WO2022242409A1 - 一种传输业务数据的方法和通信装置 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the communication field, and more specifically, relates to a method and a communication device for transmitting service data.
- a multicast broadcast service is a service for multiple terminals, such as live broadcasting, scheduled broadcasting of programs, and the like.
- the MBS can be transmitted in a multicast manner, that is, the base station sends the same content data to multiple terminals at the same time.
- a multicast broadcast service session may be established for the multiple terminals to transmit the data of the MBS, and the base station may only send one copy of the data of the MBS. It can be seen that the multicast mode is conducive to improving resource utilization efficiency.
- the current protocol does not specify how to use the multicast broadcast service session to transmit the MBS.
- the present application provides a method and a communication device for transmitting service data, which can flexibly use a multicast broadcast service session to transmit service data.
- the present application provides a method for transmitting service data.
- the method may be executed by an application server, or may also be executed by a component configured in the application server (such as a circuit, a chip, or a chip system, etc.). This application is not limited to this.
- the methods include:
- the application server obtains the first information of the multicast broadcast service session
- the application server sends service data through the multicast broadcast service session according to the first information.
- the first information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection status of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the application server can determine that the multicast broadcast service session can transmit The data of the service can realize the flexible use of the multicast broadcast service session to transmit the data of the service.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal has activated the multicast broadcast service session.
- the multicast broadcast service session the terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivates the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal suspends the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal Switching from the first communication system to the second communication system and joining the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the multicast broadcast service session transitions to an active state.
- the associated event of the multicast broadcast service session can be understood as an event associated or related to the session, for example, the event that a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, the event that a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the like.
- the associated event of the multicast broadcast service session can also be regarded as a state of the session without limitation.
- the application server sends service data through the multicast broadcast service session according to the first information, including: The application server determines, according to the first information, that the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session reaches a preset value, that a specific terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, or that the multicast broadcast service session Transition to an active state; the application server sends the data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the application server may determine the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session, whether a specific terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, or the multicast broadcast service session based on the relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session. Whether the broadcast service session is in an active state, and then it can be determined that the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session reaches a preset value, a specific terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, or the multicast broadcast service session is in an active state , the service data is transmitted through the multicast broadcast service session. A certain number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session are required to avoid waste of resources. Requiring that a specific terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session can ensure that the key terminal is in the session.
- the method further includes: if the first terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the application server stops Send the data of the multicast broadcast service to the first terminal in a unicast manner; or, if the second terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session and the second terminal is in an idle state, the application The server sends the data of the multicast broadcast service to the second terminal in a unicast manner.
- the application server can stop sending data to terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session in a unicast manner, thereby avoiding waste of resources, Alternatively, a terminal that has joined the multicast broadcast service session and is in an idle state still uses unicast to transmit service data, thereby ensuring the transmission of service data of the idle state terminal.
- the method further includes: the application server acquires the second information of the multicast broadcast service session; the application The server stops sending the data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session according to the second information.
- the second information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection status of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the application server may determine to stop the transmission through the multicast broadcast service session according to the relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session (for example, the information of the terminal in the multicast broadcast service session, or the information of the multicast broadcast service session itself).
- the data of the service can realize the flexible use of the multicast broadcast service session to transmit the data of the service.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal activates the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivates the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal suspends the multicast broadcast service session A multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal switches from the first communication system to a second communication system and has joined the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast broadcast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, the last terminal of the service has left the multicast broadcast service session, and the multicast broadcast service session changes to a deactivated state.
- the application server stops sending service data through the multicast broadcast service session according to the second information, including : The application server determines, according to the second information, that the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session has not reached a preset value, that a specific terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session, and that the last The terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session, or the multicast broadcast service session has changed to a deactivated state; the application server stops sending data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the application server may determine the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session, whether a specific terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, or the multicast broadcast service session based on the relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session. Whether the broadcast service session is in an active state, and then it can be determined that the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session does not reach the preset value, the specific terminal has not joined the multicast broadcast service session, or the multicast broadcast service session is In the deactivated state, the transmission of service data through the multicast broadcast service session is stopped, so that the flexible use of the multicast broadcast service session to transmit service data can be realized.
- the method before the application server acquires the first information of the multicast broadcast service session, the method further includes: the application The server determines that the service data will be sent; the application server sends seventh information to the core network device, where the seventh information is used to activate the multicast broadcast service session.
- the method before the application server sends the seventh information to the core network device, the method further includes: the application server obtains The status of the multicast broadcast service session and/or the connection status of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session; when at least one of the following conditions is met, the application server determines to initiate activation of the multicast broadcast service Session flow: the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state; the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session and are in an idle state and/or deactivated reaches a second threshold; and, have joined the multicast broadcast service session. The number of terminals in the multicast broadcast service session and in the connected state is less than the third threshold.
- the method before the application server acquires the first information of the multicast broadcast service session, the method further includes: the application The server determines that the data of the service will be sent; the application server sends the data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session according to the first information, including: the application server determines the data of the service according to the first information
- the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state, and/or the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session and are in an idle state and/or are deactivated reaches a second threshold, and/or have joined the multicast broadcast service session
- the number of terminals in the service session and in the connected state is less than the third threshold; the application server sends seventh information to the core network device, and the seventh information is used to activate the multicast broadcast service session; when the trigger condition is met, The application server sends the data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the core network device is a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, and the seventh information is session An activation request message; or, the core network device is a user plane function serving the multicast broadcast service session, and the seventh information is user plane data.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of the service data; or, the user plane data is the A subset of service data; or, the user plane data is control plane signaling information related to the service data; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- the trigger condition includes at least one of the following: receiving a session from the service serving the multicast broadcast service session A session activation response message of the management function, where the session activation response message is used to indicate that the multicast broadcast service session is successfully activated or that the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session accepts activation of the multicast broadcast service session A request; receiving a notification message from the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, the notification message is used to notify the multicast broadcast service session to become active; the first timer expires, the The first timer is started after the application server sends the seventh information; and, the number of received eighth information reaches a first threshold, the eighth information is from the terminal and is used to indicate that the terminal has successfully received
- the seventh information is user plane data.
- the acquiring the first information of the multicast broadcast service by the application server includes: receiving, by the application server, information from a core network device the first information.
- the application server can determine according to the relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session received from the core network device that a user has joined the multicast broadcast service session and can receive data, so that it can start sending data through the multicast broadcast service session, Avoid loss of business data and waste of resources caused by no one receiving it.
- the method further includes: the application server requests or subscribes to the first information from the core network device.
- subscribing the application server to the core network device for the first information includes: the application server submitting the The core network device sends a first request message or a subscription message, the first request message is used to request the first information, and the subscription message is used to subscribe to the first information, where the first request message and the subscription The message includes the identifier of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the first request message and the subscription message further include at least one terminal identifier and/or The ID of the group to which the session corresponds.
- the first request message or subscription message may include at least one terminal identifier and/or group identifier, so that the core network device knows that the application server requests or subscribes Which terminal the above information.
- the core network device is a unified data management (unified data management, UDM), session management function (session management function (SMF), service unicast SMF, or access and mobility management function (access and mobility management function, AMF).
- UDM unified data management
- SMF session management function
- AMF access and mobility management function
- the acquiring the first information of the multicast broadcast service by the application server includes: receiving, by the application server, a message from at least one terminal In the first information, the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the application server can determine that at least one user has successfully joined the multicast broadcast service session and can receive data transmitted on the session according to the relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session reported by at least one terminal user, and then the server can determine that there is How many users, whether a specific user has successfully joined and can receive the data transmitted in the meeting, etc., so that data can be sent through the multicast broadcast business session, avoiding business data loss and resource waste caused by no one receiving, and realizing flexible control When business data is sent on a multicast broadcast session.
- the method further includes: the application server sending a first message to the terminal of the service, the first message It is used to trigger reporting of the first information.
- the first message includes a condition that triggers reporting of the first information.
- the first message includes a condition for triggering the reporting of the first message, so that the terminal reports the first information only when a certain condition is met, instead of repeating the report multiple times, and can reduce signaling overhead.
- the method further includes: the application server sending third information to the terminal of the service, the third information It is used to indicate that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast.
- the terminal may report different first information. For example, for a multicast terminal, it may report information about the multicast broadcast service session of the terminal, and for a broadcast terminal, it may report whether it can receive multicast broadcast service session data.
- the application server indicates the type of the multicast broadcast service session to the terminal, so that the terminal can report correct information.
- the type or name of the first message is used to indicate that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast; or , the first message includes fourth information, where the fourth information is used to indicate that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast.
- the terminal may report different first information. For example, for a multicast terminal, it may report information about the multicast broadcast service session of the terminal, and for a broadcast terminal, it may report whether it can receive multicast broadcast service session data.
- the application server indicates the type of the multicast broadcast service session to the terminal, so that the terminal can report correct information.
- signaling overhead can be reduced by multiplexing the first message to indicate the type of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the first message carries the fourth information.
- the method further includes: the application server sending fifth information to the terminal of the service, the fifth information Including the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the probability of successful joining of the terminal can be improved.
- the fifth information when the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least two join modes, the fifth information further includes Priorities of the at least two joining modes.
- the method further includes: the application server acquires sixth information, where the sixth information includes the terminal of the service Supported join mode: the application server determines the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session according to the join mode supported by the terminal of the service.
- the application server determines the actual joining mode of the terminal according to the joining modes supported by the terminal, which can avoid the situation that the terminal does not support the joining mode specified by the application server, and help to improve the probability of successful joining of the terminal.
- the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: user plane mode, control plane mode, and user plane mode. surface and control surface modes.
- the present application provides a method for transmitting service data.
- the method may be executed, for example, by a terminal, or may also be executed by a component (such as a circuit, a chip, or a chip system, etc.) configured in the terminal.
- a component such as a circuit, a chip, or a chip system, etc.
- the terminal obtains the first information of the multicast broadcast service session
- the terminal sends the first information to an application server.
- the first information includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal has activated the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session.
- a broadcast service session the terminal has deactivated the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal has suspended the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal has switched from the first communication system to the second communication system and joined At least one of the multicast broadcast service sessions, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- the terminal can report relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session to the application server (for example, the information of the terminal in the multicast broadcast service session), so that the application server can determine whether to pass the multicast broadcast service session according to the reported information.
- the data of the service is transmitted, so as to realize the flexible use of the multicast broadcast service session to transmit the data of the service.
- the method further includes: the terminal receiving a first message from the application server, the first message using Triggering the reporting of the first information; sending the first information to the application server by the terminal includes: sending the first information to the application server by the terminal according to the first message.
- the first message includes a condition that triggers reporting of the first information.
- the first message includes a condition for triggering the reporting of the first message, so that the terminal reports the first information only when a certain condition is met, instead of repeating the report multiple times, and can reduce signaling overhead.
- the method further includes: the terminal receiving third information from the application server, the third information using Indicating that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast; the terminal determines that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast according to the third information.
- the terminal may report different first information. For example, for a multicast terminal, it may report information about the multicast broadcast service session of the terminal, and for a broadcast terminal, it may report whether it can receive multicast broadcast service session data.
- the application server indicates the type of the multicast broadcast service session to the terminal, so that the terminal can report correct information.
- the method further includes: the terminal according to the type or name of the first message, or the first message
- the included fourth information determines that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast, and the fourth information is used to indicate that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast.
- the terminal may report different first information. For example, for a multicast terminal, it may report information about the multicast broadcast service session of the terminal, and for a broadcast terminal, it may report whether it can receive multicast broadcast service session data.
- the application server indicates the type of the multicast broadcast service session to the terminal, so that the terminal can report correct information.
- signaling overhead can be reduced by multiplexing the first message to indicate the type of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the first message carries the fourth information.
- the method further includes: the terminal receiving fifth information from the application server, where the fifth information includes The joining mode of the terminal joining the multicast broadcast service session; the terminal joining the multicast broadcast service session includes: the terminal joining the multicast broadcast service session according to the fifth information.
- the probability of successful joining of the terminal can be improved.
- the fifth information when the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least two join modes, the fifth information further includes Priorities of the at least two joining modes.
- the method further includes: the terminal sending sixth information to the application server, the sixth information including the The joining modes supported by the above terminal.
- the terminal reports the supported joining mode to the application server, so that the application server can determine the actual joining mode of the terminal according to the joining mode supported by the terminal, which can avoid the situation that the terminal does not support the joining mode specified by the application server, and help to improve the probability of successful joining of the terminal .
- the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: user plane mode, control plane mode, and user plane mode. surface and control surface modes.
- the method further includes: the terminal receiving seventh information from the application server, the seventh information is User plane data: the terminal sends eighth information to the application server, where the eighth information is used to indicate that the seventh information is successfully received.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of service data; or, the user plane data is a copy of service data A subset; or, the user plane data is control plane signaling information related to service data; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- the method further includes: the terminal discarding the seventh information.
- the present application provides a method for transmitting service data.
- the method may be executed, for example, by a core network device, or may also be executed by a component configured in the core network device (such as a circuit, a chip, or a chip system, etc.). This application is not limited to this.
- the methods include:
- the core network device obtains the first information of the multicast broadcast service session
- the core network device sends the first information to the application server.
- the first information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection status of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the core network device may provide the application server with relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session (for example, the information of the terminal in the multicast broadcast service session, or the information of the multicast broadcast service session itself), so that the application server can
- the data of the service transmitted through the multicast broadcast service session is determined according to the obtained information, so that the flexible use of the multicast broadcast service session to transmit the service data can be realized.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal activates the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivates the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal suspends the multicast broadcast service session A multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal switches from the first communication system to a second communication system and has joined the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast broadcast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the multicast broadcast service session transitions to an active state.
- the associated event of the multicast broadcast service session can be understood as an event associated or related to the session, for example, the event that a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, the event that a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the like.
- the associated event of the multicast broadcast service session can also be regarded as a state of the session without limitation.
- the method further includes: the core network device acquiring second information about the multicast broadcast service session; the The core network device sends the second information to the application server.
- the second information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection status of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the core network device can provide the application server with relevant information of the multicast broadcast service session, so that the application server can determine to stop transmitting service data through the multicast broadcast service session according to the obtained information, and can realize the flexible use of multicast broadcast service session.
- the broadcast service session transmits service data.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal activates the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivates the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal suspends the multicast broadcast service session A multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal switches from the first communication system to a second communication system and has joined the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast broadcast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, the last terminal of the service has left the multicast broadcast service session, and the multicast broadcast service session changes to a deactivated state.
- the method further includes: the core network device receiving a first request message or a subscription message from the application server, The first request message is used to request the first information, and the subscription message is used to subscribe to the first information, wherein the first request message or the subscription message includes the multicast broadcast service session logo.
- the first request message or the subscription message further includes an identifier of at least one terminal and/or an identifier associated with the multicast The identifier of the group corresponding to the broadcast service session.
- the first request message or subscription message may include at least one terminal identifier and/or group identifier, so that the core network device knows that the application server requests or Which terminals are subscribed to the above information.
- the core network device is a UDM, an SMF serving multicast, an SMF serving unicast, or an AMF.
- the core network device when the core network device is a UDM or an SMF serving multicast, the core network device acquires a multicast broadcast service
- the first information of the session includes: the core network device acquires the first information from the SMF or AMF serving unicast.
- the present application provides a method for transmitting service data, the method comprising: an application server determines to send service data; the application server sends seventh information to a core network device, and the seventh information is used for Activate a multicast broadcast service session; when a trigger condition is met, the application server sends the data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the application server when the application server determines to send the service data, it can execute the activation process of the multicast broadcast service session, so as to ensure that the terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session are in the connected state before sending the service data. Helps reduce the probability of packet loss.
- the core network device is a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, and the seventh information is a session activation request message; or, the core network The device is a user plane function serving the multicast broadcast service session, and the seventh information is user plane data.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of the service data; or, the user plane data is the A subset of service data; or, the user plane data is control plane signaling information related to the service data; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- the trigger condition includes at least one of the following: receiving a session management session from the session serving the multicast broadcast service A session activation response message of the function, where the session activation response message is used to indicate that the multicast broadcast service session is successfully activated or that the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session accepts activation of the multicast broadcast service session Request; receiving a notification message from the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, the notification message is used to notify the multicast broadcast service session to become active; the first timer expires, the second A timer is started after the application server sends the seventh information; and, the number of received eighth information reaches a first threshold, the eighth information is from the terminal and is used to indicate that the terminal successfully receives the Seventh information, where the seventh information is user plane data.
- the method further includes: the application server acquires the status of the multicast broadcast service session and/or has joined all The connection state of the terminal of the multicast broadcast service session; when at least one of the following conditions is met, the application server determines to initiate the process of activating the multicast broadcast service session: the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state The number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session and are in the idle state and/or deactivated reaches a second threshold; and the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session and are in the connected state is less than third threshold.
- the present application provides a method for transmitting service data, the method comprising: a terminal receives seventh information from an application server, the seventh information is user plane data; the terminal sends the application server the seventh information eighth information, where the eighth information is used to indicate that the seventh information is successfully received.
- the application server can send user plane data to the terminal, and the terminal can feed back to the application server that it has correctly received the user plane data after receiving the user plane data, so that the application server can determine whether it can send the user plane data to the terminal based on the feedback from the terminal.
- Send business data In this way, it can be ensured that the terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session are in a connected state before sending service data, which helps to reduce the probability of packet loss.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of service data; or, the user plane data is a subset of service data; or, the user plane data
- the data is control plane signaling information related to service data; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- the terminal discards the seventh information.
- the present application provides a communication device, including various modules or units configured to execute the method in any possible implementation manner of the first aspect to the fifth aspect.
- the present application provides a communication device, including a processor.
- the processor is coupled with the memory, and can be used to execute instructions or data in the memory, so as to implement the method in any possible implementation manner of the first aspect to the fifth aspect above.
- the device further includes a memory.
- the device further includes a communication interface, and the processor is coupled to the communication interface.
- the device is an application server, a terminal or a core network device.
- the communication interface may be a transceiver, or an input/output interface.
- the device is a chip configured in an application server, a terminal or a core network device.
- the communication interface may be an input/output interface.
- the transceiver may be a transceiver circuit.
- the input/output interface may be an input/output circuit.
- the present application provides a processor, including: an input circuit, an output circuit, and a processing circuit.
- the processing circuit is configured to receive a signal through the input circuit and transmit a signal through the output circuit, so that the processor executes the method in any possible implementation manner of the first aspect to the fifth aspect.
- the above-mentioned processor can be one or more chips
- the input circuit can be an input pin
- the output circuit can be an output pin
- the processing circuit can be a transistor, a gate circuit, a flip-flop and various logic circuits, etc. .
- the input signal received by the input circuit may be received and input by the receiver, for example but not limited to, the signal output by the output circuit may be output to the transmitter and transmitted by the transmitter, for example but not limited to, and the input circuit and the output
- the circuit may be the same circuit, which is used as an input circuit and an output circuit respectively at different times.
- the embodiment of the present application does not limit the specific implementation manners of the processor and various circuits.
- the present application provides a processing device, including a processor and a memory.
- the processor is used to read instructions stored in the memory, and may receive signals through the receiver and transmit signals through the transmitter, so as to execute the method in any possible implementation manner of the first aspect to the fifth aspect.
- processors there are one or more processors, and one or more memories.
- the memory may be integrated with the processor, or the memory may be set separately from the processor.
- the memory can be a non-transitory (non-transitory) memory, such as a read-only memory (read only memory, ROM), which can be integrated with the processor on the same chip, or can be set in different On the chip, the embodiment of the present application does not limit the type of the memory and the configuration of the memory and the processor.
- a non-transitory memory such as a read-only memory (read only memory, ROM)
- ROM read only memory
- a related data interaction process such as sending indication information may be a process of outputting indication information from a processor
- receiving capability information may be a process of receiving input capability information from a processor.
- the data output by the processor may be output to the transmitter, and the input data received by the processor may be from the receiver.
- the transmitter and the receiver may be collectively referred to as a transceiver.
- the processing device in the ninth aspect above may be one or more chips.
- the processor in the processing device may be implemented by hardware or by software.
- the processor When implemented by hardware, the processor may be a logic circuit, an integrated circuit, etc.; when implemented by software, the processor may be a general-purpose processor, which is implemented by reading software codes stored in a memory, which can Integrated in a processor, it can exist independently of that processor.
- the present application provides a computer program product, the computer program product including: a computer program (also referred to as code, or instruction), when the computer program is executed, the computer executes the above-mentioned first aspect to the method in any possible implementation manner of the fifth aspect.
- a computer program also referred to as code, or instruction
- a computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program (also referred to as code, or an instruction) which, when run on a computer, causes the computer to perform the above-mentioned first A method in any possible implementation manner of the aspect to the fifth aspect.
- a computer program also referred to as code, or an instruction
- a communication system including one or more of the aforementioned application server, terminal, or core network device.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a network architecture applicable to the method provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a multicast broadcast service architecture applicable to the method provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of service data transmission provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of transmission of another service data provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of several transmission paths of service data.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic flowchart of a method 600 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic flowchart of a method 700 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic flowchart of a method 800 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic flowchart of a method 900 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1000 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 11 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1100 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 12 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1200 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 13 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1300 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1400 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1500 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1600 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 17 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1700 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1800 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 19 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1900 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 20 is a schematic structural diagram of a communication device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 21 is another schematic structural diagram of a communication device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- LTE long term evolution
- FDD frequency division duplex
- TDD time division duplex
- UMTS universal mobile telecommunications system
- 5th generation, 5G fifth generation
- new radio new radio, NR
- the technical solution provided by this application can also be applied to machine type communication (machine type communication, MTC), inter-machine communication long-term evolution technology (long term evolution-machine, LTE-M), device-to-device (device-to-device, D2D) A network, a machine to machine (M2M) network, an Internet of things (IoT) network, or other networks.
- MTC machine type communication
- LTE-M long term evolution-machine
- D2D device-to-device
- M2M machine to machine
- IoT Internet of things
- the IoT network may include, for example, the Internet of Vehicles.
- the communication methods in the Internet of Vehicles system are collectively referred to as vehicle to other devices (vehicle to X, V2X, X can represent anything), for example, the V2X can include: vehicle to vehicle (vehicle to vehicle, V2V) communication, vehicle and Infrastructure (vehicle to infrastructure, V2I) communication, vehicle to pedestrian (vehicle to pedestrian, V2P) or vehicle to network (vehicle to network, V2N) communication, etc.
- vehicle to vehicle vehicle to vehicle
- V2V vehicle to vehicle
- V2I vehicle to infrastructure
- V2P vehicle to pedestrian
- V2N vehicle to network
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a network architecture applicable to the method provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the network architecture is, for example, the 5G system (the 5th generation system, 5GS) defined in the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) protocol TS23.501.
- the network architecture can be divided into two parts: an access network (access network, AN) and a core network (core network, CN).
- the access network can be used to implement functions related to wireless access
- the core network mainly includes the following key logical network elements: access and mobility management function (access and mobility management function, AMF), session management function (session management function, SMF), user plane function (user plane function, UPF), policy control function (policy control function, PCF) and unified data management (unified data management, UDM), etc.
- Each network element shown in FIG. 1 is briefly introduced below.
- UE User equipment
- User equipment may be called terminal equipment, access terminal, subscriber unit, subscriber station, mobile station, mobile station, remote station, remote terminal, mobile device, user terminal, terminal, wireless communication device, user agent, or user device.
- a terminal device may be a device that provides voice/data connectivity to users, for example, a handheld device with a wireless connection function, a vehicle-mounted device, and the like.
- some terminals are: mobile phone (mobile phone), tablet computer, notebook computer, palmtop computer, mobile internet device (mobile internet device, MID), wearable device, virtual reality (virtual reality, VR) device, augmented reality (augmented reality, AR) equipment, wireless terminals in industrial control, wireless terminals in self driving, wireless terminals in remote medical surgery, smart grid Wireless terminals in transportation safety, wireless terminals in smart city, wireless terminals in smart home, cellular phones, cordless phones, session initiation protocol , SIP) telephone, wireless local loop (wireless local loop, WLL) station, personal digital assistant (personal digital assistant, PDA), handheld device with wireless communication function, computing device or other processing device connected to a wireless modem, vehicle Devices, wearable devices, terminal devices in a 5G network or terminal devices in a future evolving public land mobile network (PLMN), etc., are not limited
- the terminal device may also be a wearable device.
- Wearable devices can also be called wearable smart devices, which is a general term for the application of wearable technology to intelligently design daily wear and develop wearable devices, such as glasses, gloves, watches, clothing and shoes.
- a wearable device is a portable device that is worn directly on the body or integrated into the user's clothing or accessories. Wearable devices are not only a hardware device, but also achieve powerful functions through software support, data interaction, and cloud interaction.
- Generalized wearable smart devices include full-featured, large-sized, complete or partial functions without relying on smart phones, such as smart watches or smart glasses, etc., and only focus on a certain type of application functions, and need to cooperate with other devices such as smart phones Use, such as various smart bracelets and smart jewelry for physical sign monitoring.
- the terminal device can also be a terminal device in the Internet of Things (IoT) system.
- IoT Internet of Things
- IoT is an important part of the development of information technology in the future, and its main technical feature is that items can be Connect with the network to realize the intelligent network of man-machine interconnection and object interconnection.
- the terminal device can also be replaced as a client.
- the access network provides network access functions for user equipment, and can use transmission tunnels of different qualities according to user levels and service requirements.
- the access network may be an access network using different access technologies.
- 3GPP access technologies such as those used in 3G, 4G or 5G systems
- non-3GPP (non-3GPP) access technologies There are currently two types of wireless access technologies: 3GPP access technologies (such as those used in 3G, 4G or 5G systems) and non-3GPP (non-3GPP) access technologies.
- the 3GPP access technology refers to the access technology that complies with the 3GPP standard specifications.
- the access network equipment in the 5G system is called the next generation Node Base station (gNB).
- gNB next generation Node Base station
- a non-3GPP access technology refers to an access technology that does not comply with the 3GPP standard specification, for example, an air interface technology represented by an access point (access point, AP) in wireless fidelity (Wireless Fidelity, WiFi).
- An access network that implements a network access function based on a wireless communication technology may be referred to as a radio access network (radio access network, RAN).
- the wireless access network can manage wireless resources, provide access services for terminal equipment, and then complete the forwarding of control signals and user data between the terminal and the core network.
- the wireless access network may include but not limited to: a radio network controller (radio network controller, RNC), a node B (Node B, NB), a base station controller (base station controller, BSC), a base transceiver station (base transceiver station , BTS), home base station (for example, home evolved NodeB, or home Node B, HNB), baseband unit (baseband unit, BBU), AP in WiFi system, wireless relay node, wireless backhaul node, transmission point (transmission point, TP) or transmission and reception point (transmission and reception point, TRP), etc., can also be gNB or transmission point (TRP or TP) in the 5G (eg, NR) system, one or a group of base stations in the 5G system (Including multiple antenna panels)
- the antenna panel or, can also be a network node that constitutes a gNB or a transmission point, such as a baseband unit (BBU), or a distributed unit (DU), or a next-generation communication
- the access network can provide services for the cells.
- the terminal device can communicate with the cell through the transmission resources (for example, frequency domain resources, or spectrum resources) allocated by the access network device.
- AMF is mainly used for mobility management and access management, such as user location update, user registration network, user switching, etc.
- the AMF can also be used to implement other functions in a mobility management entity (mobility management entity, MME) except session management.
- functions such as lawful interception or access authorization (or authentication).
- SMF is mainly used for session management, UE's Internet Protocol (Internet Protocol, IP) address allocation and management, selection of endpoints that can manage user plane functions, policy control, or charging function interfaces, and downlink data notification.
- IP Internet Protocol
- the SMF primary user is responsible for session management in the mobile network, such as session establishment, modification, and release. Specific functions may include, for example, assigning an IP address to the terminal device, selecting a UPF that provides a packet forwarding function, and the like.
- UPF is the data plane gateway. It can be used for packet routing and forwarding, or quality of service (QoS) processing of user plane data, etc.
- User data can be accessed to a data network (data network, DN) through this network element. In the embodiment of this application, it can be used to realize the function of the user plane gateway.
- DN is used for the carrier network that provides data services to users.
- an operator's service network the Internet (Internet), a third-party service network, an IP multimedia service service (IP multi-media service) network, and the like.
- IP multimedia service service IP multi-media service
- the NEF is used to securely open the services and capabilities provided by the 3GPP network functions to the outside, which is not shown in FIG. 1 .
- Network storage function (network function (NF) repository function, NRF)
- the NRF is used to store description information of network functional entities and the services they provide, and to support service discovery, network element entity discovery, etc., which are not shown in FIG. 1 .
- the PCF is a unified policy framework used to guide network behavior, and provides policy rule information for control plane functional network elements (such as AMF, SMF, etc.).
- UDM is used to store user data, such as subscription information, authentication/authorization information, etc.
- the AF is responsible for providing services to the 3GPP network, such as influencing service routing and interacting with the PCF for policy control.
- network elements can communicate through the interfaces shown in the figure.
- the N1 interface is the interface between the terminal device and the AMF
- the N2 interface is the interface between the RAN and the AMF, and is used for sending non-access stratum (non-access stratum, NAS) messages
- the N3 interface is the interface between the RAN and the AMF.
- the interface between the UPFs is used to transmit user plane data, etc.
- the N4 interface is the interface between the SMF and the UPF, and is used to transmit information such as the tunnel identification information of the N3 connection, data cache indication information, and downlink data notification messages
- N5 interface is the interface between PCF and AF
- N6 interface is the interface between UPF and DN, used to transmit user plane data, etc.
- N7 interface is the interface between SMF and PCF
- N8 interface is between AMF and UDM interface
- N10 interface is the interface between UDM and SMF
- N11 interface is the interface between AMF and SMF.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a multicast broadcast service architecture applicable to the method provided by the embodiment of the present application.
- the multicast broadcast service architecture and functions shown in Figure 2 are defined based on enhancements to the unicast network architecture and functions. The following briefly introduces the functions specific to the multicast broadcast service of each network element in FIG. 2 .
- PCF is mainly responsible for: multicast broadcast service (multicast and broadcast service, MBS) session QoS processing, multicast broadcast SMF (multicast and broadcast SMF, MB-SMF) provides policy information, and user data repository (user data repository) , UDR) to obtain QoS information, etc. interactively.
- MBS multicast broadcast service
- SMF multicast and broadcast SMF
- MB-SMF multicast broadcast SMF
- UDR user data repository
- PCF is an optional network element, and this functional entity is only required when dynamic policy charging control (PCC) is used.
- MB-SMF is an entity that supports broadcasting characteristics. MB-SMF can also have the function of unicast SMF at the same time. Specifically, MB-SMF is responsible for: management of MBS sessions, including QoS control, etc.; configuration of multicast broadcast (multicast and broadcast UPF, MB-UPF); interaction with RAN to control broadcast flow (flow) transmission (broadcast session specific function); Interact with the SMF to associate protocol data unit (protocol data unit, PDU) sessions; interact with the RAN to control the transmission of multicast streams (multicast session-specific functions), etc.
- multicast broadcast multicast and broadcast UPF, MB-UPF
- flow broadcast flow
- PDU protocol data unit
- SMF needs to be enhanced for unicast SMF, which is mainly reflected in the addition of functions such as discovering MB-SMF, authentication of UE joining, interacting with MB-SMF to manage multicast session context, and interacting with RAN to establish multicast transmission resources.
- MB-UPF is the gateway of the data plane of 5G MBS, and is mainly responsible for: interacting with MB-SMF to obtain data forwarding rules, transmitting multicast data to RAN through shared delivery method; method) to transmit multicast data.
- the UPF is mainly responsible for: interacting with the MB-UPF to receive the multicast data transmitted in the individual delivery mode, and transmitting the multicast data transmitted in the individual delivery mode to the UE through the PDU session.
- AMF is mainly responsible for: signaling routing (NG-RAN ⁇ MB-SMF), and NG-RANs that select broadcast, etc.
- RAN is mainly responsible for: processing MBS QoS flow, sending data to UE through point to multipoint (point to multipoint, PTM), point to point (point to point, PTP), configuring AS layer to receive broadcast flow, between PTM and PTP Handover, support Xn and N2 handover of multicast sessions, process session signaling, and establish air interface broadcast and multicast resources, etc.
- PTM point to multipoint
- PTP point to point
- AS layer to receive broadcast flow
- PTM and PTP Handover support Xn and N2 handover of multicast sessions
- process session signaling and establish air interface broadcast and multicast resources, etc.
- the main functions of UE are: receive multicast data through PTM/PTP, receive group/broadcast data through PTM, process QoS, initiate session join (session join) and session leave (session leave), and resource management on the terminal side of 5G MBS.
- Multicast and broadcast service function (MBSF)
- MBSF mainly supports the following functions: service layer function, intercommunication with LTE MBS, interaction with AF and MB-SMF to support the operation of MBS session, determination of transmission parameters and type of MBS session, selection of MB-SMF to control MBSTF, and determination of sender IP multicast address, etc.
- MBSF is an optional network element.
- MBSTF mainly supports the following functions: the anchor point of MBS data, as the source of IP multicast, supports general transmission functions such as frame, multi-stream, forward error correction (forward error correction, FEC), and takes the input file as the target (object) ) or the target flow (object flow) is sent by multicast or broadcast, etc.
- MBSTF is an optional network element.
- AF mainly supports the following functions: providing business information to the 5G core network (5G core network, 5GC) and requesting multicast or broadcast services, and instructing (instruct) MBS session operations with 5GC, etc.
- 5G core network 5G core network, 5GC
- 5GC 5G core network
- UDM mainly supports subscription/subscription management of multicast sessions.
- NRF is mainly the information of core network elements.
- it mainly includes the following functions: supporting the management of MB-SMF serving MBS sessions, specifically including saving the MBS session ID of MB-SMF services.
- NEF is mainly responsible for the following functions: select MB-SMF, interact with AF and MB-SMF to implement MBS session operations, determine transmission parameters, etc., and provide AF with 5G MBS process interfaces such as service configuration, MBS session configuration and QoS management and other interfaces.
- network elements can communicate through the interfaces shown in the figure.
- the interfaces between network elements may be as shown in FIG. 2 , and will not be described in detail here.
- the above-mentioned network architecture applied to the embodiment of the present application is only an example of a network architecture described from the perspective of a traditional point-to-point architecture and a service-oriented architecture, and the network architecture applicable to the embodiment of the present application is not limited thereto. Any network architecture capable of implementing the functions of the foregoing network elements is applicable to this embodiment of the present application.
- network elements of the core network shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 can be understood as network elements used to implement different functions in the core network, for example, they can be combined into network slices as required. These core network elements may be independent devices, or may be integrated into the same device to implement different functions. This application does not limit the specific forms of the above network elements.
- An MBS session can be a multicast session or a broadcast session.
- An MBS session used to transmit a multicast communication service may be called a multicast session.
- the feature of the session is that a group of UEs receive the same content data, and the multicast session may also be called a multicast session.
- An MBS session for transmitting broadcast communication services may be referred to as a broadcast session, which is characterized in that the same content is distributed to a specific broadcast service area.
- Multiple terminal devices receiving data transmitted by the same MBS session may belong to one service, one application or one group. That is to say, the data of an MBS session can correspond to a service, an application or a group (for example, a group in the push-to-talk emergency service, a group in the Internet of Vehicles application), or in other words, a service, an application Or a group can correspond to a multicast session.
- the MBS session can also be replaced by a multicast session, a multicast session, and a broadcast session, etc., which are collectively referred to as MBS sessions hereinafter for convenience of description.
- the transmission of the MBS session mainly includes two modes, that is, a shared delivery method (shared delivery method) and an individual delivery method (individual delivery method).
- the data transmission of the multicast session can adopt the shared delivery method, can also use the single delivery transmission method, or use both methods at the same time (from the perspective of the whole multicast session and MB-UPF).
- the transmission method adopted for the data of the multicast session is related to whether the access network device supports multicast. If the access network device supports multicast, the data of the multicast service may be transmitted by a shared delivery method; if the access network device does not support multicast, the data of the multicast service may be transmitted by an individual delivery method.
- the shared delivery method refers to: the transmission channel from the user plane function to the access network device (or called a transmission tunnel, for example, a tunnel based on the general packet radio service tunneling protocol (GTP)), and access
- the transmission channel from the network device to the air interface side of the terminal device is shared by several users in the group.
- the UPF sends a piece of data to the RAN, and the RAN transmits a piece of data over the air interface, and UEa, UEb, and UEc in a group can all receive the data.
- the separate transmission method means that the transmission channel from the user plane function to the access network device, and the transmission channel from the access network device to the air interface side of the terminal device are exclusively used by a single user.
- the single delivery mode is mainly aimed at the scenario where the access network device where the UE resides does not support multicast.
- the last hop network element of the data of RAN2 is a unicast UPF.
- the transmission channel from the unicast UPF to RAN2, and the transmission channel from RAN2 to the air interface side of UEd are exclusively used by UEd.
- the data transmission path is: MB-UPF ⁇ unicast UPF ⁇ RAN2 ⁇ UEd.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of several transmission paths of service data. Fig. 5 only shows key network elements in each transmission path.
- PGW-U is the user plane public data network gateway (public data network gateway, PGW), SGW is the serving gateway (serving gateway), and path 1 is the user plane data when the UE is in the 4G system (the 4th generation system, 4GS).
- Path 2 is a unicast delivery path for user plane data when the UE is in 5GS.
- Path 3 is a multicast transmission path for user plane data when the UE is in 5GS.
- Path 4 is another multicast transmission path for user plane data when the UE is in 5GS.
- Path 5 is an independent multicast transmission path for user plane data when the UE switches from 5GS to 4GS (data is transmitted through the UE's unicast session and/or unicast bearer).
- path 3 may correspond to the above individual delivery method
- path 4 may correspond to the above shared delivery method
- unicast method involved in this application may refer to the above path 1 or 2
- multicast method may refer to the above path 3-5.
- MBS is a service oriented to multiple terminals, such as live broadcasting and scheduled broadcasting of programs.
- the MBS can be transmitted in a multicast manner, that is, the base station sends the same content data to multiple terminals at the same time.
- a multicast broadcast service session may be established for the multiple terminals to transmit the data of the MBS, and the base station may only send one copy of the data of the MBS.
- the multicast mode is conducive to improving resource utilization efficiency.
- the current protocol does not specify how to use the multicast broadcast service session to transmit the MBS.
- the present application proposes a method and a communication device for transmitting service data, which can flexibly use MBS sessions to transmit service data.
- network element A sending a message, information or data to network element B
- network element B receiving a message, information or data from network element A
- the related descriptions involving network element A sending a message, information or data to network element B, and network element B receiving a message, information or data from network element A are intended to illustrate that the message , which network element the information or data is to be sent to, and does not limit whether they are sent directly or indirectly through other network elements.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic flowchart of a method 600 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 600 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 600 includes at least some of the following.
- step 601 the application server acquires first information of an MBS session.
- the first information includes at least one of the following: at least one terminal's information on the MBS session, the status or associated events of the MBS session, and the connection status of terminals that have joined the MBS session, wherein the The at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the first information of the MBS session may also be understood as the first information related to the MBS session.
- At least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server. It can also be understood that at least one terminal is a terminal that receives the data of the service, or at least one terminal obtains the data of the service from the application server, or at least one The terminal is a terminal serving the service, and the "service" can be understood as the terminal has connection and interaction with the application layer of the service, so that the terminal obtains the service from the application server.
- At least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server, or at least one terminal belongs to the group corresponding to the MBS session.
- the terminal's information about the MBS session may also be replaced by the status of the terminal in the MBS session, or the status of the terminal with respect to the MBS session.
- the information about the MBS session by the terminal can be understood as that the information is at a terminal granularity.
- the type of the above MBS session can be multicast or broadcast.
- the information of the terminal on the MBS session may be join (join), activation (active), leave (leave), deactivation (inactive), suspend (suspend) At least one of switching from the first communication system to the second communication system and joining, switching from the second communication system to the first communication system and leaving, the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- joining, activating, leaving, deactivating, suspending, switching from the first communication system to the second communication system and joining, switching from the second communication system to the first communication system can also be replaced by, joined, activated , left, deactivated, suspended, switched from first communication system to second communication system and joined, switched from second communication system to first communication system and left, or joined an MBS session, activated MBS session, left MBS session, deactivated MBS session, suspended MBS session, switched from first communication system to second communication system and joined MBS session, switched from second communication system to first communication system and has Leaving the MBS session, or the terminal has joined the MBS session, the terminal has activated the MBS session, the terminal has left the MBS session, the terminal has deactivated the MBS session, the terminal has suspended the MBS session, the terminal has switched from the first communication system to the second communication system and The terminal has joined the MBS session, switched from the second communication system to the first communication system, and has left the MBS session.
- the information about the above-mentioned terminal for the MBS session can be understood as the change of the state of the terminal relative to the MBS session, that is, the state of joining, the state of activation, the state of leaving, the state of deactivation, the state of suspension, and from the first After the communication system is switched to the second communication system, it becomes the joining state, and when switching from the second communication system to the first communication system, it becomes the leaving state, and so on.
- joind the MBS session should be understood as having successfully joined the MBS session and maintaining the joining status, which means the current status of the terminal.
- the terminal's information about the MBS session can also be understood as whether the terminal can receive service data in the MBS session, for example, join or activate can be understood as the terminal can (able) or ready Receiving the service data of the MBS session, and for example, leaving, suspending or deactivating may be interpreted as that the terminal cannot receive the service data of the MBS session.
- the terminal's information about the MBS session may be whether the terminal can receive data in the MBS session.
- the terminal determines whether the service data from the application server can be received by monitoring the receiving quality of the dedicated broadcast channel, and feeds back to the application server.
- the state or associated events of the MBS session may include at least one of the following: a terminal joins the MBS session, a terminal leaves the MBS session, and the MBS session changes to an active state.
- Having a terminal join the MBS session may mean that any terminal joins the MBS session, and may also mean that the first terminal of the service joins the MBS session.
- the first terminal of the service may also be replaced by the first terminal in the group corresponding to the MBS session, or the first terminal in the group corresponding to the service.
- connection states of the terminals that have joined the MBS session may include a connected state (connected), an idle state (idle) and an inactive state (inactive).
- Step 602 the application server sends service data through the MBS session according to the first information.
- the application server may provide the service.
- the service is a multicast broadcast service, such as an emergency push-to-talk service, an emergency video service, an emergency data service, a vehicle network service, or a media service.
- a multicast broadcast service such as an emergency push-to-talk service, an emergency video service, an emergency data service, a vehicle network service, or a media service.
- step 602 includes: the application server determines, according to the first information, that the number of terminals that have joined the MBS session reaches a preset value, that a specific terminal has joined the MBS session, or that the MBS The session changes to an active state; the application server sends the data of the service through the MBS session. Wherein, there may be one or more specific terminals.
- the application server may count the number of terminals joining the MBS session according to the information on the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the first information, and determine that the number reaches a preset value.
- the application server can set a counter, which is incremented by 1 when a terminal joins the MBS session, and decremented by 1 when the terminal leaves the MBS session, and the application server can judge that the number of terminals that have joined the MBS session reaches the preset value.
- the application server may determine that a specific terminal has joined the MBS session according to the information about the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the first information. Specifically, the application server may determine that a specified user (such as a commander, captain, staff of a specific area, or staff of a specific position, etc.) has joined the MBS session according to the identifier of the terminal or client that reported the first information.
- a specified user such as a commander, captain, staff of a specific area, or staff of a specific position, etc.
- the application server may determine that the state of the MBS session is the active state according to the state of the MBS session or associated events included in the first information.
- the application server may count the number of terminals that join the MBS session and are in the connected state according to the information about the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the first information, and determine that the number does not reach a preset value.
- the application server can set a counter. When a terminal joins the MBS session and is in the connected state, the MBS session counter is incremented by 1. When the terminal becomes idle or deactivated, the MBS session counter is decremented by 1, and the application The server may determine that such quantity has reached a preset value according to the value of the counter.
- the application server may count the number of terminals that activate the MBS session (the terminals have joined) according to the information of at least one terminal on the MBS session included in the first information, and determine that the number reaches a preset value.
- the application server can set a counter. When a terminal activates the MBS session, the counter increases by 1, and when the terminal deactivates the MBS session (still in the state of joining the MBS session), the counter decreases by 1. The application server can judge according to the value of the counter The number of terminals that have activated the MBS session reaches a preset value.
- the application server may count the terminals that activate the MBS session (the terminals have joined) according to the information on the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the first information, and determine the number of terminals (such as those required by a specific user required by the service).
- the corresponding terminal, first responder, dispatcher, commander, etc. has joined the MBS session.
- step 602 further includes: if the first terminal has joined the MBS session, the application server stops sending the data of the service to the first terminal in a unicast manner.
- the application server can stop sending the same service data through the unicast path, which helps to save server processing resources and network transmission resources.
- the first terminal may be one or more of the foregoing at least one terminal.
- the connection state of the first terminal may be connected state, idle state or inactive state, without limitation.
- step 602 further includes: if the second terminal has joined the MBS session and the second terminal is in an idle state, then the application server sends the service information to the second terminal in a unicast manner. data.
- the application server still sends service data to the second terminal in a unicast manner, so as to This prevents the second terminal from missing some service data during the period of switching to the connected state, that is, packet loss, because the second terminal must first switch to the connected state to receive service data from the multicast session.
- the application server may also receive a join message from the user plane (such as an internet group management protocol (internet group management protocol, IGMP) join message), which is used by the user plane gateway to join the multicast tree , for the application server, it may be used to implicitly indicate that the first terminal of the service has joined the MBS session; in response to receiving the joining message, the application server may send the data of the service through the MBS session.
- the application server may determine, according to the joining message and the first information, the data of the service to be sent through the MBS session. For example, the application server knows that there is at least one user who can receive service data through the MBS user according to the joining message.
- the application server can send service data through the multicast session, but the application server can still send the service data according to its own service progress. Combined with the first information, it is further judged whether the number of users who have joined the MBS session reaches a preset value or whether a specific user has joined the MBS session, and then selects an appropriate time to send service data to the multicast session.
- the preset value may be an integer greater than 0.
- the method 600 further includes: the application server acquires second information of the MBS session; and the application server stops sending data of the service through the MBS session according to the second information .
- the second information includes at least one of the following: at least one terminal's information on the MBS session, the status or associated events of the MBS session, and the connection status of terminals that have joined the MBS session, wherein the The at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the second information is similar to the first information, and reference may be made to the description of the first information.
- the state or associated event of the MBS session in the second information may include at least one of the following: a terminal joins the MBS session, a terminal leaves the MBS session, and the last terminal of the service has left the MBS session, the MBS session, transitions to a deactivated state.
- the last terminal of the service may also be replaced by the last terminal in the group corresponding to the MBS session, or the last terminal in the group corresponding to the service.
- the application server stops sending service data through the MBS session according to the second information, including: the application server determines that the number of terminals that have joined the MBS session does not reach a preset number according to the second information value, a specific terminal has left the MBS session, the last terminal of the service has left the MBS session, or the MBS session has changed to a deactivated state, a terminal that has joined the MBS session and is in the connected state has not reached Preset value; the application server stops sending the data of the service through the MBS session.
- the preset value may be an integer greater than 0.
- the application server may count the number of terminals joining the MBS session according to the information of at least one terminal on the MBS session included in the second information, and determine that the number does not reach a preset value.
- the application server can set a counter.
- the counter is incremented by 1, and when the terminal leaves the MBS session, the counter is decremented by 1.
- the application server can judge according to the value of the counter that the number of terminals that have joined the MBS session has not reached the predetermined number. set value.
- the application server may determine that a specific terminal has left the MBS session according to the information about the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the second information.
- the application server may determine that the last terminal of the service has left the MBS session according to the status or related events of the MBS session included in the second information.
- the application server may determine that the state of the MBS session is the deactivated state according to the state of the MBS session or associated events included in the second information.
- the application server may count the number of terminals joining the MBS session and activating the MBS session according to the information on the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the second information, and determine that the number does not reach a preset value.
- the application server can set a counter. When a terminal joins an MBS session and activates the MBS session, the counter is incremented by 1, and when the terminal deactivates or suspends the MBS session, the counter is decremented by 1. The application server can determine Such numbers do not reach the preset value.
- the application server may count the number of terminals that join the MBS session and are in the connected state according to the information about the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the second information, and determine that the number does not reach the preset value.
- the application server can set a counter. When a terminal joins the MBS session and is in the connected state, the MBS session counter is incremented by 1. When the terminal becomes idle or deactivated, the MBS session counter is decremented by 1, and the application The server may judge that such quantity has not reached the preset value according to the value of the counter.
- the application server may count the terminals that activate the MBS session (the terminals have joined) according to the information about the MBS session of at least one terminal included in the second information, and determine the specific terminals (such as those required by the specific user for the service) The corresponding terminal, first responder, dispatcher, commander, etc.) has left the MBS session.
- the method 600 further includes: the application server determines that the data of the service will be sent; the application server sends the core network The device sends seventh information, where the seventh information is used to activate the multicast broadcast service session.
- the application server determines to send service data, it can execute the activation process of the multicast broadcast service session, so as to ensure that the terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session are in the connected state before sending service data, which is helpful To reduce the probability of packet loss.
- the method 600 further includes: the application server obtains the status of the multicast broadcast service session and/or has joined the multicast broadcast The connection state of the terminal of the service session; when at least one of the following conditions is satisfied, the application server determines to initiate the process of activating the multicast broadcast service session: the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state; The number of terminals in the idle state and/or deactivated in the multicast broadcast service session reaches a second threshold; and the number of terminals in the connected state that have joined the multicast broadcast service session is less than a third threshold.
- the application server determines that the MBS session is in the deactivated state, and/or the number of terminals that have joined the MBS session and are in the idle state and/or are deactivated reaches the second threshold, and/or have joined the MBS session and are connected
- the session activation process is executed only when the number of terminals in the active state is less than the third threshold, which can avoid the execution of the session activation process when the MBS session is in the active state, and can reduce signaling overhead.
- the method 600 before the application server obtains the first information of the multicast broadcast service session, the method 600 further includes: the application server determines that the data of the service will be sent.
- Step 602 may specifically include: the application server determines, according to the first information, that the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state, and/or has joined the multicast broadcast service session and is in an idle state and/or is deactivated.
- the number of activated terminals reaches a second threshold, and/or the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session and are in a connected state is less than a third threshold; the application server sends seventh information to the core network device, the The seventh information is used to activate the multicast broadcast service session; when a trigger condition is met, the application server sends the service data through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the trigger condition includes at least one of the following: a session activation response message is received from a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, and the session activation response message is used to indicate that the multicast broadcast service session The session activation is successful or the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session accepts the request for activating the multicast broadcast service session; receiving a notification message from the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, the The notification message is used to notify that the multicast broadcast service session becomes active; the first timer expires, and the first timer starts after the application server sends the seventh information; and, the received The quantity of the eighth information reaches the first threshold, the eighth information is from the terminal and is used to indicate that the terminal successfully receives the seventh information, and the seventh information is user plane data.
- the aforementioned core network device may be MB-SMF, and the seventh information is a session activation request message; or, the aforementioned core network device is MB-UPF, and the seventh information is user plane data
- the The user plane data may be data generated by an application server and sent to a terminal or client through an application layer protocol.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of the service data, and the copy of the service data is the same as the service data.
- the user plane data is a subset of the service data, that is, the seventh information may be a part of the service data, for example, one or several data packets in the service data.
- the user plane data is control plane signaling information related to the service data, for example, application layer user plane control signaling.
- the user plane data is redundant data or the like.
- the application server may obtain the first information through different implementation manners. Detailed descriptions are given below respectively.
- step 601 includes: the application server receiving the first information from a core network device.
- the application server may request or subscribe to the first information from the core network device.
- the application server may send a first request message or a subscription message to the core network device, where the first request message is used to request the first information, and the subscription message is used to subscribe to the first information, wherein, the first request message or the subscription message includes the identifier of the MBS session.
- the first request message or the subscription message further includes at least one The identifier of the terminal, the identifier of the group corresponding to the MBS session (generally an external group identifier), application identifier (application id), service identifier (service id), data network name (data network name, DNN) 1.
- At least one of single network slice selection assistance information (single network slice selection assistance information, S-NSSAI), so that the core network device determines which terminals the application server has requested or subscribed to for the first information.
- the first request message or the subscription message may further include a notification endpoint address.
- the aforementioned core network equipment may be UDM, MB-SMF (ie SMF serving multicast), SMF (ie SMF serving unicast), or AMF.
- step 601 includes: the application server receiving the first information from at least one terminal, and the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the terminal may report the first information to the application server, and the terminal may report the first information to the application server in a multicast session state report message.
- the method 600 further includes: the application server sending a first message to a terminal of the service, where the first message is used to trigger reporting of the first information.
- the first message may be a service announcement message (service announcement).
- the first message includes a condition that triggers reporting of the first information.
- condition for triggering the reporting of the first information may be that a timer for controlling reporting is timed out or expired.
- the condition for triggering the reporting of the first information may be the occurrence of a specific event.
- the UE reports when the state of the MBS session changes.
- the UE detects that the reception quality of the broadcast session drops to a preset threshold value 1 or the reception quality reaches a preset threshold value 2, it reports, wherein the preset threshold value 2 is greater than or equal to the preset threshold value 1.
- the UE reports when cross-system occurs.
- the UE reports when a radio access technology (radio access technology, RAT) handover occurs.
- RAT radio access technology
- the application server may also indicate to at least one terminal that the type of the MBS session is multicast, so that the terminal reports the first information corresponding to the multicast.
- the description of the multicast and the first information can refer to the above.
- the at least one terminal has an application server to provide the service.
- the at least one terminal may belong to the same group.
- the application server may send the foregoing indication through the first message.
- the type or name of the first message may also be used to indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast.
- the first message includes fourth information, where the fourth information is used to indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast.
- the first message carries the fourth information through the format or type of the MBS session identifier, or a session type parameter.
- the application server sends third information to the terminal of the service, where the third information is used to indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast.
- the application server can indicate the type of the MBS session to at least one terminal through a separate message or information.
- the method 600 further includes: the application server sending fifth information to the terminal of the service, where the fifth information includes the joining mode of the MBS session.
- the fifth information further includes priorities of the at least two joining modes.
- the method before the application server sends the fifth information to the terminal of the service, the method further includes: the application server acquires sixth information, the sixth information includes the terminal support of the service the joining mode of the MBS session; the application server determines the joining mode of the MBS session according to the joining mode supported by the terminal of the service.
- the joining mode of the MBS session includes at least one of the following: user plane mode, control plane mode, and user plane and control plane mode.
- the application server can start or stop sending service data through the MBS session through the information related to the MBS session (for example, first information and second information), and further, the application server can also stop or stop Starting to send service data in unicast mode can save network transmission resources while ensuring service continuity.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic flowchart of a method 700 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 700 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 700 includes at least some of the following.
- Step 701 the terminal acquires first information of an MBS session.
- the first information may be information about the MBS session of the terminal, and for a specific description, refer to step 601 .
- the terminal acquires the first information of the MBS session, or alternatively, the terminal determines the first information of the MBS session.
- the terminal After successfully joining the MBS session, after activating the MBS session, after leaving the MBS session, after deactivating the MBS session, after suspending the MBS session, after switching from the first communication system to the second communication system and joining the MBS session, or from After the second communication system switches to the first communication system and leaves the MBS session, determine that the information of the terminal on the MBS session is that the terminal has joined the MBS session, the terminal has activated the MBS session, the terminal has left the MBS session, and the terminal has deactivated the MBS session , the terminal has suspended the MBS session, the terminal has switched from the first communication system to the second communication system and has joined the MBS session, or the terminal has switched from the second communication system to the first communication system and has left the MBS session.
- the terminal successfully joining the MBS session can also be understood as the MBS session becoming or maintaining the active state, and the first terminal successfully joining can be understood as an implicit indication that the MBS session becomes active.
- Step 702 the terminal sends the first information to an application server.
- the method 700 further includes: the terminal receiving the first message from the application server. Wherein, the first message is used to trigger reporting of the first information; the step 702 includes: the terminal sends the first information to the application server according to the first message.
- the first message includes a condition that triggers reporting of the first information.
- the condition for triggering the reporting of the first information may be that a timer for controlling reporting is timed out or expired.
- the terminal may send the first information to the application server when the timer times out or expires.
- the condition for triggering the reporting of the first information may be the occurrence of a specific event.
- the terminal may send the first information to the application server when a specific event occurs.
- the UE reports when the state of the MBS session changes (eg, joins, activates, leaves, deactivates, or suspends, etc.).
- the UE detects that the reception quality of the broadcast session drops to a preset threshold value 1 or the reception quality reaches a preset threshold value 2, it reports, wherein the preset threshold value 2 is greater than or equal to the preset threshold value 1.
- the UE reports when cross-system occurs.
- the UE reports when RAT switching occurs.
- the UE joins the multicast session after a cross-system handover occurs it reports.
- the step 702 includes: the terminal sends the first information to the application server after detecting that the above specific event occurs. That is to say, the sending of the first information by the terminal may not depend on the triggering of the first message.
- the method 700 further includes: the terminal determines that the type of the MBS session is multicast.
- the terminal may determine, according to the first message, that the type of the MBS session is multicast.
- the terminal may determine that the type of the MBS session is multicast according to the type or name of the first message. For example, when the first message is a multicast service announcement message (multicast service announcement), the terminal can determine that the type of the MBS session is multicast, that is, the name of the message itself can indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast. Carries the MBS session type parameter additionally.
- the first message is a multicast service announcement message (multicast service announcement)
- the terminal can determine that the type of the MBS session is multicast, that is, the name of the message itself can indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast. Carries the MBS session type parameter additionally.
- the terminal determines that the type of the MBS session is multicast according to fourth information included in the first message, where the fourth information is used to indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast .
- the first message may carry the fourth information through the format or type of the MBS session identifier, or a session type parameter.
- the terminal may determine that the type of the MBS session is multicast.
- the MBS session identifier is formatted, and some fields in it indicate the type of the multicast session.
- the method 700 further includes: the terminal receiving third information from the application server, the third information being used to indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast; the terminal determining The type of the MBS session being multicast includes: determining, by the terminal, that the type of the MBS session is multicast according to the third information.
- the application server can indicate the type of the MBS session to the terminal through a separate message or information.
- the method 700 further includes: the terminal receiving fifth information from the application server, where the fifth information includes a joining mode for the terminal to join the MBS session.
- the terminal can join the MBS session according to the fifth information.
- the fifth information further includes priorities of the at least two joining modes.
- the method further includes: the terminal sends sixth information to the application server, the sixth information includes join mode, so that the application server can determine the join mode of the MBS session according to the join mode supported by the terminal.
- the joining mode of the MBS session includes at least one of the following: user plane mode, control plane mode, and user plane and control plane mode.
- the terminal can choose a joining mode according to local configuration or operator policies. For example, the terminal can use either the user plane mode or the control plane mode, or both the user plane mode and surface way.
- the first information reported by it is information about the MBS session of the current terminal, therefore, the first information in method 700 may actually correspond to the first information and the second information in method 600 Information, for example, the first information at the first moment corresponds to the first information in the method 600 , and the first information at the second moment corresponds to the second information in the method 600 .
- the method 700 further includes: the terminal receiving seventh information from the application server, the seventh information is user plane data; the terminal sending the eighth information to the application server, the The eighth information is used to indicate that the seventh information is received successfully.
- the application server can send user plane data to the terminal.
- the terminal After receiving the user plane data, the terminal can feed back to the application server that it has correctly received the user plane data, so that the application server can determine whether it can send services to the terminal according to the feedback from the terminal. The data. In this way, it can be ensured that the terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session are in a connected state before sending service data, which helps to reduce the probability of packet loss.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of the service data, and the copy of the service data is the same as the service data.
- the user plane data is a subset of the service data, that is, the seventh information may be a part of the service data, for example, one or several data packets in the service data.
- the user plane data is control plane signaling information related to the service data, for example, application layer user plane control signaling.
- the user plane data is redundant data or the like.
- the method 700 further includes: the terminal processing the seventh information.
- the terminal may choose to discard it directly; or, the terminal may only process the copy, and may not process it when receiving the service data again later.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic flowchart of a method 800 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 800 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 800 includes at least some of the following.
- a core network device acquires first information of an MBS session.
- the first information may include at least one of the following: at least one terminal's information on the MBS session, the status or associated events of the MBS session, and the connection status of terminals that have joined the MBS session, wherein the At least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- at least one terminal's information on the MBS session the status or associated events of the MBS session
- connection status of terminals that have joined the MBS session wherein the At least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the core network device may be UDM, MB-SMF, SMF, or AMF.
- the step 801 includes:
- the core network device obtains the first information from the SMF of the service terminal (corresponding to the SMF of the PDU session associated with the MBS session) or the AMF.
- Step 802 the core network device sends the first information to an application server.
- the method 800 further includes: the core network device acquiring second information of the MBS session; and the core network device sending the second information to the application server.
- the second information includes at least one of the following: at least one terminal's information about the MBS session, the status or associated events of the MBS session, and the connection status of terminals that have joined the MBS session, wherein , the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- at least one terminal's information about the MBS session the status or associated events of the MBS session
- connection status of terminals that have joined the MBS session wherein , the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the method 800 further includes: the core network device receiving a first request message or a subscription message from the application server, the first request message is used to request the first information , the subscription message is used to subscribe to the first information, wherein the first request message or the subscription message includes the identifier of the MBS session.
- the first request message or the subscription message further includes an identifier of at least one terminal, Or the identification of the group corresponding to the MBS session (generally an external group identification), application identifier (application id), service identifier (service id), data network name (data network name, DNN), single network At least one piece of slice selection assistance information (single network slice selection assistance information, S-NSSAI), so that the core network device determines the first information of which terminals the application server requests or subscribes to.
- an identifier of at least one terminal Or the identification of the group corresponding to the MBS session (generally an external group identification), application identifier (application id), service identifier (service id), data network name (data network name, DNN), single network At least one piece of slice selection assistance information (single network slice selection assistance information, S-NSSAI), so that the core network device determines the first information of which terminals the application server requests or subscribes to.
- S-NSSAI single network slice selection assistance information
- the first request message or the subscription message may further include a notification endpoint address.
- the service declaration message may correspond to the first message above, and the first information and the second information may be information carried in the status report message.
- the state of the UE relative to the MBS session in Figures 9 to 16 can be described as the UE's information on the MBS session, and the state of the MBS session can also be described as the state of the MBS session or related events, and the UE Relative to the state of the MBS session and the state of the MBS session.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic flowchart of a method 900 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 900 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 900 includes at least some of the following.
- step 901 the AS configures an MBS session.
- the process of AS configuring an MBS session is used for the AS to start an MBS session.
- the MBS session may be a multicast session (multicast session).
- the AS may configure the MBS session to the 5GC using the procedure defined in the existing TS23.247.
- the AS can obtain a temporary multicast group identifier (TMGI) from the 5GC.
- TMGI temporary multicast group identifier
- the AS can also provide the 5GC with the group ID (group ID), QoS requirements, previously acquired TMGI, authorization information of the UE, and service area information, etc.
- group ID group ID
- QoS requirements QoS requirements
- authorization information of the UE authorization information of the UE
- service area information etc.
- the authorization information of the UE may include a generic public subscription identifier (generic public subscription identifier, PGSI), a UE identifier (dentifier, ID) or an external group identifier, and the like.
- Step 902 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- the service declaration message is used to notify the UE of the configuration information of the MBS session.
- the configuration information of the MBS session may include at least one of the following information: MBS session ID, and potentially other information.
- MBS session ID may include TMGI and/or source specific multicast address (source specific multicast address), and other potential information may include MBS service area, MBS session description information, and the like.
- the service declaration message may also include MBS session report configuration information (MBS session report configuration information), and the MBS session report configuration information may indicate whether to report the status of the UE relative to the MBS session identified by the MBS session ID.
- MBS session report configuration information MBS session report configuration information
- the state of the UE relative to the MBS session may be join (join), activate (activate), leave (leave), suspend (suspend), deactivate (inactivate) and so on.
- the state of the UE relative to the MBS session may be whether the UE can receive data in the broadcasting session.
- the status of the UE relative to the MBS session can also be understood as whether the UE can receive service data in the multicast session, for example, join or activate can be understood as the UE can or is ready to receive multiple The service data of the multicast session, and for example, leaving, suspending or deactivating may be understood as that the UE cannot receive the service data of the multicast session.
- the MBS session reporting configuration information may also include a reporting trigger, which is used to instruct the UE to report the conditions to be met for the status of the MBS session.
- a reporting trigger which is used to instruct the UE to report the conditions to be met for the status of the MBS session.
- a trigger may indicate periodic reporting.
- the trigger may indicate to report when a specific event occurs.
- the UE reports when the status of the MBS session changes.
- the UE detects that the reception quality of the broadcast session drops to a preset threshold value 1 or the reception quality reaches a preset threshold value 2, it reports, wherein the preset threshold value 2 is greater than or equal to the preset threshold value 1.
- the UE reports when cross-system occurs.
- the UE reports when RAT switching occurs.
- the state change of the UE relative to the MBS session may be that the UE joins, leaves, suspends, deactivates, or activates the MBS session.
- the cross-system occurrence of the UE may include the UE moving from the EPS to the 5GC, and the UE moving from the 5GC to the EPS, and so on.
- the service declaration message may also include join mode indication information, and the join mode indication information is used to indicate the join mode for the UE to join the MBS session.
- the joining mode indication information may indicate: only the user plane mode (ie, Internet Group Management Protocol (Internet Group Management Protocol, IGMP) join), only the control plane mode (ie, NAS join), or the user plane and the control plane mode (that is, UE can initiate both IGMP join and NAS join).
- IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol
- NAS join Internet Group Management Protocol
- the joining mode indication information may also include a priority list.
- the user plane mode has priority
- the control plane mode has a lower priority than the user plane mode.
- the AS may obtain the capability information of the UE to join the MBS session before sending the service declaration message, the capability information indicates the joining mode supported by the UE, and further, the AS may determine according to the joining mode supported by the UE Join mode instructions. For example, if the AS determines that the UE supports the user plane mode and the control plane mode according to the capability information, the AS can select one or both of the joining modes, and can also specify the priority of each mode when selecting the two joining modes.
- the AS may acquire the capability information during the registration process of the UE or other processes of interacting with the UE.
- the AS may obtain the capability information from the device configuration information of the UE.
- the service declaration message may also be used to indicate the type of the MBS session identified by the MBS session ID (MBS session type).
- MBS session type the type of the MBS session may include multicast and broadcast.
- the type of the MBS session may be indicated by the name or type of the service announcement message.
- the service announcement message may be a multicast service announcement message (multicast service announcement), that is, the name of the message itself can indicate that the type of the MBS session is multicast, and no additional MBS session type parameter needs to be carried at this time.
- the service declaration message may include an MBS session type parameter, which indicates the type of the MBS session.
- an MBS session type parameter carried in the service declaration message indicates the type of the MBS session.
- the service declaration message may carry MBS session type parameters corresponding to the two TMGIs respectively.
- the type of the MBS session may be indicated by the format or type of the MBS session ID.
- the TMGI may be a formatted identifier, and the identifier may include the MBS session type.
- Table 1 is a possible TMGI format.
- the session type is 1 bit, for example, 0 indicates multicast, and 1 indicates broadcast.
- Join mode is 2bit, for example, 00 means control plane mode (ie NAS join), 01 means user plane mode (ie IGMP join), 10 means control plane mode and user plane mode, 11 means not applicable.
- the remaining 29 bits can be used to represent the actual TMGI.
- the MBS session ID is a source-specific multicast address, it indicates that the type of the MBS session is multicast.
- the AS may send a service declaration message to one or more terminals. If the AS sends a service declaration message to multiple terminals, the operations performed by the multiple terminals are similar, so this application only uses one of the terminals as an example for illustration.
- step 903 the state of the UE relative to the MSB session changes.
- the state change of the UE relative to the MSB session may be that the UE joins the multicast session corresponding to the MBS session ID according to the service declaration message after receiving the service declaration message.
- the UE may adopt the UE joining procedure in the existing TS23.247.
- the UE joins the MSB session in the manner indicated by the join mode. If the joining mode is not specified in the service declaration message, the UE can choose the joining mode according to the local configuration or the operator's policy. surface way.
- the state change of the UE relative to the MSB session may be that the UE activates the MBS session in an inactive state.
- a change in state of the UE with respect to the MSB session may be that the UE leaves, deactivates or suspends the MBS session. For example, after joining the MBS session, after a period of time, the UE cannot access the MBS session due to various reasons or the UE is no longer interested in the services corresponding to the MBS session, the UE can leave, deactivate or suspend the MBS session.
- Step 904 the UE sends a status report message to the AS.
- the status report message is used to report the status of the UE relative to the MBS session.
- the UE when the UE detects the occurrence of the event in step 903 or the expiration of the periodic timer for controlling reporting, the UE sends a status report message to the AS.
- the UE may send a status report message to the AS when it determines that the type of the MBS session is multicast and detects that the event in step 903 occurs or the periodic timer for controlling reporting expires.
- the UE may send a status report message to the AS according to the MBS session reporting configuration information. If the MBS session reporting configuration information in the above service declaration message includes a reporting trigger, the UE sends a status report message to the AS when the condition for reporting the status of the MBS session is met.
- the status report message may include: UE ID or client ID, MBS session ID, and MBS session status indication information.
- the UE identifier may be GPSI, UE IP address, etc.
- the client ID can be the user ID (user ID)/client ID (client ID) of the application layer client.
- the MBS session state indication information is used to indicate the UE's state of the multicast session corresponding to the MBS session ID.
- the state of the UE relative to the MBS session is also different, which can be specifically described as follows.
- the status reported by the UE relative to the MBS session may be that the UE joins or activates the MBS session, or that the UE supports or can receive the multicast session service corresponding to the MBS session ID.
- the UE joining or activating the MBS session may also be interpreted as the UE supporting or being able to receive the multicast session service corresponding to the MBS session ID.
- the status reported by the UE relative to the MBS session may be that the UE leaves, suspends or deactivates the MBS session, or that the UE does not support or cannot receive the MBS session ID corresponding to The business of a multicast session.
- the UE leaving, suspending or deactivating the MBS session may also be interpreted as that the UE does not support or cannot receive the service of the multicast session corresponding to the MBS session ID.
- step 904 may be performed by multiple UEs respectively, and this application does not limit the time and order of performing step 904 by multiple UEs.
- step 903 is an optional step, that is, steps 904-905 may also be performed if the state of the UE relative to the MBS session does not change.
- the UE is configured to periodically send a status report message. Whether the status of the UE relative to the MBS session changes, when the timer expires, the UE will send a status report message to report the current status relative to the MBS session to the AS.
- the above status reporting message may be applicable only to multicast status reporting, or may be applicable to both multicast and broadcast status reporting. That is to say, the above status reporting message may only be used to report the status of the UE relative to the MBS session; it may also be used to report the status of the UE relative to the MBS session when the type of the MBS session is multicast, and/or, in the MBS When the session type is broadcast, it is used to report the receiving status of the broadcast session.
- Step 905 the AS sends service data to the UEs in the group according to the status of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session.
- the AS may determine the status of the UEs in the group corresponding to the MBS session relative to the MBS session according to the status report message sent by at least one UE.
- the state of the session determines to send service data to UEs in the group.
- the AS transmits service data through the MBS session, and N is greater than 0 an integer of .
- the transmission of service data by the AS through the MBS session can also be described as the AS sending service data to the MB-UPF or the AS transmitting service data through a multicast path.
- the AS may also stop sending service data to the UE through the unicast path of the UE, that is, the AS stops sending service data to the anchor UPF of the UE .
- the AS stops transmitting service data through the MBS session.
- the AS may send service data on a unicast path corresponding to UEs in the group.
- the multicast paths involved here may include paths 3 and 4 shown in FIG. 5
- the unicast paths may include path 2 shown in FIG. 5 .
- the method 900 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- the AS can flexibly control when to send/stop sending service data to the MB-UPF. Further, for a specific UE, the AS can control when to stop/restart the service data transmission of the unicast path, which can It achieves the effect of saving network transmission resources while ensuring the continuity of multicast services.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1000 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the UE may be handed over across systems. For example, as shown in Figure 5 above, when the UE switches from 5GS to 4GS, the user plane data is switched from the shared delivery method of multicast to the separate transmission method (i.e., from path 4 to path 3), and then is transferred by the 5GS gNB handover to eNB in 4GS. After the UE switches from 5GS to 4GS, the user plane path is path 5, that is, AS ⁇ MB-UPF ⁇ PGW-U ⁇ SGW ⁇ eNB ⁇ UE. For another example, when the UE is in 4GS, the user plane path may be path 5, that is, AS ⁇ MB-UPF ⁇ PGW-U ⁇ SGW ⁇ eNB ⁇ UE.
- the cross-system handover of the UE from 4GS to 5GS occurs: the UE joins the MBS session during or after the handover, and the user plane path is switched to path 3 or 4.
- the AS may not know that the UE has been handed over, causing the AS to still send service data to the user plane network element before the handover. For example, after the UE is handed over from 4GS to 5GS, the AS does not know that the UE has Entering 5GS, the AS will still send data to the PGW-U node. In this case, the UE may not actually receive the service data sent by the AS, which will result in a waste of network resources.
- the present application provides a method 1000 as shown in FIG. 8 .
- the method 1000 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the difference from Figure 7 is that in the method shown in Figure 8, the state of the UE relative to the MBS session can be joined, activated, left, suspended, deactivated, handed over from 5GS to 4GS, and after handover from 4GS to 5GS Join the MBS session, etc., and increase the status related to the cross-system handover, when it is detected that the UE joins the MSB session, activates the MBS session, leaves the MBS session, suspends the MBS session, deactivates the MBS session, switches from 5GS to 4GS, and switches from 4GS When joining an MBS session after switching to 5GS, the UE can send a status report message to the AS.
- the method 1000 includes at least part of the following content.
- step 1001 the AS configures an MBS session.
- Step 1002 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- Steps 1001-1002 are similar to steps 901-902, and reference may be made to the description of steps 901-902.
- Step 1003 the UE joins the MBS session after switching from 4GS unicast to 5GS unicast.
- Step 1004 the UE sends a status report message to the AS.
- the status report message sent by the UE to the AS includes that the status of the UE relative to the MBA session is joining the MBS session after switching from 4GS unicast to 5GS unicast.
- Step 1005 the AS sends service data to the UEs in the group according to the state of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session.
- the difference from step 905 is that if it is determined to transmit service data through the MBS session, for the UE whose reported status is switched from 4GS unicast to 5GS unicast and joins the MBS session, the unicast path that the AS stops is the path shown in Figure 5 1.
- steps 1003-1005 For the specific implementation of steps 1003-1005, reference may be made to steps 903-905, which will not be repeated here.
- the method 1000 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- the AS can know whether the UE has cross-network handover while knowing the state of the MBS session, and can flexibly control when to send/stop sending service data to the MB-UPF. Further, for a specific UE, The AS can control when to stop/restart the service data transmission of the unicast path, which can achieve the effect of saving network transmission resources while ensuring the continuity of the multicast service.
- Fig. 11 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1100 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1100 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 1100 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1101 the AS configures an MBS session.
- Step 1101 is similar to step 901.
- the AS may also send subscription indication information to the 5GC during the process of configuring the MBS session, where the subscription indication information is used to subscribe to information related to the state of the MBS session.
- the status of the MBS session may include: the first UE joins the MBS session, a new UE joins the MBS session, a UE leaves the MBS session, the last user leaves the MBS session, the MBS session becomes inactive, and The MBS session becomes active, etc.
- the subscription indication information may also be used to subscribe to the connection state of the UE joining the MBS session.
- the connection state of the UE may include an idle (idle) state, an inactivated (inactivate) state, a connected (connected) state, and the like.
- the subscription indication information may include a group of UE identifiers and/or an identifier of a group corresponding to the MBS session (for example, an external group identifier (external group ID)), an identifier of the MBS session, and a notification endpoint address (NOTI endpoint), so that the 5GC can learn the above information of which UEs the AS subscribes to.
- a group of UE identifiers and/or an identifier of a group corresponding to the MBS session for example, an external group identifier (external group ID)
- an identifier of the MBS session for example, an external group identifier (external group ID)
- NOTI endpoint notification endpoint address
- Step 1102 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- step 1103 the state of the UE relative to the MSB session changes.
- Steps 1102-1103 are similar to steps 902-903, and reference may be made to the description of steps 902-903, which will not be repeated here.
- an AS may subscribe to UDM and/or MB-SMF for information related to an MBS session.
- the subscription to the information related to the MBS session can be realized from the MB-SMF through steps 1104-1105, and the subscription to the information related to the MBS session can be realized from the UDM through steps 1104 and 1106.
- Step 1104 the AS sends subscription indication information to the NEF.
- Step 1105 NEF sends subscription indication information to MB-SMF.
- the NEF may subscribe to the MB-SMF for indication information according to the MBS session ID or the address of the MB-SMF discovered from the NRF.
- step 1106 the NEF sends subscription indication information to the UDM.
- the AS sends subscription indication information to the NEF through a subscription request message (multicast session status subscription), and the NEF sends the subscription indication information to the UDM and/or MB-SMF through the subscription request message.
- steps 1104-1106 may not be executed.
- Step 1107 when the SMF or AMF detects that the state of the UE relative to the MBS session changes, the SMF or AMF saves the state of the UE relative to the MBS session to the MB-SMF or UDM.
- the SMF or AMF may also save the connection state of the UE joining the MBS session to the MB-SMF or UDM.
- the present application does not specifically limit the manner in which the AMF or the SMF detects the state of the UE relative to the MBS session.
- the AMF or SMF can learn the status of the UE relative to the MBS session by detecting the activation and release of the N3 channel.
- the SMF or AMF sends a multicast session create message (multicast session create), a multicast session update message (multicast session update) or a multicast session report message (multicast session report) to the MB-SMF or UDM.
- the above message may include the ID of the MBS session, the UE identifier, and the status of the UE relative to the MBS session.
- the above message may also include the connection state of the UE.
- Step 1108 UDM or MB-SMF updates the state of the MBS session.
- UDM or MB-SMF updating the state of the MBS session can also be understood as updating the context of the MBS session.
- the state of the MBS session may be in the following form:
- Step 1109 UDM/MB-SMF detects that the MBS session state changes.
- the UDM/MB-SMF may send a status report message to the AS, so as to report the status of the current MBS session to the AS.
- the UDM may report the state of the MBS session to the AS through steps 1110-1111, and the UDM may report the state of the MBS session to the AS through step 1112; the MB-SMF may report the state of the MBS session to the AS through steps 1113-1114. state, the MB-SMF may also report the state of the MBS session to the AS through step 1115.
- step 1110 the UDM sends a status report message to the NEF.
- step 1111 the NEF sends a status report message to the AS.
- step 1112 the UDM sends a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1113 MB-SMF sends a status report message to NEF.
- step 1114 the NEF sends a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1115 the UDM sends a status report message to the AS.
- the status reporting message in steps 1110-1115 may include the identifier of the MBS session, the status of the MBS session, the joined UE list (joined UE list), and the connection status (idle/connected per joined UE) of the joined UE (optional) .
- the AS can directly communicate with the UDM or MB-SMF
- the messages between the AS and the UDM or MB-SMF may not be forwarded by the NEF, and the NEF is an optional network element at this time.
- Step 1116 the AS sends service data to UEs in the group according to the state of the MBS session.
- the AS transmits service data through the MBS session, and N is greater than 0 an integer of .
- the transmission of service data by the AS through the MBS session can also be described as the AS sending service data to the MB-UPF or the AS transmitting service data through a multicast path.
- the AS may also stop sending service data to the UE through the unicast path of the UE, that is, the AS stops sending service data to the anchor UPF of the UE .
- the AS stops transmitting service data through the MBS session.
- the AS may send service data on a unicast path corresponding to UEs in the group.
- the method 1100 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- the AS can subscribe to the MBS session state based on the group (group) granularity from the UDM/MB-SMF of the core network, that is, the state change of the MBS session granularity, and then the AS submits the MBS session state to the
- the sending of service data by the UEs in the group can enable the AS to flexibly control when to send/stop sending service data to MB-UPF. Further, for a specific UE, the AS can control when to stop/restart the service data transmission of the unicast path. The effect of saving network transmission resources can be achieved while ensuring the continuity of multicast services.
- Fig. 12 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1200 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1200 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 1200 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1201 the AS configures an MBS session.
- Step 1201 is similar to step 1101. Different from step 1101, the AS sends subscription indication information to the 5GC during the process of configuring the MBS session, and the subscription indication information is used to subscribe to the status of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session.
- the state of the UE relative to the MBS session may be join, activate, leave, suspend, deactivate, switch from 5GS to 4GS, and join the MBS session after switching from 4GS to 5GS.
- the subscription indication information may also be used to subscribe to the connection state of the UE joining the MBS session.
- the connection state of the UE may include an idle state, an inactive state, a connected state, and the like.
- the subscription indication information may include a group of UE identifiers and/or identifiers of groups corresponding to the MBS session (for example, external group identifiers), MBS session identifiers, and notification endpoint addresses, so that the 5GC can learn about the AS Which UEs subscribe to the above information.
- Step 1202 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- step 1203 the state of the UE relative to the MSB session changes.
- Steps 1202-1203 are similar to steps 1102-1103, and reference may be made to the description of steps 1102-1103, which will not be repeated here.
- the AS may subscribe to a UE's serving SMF (serving SMF, hereinafter referred to as SMF) for the state of the UE relative to the MSB session.
- SMF serving SMF
- the SMF is the SMF serving the PDU session with the UE, and the PDU session is associated with the MBS session.
- steps 1204-1207 may be used to subscribe to the SMF for the state of the UE relative to the MSB session.
- Step 1204 the AS sends subscription instruction information to the NEF.
- Step 1205 NEF sends subscription instruction information to MB-SMF.
- the NEF may subscribe to the MB-SMF for indication information according to the MBS session ID or the address of the MB-SMF discovered from the NRF.
- Step 1206 MB-SMF finds SMF from UDM or NRF.
- the MB-SMF may request the address of the SMF from the UDM or the NRF according to the MBS session ID and the UE identifier, and the UDM or the NRF determines the SMF according to the request of the MB-SMF.
- Step 1207 MB-SMF sends subscription indication information to SMF.
- the AS sends subscription indication information to NEF through a subscription request message (multicast session status subscription), NEF sends subscription indication information to MB-SMF through a subscription request message, and MB-SMF sends subscription indication information to SMF through a subscription request message Subscription instructions.
- steps 1204-1207 may not be performed.
- Step 1208 the SMF detects that the state of the UE relative to the MBS session changes.
- the SMF may send a state report message to the AS.
- the SMF can send a state report message to the AS. For example, when the SMF detects that the UE enters the idle state, the SMF sends a status report message to the AS.
- the state of the UE relative to the MBS session and the connection state of the UE can be sent in multiple state report messages, or can be sent in the same state report message, which is not limited in this application.
- the SMF may send a status report message to the AS, so as to report the current status of the UE relative to the MBS session and/or the connection status of the UE to the AS.
- the SMF may send a status report message to the AS through steps 1209-1211, or send a status report message to the AS through steps 1212-1213, or send a status report message to the AS through step 1214.
- Step 1209 the SMF sends a status report message to the MB-SMF.
- Step 1210 MB-SMF sends a status report message to NEF.
- step 1211 the NEF sends a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1212 the SMF sends a status report message to the NEF.
- step 1213 the NEF sends a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1214 the SMF sends a status report message to the AS.
- the status reporting message in steps 1209-1214 may include the identifier of the MBS session, the status of the MBS session, the list of joined UEs, and the connection status of the joined UEs (optional).
- Step 1215 the AS sends service data to the UEs in the group according to the state of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session.
- the AS can send services to the UEs in the group according to the status of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session and the connection status of the UEs joining the MBS session data.
- the AS transmits service data through the MBS session, and N is greater than 0 an integer of .
- the transmission of service data by the AS through the MBS session can also be described as the AS sending service data to the MB-UPF or the AS transmitting service data through a multicast path.
- the AS may also stop sending service data to the UE through the unicast path of the UE, that is, the AS stops sending service data to the anchor UPF of the UE .
- the AS stops transmitting service data through the MBS session.
- the AS may send service data on a unicast path corresponding to UEs in the group.
- the method 1200 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- the AS can subscribe to the status of the UE in the group relative to the MBS session from the SMF of the core network.
- it can also subscribe to the connection status of the UE joining the MBS session from the SMF, and further , the state of the MBS session can be calculated according to the obtained information, and then service data can be sent to UEs in the group according to the state of the MBS session.
- It can make the AS flexibly control when to send/stop sending service data to MB-UPF.
- the AS can control when to stop/restart the service data transmission of the unicast path, which can ensure the continuity of the multicast service At the same time, it achieves the effect of saving network transmission resources.
- Fig. 13 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1300 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1300 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the NEF instead of determining the SMF through MB-SMF, the NEF determines the SMF through UMD or NRF.
- the method 1300 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1301 the AS configures an MBS session.
- step 1302 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- step 1303 the state of the UE relative to the MSB session changes.
- Step 1304 AS sends subscription indication information to NEF
- the NEF sends a request message to the UDM or the NRF, and the request message is used to find the SMF serving the UE ID and the MBS session ID.
- UDM or NRF returns the SMF that meets the conditions according to the request message.
- step 1306 the NEF sends subscription indication information to the SMF.
- Step 1307 the SMF detects that the state of the UE relative to the MBS session changes.
- step 1309 the NEF sends a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1310 the SMF sends a status report message to the AS.
- steps 1308-1309 and step 1310 are two ways for the SMF to send a status report message to the AS.
- step 1311 the AS sends service data to the UEs in the group according to the state of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session.
- the method 1300 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- method 1300 For a more detailed description of method 1300, reference may be made to method 1200, and details are not repeated here.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1400 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1400 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the AS subscribes to the AMF for the status of the UE relative to the MBS session and/or the connection status of the UE joining the MBS session.
- the method 1400 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1401 the AS configures an MBS session.
- Step 1402 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- Step 1403 the state of the UE relative to the MSB session changes.
- Step 1404 the AS sends subscription indication information to the NEF.
- the NEF finds the UE's serving AMF (serving AMF) (hereinafter referred to as AMF) from the UDM or NRF.
- serving AMF serving AMF
- the NEF sends a request message to the UDM or the NRF, and the request message is used to find the AMF serving the UE ID and the MBS session ID.
- the UDM or NRF returns the AMF that meets the conditions according to the request message.
- Step 1406 the NEF sends subscription indication information to the AMF.
- step 1407 the AMF detects that the state of the UE relative to the MBS session changes.
- Step 1408 the AMF sends a status report message to the NEF.
- step 1409 the NEF sends a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1410 the AMF sends a status report message to the AS.
- steps 1408-1409 and step 1410 are two ways for the AMF to send a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1411 the AS sends service data to the UEs in the group according to the status of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session.
- the method 1400 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- FIG. 15 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1500 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1500 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the AS subscribes to the UDM for the status of the UE relative to the MBS session and/or the connection status of the UE joining the MBS session.
- the method 1500 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1501 the AS configures an MBS session.
- Step 1502 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- Step 1503 the state of the UE relative to the MSB session changes.
- Step 1504 the AS sends subscription indication information to the NEF.
- Step 1505 NEF sends subscription indication information to UDM.
- Step 1506 UDM sends subscription indication information to SMF.
- Step 1507 UDM sends subscription indication information to AMF.
- step 1506 and subsequent step 1509 may be performed, or only step 1507 and subsequent step 1510 may be performed, or steps 1506 and 1507 and subsequent steps 1509 and 1510 may be performed simultaneously, without limitation.
- the UDM may determine the SMF and/AMF. In a possible implementation manner, the UDM finds the serving SMF and/or serving AMF of the UE according to the UE ID and the MBS session.
- Step 1508 the SMF and/or AMF detect that the state of the UE relative to the MBS session changes.
- Step 1509 the SMF sends a status report message to the UDM.
- Step 1510 AMF sends a status report message to UDM.
- step 1511 the UDM sends a status report message to the NEF.
- step 1512 the NEF sends a status report message to the AS.
- step 1513 the UDM sends a status report message to the AS.
- steps 1511-1512 and step 1513 are two ways for the UDM to send a status report message to the AS.
- Step 1514 the AS sends service data to the UEs in the group according to the state of the UEs in the group relative to the MBS session.
- the method 1500 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- method 1500 For a more detailed description of method 1500, reference may be made to method 1200, and details are not repeated here.
- FIG. 16 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1600 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1600 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 1600 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1601 the AS configures an MBS session.
- Step 1602 the AS sends a service declaration message to the UE.
- Step 1603 the state of the UE relative to the MSB session changes.
- Step 1604 when the MB-SMF detects that the first UE has joined the MBS session, it sends an indication message to the MB-UPF.
- the indication message is used to instruct the MB-UPF to send an IGMP Join message to the AS.
- the MB-SMF when the MB-SMF receives the MBS session context create message corresponding to the MBS session ID for the first time, or when the MBS session context is created successfully, the MB-SMF sends the above indication message to the MB-UPF.
- the above-mentioned IGMP Join message may be sent only when the first UE joins the MBS session, and the IGMP Join message may not be sent to the subsequent UE MB-UPF.
- Step 1605 after receiving the indication message, the MB-UPF sends an IGMP join message to the AS.
- Step 1606 the AS sends service data to UEs in the group according to the IGMP join message.
- the AS may send service data to the MB-UPF, that is, send service data through a multicast path.
- the AS may also send service data to UEs in the group according to the IGMP join message and the state of the MBS session.
- the manner in which the AS learns the state of the MBS session may be any of the methods mentioned above.
- the method 1600 may further include: the application server determines that service data will be sent; the application server executes an MBS session activation process, which is not shown in the figure. This implementation will be described in detail below in conjunction with FIG. 17 to FIG. 19 .
- the MBS session when the MBS session is established and the UE joins the MBS session, if no data is sent through the MBS session, the MBS session can enter the inactive state after being triggered by the network side. Correspondingly, the UE joining the MBS session can enter the Idle (idle) state.
- the AS If the AS needs to send business data through the MBS session later, the AS will directly send the business data (for example, multicast data) to the MB-UPF. According to the mechanism of the protocol 23.247, it will trigger the core network to activate the MBS session and activate the MBS session process It may include paging UEs in RRC idle state and/or RRC deactivated state.
- the service data from MB-UPF reaches RAN, and RAN can send the service data.
- RAN can send the service data.
- this application proposes a method for transmitting service data, which can ensure that the UE that has joined the MBS session is in the connected state before the AS sends service data, which helps to reduce the probability of packet loss.
- FIG. 17 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1700 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1700 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the method 1700 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1701 the AS determines that service data will be sent.
- AS determines that it will send service data, which can also be described as, AS needs to send service data, AS will send service data, AS determines that it needs to send service data, or AS obtains service data, etc.
- the specific service data refers to the AS sending to at least one of the service The downlink service data of the receiving terminal.
- Step 1702 the AS sends seventh information to the core network device.
- the seventh information is used to activate the MBS session.
- the core network device may be an MB-SMF
- the seventh information may be a session activation request, which is used to request the MB-SMF to activate the MBS session, and the request carries an MBS session identifier such as TMGI.
- MB-SMF can start the session activation process.
- the core network device may be an MB-UPF
- the seventh information may be data or information for activating an MBS session.
- the seventh information may be user plane data
- the user plane data may be data generated by the application server and sent to the terminal or client through the application layer protocol.
- the user plane data may be at least one copy of the service data, and the copy of the service data is the same as the service data.
- the user plane data may be a subset of the service data, that is, the seventh information may be a part of the service data, for example, one or several data packets in the service data.
- the user plane data may be control plane signaling information related to service data, for example, application layer user plane control signaling.
- the user plane data is redundant data or the like.
- the control plane signaling information related to service data may include specific user plane control signaling, for example, application paging (application paing) message, report request (report request) message), or redundancy information notification (redundancy), etc. .
- Table 2 shows several examples of the seventh information.
- MB-UPF may send a first notification message to MB-SMF to notify MB-SMF to start the session activation procedure, and MB-SMF may start the session activation procedure after receiving the first notification message.
- Step 1703 the core network device and the terminal execute a session activation process.
- a possible implementation manner may be to execute the session activation process in protocol 23.247.
- the AS determines that the service data can be sent through the MBS session, which is not limited in this application.
- the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session, it can be understood that the AS determines to start or immediately send data through the MBS session.
- Step 1704 the core network device sends a session activation response message to the AS.
- the session activation response message may be used to indicate that the MBS session activation is successful.
- the MB-SMF sends the session activation response message after the session activation procedure is completed (that is, the MBS session is successfully activated).
- the users who have joined the MBS session UEs that have successfully joined the MBS session and have not yet left the session
- this message can implicitly indicate that the users who have joined the MBS session enter the connection state After receiving the message, or the AS can judge that the user who has joined in the MBS session enters the connected state.
- the session activation response message may be used to instruct the core network device to accept the request for activating the MBS session.
- the MB-SMF sends the session activation response message after receiving the first notification message from the MB-UPF or the session activation request message from the AS, or after the MB-SMF starts to execute the session activation process. It may indicate that the MBS session has entered the active state, or the user that has joined the MBS session (UE that has successfully joined the MBS session and has not left the MBS session) has entered the connected state.
- the AS After receiving the session activation response message, the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session.
- Step 1705 the AS determines that the first timer expires.
- the first timer may be started after the AS sends the seventh information.
- the timing duration of the first timer may be dynamically specified by the AS, or may be a duration value preconfigured in the AS. Generally, the duration can be determined according to the core network paging (paging) terminal and the time (T1) for the terminal to successfully complete a service request (service request), for example, the timing duration of the first timer is slightly longer than the above-mentioned time (T1).
- the AS After the AS sends the seventh message, it waits for a period of time (the duration of the first timer) and then considers that the user who has joined the MBS session has entered the connected state, so that the service data can be sent through the MBS session.
- Step 1706 the core network device sends seventh information to the UE.
- the seventh information may be user plane data.
- reference may be made to the above, and details are not repeated here.
- Step 1707 after receiving the seventh information, the UE may send the eighth information to the AS.
- the eighth information is a response or confirmation information of the terminal to the seventh information, and is further used to indicate that the seventh information is received successfully.
- the AS may send the seventh information to multiple UEs, and the UE among the multiple UEs that receives the seventh information may send the eighth information to the AS.
- Step 1708 the AS determines to transmit the service data through the MBS according to the received eighth information.
- the AS may count the received eighth information, and determine whether the users reporting the eighth information reach a first threshold, where the first threshold may be an integer greater than 0. If the number of users reporting the eighth information reaches the first threshold, the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session. For example, if all UEs that have joined the MBS session feed back the eighth information, the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session. If the number of users reporting the eighth information does not reach the first threshold, the AS determines that service data cannot be sent through the MBS session.
- the AS determines that the service data can be sent through the MBS session, if at least one of the specific users required by the service does not feed back the eighth information, then The AS determines that service data cannot be sent through the MBS session yet.
- the AS requests or subscribes to the core network device for the status of the MBS session and/or the connection status of UEs that have joined the MBS session.
- the core network device For specific implementations, refer to the methods for obtaining the first information in FIG. 6 to FIG. 16 .
- a user-related terminal may refer to a terminal belonging to the user, or a terminal used by the user or logging in an account, through which the user accesses a service and receives service data.
- the above methods 1 and 2 are applicable to the case where the core network equipment is MB-SMF and MB-UPF
- method 3 is applicable to the case where the core network equipment is MB-UPF
- method 4 is applicable to the core network equipment For the case of MB-SMF.
- the AS determines that the service data can be sent through the MBS session, and then step 1709 can be performed.
- Step 1709 the AS sends service data to the UE through the MBS session.
- the AS sends service data to the UE through the MBS session when at least one of the following conditions is met: a session activation response message is received, the first timer expires, and a notification that the MBS session becomes active is received , and the user reporting the eighth information reaches the first threshold.
- steps 1710 and 1711 may also be performed before step 1702 .
- Step 1710 the AS obtains the state of the MBS session and/or the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session.
- the AS may acquire the state of the MBS session from the core network device, where the state of the MBS session may include an activated state and a deactivated state.
- the AS may obtain the state of the UE relative to the MBS session from the core network device, where the state of the UE relative to the MBS session may include join, activate, leave, deactivate, suspend, and switch from the first communication system At least one of joining to the second communication system, switching from the second communication system to the first communication system and leaving; further, the AS may determine the status of the MBS session according to the status of the UE relative to the MBS session. For example, when all UEs leave the MBS session, the AS determines that the MBS session enters a deactivated state.
- the AS may acquire the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session from the core network device, where the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session may include a connected state, an idle state, and a deactivated state.
- step 1711 the AS determines to initiate the process of activating the MBS session according to the state of the MBS session and/or the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session.
- the AS may determine to initiate an MBS session activation procedure.
- the second threshold and the third threshold may be integers greater than 0.
- the AS always executes the process of activating the MBS session when it determines to send service data, regardless of whether the MBS session may be in the active state or deactivated at this time. active state.
- the above technical solution can ensure that the MBS session is in the active state (or it can also be described as ensuring that the UE that has joined the MBS session is in the connected state) before the AS sends service data, which helps to reduce the probability of packet loss.
- FIG. 18 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1800 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1800 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the session activation request message may correspond to the seventh information above.
- the preconditions for performing method 1800 are: the MBS session has been successfully established, and the UE has successfully joined the MBS session, there is no data to send in the current MBS session, and the MBS session may be in an activated state or a deactivated state.
- the UE may be a terminal used by a user in an application layer service or a terminal used by an affiliated user in a group. Specifically, it can be understood that a user in an application layer service logs in or uses an application layer client on a terminal. The terminal program obtains the application layer business.
- Method 1800 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1801 the AS determines that service data needs to be sent.
- the AS receives uplink data from users in the group, and the intended recipient of the uplink data is the users in the group, and the AS needs to send the data to the users in the group.
- the uplink data may be media data, such as speech, audio, video, SMS, or file.
- the AS receives a media transmission right request message (such as a floor request message or a transmit media request message, etc.) sent by a group user, and the right request message is used for Request allows the requester to send data.
- a media transmission right request message such as a floor request message or a transmit media request message, etc.
- the AS needs to send a notification message to the users in the group.
- the service data is the notification message, which is used to notify the user that the group or group communication is bound to the MBS session.
- the notification message may be a MapGroupToMBSsession message.
- the AS needs to send a media sending right notification message to the user in the group, which is used to notify the user that the media sending right has been granted to other users.
- the notification message can be floor taken (floor taken) ) message, or Media transmission notification, etc., at this time, the service data is the notification message of the media transmission right.
- Step 1802 the AS obtains the state of the MBS session and/or the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session.
- the AS may acquire the state of the MBS session from the core network device, where the state of the MBS session may include an activated state and a deactivated state.
- the AS may obtain the state of the UE relative to the MBS session from the core network device, where the state of the UE relative to the MBS session may include join, activate, leave, deactivate, suspend, and switch from the first communication system At least one of joining to the second communication system, switching from the second communication system to the first communication system and leaving; further, the AS may determine the status of the MBS session according to the status of the UE relative to the MBS session. For example, when all UEs leave the MBS session, the AS determines that the MBS session enters a deactivated state.
- the AS may acquire the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session from the core network device, where the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session may include a connected state, an idle state, and a deactivated state.
- step 1803 the AS determines to initiate the process of activating the MBS session according to the state of the MBS session and/or the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session.
- the AS may determine to initiate the MBS session activation process.
- the second threshold and the third threshold may be integers greater than 0.
- steps 1802-1803 are optional steps. If the method 1800 does not include steps 1802 and 1803, it can be understood that the AS always executes the process of activating the MBS session when it determines to send service data, regardless of the MBS session at this time. A session can be active or deactivated.
- Step 1804 the AS sends a session activation request message to the MB-SMF.
- the session activation request message is used to request to activate the MBS session.
- the session activation request message may include the identifier of the MBS session (such as TMGI).
- the session activation request message may be sent to the MB-SMF through the NEF/MBSF.
- Step 1805 after receiving the session activation request message, the MB-SMF can start the session activation process.
- a possible implementation manner may be to execute the session activation process in protocol 23.247.
- the MB-SMF may determine that the MBS session is in the deactivated state, and/or the number of UEs that have joined the MBS session and are in the idle state and/or deactivated reaches the second threshold or have joined the MBS session And when the number of UEs in the connected state is less than the third threshold, a session activation process is started. When the MB-SMF determines that the MBS session is in an active state, the MB-SMF directly returns a response to the session activation request to the AS.
- the AS determines that there are many ways in which service data can be sent through the MBS session, which is not limited in this application. Where the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session, it can be understood that the AS determines to start or immediately send data through the MBS session. Several of these methods are described below.
- Step 1806 MB-SMF sends a session activation response message to AS.
- the session activation response message may be used to indicate that the MBS session activation is successful.
- the MB-SMF sends the session activation response message after the session activation procedure is completed (that is, the MBS session is activated successfully).
- the users who have joined the MBS session UEs that have successfully joined the MBS session and have not yet left the session
- this message can implicitly indicate that the users who have joined the MBS session enter the connection state After receiving the message, or the AS can judge that the user who has joined in the MBS session enters the connected state.
- the session activation response message may be used to instruct the core network device to accept the request for activating the MBS session.
- the MB-SMF sends the session activation response message after receiving the session activation request message from the AS, or after the MB-SMF starts to execute the session activation procedure.
- the message may indicate that the MBS session has entered the active state, or the user that has joined the MBS session (UE that has successfully joined the MBS session and has not left the MBS session) has entered the connected state.
- the AS After receiving the session activation response message, the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session.
- Step 1807 the AS determines that the first timer expires.
- the first timer may be started after the AS sends the session activation request message.
- the timing duration of the first timer may be dynamically specified by the AS, or may be a duration value preconfigured in the AS. Generally, the duration can be determined according to the core network paging (paging) terminal and the time (T1) for the terminal to successfully complete a service request (service request), for example, the timing duration of the first timer is slightly longer than the above-mentioned time (T1).
- the AS after sending the session activation request message, the AS considers that the user who has joined the MBS session has entered the connected state after waiting for a period of time (time length of the first timer), so that service data can be sent through the MBS session.
- the AS requests or subscribes to the core network device for the status of the MBS session and/or the connection status of the UE that has joined the MBS session.
- the core network device For specific implementation, refer to the mode of obtaining the first information in FIG. 6 to FIG. 16 .
- a user-related terminal may refer to a terminal belonging to the user, or a terminal used by the user or logging in an account, through which the user accesses a service and receives service data.
- the AS determines that the service data can be sent through the MBS session, and then step 1808 can be performed.
- Step 1808 AS sends service data to MB-UPF.
- the AS sends service data to the UE through the MBS session when at least one of the following conditions is met: a session activation response message is received, the first timer expires, and a notification that the MBS session becomes active is received .
- Step 1809 MB-UPF sends service data to UE through RAN.
- MB-UPF can send service data through PTP or PTM.
- Step 1810 MB-UPF sends service data to UE through UPF and RAN.
- the MB-UPF can send service data to the UPF serving unicast, and then the UPF serving unicast sends service data to the UE through a unicast PDU session.
- MB-UPF can send service data to one or more UEs served by MB-UPF.
- the service data can be sent to the UE through step 1809.
- the service data can be sent to the UE through step 1810.
- the above technical solution can ensure that the MBS session is in the active state (or it can also be described as ensuring that the UE that has joined the MBS session is in the connected state) before the AS sends service data, which helps to reduce the probability of packet loss.
- FIG. 19 is a schematic flowchart of a method 1900 for transmitting service data provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- the method 1900 can be applied to the system architecture shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 .
- the first data may correspond to the seventh information above
- the second notification message may correspond to the eighth information above.
- Preconditions for performing method 1900 are: the MBS session has been successfully established, and the UE has successfully joined the MBS session, there is no data to send in the current MBS session, and the MBS session may be in an activated state or a deactivated state.
- the UE may be a terminal used by a user in an application layer service or a terminal used by an associated (affiliated) user in a group. Specifically, it can be understood that a user in an application layer service logs in or uses an application layer client on a terminal. The terminal program obtains the application layer business.
- Method 1900 includes at least some of the following.
- step 1901 the AS determines that service data needs to be sent.
- Step 1902 the AS obtains the status of the MBS session and/or the connection status of the UE that has joined the MBS session.
- step 1903 the AS determines to initiate the process of activating the MBS session according to the state of the MBS session and/or the connection state of the UE that has joined the MBS session.
- steps 1901-1903 For detailed descriptions of steps 1901-1903, reference may be made to steps 1801-1803, which will not be repeated here.
- Step 1904 the AS sends the first data to the MB-UPF.
- the first data may also be called MBS session activation data or MBS session activation information.
- the first data may be user plane data
- the user plane data may be data generated by an application server and sent to a terminal or client through an application layer protocol.
- the user plane data may be at least one copy of the service data, and the copy of the service data is the same as the service data.
- the user plane data may be a subset of the service data, that is, the seventh information may be a part of the service data, for example, one or several data packets in the service data.
- the user plane data may be control plane signaling information related to service data, for example, application layer user plane control signaling.
- the user plane data is redundant data or the like.
- the control plane signaling information related to service data may include specific user plane control signaling, such as application paging messages, report request messages), or redundant information notifications, etc. For more detailed descriptions, please refer to the above table 2.
- the terminal side may not need to perceive that the first data is for activating the MBS session.
- Step 1905 after receiving the first data, the MB-UPF sends a first notification message to the MB-SMF.
- the first notification message is used to notify the MB-SMF to execute the MBS session activation process.
- Step 1906 after receiving the first notification message, the MB-SMF may start the session activation process.
- a possible implementation manner may be to execute the session activation process in protocol 23.247.
- the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session in many ways, which are not limited in this application.
- the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session
- the AS determines to start or immediately send data through the MBS session.
- Step 1907 MB-SMF sends a session activation response message to AS.
- the session activation response message may be used to indicate that the MBS session activation is successful.
- the MB-SMF sends the session activation response message after the session activation procedure is completed (that is, the MBS session is successfully activated).
- the users who have joined the MBS session UEs that have successfully joined the MBS session and have not yet left the session
- this message can implicitly indicate that the users who have joined the MBS session enter the connection state After receiving the message, or the AS can judge that the user who has joined in the MBS session enters the connected state.
- the session activation response message may be used to instruct the core network device to accept the request for activating the MBS session.
- the MB-SMF sends the session activation response message after receiving the session activation request message from the AS, or after the MB-SMF starts to execute the session activation process.
- the message may indicate that the MBS session has entered the active state, or the user that has joined the MBS session (UE that has successfully joined the MBS session and has not left the MBS session) has entered the connected state.
- the AS After receiving the session activation response message, the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session.
- Step 1908 the AS determines that the first timer expires.
- the first timer may be started after the AS sends the session activation request message.
- the timing duration of the first timer may be dynamically specified by the AS, or may be a duration value preconfigured in the AS. Generally, the duration can be determined according to the core network paging (paging) terminal and the time (T1) for the terminal to successfully complete a service request (service request), for example, the timing duration of the first timer is slightly longer than the above-mentioned time (T1).
- the AS after sending the session activation request message, the AS considers that the user who has joined the MBS session has entered the connected state after waiting for a period of time (time length of the first timer), so that service data can be sent through the MBS session.
- Step 1909 the MB-UPF sends the first data to the UE through the RAN.
- the description of the first data can be referred to above, and will not be repeated here.
- Step 1910 the MB-UPF sends the first data to the UE through the service unicast UPF and RAN.
- the MB-UPF can send the first data to one or more UEs served by the MB-UPF.
- the first data can be sent to the UE through step 1909.
- the RAN where the UE is located does not Multicast is supported, and step 1910 may be used to send the first data to the UE.
- Step 1911 the terminal processes the first data.
- the terminal may choose to discard it directly; or, the terminal may only process the copy, and may not process the first data after receiving the first data again later.
- step 1911 is the processing on the terminal side, and has no influence on whether the MBS session is activated or not.
- Step 1912 after receiving the first data, the UE may send a third notification message to the AS.
- the second notification message is used for responding or confirming the first data, and further notifying that the first data is received successfully.
- Step 1913 the AS determines to transmit service data through the MBS according to the received second notification message.
- the AS may count the received second notification messages, and determine whether the users reporting the second notification messages reach a first threshold, where the first threshold may be an integer greater than 0. If the number of users reporting the second notification message reaches the first threshold, the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session. For example, if all UEs that have joined the MBS session feed back the second notification message, the AS determines that service data can be sent through the MBS session. . If the number of users reporting the second notification message does not reach the first threshold, the AS determines that the service data cannot be sent through the MBS session.
- the AS determines that the service data can be sent through the MBS session, if at least one of the specific users required by the service does not feed back the eighth information, then The AS determines that service data cannot be sent through the MBS session yet.
- the AS requests or subscribes to the core network device for the status of the MBS session and/or the connection status of UEs that have joined the MBS session.
- the core network device For specific implementations, refer to the methods for obtaining the first information in FIG. 6 to FIG. 16 .
- a user-related terminal may refer to a terminal belonging to the user, or a terminal used by the user or logging in an account, through which the user accesses a service and receives service data.
- step 1914 the AS determines that the service data can be sent through the MBS session through the above manner, and then step 1914 can be performed.
- Step 1914 AS sends service data to MB-UPF.
- the AS sends service data to the UE through the MBS session when at least one of the following conditions is met: a session activation response message is received, the first timer expires, and a notification that the MBS session becomes active is received , and the users reporting the second notification message reach the first threshold.
- Step 1915 MB-UPF sends service data to UE through RAN.
- MB-UPF can send service data through PTP or PTM.
- Step 1916 MB-UPF sends service data to UE through UPF and RAN.
- the MB-UPF can send service data to the UPF serving unicast, and then the UPF serving unicast sends service data to the UE through a unicast PDU session.
- MB-UPF can send service data to one or more UEs served by MB-UPF.
- the RAN where the UE is located supports multicast, it can send service data to the UE through step 1915.
- the RAN where the UE is located does not support multicast, it can Through step 1916, the service data is sent to the UE.
- the above technical solution can ensure that the MBS session is in the active state (or it can also be described as ensuring that the UE that has joined the MBS session is in the connected state) before the AS sends service data, which helps to reduce the probability of packet loss.
- the communication device includes hardware structures and/or software modules corresponding to each function.
- the present application can be implemented in the form of hardware or a combination of hardware and computer software with reference to the units and method steps of each example described in the embodiments disclosed in the present application. Whether a certain function is executed by hardware or computer software drives the hardware depends on the specific application scenario and design constraints of the technical solution.
- FIG. 20 and FIG. 21 are schematic structural diagrams of possible communication devices provided by the embodiments of the present application. These communication devices can be used to implement the functions of the application server, terminal, or core network device in the above method embodiments, and thus can also realize the beneficial effects of the above method embodiments.
- a communication device 1700 includes a processing unit 1710 and a transceiver unit 1720 .
- the transceiver unit 1720 is configured to obtain first information of a multicast broadcast service session; the transceiver unit 1720 is further configured to send service data through the multicast broadcast service session according to the first information .
- the first information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection status of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal activated the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal having left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivating the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal suspending the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal switching from the first communication system to the second communication system
- the system has joined the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the multicast broadcast service session The session transitions to the active state.
- the processing unit 1710 is configured to determine, according to the first information, that the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session reaches a preset value, that a specific terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, or The multicast broadcast service session changes to an active state; the transceiver unit 1720 is configured to send the service data through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the transceiver unit 1720 is further configured to stop sending the data of the multicast broadcast service to the first terminal in a unicast manner; or, If the second terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session and the second terminal is in an idle state, the transceiver unit 1720 is further configured to send the multicast broadcast service to the second terminal in a unicast manner The data.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to obtain second information of the multicast broadcast service session; according to the second information, stop sending data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the second information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection status of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal activated the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal having left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivating the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal suspending the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal switching from the first communication system to the second communication system
- the system has joined the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the last terminal of the service Having left the multicast broadcast service session, the multicast broadcast service session transitions to a deactivated state.
- the processing unit 1710 is further configured to determine, according to the second information, that the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session has not reached a preset value, or that a specific terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session , the last terminal of the service has left the multicast broadcast service session, or the multicast broadcast service session has changed to a deactivated state; the transceiver unit 1720 is configured to stop sending all business data.
- the processing unit 1710 is further configured to: determine that the data of the service will be sent; the transceiver unit 1720 is further configured to send the seventh information, the seventh information is used to activate the multicast broadcast service session.
- the transceiver unit 1720 is further configured to: obtain the state of the multicast broadcast service session and/or the connection of the terminal that has joined the multicast broadcast service session state; the processing unit 1710 is further configured to: determine to initiate the process of activating the multicast broadcast service session when at least one of the following conditions is met: the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state; The number of terminals in the multicast broadcast service session and in the idle state and/or in the deactivated state reaches the second threshold; and the number of terminals in the connected state that have joined the multicast broadcast service session is smaller than the third threshold.
- the processing unit 1710 is further configured to: determine that the data of the service will be sent; the transceiver unit 1710 is specifically configured to: according to the first information determining that the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state, and/or the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session and are in an idle state and/or are deactivated reaches a second threshold, and/or have joined the multicast broadcast service session The multicast broadcast service session and the number of terminals in the connected state are less than the third threshold; the transceiver unit 1720 is specifically configured to: send seventh information to the core network device, and the seventh information is used to activate the multicast broadcast A service session; the transceiving unit 1720 is specifically further configured to: when a trigger condition is met, send the data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session.
- the core network device is a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, and the seventh information is a session activation request message; or, the core network device is a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session user plane function, the seventh information is user plane data.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of the service data; or, the user plane data is a subset of the service data; or, the user plane data is a copy of the service data
- the control plane signaling information related to the data; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- the trigger condition includes at least one of the following: receiving a session activation response message from a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, where the session activation response message is used to indicate that the multicast The broadcast service session is successfully activated or the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session accepts the request for activating the multicast broadcast service session; a notification message is received from the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session , the notification message is used to notify that the multicast broadcast service session becomes active; the first timer expires, and the first timer starts after the application server sends the seventh information; and, receiving The quantity of received eighth information reaches a first threshold, the eighth information is from the terminal and is used to indicate that the terminal successfully receives the seventh information, and the seventh information is user plane data.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is specifically configured to receive the first information from a core network device.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to request or subscribe to the first information from the core network device.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is specifically configured to send a first request message or a subscription message to the core network device, the first request message is used to request the first information, and the subscription message is used to subscribe The first information, wherein the first request message or the subscription message includes the identifier of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the first request message or the subscription message further includes an identifier of at least one terminal and/or an identifier of a group corresponding to the multicast broadcast service session.
- the core network device is UDM, SMF serving multicast, SMF serving unicast, or AMF.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is specifically configured to receive the first information from at least one terminal, and the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to send a first message to a terminal of the service, where the first message is used to trigger reporting of the first information.
- the type or name of the first message is used to indicate that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast; or, the first message includes fourth information, and the fourth information is used to indicate that the multicast broadcast service session is multicast; The type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast.
- the first message carries the fourth information through the format or type of the session identifier of the multicast broadcast service, or a session type parameter.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to send fifth information to the terminal of the service, where the fifth information includes the joining mode of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the fifth information further includes priorities of the at least two joining modes.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to obtain sixth information, the sixth information including the joining mode supported by the terminal of the service; the processing unit 1710 is further configured to obtain the sixth information according to the join mode, determine the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: user plane mode, control plane mode, and user plane and control plane mode.
- the processing unit 1710 is configured to: determine the data of the service to be sent; the application server sends seventh information to the core network device, and the seventh information is used to activate the multicast broadcast service session;
- the unit 1720 is configured to: send the data of the service through the multicast broadcast service session when the trigger condition is met.
- the core network device is a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, and the seventh information is a session activation request message; or, the core network device is a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session user plane function, the seventh information is user plane data.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of the service data; or, the user plane data is a subset of the service data; or, the user plane data is a copy of the service data
- the control plane signaling information related to the data; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- the trigger condition includes at least one of the following: receiving a session activation response message from a session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session, where the session activation response message is used to indicate that the multicast The broadcast service session is successfully activated or the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session accepts the request for activating the multicast broadcast service session; receiving a message from the session management function serving the multicast broadcast service session a notification message, the notification message is used to notify that the multicast broadcast service session becomes active; a first timer expires, and the first timer is started after the application server sends the seventh information; and , the number of received eighth information reaches a first threshold, where the eighth information is from a terminal and is used to indicate that the terminal successfully receives the seventh information, where the seventh information is user plane data.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to: acquire the status of the multicast broadcast service session and/or the connection status of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session; the processing unit 1710 is further configured to: Determine to initiate the process of activating the multicast broadcast service session when at least one of the following conditions is met: the multicast broadcast service session is in a deactivated state; has joined the multicast broadcast service session and is in an idle state and/or Or the number of deactivated terminals reaches the second threshold; and, the number of terminals that have joined the multicast broadcast service session and are in the connected state is smaller than the third threshold.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is configured to acquire first information of a multicast broadcast service session; the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to send the first information to an application server.
- the first information includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal has activated the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal has left the multicast broadcast service session.
- a broadcast service session the terminal has deactivated the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal has suspended the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal has switched from the first communication system to the second communication system and joined At least one of the multicast broadcast service sessions, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to receive a first message from the application server, the first message is used to trigger reporting of the first information; the transceiving unit 1720 is specifically configured to A message to send the first information to the application server.
- the first message includes a condition that triggers reporting of the first information.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to receive third information from the application server, where the third information is used to indicate that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast; the processing unit 1710 according to The third information determines that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast.
- the processing unit 1710 is specifically configured to determine that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast according to the type or name of the first message, or the fourth information included in the first message, The fourth information is used to indicate that the type of the multicast broadcast service session is multicast.
- the first message carries the fourth information through the format or type of the session identifier of the multicast broadcast service, or a session type parameter.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to receive fifth information from the application server, where the fifth information includes the joining mode for the terminal to join the multicast broadcast service session; the processing unit 1710 specifically It is used for joining the multicast broadcast service session according to the fifth information.
- the fifth information further includes priorities of the at least two joining modes.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to send sixth information to the application server, where the sixth information includes the joining mode supported by the terminal.
- the join mode of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: user plane mode, control plane mode, and user plane and control plane mode.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to: receive seventh information from the application server, where the seventh information is user plane data; send eighth information to the application server, where the eighth information is used for Indicates that the seventh information is successfully received.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of service data; or, the user plane data is a subset of service data; or, the user plane data is a control plane related to service data signaling information; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- processing unit 1710 is further configured to: discard the seventh information.
- the transceiver unit 1720 is configured to: receive seventh information from the application server, the seventh information is user plane data; send eighth information to the application server, the eighth information is used to indicate The seventh information is successfully received.
- the user plane data is at least one copy of service data; or, the user plane data is a subset of service data; or, the user plane data is a control plane related to service data signaling information; or, the user plane data is redundant data.
- the processing unit 1710 is configured to: discard the seventh information.
- the communication device 1700 When the communication device 1700 is used to realize the functions of the core network equipment in the method embodiment:
- the transceiving unit 1720 is configured to obtain first information of a multicast broadcast service session
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to send the first information to an application server.
- the first information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection state of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal activated the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal having left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivating the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal suspending the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal switching from the first communication system to the second communication system
- the system has joined the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the multicast broadcast service session The session transitions to the active state.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to acquire second information of the multicast broadcast service session; and send the second information to the application server.
- the second information includes at least one of the following: information about at least one terminal for the multicast broadcast service session, status or associated events of the multicast broadcast service session, and The connection status of the terminals of the service session, wherein the at least one terminal is provided with the service by the application server.
- the terminal's information about the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: the terminal has joined the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal activated the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal having left the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal deactivating the multicast broadcast service session, the terminal suspending the multicast broadcast service session, and the terminal switching from the first communication system to the second communication system
- the system has joined the multicast broadcast service session, wherein the first communication system does not support multicast, and the second communication system supports multicast.
- the state or associated event of the multicast broadcast service session includes at least one of the following: a terminal joins the multicast broadcast service session, a terminal leaves the multicast broadcast service session, and the last terminal of the service Having left the multicast broadcast service session, the multicast broadcast service session transitions to a deactivated state.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is further configured to receive a first request message or a subscription message from the application server, the first request message is used to request the first information, and the subscription message is used to subscribe The first information, wherein the first request message or the subscription message includes the identifier of the multicast broadcast service session.
- the first request message or the subscription message further includes an identifier of at least one terminal and/or an identifier of a group corresponding to the multicast broadcast service session.
- the core network device is UDM, SMF serving multicast, SMF serving unicast, or AMF.
- the transceiving unit 1720 is specifically configured to acquire the first information from an SMF or AMF serving unicast.
- processing unit 1710 and the transceiver unit 1720 can be directly obtained by referring to related descriptions in the method embodiments, and details are not repeated here.
- the communication device 1800 includes a processor 1810 and an interface circuit 1820 .
- the processor 1810 and the interface circuit 1820 are coupled to each other.
- the interface circuit 1820 may be a transceiver or an input-output interface.
- the communication device 1800 may further include a memory 1830 for storing instructions executed by the processor 1810 or storing input data required by the processor 1810 to execute the instructions or storing data generated by the processor 1810 after executing the instructions.
- the processor 1810 is used to implement the functions of the above-mentioned processing unit 1710
- the interface circuit 1820 is used to implement the functions of the above-mentioned transceiver unit 1720 .
- this chip implements the function of the application server in the above-mentioned method embodiment.
- the chip receives information from other modules in the application server (such as radio frequency modules or antennas), and the information is sent to the application server by other devices; or, the chip sends information to other modules in the application server (such as radio frequency modules or antennas) , which is information sent by the application server to other devices.
- the chip When the aforementioned communication device is a chip applied to a terminal, the chip implements the functions of the terminal in the aforementioned method embodiment.
- the chip receives information from other modules in the terminal (such as radio frequency modules or antennas), and the information is sent to the terminal by other devices; or, the chip sends information to other modules in the terminal (such as radio frequency modules or antennas), and the information It is sent by the terminal to other devices.
- the chip When the above communication device is a chip applied to core network equipment, the chip implements the functions of the core network equipment in the above method embodiments.
- the chip receives information from other modules (such as radio frequency modules or antennas) in the core network equipment, and the information is sent to the core network equipment by other devices; or, the chip sends information to other modules (such as radio frequency modules or antennas) in the core network equipment. ) to send information, which is sent by the core network equipment to other devices.
- processor in the embodiments of the present application may be a central processing unit (central processing unit, CPU), and may also be other general processors, digital signal processors (digital signal processor, DSP), application specific integrated circuits (application specific integrated circuit, ASIC), field programmable gate array (field programmable gate array, FPGA) or other programmable logic devices, transistor logic devices, hardware components or any combination thereof.
- CPU central processing unit
- DSP digital signal processor
- ASIC application specific integrated circuit
- FPGA field programmable gate array
- a general-purpose processor can be a microprocessor, or any conventional processor.
- the method steps in the embodiments of the present application may be implemented by means of hardware, or may be implemented by means of a processor executing software instructions.
- Software instructions can be composed of corresponding software modules, and software modules can be stored in random access memory, flash memory, read-only memory, programmable read-only memory, erasable programmable read-only memory, electrically erasable programmable read-only Memory, registers, hard disk, removable hard disk, CD-ROM or any other form of storage medium known in the art.
- An exemplary storage medium is coupled to the processor such the processor can read information from, and write information to, the storage medium.
- the storage medium may also be a component of the processor.
- the processor and storage medium can be located in the ASIC.
- the ASIC can be located in the application server, terminal or core network equipment.
- the processor and the storage medium may also exist in the application server, the terminal or the core network device as discrete components.
- all or part of them may be implemented by software, hardware, firmware or any combination thereof.
- software When implemented using software, it may be implemented in whole or in part in the form of a computer program product.
- the computer program product comprises one or more computer programs or instructions. When the computer program or instructions are loaded and executed on the computer, the processes or functions described in the embodiments of the present application are executed in whole or in part.
- the computer may be a general purpose computer, a special purpose computer, a computer network, network equipment, user equipment, or other programmable devices.
- the computer program or instructions may be stored in or transmitted from one computer-readable storage medium to another computer-readable storage medium, for example, the computer program or instructions may be downloaded from a website, computer, A server or data center transmits to another website site, computer, server or data center by wired or wireless means.
- the computer-readable storage medium may be any available medium that can be accessed by a computer, or a data storage device such as a server or a data center integrating one or more available media.
- the available medium may be a magnetic medium, such as a floppy disk, a hard disk, or a magnetic tape; it may also be an optical medium, such as a digital video disk; and it may also be a semiconductor medium, such as a solid state disk.
- “at least one” means one or more, and “multiple” means two or more.
- “And/or” describes the association relationship of associated objects, indicating that there may be three types of relationships, for example, A and/or B, which can mean: A exists alone, A and B exist simultaneously, and B exists alone, where A, B can be singular or plural.
- the character “/” generally indicates that the contextual objects are an “or” relationship; in the formulas of this application, the character “/” indicates that the contextual objects are a "division” Relationship.
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- 一种传输业务数据的方法,其特征在于,包括:应用服务器获取多播广播业务会话的第一信息;所述应用服务器根据所述第一信息,通过所述多播广播业务会话发送业务的数据。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一信息包括以下至少一种:至少一个终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的信息、所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件、和已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的连接状态,其中,所述至少一个终端由所述应用服务器提供所述业务。
- 根据权利要求2所述的方法,其特征在于,所述终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的信息包括以下至少一个:所述终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端去激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端挂起所述多播广播业务会话、和所述终端从第一通信系统切换至第二通信系统并已加入所述多播广播业务会话,其中第一通信系统不支持多播,所述第二通信系统支持多播。
- 根据权利要求2或3所述的方法,其特征在于,所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件包括以下至少一个:有终端加入所述多播广播业务会话、有终端离开所述多播广播业务会话、和所述多播广播业务会话转变为激活状态。
- 根据权利要求1至4中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述应用服务器根据所述第一信息,通过所述多播广播业务会话发送业务的数据,包括:所述应用服务器根据所述第一信息,确定已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的数量达到预设值、特定终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话、或所述多播广播业务会话转变为激活状态;所述应用服务器通过所述多播广播业务会话发送所述业务的数据。
- 根据权利要求5所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:若第一终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话,则所述应用服务器停止通过单播方式向所述第一终端发送所述业务的数据;或者,若第二终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话,且所述第二终端处于空闲态,则所述应用服务器通过单播方式向所述第二终端发送所述业务的数据。
- 根据权利要求1至6中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述应用服务器获取所述多播广播业务会话的第二信息;所述应用服务器根据所述第二信息,停止通过所述多播广播业务会话发送所述业务的数据。
- 根据权利要求7所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第二信息包括以下至少一种:至少一个终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的信息、所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件、和已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的连接状态,其中,所述至少一个终端由所述应用服务器提供所述业务。
- 根据权利要求8所述的方法,其特征在于,所述终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的 信息包括以下至少一个:所述终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端去激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端挂起所述多播广播业务会话、和所述终端从第一通信系统切换至第二通信系统并已加入所述多播广播业务会话,其中第一通信系统不支持多播,所述第二通信系统支持多播。
- 根据权利要求8或9所述的方法,其特征在于,所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件包括以下至少一个:有终端加入所述多播广播业务会话、有终端离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述业务的最后一个终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述多播广播业务会话转变为去激活状态。
- 根据权利要求7至10中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述应用服务器根据所述第二信息,停止通过所述多播广播业务会话发送业务的数据,包括:所述应用服务器根据所述第二信息,确定已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的数量未达到预设值、特定终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述业务的最后一个终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、或所述多播广播业务会话转变为去激活状态;所述应用服务器停止通过所述多播广播业务会话发送所述业务的数据。
- 根据权利要求1至11中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述应用服务器获取多播广播业务会话的第一信息之前,所述方法还包括:所述应用服务器确定将发送所述业务的数据;所述应用服务器向核心网设备发送第七信息,所述第七信息用于激活所述多播广播业务会话。
- 根据权利要求12所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述应用服务器向核心网设备发送第七信息之前,所述方法还包括:所述应用服务器获取所述多播广播业务会话的状态和/或已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的连接状态;在满足以下情况中的至少一个时,所述应用服务器确定发起激活所述多播广播业务会话的流程:所述多播广播业务会话处于去激活态;已加入所述多播广播业务会话、且处于空闲态和/或去激活的终端的数量到达第二阈值;以及,已加入所述多播广播业务会话、且处于连接态的终端的数量小于第三阈值。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,在所述应用服务器获取多播广播业务会话的第一信息之前,所述方法还包括:所述应用服务器确定将发送所述业务的数据;所述应用服务器根据所述第一信息,通过所述多播广播业务会话发送业务的数据,包括:所述应用服务器根据所述第一信息,确定所述多播广播业务会话处于去激活态、和/或已加入所述多播广播业务会话且处于空闲态和/或去激活的终端的数量到达第二阈值、和/或已加入所述多播广播业务会话且处于连接态的终端的数量小于第三阈值;所述应用服务器向核心网设备发送第七信息,所述第七信息用于激活所述多播广播业务会话;在满足触发条件时,所述应用服务器通过所述多播广播业务会话发送所述业务的数据。
- 根据权利要求14所述的方法,其特征在于,所述触发条件包括以下中的至少一项:接收到来自服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能的会话激活响应消息,所述会话激活响应消息用于指示所述多播广播业务会话激活成功或所述服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能接受激活所述多播广播业务会话的请求;接收到来自服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能的通知消息,所述通知消息用于通知所述多播广播业务会话变为激活态;第一定时器到期,所述第一定时器在所述应用服务器发送所述第七信息后启动;以及,接收到的第八信息的数量达到第一阈值,所述第八信息来自终端并且用于指示所述终端成功接收所述第七信息,所述第七信息为用户面数据。
- 根据权利要求12至15中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述核心网设备为服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能,所述第七信息为会话激活请求消息;或者,所述核心网设备为服务所述多播广播业务会话的用户面功能,所述第七信息为用户面数据。
- 根据权利要求16所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用户面数据为所述业务的数据的至少一个副本;或者,所述用户面数据为所述业务的数据的一个子集;或者,所述用户面数据为与所述业务的数据相关的控制面信令信息;或者,所述用户面数据为冗余数据。
- 根据权利要求1至17中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述应用服务器获取多播广播业务的第一信息,包括:所述应用服务器接收来自核心网设备的所述第一信息。
- 根据权利要求18所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述应用服务器向所述核心网设备请求或订阅所述第一信息。
- 根据权利要求19所述的方法,其特征在于,所述应用服务器向所述核心网设备请求或订阅所述第一信息,包括:所述应用服务器向所述核心网设备发送第一请求消息或订阅消息,所述第一请求消息用于请求所述第一信息,所述订阅消息用于订阅所述第一信息,其中,所述第一请求消息或所述订阅消息包括所述多播广播业务会话的标识。
- 根据权利要求20所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一请求消息或所述订阅消息还包括至少一个终端的标识和/或与所述多播广播业务会话对应的群组的标识,所述至少一个终端由所述应用服务器提供所述业务。
- 根据权利要求18至21中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述核心网设备为统一数据管理UDM、服务多播的会话管理功能SMF、服务单播的SMF、或接入和移动性管理功能AMF。
- 根据权利要求根据权利要求1至17中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述应用服务器获取多播广播业务的第一信息,包括:所述应用服务器接收来自至少一个终端的所述第一信息,所述至少一个终端由所述应用服务器提供所述业务。
- 根据权利要求23所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述应用服务器向所述业务的终端发送第一消息,所述第一消息用于触发上报所述第一信息。
- 根据权利要求24所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一消息的类型或名称用于指示所述多播广播业务会话的类型为多播;或,所述第一消息包括第四信息,所述第四信息用于指示所述多播广播业务会话的类型为多播。
- 根据权利要求25所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一消息通过多播广播业务会话标识的格式或类型、或会话类型参数携带所述第四信息。
- 一种传输业务数据的方法,其特征在于,包括:终端获取多播广播业务会话的第一信息;所述终端向应用服务器发送所述第一信息。
- 根据权利要求27所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一信息包括以下至少一种:所述终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已去激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已挂起所述多播广播业务会话、和所述终端已从第一通信系统切换至第二通信系统并加入所述多播广播业务会话中的至少一个,其中第一通信系统不支持多播,所述第二通信系统支持多播。
- 根据权利要求根据权利要求27或28所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述终端接收来自所述应用服务器的第一消息,所述第一消息用于触发上报所述第一信息;所述终端向应用服务器发送所述第一信息,包括:所述终端根据所述第一消息向所述应用服务器发送所述第一信息。
- 根据权利要求29所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一消息包括触发上报所述第一信息的条件。
- 根据权利要求29或30所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述终端根据所述第一消息的类型或名称、或所述第一消息包括的第四信息,确定所述多播广播业务会话的类型为多播,所述第四信息用于指示所述多播广播业务会话的类型为多播。
- 根据权利要求31所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一消息通过多播广播业务会话标识的格式或类型、或会话类型参数携带所述第四信息。
- 根据权利要求27至32中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述终端接收来自所述应用服务器的第七信息,所述第七信息为用户面数据;所述终端向所述应用服务器第八信息,所述第八信息用于指示成功接收所述第七信息。
- 根据权利要求33所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用户面数据为业务的数据的至少一个副本;或者,所述用户面数据为业务的数据的一个子集;或者,所述用户面数据为与业务的数据相关的控制面信令信息;或者,所述用户面数据为冗余数据。
- 一种传输业务数据的方法,其特征在于,包括:核心网设备获取多播广播业务会话的第一信息;所述核心网设备向应用服务器发送所述第一信息。
- 根据权利要求35所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一信息包括以下至少一种:至少一个终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的信息、所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件、和已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的连接状态,其中,所述至少一个终端由所述应用服务器提供所述业务。
- 根据权利要求36所述的方法,其特征在于,所述终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的信息包括以下至少一个:所述终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端去激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端挂起所述多播广播业务会话、和所述终端从第一通信系统切换至第二通信系统并已加入所述多播广播业务会话,其中第一通信系统不支持多播,所述第二通信系统支持多播。
- 根据权利要求36或37所述的方法,其特征在于,所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件包括以下至少一个:有终端加入所述多播广播业务会话、有终端离开所述多播广播业务会话、和所述多播广播业务会话转变为激活状态。
- 根据权利要求35至38中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述核心网设备获取所述多播广播业务会话的第二信息;所述核心网设备向所述应用服务器发送所述第二信息。
- 根据权利要求39所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第二信息包括以下至少一种:至少一个终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的信息、所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件、和已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的连接状态,其中,所述至少一个终端由所述应用服务器提供所述业务。
- 根据权利要求40所述的方法,其特征在于,所述终端对于所述多播广播业务会话的信息包括以下至少一个:所述终端已加入所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端去激活所述多播广播业务会话、所述终端挂起所述多播广播业务会话、和所述终端从第一通信系统切换至第二通信系统并已加入所述多播广播业务会话,其中第一通信系统不支持多播,所述第二通信系统支持多播。
- 根据权利要求40或41所述的方法,其特征在于,所述多播广播业务会话的状态或关联事件包括以下至少一个:有终端加入所述多播广播业务会话、有终端离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述业务的最后一个终端已离开所述多播广播业务会话、所述多播广播业务会话转变为去激活状态。
- 根据权利要求35至42中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述核心网设备接收来自所述应用服务器的第一请求消息或订阅消息,所述第一请求消息用于请求所述第一信息,所述订阅消息用于订阅所述第一信息,其中,所述第一请求消息或所述订阅消息包括所述多播广播业务会话的标识。
- 根据权利要求43所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一请求消息或所述订阅消息还包括至少一个终端的标识和/或与所述多播广播业务会话对应的群组的标识,所述至少一 个终端由所述应用服务器提供所述业务。
- 根据权利要求35至44中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述核心网设备为统一数据管理UDM、服务多播的会话管理功能SMF、服务单播的SMF、或接入和移动性管理功能AMF。
- 根据权利要求45所述的方法,其特征在于,当所述核心网设备为UDM或服务多播的SMF时,所述核心网设备获取多播广播业务会话的第一信息,包括:所述核心网设备从服务单播的SMF或AMF获取所述第一信息。
- 一种传输业务数据的方法,其特征在于,包括:应用服务器确定将发送业务的数据;所述应用服务器向核心网设备发送第七信息,所述第七信息用于激活多播广播业务会话;在满足触发条件时,所述应用服务器通过所述多播广播业务会话发送所述业务的数据。
- 根据权利要求48所述的方法,其特征在于,所述核心网设备为服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能,所述第七信息为会话激活请求消息;或者,所述核心网设备为服务所述多播广播业务会话的用户面功能,所述第七信息为用户面数据。
- 根据权利要求48所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用户面数据为所述业务的数据的至少一个副本;或者,所述用户面数据为所述业务的数据的一个子集;或者,所述用户面数据为与所述业务的数据相关的控制面信令信息;或者,所述用户面数据为冗余数据。
- 根据权利要求47至49中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述触发条件包括以下中的至少一项:接收到来自服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能的会话激活响应消息,所述会话激活响应消息用于指示所述多播广播业务会话激活成功或所述服务服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能接受激活所述多播广播业务会话的请求;接收到来自服务所述多播广播业务会话的会话管理功能的通知消息,所述通知消息用于通知所述多播广播业务会话变为激活态;第一定时器到期,所述第一定时器在所述应用服务器发送所述第七信息后启动;以及,接收到的第八信息的数量达到第一阈值,所述第八信息来自终端并且用于指示所述终端成功接收所述第七信息,所述第七信息为用户面数据。
- 根据权利要求47至50中任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述方法还包括:所述应用服务器获取所述多播广播业务会话的状态和/或已加入所述多播广播业务会话的终端的连接状态;在满足以下情况中的至少一个时,所述应用服务器确定发起激活所述多播广播业务会话的流程:所述多播广播业务会话处于去激活态;已加入所述多播广播业务会话、且处于空闲态和/或去激活的终端的数量到达第二阈 值;以及,已加入所述多播广播业务会话、且处于连接态的终端的数量小于第三阈值。
- 一种传输业务数据的方法,其特征在于,包括:终端接收来自应用服务器的第七信息,所述第七信息为用户面数据;所述终端向所述应用服务器第八信息,所述第八信息用于指示成功接收所述第七信息。
- 根据权利要求52所述的方法,其特征在于,所述用户面数据为业务的数据的至少一个副本;或者,所述用户面数据为业务的数据的一个子集;或者,所述用户面数据为与业务的数据相关的控制面信令信息;或者,所述用户面数据为冗余数据。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,包括用于实现如权利要求1至53中任一项所述的方法的单元。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,包括:处理器,用于执行存储器中存储的计算机指令,以使得所述装置执行:如权利要求1至53中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种计算机存储介质,其特征在于,其上存储有计算机程序,所述计算机程序被计算机执行时,以使得实现如权利要求1至53中任一项所述的方法。
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