provided by the embodiments of the present invention can be applied to be applicable in a wireless communication system.
- the steps of a method or algorithm described in connection with the embodiments disclosed herein can be implemented directly in hardware, a software module executed by a processor, or a combination of both.
- the software module can be placed in random access memory (RAM), memory, read only memory (ROM), electrically programmable ROM, electrically erasable programmable ROM, registers, hard disk, removable disk, CD-ROM, or technical field. Any other form of storage medium known.
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