WO2022268166A1 - 通信系统、方法、装置、第一设备及存储介质 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the communication field, and in particular to a communication system, method, device, first device and storage medium.
- the fifth-generation mobile communication technology has many advantages such as large bandwidth, low latency, high reliability, high connection, ubiquitous network, etc., thereby promoting the rapid development and change of vertical industries, such as smart medical, The rise of smart education and smart agriculture.
- multi-access edge computing (MEC) technology is a general information technology (IT) platform with wireless network information application programming interface (API) interaction capabilities, as well as computing, storage, and analysis functions; relying on MEC
- IT information technology
- API application programming interface
- the technology can pull traditional external applications into the operator's interior, provide users with localized application services, and be closer to users, thereby improving user experience and giving full play to the value of edge networks.
- the combination of 5G and MEC technology can introduce different technology combinations for different industry demand scenarios, such as quality of service (QoS), end-to-end network slicing, network capability exposure, edge cloud, etc., so as to provide customized solutions.
- QoS quality of service
- end-to-end network slicing network capability exposure
- edge cloud etc.
- the solutions for combining 5G and MEC technologies mainly include:
- the user plane function In order to enable low-latency, high-bandwidth, and high-reliability edge applications in vertical industries, the user plane function (UPF) is lowered to the industrial customer campus, close to the MEC edge server (also called the MEC platform (MEP)), through the UPF
- MEC edge server also called the MEC platform (MEP)
- the local distribution technology that is, the uplink filter/IPv6 branch point (UL-CL/IPv6 BP, Uplink Classifier/IPv6 Branching Point) forwards the data to the MEP;
- the application function (AF, Application Function) in the core network is lowered to the MEP side to provide better data flow control strategies (such as coding strategies, QoS strategies, routing strategies, etc.) for applications deployed on the MEP.
- embodiments of the present application provide a communication system, method, device, first device, and storage medium.
- An embodiment of the present application provides a communication system, including: at least one first device, at least one second device, and at least one UPF; wherein,
- Each first device is connected to at least one second device; each first device is connected to at least one UPF;
- the first device is configured to allocate a corresponding second device for the service traffic of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to offload the service traffic of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and provide secure access for applications provided by the second device control function.
- the first device is further configured to perform access authentication on the connected second device.
- system further includes: a third device; wherein,
- the second device is configured to send access authentication information to the first device; receive authentication response information returned by the first device;
- the first device is configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the second device, send the access authentication information to the third device, receive the authentication response information returned by the third device, and send the The second device returns authentication response information;
- the third device is configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the first device, use the access authentication information to perform access authentication on the second device, and return authentication response information to the first device .
- the access authentication information includes the characteristics of the second device.
- the features include at least one of the following:
- IP Internet Protocol
- the first device is further configured to control the second device's access to the network capability.
- the third device is further configured to send the first policy to the first device
- the first device is further configured to receive a first policy sent by the third device, provide a security access control function for an application provided by the second device based on the first policy, and/or, based on the first policy Access to network capabilities by the second device is controlled.
- the system further includes: at least one third-party network; wherein,
- the third-party network is configured to provide network access for the terminal
- the first device is further configured to select a corresponding second device for the terminal, and provide the application provided by the corresponding second device to the terminal through the third-party network.
- the first device is further configured to perform access authentication on the third-party network.
- system further includes: a third device; wherein,
- the third-party network is configured to send access authentication information to the first device; and receive authentication response information returned by the first device;
- the first device is configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the third-party network, send the access authentication information to the third device, receive the authentication response information returned by the third device, and send the The third-party network returns authentication response information;
- the third device is configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the first device, use the access authentication information to perform access authentication on the third-party network, and return authentication response information to the first device .
- the access authentication information includes characteristics of the third-party network.
- the features include at least one of the following:
- the first device is configured to perform data transmission with the third-party network based on a security mechanism after the access authentication is passed.
- the first device is further configured to control the access capability of the third-party network.
- the third device is further configured to send a second policy to the first device
- the first device is further configured to receive a second policy sent by the third device, and control the access capability of the third-party network based on the second policy.
- the second strategy includes one of the following:
- a first access control policy is aimed at a single third-party network
- a second access control strategy is aimed at a type of third-party network
- a third access control policy is aimed at all third-party networks.
- the first device is configured to send first information to the third-party network, where the first information is used to indicate the access capability of the third-party network;
- the third-party network is configured to receive the first information sent by the first device, and use the first information to adjust its own access capability.
- system further includes: at least one fourth device; wherein,
- the fourth device is configured to provide network capability information for the first device.
- the first device is further configured to perform access authentication on the fourth device.
- system further includes: a third device; wherein,
- the fourth device is further configured to send access authentication information to the first device; receive authentication response information returned by the first device;
- the first device is configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the fourth device, send the access authentication information to the third device, receive the authentication response information returned by the third device, and send the The fourth device returns authentication response information;
- the third device is configured to use the access authentication information to perform access authentication on the fourth device, and return authentication response information to the first device.
- the first device is further configured to control the access capability of the fourth device.
- the first device is configured to send second information to the fourth device, where the second information is used to indicate the access capability of the fourth device;
- the fourth device is configured to receive the second information sent by the first device, and use the second information to adjust its access capability.
- the third device is further configured to send a third policy to the first device
- the first device is further configured to receive a third policy sent by the third device, and control the access capability of the fourth device based on the third policy.
- the first device is configured to route and forward the service flow of the terminal through at least one other first device, so that the terminal obtains an application provided by a second device connected to at least one other first device.
- system further includes: a third device configured to control the at least one first device.
- the third device is further configured to authenticate the at least one first device.
- the first device is configured to send authentication information to the third device; and receive authentication response information returned by the third device;
- the third device is configured to receive the authentication information sent by the first device, use the authentication information to authenticate the first device, and return authentication response information to the first device.
- the first device is further configured to monitor network traffic and/or network status; and report at least one of the following information to the third device:
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a communication method applied to the first device, including:
- the method also includes:
- Access to network capabilities by the second device is controlled.
- the access authentication for the connected second device includes:
- the access authentication information includes the characteristics of the second device.
- the features include at least one of the following:
- the method also includes:
- the method also includes:
- a corresponding second device is selected for the terminal accessing the third-party network, and the application provided by the corresponding second device is provided to the terminal through the third-party network.
- the method also includes:
- the access authentication for the third-party network includes:
- the access authentication information includes characteristics of the third-party network.
- the features include at least one of the following:
- data transmission is performed with the third-party network based on a security mechanism.
- the method also includes:
- the method also includes:
- the second strategy includes one of the following:
- a first access control policy is aimed at a single third-party network
- a second access control strategy is aimed at a type of third-party network
- a third access control policy is aimed at all third-party networks.
- the controlling the access capability of the third-party network includes:
- the method also includes:
- the method also includes:
- the controlling the access capability of the fourth device includes:
- the method also includes:
- the performing access authentication on the fourth device includes:
- the method also includes:
- the service flow of the terminal is routed and forwarded through at least one other first device, so that the terminal acquires an application provided by a second device connected to at least one other first device.
- the method also includes:
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a communication device, which is set on the first device, including:
- the processing unit is configured to assign a corresponding second device to the service flow of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to offload the service flow of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and provide a security access control function for the application provided by the second device.
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a first device, including: a processor and a communication interface; wherein,
- the processor is configured to assign a corresponding second device to the service flow of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to offload the service flow of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and provide security access control for the application provided by the second device Function.
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a first device, including: a processor and a memory configured to store a computer program that can run on the processor,
- the processor is configured to execute the steps of any one of the above methods when running the computer program.
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a storage medium on which a computer program is stored, and when the computer program is executed by a processor, the steps of any one of the above methods are implemented.
- the communication system includes: at least one first device, at least one second device, and at least one UPF; wherein, each first device is connected to At least one second device; each first device is connected to at least one UPF; the first device allocates the corresponding second device for the service flow of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to divert the service flow of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and provide security access control functions for applications provided by the second device.
- the first device realizes the service agent of the network capability opening between the UPF and the second device (such as MEP); in this way, the data security of the communication system can be guaranteed, and the network security capability of the communication system can be improved. Thereby improving user experience.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of a system structure combining 5G and MEC technology in related technologies
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a communication system according to an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic flowchart of a communication method in an embodiment of the present application.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a system structure of 5G industry cloud-network integration in an application embodiment of the present application
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the network capability open architecture of the 5G industry cloud-network integration of the application embodiment of the present application;
- FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of the system structure of the 5G industry cloud-network integration in the interface form of the application embodiment
- FIG. 7 is a schematic flow diagram of an application embodiment of the present application to realize the access authentication function and access control function of the industry gateway to the third-party network;
- FIG. 8 is a schematic flow diagram of an application embodiment of the present application to realize the access authentication function and access control function of the third-party network capabilities of the industry gateway;
- FIG. 9 is a schematic flow diagram of an application embodiment of the present application to realize the access authentication function and access control function of an industry gateway to a MEP;
- FIG. 10 is a schematic flow diagram of implementing the MEP-oriented network capability exposure function and the self-service network security management and control function in the application embodiment of the present application;
- FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of a communication device according to an embodiment of the present application.
- Fig. 12 is a schematic structural diagram of the first device according to the embodiment of the present application.
- UPF and MEP are logically separated in function, but they can be deployed in two ways, namely: merged deployment and separate deployment; among them, merged deployment refers to deploying UPF and MEP in the same computer room or even on the same physical device ; Separate deployment refers to deploying UPF and MEP in different equipment rooms.
- the combined deployment method is not suitable for vertical industries (such as smart medical care, smart education, smart agriculture, etc.), because: if UPF and MEP are combined and deployed in the operator's computer room, it violates the requirements of industry customers for their application.
- UPF and MEP should be deployed separately. Specifically, UPF can be deployed in operator computer rooms, and MEP can be deployed in industry customer campus computer rooms. However, in the scenario where UPF and MEP are deployed separately, the data security between UPF and MEP cannot be guaranteed, and there are security risks.
- the architecture shown in Figure 1 does not involve access and data transmission of non-5G networks.
- related technologies do not provide access solutions for non-5G networks when 5G and MEC technologies are combined.
- 5G it also includes fourth-generation mobile communication technology (4G), WiFi, Bluetooth (Bluetooth), Zigbee (Zigbee), narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT), Wireline, etc.
- Terminal data connected to these non-5G networks may not be transmitted to the MEP through the 5G network, making it impossible for the MEP to perform access control, traffic control, and security monitoring on terminal data To ensure the network and data security of MEP, there are security risks.
- the network exposure function of the MEP is realized by connecting the AF on the MEP with the network exposure function (NEF, Network Exposure Function) of the 5G core network (5GC) (English can be expressed as Service Capability Exposure Function, abbreviated as SCEF).
- NEF Network Exposure Function
- 5GC 5G core network
- SCEF Service Capability Exposure Function
- MEP can only obtain network capabilities from 5GC, and the network capabilities that 5GC can provide cannot fully meet and accurately cover the business needs of vertical industries, for example, it cannot provide location information for non-5G network access terminals.
- MEP network capabilities can be obtained from various data sources, including 5GC, radio access network (RAN), and third-party systems, but related technologies lack solutions for unified certification, unified supervision, and unified settlement of network capabilities.
- the data forwarding from the terminal to the local MEP relies on the UL-CL/IPv6 BP technology of UPF, which implements local distribution based on the IP quintuple or prefix of the message.
- UPF UL-CL/IPv6 BP technology
- UPF only supports a protocol data unit (PDU, Protocol Data Unit) session from a terminal to a data network (DN, Data Network), and does not support a connection from a DN to a DN.
- PDU Protocol Data Unit
- DN Data Network
- UPF only supports the data connection between terminals and MEPs, and does not support the interconnection between MEPs.
- a first device (may be referred to as a gateway) is set, and through the first device, a service proxy for network capability opening between the UPF and the second device (such as MEP) is realized; thus , which can guarantee the data security of the communication system, improve the network security capability of the communication system, and thereby improve the user experience.
- a service proxy for network capability opening between the UPF and the second device (such as MEP) is realized; thus , which can guarantee the data security of the communication system, improve the network security capability of the communication system, and thereby improve the user experience.
- the embodiment of the present application provides a communication system, as shown in Figure 2, the system includes: at least one first device 201, at least one second device 202, at least one UPF 203; wherein,
- Each first device 201 is connected to at least one second device 202; each first device 201 is connected to at least one UPF 203;
- the first device 201 is configured to allocate the corresponding second device 202 for the service traffic of the edge network sent by the UPF 203, so as to offload the service traffic of the edge network to the corresponding second device 202, and provide the second device 202 with
- the application provides security access control functions.
- the first device 201 is set between the UPF 203 and the second device 202, and the first device 201 may be called a gateway or an industry gateway.
- the name of a device 201 is not limited, as long as the function of the first device 201 can be realized.
- the second device 202 may be a device in the MEC network, such as a MEP, that is to say, the second device 202 may be called an MEP or an MEC server.
- the second device 202 The name of the device is not limited, as long as the function of the second device 202 can be realized.
- the applications provided by the second device 202 may be understood as application services or application programs.
- the first device 201 allocates the service traffic of the edge network sent by the UPF 203 to the corresponding second device 202, which is the same as the above-mentioned UPF-dependent UL-CL/IPv6 Compared with the BP technology, it can avoid the exposure of the IP address information of the second device 202 on the public network caused by using the UL-CL/IPv6 BP technology for local distribution, thereby improving the network security capability of the communication system; Compared with the solution of setting a dedicated DNN for the MEP, there is no need for a large number of DNN configurations on the core network; moreover, for the scenario where a terminal accesses multiple MEPs, the user does not need to continuously switch the DNN on the terminal, thereby improving user experience.
- the first device 201 needs to perform access authentication on the second device 202 to determine the identity of the second device 202 .
- the first device 201 may also be configured as:
- the second device 202 can actively or passively trigger the access authentication process, and the access authentication process can be implemented by using Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS).
- RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial In User Service
- the second device 202 may interact with the operator's management system through the first device 201 to implement access authentication.
- the system may further include: a third device; wherein,
- the second device 202 may be configured to send access authentication information to the first device 201; receive authentication response information returned by the first device 201;
- the first device 201 may be configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the second device 202, send the access authentication information to the third device, and receive the authentication response information returned by the third device , and returning authentication response information to the second device 202;
- the third device may be configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the first device 201, use the access authentication information to perform access authentication on the second device 202, and report to the second device 202 A device returns authentication response information.
- the third device may be called the operator's management system, for example, specifically, it may be a Business Support System (BSS, Business Support System) or an Operation Support System (OSS, Operation Support System).
- BSS Business Support System
- OSS Operation Support System
- the embodiment of the present application does not limit the name of the third device, as long as the function of the third device is realized.
- the access authentication information may include the characteristics of the second device 202 .
- the features may include at least one of the following:
- IP address segment i.e. IP address range
- each first device 201 may be connected to multiple second devices 202, and the multiple second devices 202 can receive and send network data through the corresponding first device 201; correspondingly, the first The device 201 may perform resource scheduling on the plurality of second devices 202 according to the service priority of each second device 202 in the plurality of connected second devices 202, for example, provide the second device 202 with a high service priority For a higher bandwidth, for another example, when the network is congested, the data of the second device 202 whose source device or destination device has a high service priority is preferentially forwarded.
- the service priority of the second device 202 can be represented by the field "high”, “medium” or “low”; or, the service priority can also be represented by a number, the larger the number, the higher the service priority. high.
- the access authentication information of the second device 202 may also include the user name corresponding to the second device 202 (that is, the user name having the registration authority of the second device 202), the key corresponding to the user name, and the like.
- the authentication response information of the second device 202 may include an authentication result; when the authentication result indicates that the authentication is successful, the authentication response information may also include the identity of the corresponding second device 202; when the authentication result indicates that the authentication has failed In the case of , the authentication response information may also include the reason for the authentication failure.
- the first device 201 is further configured to control access of the second device 202 to network capabilities.
- the first device 201 may provide security access control functions for applications provided by the second device 202 based on locally preset policies, and/or control the second device 202's access to network capabilities based on locally preset policies or, the first device 201 may also obtain from the third device a policy for providing security access control functions for applications provided by the second device 202 and/or controlling access of the second device 202 to network capabilities.
- the third device may also be configured to send the first policy to the first device 201;
- the first device 201 may also be configured to receive the first policy sent by the third device, and provide a security access control function for the application provided by the second device 202 based on the first policy, and/or, Access to network capabilities by the second device 202 is controlled based on the first policy.
- the communication system may also include a third-party network; the first device 201 may also implement a service proxy for network capability opening between the third-party network and the second device 202 .
- system may further include: at least one third-party network; wherein,
- the third-party network may be configured to provide network access for the terminal
- the first device 201 may also be configured to select a corresponding second device 202 for the terminal, and provide the application provided by the corresponding second device 202 to the terminal through the third-party network.
- the third-party network can be understood as a non-5G network, such as 4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, Wireline, etc.
- the terminal may be called user equipment (UE, User Equipment), or may be called a user.
- UE user equipment
- User Equipment User Equipment
- the first device 201 may specifically provide the application provided by the second device 202 with security access control functions for the core network and the third-party network based on the first policy, and/or, based on the first A policy controls access of the second device 202 to network capabilities of the core network and the third-party network.
- the first policy may include the identity of the first device 201, the corresponding identity of the second device 202, the encryption policy of the transmission channel between the first device 201 and the second device 202, the corresponding The network capability type list that the second device 202 is allowed to access, the corresponding network capability API list that the second device 202 is allowed to access, the corresponding maximum number of times the second device 202 calls the network capability API, and the corresponding second device 202 allowed access
- the encryption strategy may include: a virtual private network (VPN, Virtual Private Network) technology for remote access using an Internet Protocol Security (IPSec, Internet Protocol Security) protocol.
- VPN Virtual Private Network
- IPSec Internet Protocol Security
- the first device 201 may perform data transmission with the second device 202 through a first tunnel, and the first tunnel may be an encrypted tunnel implemented by using the IPSec protocol to realize remote access VPN technology.
- the first device 201 when the first device 201 controls the second device 202 to access network capabilities based on the first policy, it may specifically send third information to the corresponding second device 202 based on the first policy , the third information is used to indicate that the corresponding second device 202 has access to network capabilities; correspondingly, the second device 202 may be configured to receive the third information sent by the first device 201, and use the first 3. Information regulates its own access to network capabilities.
- the third information may include the identity of the corresponding second device 202, the list of network capability APIs that the corresponding second device 202 is allowed to access, the list of self-service network security control APIs that the corresponding second device 202 is allowed to access, and the corresponding The second device 202 is connected to the first device 201 such as an on or off indication. It can be understood that, after receiving the third information, the second device 202 may enable or disable the connection with the corresponding first device 201 according to the opening or closing indication of the connection to the first device 201 contained in the third information. .
- the APIs in the network capability API list and the self-service network security management and control API list are open APIs (Open APIs), and the first device 201 can connect to at least one second device through these Open APIs.
- the devices 202 interact to provide resource domain authority control and security access functions for different user categories in each second device 202 (that is, provide security access functions for applications provided by the second device 202), and at the same time realize the user's access to the network, computing Operations at levels such as self-service management of resources.
- the second device 202 can operate the self-service management functions of the connected first device 201 through the Open API, such as network partition authority management, network performance requirements, service routing policies, network slicing templates, location area size and location, Access to functions such as user identification.
- the second device 202 may send corresponding management function information to the first device 201 to realize the self-service management function.
- network partition rights management refers to selecting different network access methods (such as 4G, 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, Wireline, etc.) for different second devices 202, for example, the second device with high priority
- the device 202 only allows the network access method of Wireline, and the second device 202 with a lower priority may allow network access methods such as WiFi and Bluetooth.
- the network performance requirement can be understood as the bandwidth requirement of the second device 202
- the function of the network slice template refers to the agent for the network slice template
- the terminals in which areas to enter; the access user identifier may include a mobile phone number, a user name or an application identification (ID).
- the second device 202 can obtain the network capability open data from the connected first device 201 through the network capability API in the network capability API list, and the obtained network capability open data conforms to the definition of the corresponding network capability API
- the network capability opening data may include: positioning capability tags (such as 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth or Global Positioning System (GPS), etc.), positioning data, access user information, third-party network access list, network slicing capability data, QoS capability data, etc.
- the second device 202 may also obtain network capability open data from the connected first device 201 through the self-service network security control API in the self-service network security control API list, and open the data based on the network capability Send a first instruction to the connected first device 201;
- the first instruction is used to indicate self-service network security management and control, that is, the first instruction indicates corresponding management function information;
- the first instruction complies with the corresponding self-service network security Control API definition
- the first instruction may include network partition authority management, network performance requirements, service routing strategy, network slicing template configuration, positioning area size and location configuration, access user ID configuration (such as mobile phone number, user name or Application ID), etc.
- the first device 201 can perform data transmission with the connected second device 202 through its own first interface; for example, the first device 201 can receive the second device 202, and return authentication response information to the second device 202 through the first interface; as another example, the first interface may bear the services provided by the second device 202 for the user.
- the first device 201 needs to perform access authentication on the third-party network.
- the first device 201 may also be configured to perform access authentication for a third-party network.
- the third-party network may interact with the operator's management system through the first device 201 to implement access authentication.
- the third-party network may be configured to send access authentication information to the first device 201; and receive authentication response information returned by the first device 201;
- the first device 201 may be configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the third-party network, send the access authentication information to the third device, and receive the authentication response information returned by the third device, and returning authentication response information to the third-party network;
- the third device may be configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the first device 201, use the access authentication information to perform access authentication on the third-party network, and send the first Device 201 returns authentication response information.
- the access authentication information may include characteristics of the third-party network.
- the features may include at least one of the following:
- each first device 201 may be connected to multiple third-party networks, and the multiple third-party networks may receive and send network data through the corresponding first device 201 and the corresponding second device 202; correspondingly , the first device 201 may perform resource scheduling on the plurality of connected third-party networks according to the service priority of each third-party network in the plurality of connected third-party networks, for example, a third-party network with a high service priority Provide higher bandwidth. For example, when the network is congested, the data of the third-party network with high business priority is preferentially forwarded.
- the service priority of the third-party network can be represented by the field "high”, “medium” or “low”; or, the service priority can also be represented by a number, the larger the number, the higher the service priority .
- the access authentication information of the third-party network may also include the user name corresponding to the third-party network (that is, the user name with the registration authority of the third-party network), the key corresponding to the user name, and the key used to represent the network type (such as 4G , WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, Wireline, etc.) network identification and other content.
- the authentication response information of the third-party network may include an authentication result; when the authentication result indicates that the authentication is successful, the authentication response information may also include an identity corresponding to the corresponding third-party network; when the authentication result indicates that the authentication failed In some cases, the authentication response information may also include reasons for authentication failure.
- the first device 201 may perform data transmission with the third-party network based on a security mechanism.
- the first device 201 may be configured to perform data transmission with the third-party network based on a security mechanism after the access authentication is passed.
- the first device 201 can also implement functions such as access management, control, operation and maintenance of different networks based on the network identifiers of the connected third-party networks .
- the first device 201 may also be configured to control the access capability of the third-party network.
- the first device 201 can control the access capability of the third-party network based on a locally preset policy; or, the first device 201 can also obtain the Policies for access capabilities of third-party networks.
- the third device may also be configured to send the second policy to the first device 201;
- the first device 201 may also be configured to receive the second policy sent by the third device, and control the access capability of the third-party network based on the second policy.
- the second strategy may include one of the following:
- a first access control policy is aimed at a single third-party network
- a second access control strategy is aimed at a type of third-party network
- a third access control policy is aimed at all third-party networks.
- the first device 201 may control the capability of the corresponding third-party network based on the first access control policy; the first access control policy may include the identity corresponding to the corresponding third-party network, the corresponding first The identity of the device 201, the maximum access bandwidth of the corresponding third-party network, the maximum network traffic of the corresponding third-party network, the longest access time of the corresponding third-party network, the maximum number of access users of the corresponding third-party network, the corresponding third-party Information such as network billing policies, and indications of opening or closing the corresponding third-party network access.
- the first access control policy may include the identity corresponding to the corresponding third-party network, the corresponding first The identity of the device 201, the maximum access bandwidth of the corresponding third-party network, the maximum network traffic of the corresponding third-party network, the longest access time of the corresponding third-party network, the maximum number of access users of the corresponding third-party network, the corresponding third-party Information such as network billing policies, and indications of opening or closing the corresponding third
- the first device 201 may control the capability of a corresponding type of third-party network based on the second access control policy;
- the second access control policy may include a network identifier of a corresponding type of third-party network, The identity of the corresponding first device 201, the maximum access bandwidth of the corresponding type of third-party network, the maximum network traffic of the corresponding type of third-party network, the longest access duration of the corresponding type of third-party network, the corresponding type of third-party Information such as the maximum number of users accessing the network, the charging policy of the corresponding type of third-party network, and the opening or closing indication of the corresponding type of third-party network access.
- the first device 201 may control the capabilities of all third-party networks based on the third access control policy; the third access control policy may include the identity of the corresponding first device 201, the corresponding first The maximum access bandwidth of all third-party networks connected to the device 201, the maximum network traffic of all third-party networks connected to the corresponding first device 201, the longest access duration of all third-party networks connected to the corresponding first device 201, and the corresponding The maximum number of access users of all third-party networks connected to a device 201, the charging policy of all third-party networks connected to the corresponding first device 201, and the opening or closing of all third-party network accesses connected to the corresponding first device 201 instructions and other information.
- the third access control policy may include the identity of the corresponding first device 201, the corresponding first The maximum access bandwidth of all third-party networks connected to the device 201, the maximum network traffic of all third-party networks connected to the corresponding first device 201, the longest access duration of all third-party networks connected to the corresponding first device 201
- the charging policy of the third-party network may include at least one of the following:
- Billing based on third-party network broadband (that is, the maximum bandwidth value); such as billing by bandwidth subscription, billing by bandwidth usage time, and other billing modes;
- Billing based on the traffic of the third-party network that is, the total amount of data actually transmitted by the third-party network
- the QoS billing based on the third-party network may include data transmission rate, delay, jitter, reliability, etc.;
- Billing is based on the number of users connected to the third-party network; for example, billing is based on the maximum number of users accessing the monthly or annual subscription, and billing is based on the actual number of users accessing the network.
- the first device 201 needs to indicate the access capability of the third-party network, so as to be able to control the access capability of the third-party network.
- the first device 201 may be configured to send first information to the third-party network, where the first information is used to indicate the access capability of the third-party network;
- the third-party network may be configured to receive the first information sent by the first device 201, and use the first information to adjust its own access capability.
- the first information may include the identity corresponding to the corresponding third-party network, an indication of enabling or disabling the corresponding third-party network access, a list of network capabilities when the third-party network access is enabled, and the like.
- the network capability list when the third-party network access is enabled may include bandwidth, bandwidth control granularity, number of access users, and the like.
- the first device 201 can perform data transmission with the connected third-party network through its second interface; for example, the first device 201 can receive the data sent by the third-party network through the second interface. access authentication information, and return authentication response information to the third-party network through the second interface; for another example, the first device 201 may send the first device 201 to the third-party network through the second interface a message.
- the first device 201 can perform data transmission with the third-party network through the second tunnel, and the second tunnel can implement secondary encapsulation of access network data to ensure data security, unify protocol analysis and Adaptation and other functions.
- the first device 201 may also obtain network information of various networks (such as 5G networks and/or third-party networks) to provide to required devices, such as sending to MEC Orchestrator (MEO, MEC Orchestrator ) (also may be called MEC Application Orchestrator (MEAO, MEC Application Orchestrator), so that MEO can at least use the network information of the at least one network to orchestrate the applications and available resources on the second device 202.
- MEC Orchestrator MEC Orchestrator
- MEAO MEC Application Orchestrator
- MEC Application Orchestrator MEC Application Orchestrator
- the first device needs to acquire network capability information of various networks (for example, including 5G networks and/or third-party networks).
- various networks for example, including 5G networks and/or third-party networks.
- the system further includes: at least one fourth device; wherein,
- the fourth device is configured to provide the first device 201 with network capability information.
- the fourth device may be called a network capability platform.
- the fourth device may also be called a third-party network capability platform.
- the name of the device is not limited, as long as the function of the fourth device can be realized.
- the fourth device may include network elements of the core network, such as AF; Devices can include management devices for third-party networks.
- the fourth device may also obtain the network capability information of the 5G network from the network device or network element of the core network, and/or obtain the network capability information of the third-party network from the management device of the third-party network, and use the obtained
- the network capability information of at least one network is sent to the first device 201 .
- the first device 201 needs to perform access authentication on the fourth device.
- the first device 201 may also be configured to perform access authentication for the fourth device.
- the fourth device may interact with the operator's management system through the first device 201, so as to implement access authentication.
- the fourth device may also be configured to send access authentication information to the first device 201; receive authentication response information returned by the first device 201;
- the first device 201 may be configured to receive the access authentication information sent by the fourth device, send the access authentication information to the third device, and receive the authentication response information returned by the third device, and returning authentication response information to the fourth device;
- the third device may be configured to use the access authentication information to perform access authentication on the fourth device, and return authentication response information to the first device 201 .
- the access authentication information of the fourth device may include the user name corresponding to the fourth device (that is, the user name with the third-party network capability registration authority), the key corresponding to the user name, and the key used to represent the user name of the fourth device.
- the type of network capability list that the fourth device can provide such as NEF/Policy and Charging Rules Function (PCRF, Policy and Charging Rules Function)/network capability opening function, positioning capability, communication service management function (CSMF, Communication Service Management Function), the network capability identifier of the network slicing capability, etc.
- PCRF Network Engineering Task Force
- CSMF Communication Service Management Function
- the network capability API list that the fourth device can provide and the like.
- the authentication response information of the fourth device may include an authentication result; when the authentication result indicates that the authentication is successful, the authentication response information may also include the identity of the fourth device; In the case where the authentication result represents an authentication failure, the authentication response information may further include an authentication failure reason.
- the first device 201 may control the access capability of the fourth device.
- the first device 201 may also be configured to control the access capability of the fourth device.
- the first device 201 may instruct the third-party network device to adjust its own access capability by sending indication information to the fourth device.
- the first device 201 may be configured to send second information to the fourth device, where the second information is used to indicate the access capability of the fourth device;
- the fourth device may be configured to receive the second information sent by the first device 201, and use the second information to adjust its access capability.
- the second information may include the identity of the fourth device and an indication of enabling or disabling the access of the fourth device.
- the second information may be used to indicate to enable or disable the connection between the fourth device and the first device 201 .
- the first device 201 can perform data transmission with the fourth device through its third interface; for example, the first device 201 can receive the fourth device's transmission through the third interface. access authentication information, and return authentication response information to the fourth device through the third interface; for another example, the first device 201 may send the first device 201 to the fourth device through the third interface Two information.
- the first device 201 can also obtain network capability information (such as maximum bandwidth, bandwidth control granularity, number of access users, etc.) The network capabilities are open.
- the first device 201 may control the access capability of the fourth device based on a locally preset policy; or, the first device 201 may also obtain from the third device the A policy for the access capability of the fourth device.
- the third device may be further configured to send a third policy to the first device
- the first device 201 may also be configured to receive the third policy sent by the third device, and control the access capability of the fourth device based on the third policy.
- the third strategy may include one of the following:
- a fourth access control strategy is aimed at a single fourth device
- a fifth access control strategy is aimed at a type of fourth device
- a sixth access control policy is aimed at all fourth devices.
- the first device 201 may control the access capability of the corresponding fourth device based on the fourth access control policy; the fourth access control policy may include the identity of the corresponding fourth device, the corresponding The identity of a device 201, the maximum number of invocations of the network capability API provided by the corresponding fourth device, the longest access duration of the corresponding fourth device, the charging policy of the corresponding fourth device, and the opening of the corresponding fourth device's access or turn off instructions and other information.
- the first device 201 may control the access capability of the corresponding type of fourth device based on the fifth access control strategy; the fifth control strategy may include the network capability identifier of the corresponding type of fourth device , the identity of the corresponding first device 201, the maximum number of calls of the network capability API provided by the fourth device of the corresponding type, the longest access duration of the fourth device of the corresponding type, the charging policy of the fourth device of the corresponding type, And information such as an indication of opening or closing of the corresponding type of fourth device access.
- the first device 201 may control the access capabilities of all fourth devices connected to the corresponding first device 201 based on the sixth access control policy; the sixth access control policy may include the corresponding first The identity of the device 201, the maximum number of calls of the network capability API provided by all the fourth devices connected to the corresponding first device 201, the longest access duration of all the fourth devices connected to the corresponding first device 201, the corresponding first device 201 Information such as billing policies of all connected fourth devices, indications of opening or closing access of all fourth devices connected to the corresponding first device 201, and the like.
- the charging policy of the fourth device may include at least one of the following:
- Billing based on the actual number of calls of the network capability API provided by the fourth device
- Billing based on the traffic of the fourth device that is, the total amount of data actually transmitted by the network capability provided by the fourth device
- Charging based on the type of network capability list that the fourth device can provide that is, specifying different charging modes and prices for different types of network capability lists;
- Charging based on data sources of network capabilities provided by the fourth device that is, specifying different charging modes and prices for data sources of different network capabilities.
- Step 201 routes and forwards the service flow of the terminal.
- the first device 201 can be configured to route and forward the service flow of the terminal through at least one other first device 201, so that the terminal obtains at least one other first device 201 An application provided by the connected second device 202 .
- the at least two first devices 201 may form a wide area transmission network to realize network interconnection and intercommunication among various campuses/organizations, so as to carry business collaboration between multiple second devices 202 .
- the first device 201 can perform data transmission with at least one other first device 201 through its own fourth interface; the fourth interface can be based on a software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN, Software Defined Wide Area Network ) function is realized.
- SD-WAN Software Defined Wide Area Network
- At least one first device 201 needs to be managed and controlled.
- the third device may also be configured to control the at least one first device 201 .
- the third device needs to authenticate the first device 201 .
- the third device may be further configured to authenticate the at least one first device 201 .
- the first device 201 may be configured to send authentication information to the third device; and receive authentication response information returned by the third device;
- the third device is configured to receive the authentication information sent by the first device 201, use the authentication information to authenticate the first device 201, and return an authentication response to the first device 201 information.
- the authentication information of the first device 201 may include the username corresponding to the first device 201 (that is, the username with the registration authority of the first device 201), the key corresponding to the username, the A list of network types supported by a device 201, a list of network capability types supported by the first device 201, maximum bandwidth capacity supported by the first device 201, bandwidth control granularity supported by the first device 201, etc. content.
- the authentication response information of the first device 201 may include an authentication result; when the authentication result indicates that the authentication is successful, the authentication response information may also include the identity of the first device 201; In the case where the authentication result indicates an authentication failure, the authentication response information may further include an authentication failure reason.
- the first device 201 needs to monitor network traffic and/or network status, and report the monitored information to the third device 201.
- Three devices In actual application, in order for the third device to realize the charging and operation of the communication system, the first device 201 needs to monitor network traffic and/or network status, and report the monitored information to the third device 201. Three devices.
- the first device 201 may also be configured to monitor network traffic and/or network status; and report at least one of the following information to the third device:
- the monitoring information of the network state may include the identity of the first device 201, the statistical time period corresponding to the current network state monitoring, the statistical information of the third-party network state, the statistical information of the fourth device state, Statistical information of the status of the second device 202, billing details, and other content.
- the statistical information of the third-party network status can be understood as monitoring statistical information of the status of each third-party network in all third-party networks connected to the first device 201; the statistical information of the third-party network status can be Including the identity of the third-party network, the network identifier of the third-party network, the throughput rate of the third-party network, the traffic of the third-party network, the access time of the third-party network, etc.
- the statistical information of the status of the fourth device can be understood as the monitoring statistical information of the status of each fourth device among all the fourth devices connected to the first device 201; the statistical information of the status of the fourth device may include the status of the fourth device.
- the statistical information of the state of the second device 202 can be understood as the monitoring statistical information of the state of each second device 202 among all the second devices 202 connected to the first device 201; the statistics of the state of the second device 202
- the information may include the identity of the second device 202, the throughput rate of the second device 202, the traffic of the second device 202, the number of times the second device 202 calls the network capability API, the access duration of the second device 202, and the like.
- the billing details may be calculated and generated according to the billing policy of the third-party network and the billing policy of the fourth device.
- the first device 201 can perform data transmission with the third device through its own fifth interface; for example, the first device 201 can send data to the third device through the fifth interface authentication information, and receive the authentication response information returned by the third device through the fifth interface; for another example, the first device 201 may receive the policy sent by the third device through the fifth interface (that is, the the first strategy, the second strategy, and the third strategy).
- the first device 201 may also report information (that is, network traffic, billing information, network status monitoring information, network capability usage information, second device status) to the third device through the fifth interface. monitoring information, etc.).
- the system may further include a fifth device configured to organize applications and available resources on the second device 202; correspondingly, the first device 201 may acquire each network information of a third-party network, and obtain the network information of the 5G network from the network equipment or network elements (such as AF, UPF, etc.) of the core network, and send the obtained network information of the 5G network or the third-party network to the fifth device.
- the fifth device receives the network information of at least one network (which may include a 5G network and/or a third-party network) sent by the first device 201, and at least uses the network information of the at least one network to program the second Applications and available resources on device 202 .
- the fifth device may be called MEO or MEAO, and the embodiment of the present application does not limit the name of the fifth device, as long as the functions of the fifth device can be realized.
- the first device 201 can obtain network information of a third-party network through the second interface, obtain network information of the 5G network from a network device or network element of the core network through its own sixth interface, and can obtain network information of the 5G network through the sixth interface.
- the seventh interface of its own sends the obtained network information of the 5G network and/or third-party network to the fifth device; after the fifth device receives the network information of at least one network, it can at least use the network information of the at least one network network information, reasonably and effectively arrange the applications and available resources on the second device 202; the reasonable and effective arrangement can be understood as: the fifth device can, based on the network information of the at least one network, Network load balancing is realized when arranging the applications and available resources on the second device 202, for example, when the operating status of the WiFi network is poor, the fifth device can automatically switch the applications running on the WiFi network to those running well running on the 5G network.
- the network information may include network type (i.e. network identifier), network operation status, network tariff information, network operation and maintenance information, etc.;
- the network tariff information may include network charging rules, network Billing details, network shared quota policy, network terminal binding policy, network speed limit policy, network limit policy, etc.;
- the network operation and maintenance information may include network bandwidth limit information, network bandwidth utilization rate , network uplink and/or downlink traffic usage, traffic balance, etc.
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a communication method, which is applied to the first device, as shown in FIG. 3 , the method includes:
- Step 301 Allocate the corresponding second device for the service traffic of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to offload the service traffic of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and provide a security access control function for the application provided by the second device.
- the method may further include:
- Step 302 Perform access authentication on the connected second device.
- the method may also include:
- Access to network capabilities by the second device is controlled.
- the performing access authentication on the connected second device may include:
- the access authentication information may include characteristics of the second device.
- the features may include at least one of the following:
- the method may also include:
- the method may also include:
- a corresponding second device is selected for the terminal accessing the third-party network, and the application provided by the corresponding second device is provided to the terminal through the third-party network.
- the method may also include:
- the performing access authentication on the third-party network may include:
- the access authentication information may include characteristics of the third-party network.
- the features may include at least one of the following:
- the first device may perform data transmission with the third-party network based on a security mechanism.
- the method may also include:
- the method may also include:
- the second strategy may include one of the following:
- a first access control policy is aimed at a single third-party network
- a second access control strategy is aimed at a type of third-party network
- a third access control policy is aimed at all third-party networks.
- controlling the access capability of the third-party network may include:
- the method may also include:
- the method may also include:
- controlling the access capability of the fourth device may include:
- the method may also include:
- the performing access authentication on the fourth device may include:
- the method may also include:
- the service flow of the terminal is routed and forwarded through at least one other first device, so that the terminal obtains an application provided by a second device connected to at least one other first device.
- the method may also include:
- the first device allocates the corresponding second device for the service traffic of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to offload the service traffic of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and assign the service traffic of the edge network to the corresponding second device.
- the application provided by the device provides security access control functions.
- the first device realizes the service agent of the network capability opening between the UPF and the second device (such as MEP); in this way, the data security of the communication system can be guaranteed, and the network security capability of the communication system can be improved. Thereby improving user experience.
- the first device is called an industry gateway (it can be expressed as iGW in English); the second device is called an MEP; the third device is called a BSS or OSS system, or BSS/OSS for short; the fourth device is called a Three-party network capabilities.
- the industry gateway is deployed between UPF and MEP, and has at least one of the following five functions:
- the third generation partnership project (3GPP) mobile network such as 4G, 5G, NB-IoT, etc.
- non-3GPP (non-3GPP) mobile network such as WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, etc.
- fixed networks such as Wireline, optical fiber, Slicing Packet Network (SPN, Slicing Packet Network), Optical Transport Network (OTN, Optical Transport Network), etc.
- SPN Slicing Packet Network
- OTN Optical Transport Network
- This function has the following key properties:
- Multi-standard network access capability that is, the industry gateway supports the access capability of different standard networks such as 3GPP mobile network, non-3GPP mobile network and fixed network.
- Multi-standard network access identification and labeling functions that is, the industry gateway can perform access authentication on networks of different standards, and add network labels (ie, the above-mentioned network identification) to networks of different standards after completing the access authentication , to identify network types corresponding to networks of different standards (such as 3GPP mobile network, non-3GPP mobile network, fixed network, etc.).
- the industry gateway can also implement functions such as access management, control, operation and maintenance of networks of different standards based on the network label.
- Multi-standard network connection establishment and release functions that is, the industry gateway can integrate network labels, unified authentication, and network capabilities (such as bandwidth, bandwidth control granularity, and access user numbers) on the basis of IP protocols in related technologies. etc.) list, network access status (on status (On)/close status (off)) and other information, to establish connections with networks of different standards, and to have the function of releasing network connections of different standards.
- multiple industry gateways can form a wide-area transmission network to realize network interconnection among parks/organizations to carry business collaboration between multiple MEPs.
- This function has the following key properties:
- Intelligent routing function that is, on the basis of technologies such as SD-WAN and Network Function Virtualization Infrastructure solutions (NFVI, Network Function Virtualization Infrastructure), increase the information interaction between the industry gateway and UE, and the information exchanged Including service routing address, service transmission QoS requirements, etc., to realize intelligent service access from UE to different MEC edge clouds.
- the service routing address may include content such as the DNN and the IP address of the destination MEC.
- the MEC entity function is similar to UE-based; that is, through the industry gateway MEC can access the wired network and 5GC through the access and mobility management function (AMF, Access and Mobility Management Function), process management function (SMF, Session Management Function), PCRF
- AMF Access and Mobility Management Function
- SMF Session Management Function
- PCRF PCRF
- the industry gateway can connect to the network capabilities of 5GC, RAN, and third-party networks (ie, non-5G networks, such as 4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, Wireline, etc.), through a unified API (ie, Open API ) is open to MEPs to use, and conducts unified monitoring and settlement of network capacity usage, realizing the access and opening functions of ubiquitous network capabilities.
- a unified API ie, Open API
- This function has the following key properties:
- Multi-type network capability access that is, the industry gateway can support the access of capabilities such as NEF, PCRF, network capability exposure function (SCEF), positioning capability, CSMF, and network slicing.
- capabilities such as NEF, PCRF, network capability exposure function (SCEF), positioning capability, CSMF, and network slicing.
- Multi-type network capability opening that is, the industry gateway can open positioning capability, access user information, multi-standard network access list, network slicing capability, QoS and other capabilities to MEP through Open API.
- the industry gateway can be used as a comprehensive access device for ubiquitous fully connected networks, and can monitor networks of different standards in real time (that is, different types of networks, such as 5G, 4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, Wireline, etc. ) traffic and network usage, realize the billing function and report to BSS/OSS in real time, so as to realize billing and operation strategies based on different dimensions.
- networks of different standards in real time that is, different types of networks, such as 5G, 4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, Wireline, etc.
- This function has the following key properties:
- Multi-dimensional traffic and network monitoring that is, the industry gateway can support separate traffic statistics and network monitoring for networks of different standards, and report to OSS through signaling that integrates network labels, traffic data, and network status;
- Multi-dimensional billing dimension that is, the industry gateway can support billing based on different types of network traffic, multi-type network capability call times or scheduling duration, MEP capabilities and other information, and through the integration of billing dimension tags The signaling with the specific charging value is reported to the BSS/OSS.
- the industry gateway can interact with the MEP through the Open API, while providing resource domain authority control and security access control functions for different user categories in the MEP, and realizing self-service management of network, computing and other resources by users. Operation at the level; that is, the MEP can operate the network partition authority management, network performance requirements (such as bandwidth), service routing policy, network slicing template (that is, the proxy function of the network slicing template), location area size and Location, access user ID (such as mobile phone number, user name or application ID) and other functions.
- network performance requirements such as bandwidth
- service routing policy such as bandwidth
- network slicing template that is, the proxy function of the network slicing template
- location area size and Location access user ID (such as mobile phone number, user name or application ID) and other functions.
- network partition rights management means that different MEPs have different network access rights. For example, MEPs with high priority only allow access to wired networks, while MEPs with low priority allow access to networks such as WiFi and Bluetooth.
- the location area size And location refers to which areas each MEP can configure to allow terminals to access.
- the industry gateway actually acts as a link between MEP and RAN, between MEP and 5GC, and between MEP and third-party systems (which may include third-party networks and third-party network capabilities) ) between the agent role of the network capability opening, on the basis of the industry gateway opening the network capability through the proxy mode, the industry gateway can also indirectly open the network capability to the MEP in the form of a report after processing.
- the interface between the industry gateway and other functional entities is newly defined.
- the industry gateway implements the above functions through interfaces I1 to I5.
- Interface I1 is the communication interface between the industry gateway and the third-party network, and is used to realize the access authentication function of the third-party network, and is used to bear the data transmission between the industry gateway and the third-party network.
- interface I1 the key functions supported by interface I1 include:
- Access authentication of the third-party network can actively or passively trigger the access authentication process to realize functions such as secure access to the third-party network, identification distinction of the access network (that is, the above-mentioned network label and network identification).
- the industry gateway can control whether to allow third-party network access, and can actively cut off functions such as data transmission with the third-party network.
- the industry gateway can realize the data transmission function with the third-party network through a dedicated tunnel (that is, the second tunnel above), and the tunnel realizes secondary encapsulation of access network data to ensure data security, unify protocol analysis and adaptation Matching and other functions.
- Interface I2 is the communication interface between the industry gateway and the third-party network capability, and is used to realize the access and authentication functions of the third-party network capability, and is used to bear the data transmission between the industry gateway and the third-party network capability, For example, obtain network capability data from third-party network capabilities.
- interface I2 the key functions supported by interface I2 include:
- the third-party network capability can actively or passively trigger the access authentication process, so as to realize the secure access of the third-party network capability and the identification distinction of the accessed network capability (that is, the above-mentioned network capability identification, which can represent NEF/PCRF/ CSMF, positioning capability, CSMF, network slicing and other capabilities) and other functions.
- the industry gateway can control whether to allow third-party network capability access through the network capability access status indication (On/Off), and can obtain the network capability list of the third-party network capability (which can include bandwidth, bandwidth control granularity, access information such as the number of users).
- the industry gateway can obtain the network capability API according to the network capability data provided by the third-party network capability, so as to realize the function of obtaining the third-party network capability data.
- the interface I3 is the communication interface between the industry gateway and the BSS/OSS, and is used to support the policy configuration function and the operation status monitoring function.
- interface I3 the key functions supported by interface I3 include:
- the industry gateway can actively or passively trigger the access authentication process;
- the information exchanged between the industry gateway and the BSS/OSS can include: the industry gateway device ID (that is, the identity of the first device 201), the access network supported by the industry gateway Capability list, whether to allow industry gateway access, etc.
- the BSS/OSS can issue the access policy of the third-party network to the industry gateway; the information exchanged between the industry gateway and the BSS/OSS can include: network type label (that is, the above-mentioned network label and network identification), network authentication information, bandwidth, Traffic, billing control, network access status indication (On/Off), etc.
- network type label that is, the above-mentioned network label and network identification
- network authentication information that is, the above-mentioned network label and network identification
- bandwidth bandwidth
- Traffic billing control
- network access status indication On/Off
- the BSS/OSS can issue the third-party network capability access policy to the industry gateway; the information exchanged between the industry gateway and the BSS/OSS can include: network capability type label (that is, the above-mentioned network capability identification), network capability authentication information, network Access status indication (On/Off) and other content.
- network capability type label that is, the above-mentioned network capability identification
- network capability authentication information that is, the above-mentioned network capability authentication information
- Network Access status indication On/Off
- the information exchanged between the industry gateway and the BSS/OSS may include: the MEP access encryption policy, the list of network capabilities allowed to be opened, etc., so as to realize the function of the industry gateway to access the MEP.
- the industry gateway can monitor the current network status in real time; the information exchanged between the industry gateway and BSS/OSS can include: operation and maintenance monitoring information that integrates network labels, traffic data, and network status, and integrates billing dimension labels and specific The billing data information of the billing value.
- Interface I4 is the communication interface between the industry gateway and the MEP, which is used to carry the data transmission between the industry gateway and the MEP, and realize the MEP-oriented network capability exposure and self-service network security management and control functions.
- interface I4 the key functions supported by interface I4 include:
- MEP can actively or passively trigger the access authentication process; the access authentication process can be implemented based on technologies such as RADIUS.
- the industry gateway can realize the data transmission function with the MEP through IPSec/VPN (that is, the VPN technology that uses the IPSec protocol to realize remote access) encrypted tunnel (that is, the above-mentioned first tunnel) and other methods.
- IPSec/VPN that is, the VPN technology that uses the IPSec protocol to realize remote access
- encrypted tunnel that is, the above-mentioned first tunnel
- the signaling for industry gateways to interact with MEPs may include positioning capability tags (such as 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc.), positioning data, access user information, multi-standard network access lists, network slicing capabilities, QoS capabilities, and other information .
- positioning capability tags such as 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, etc.
- MEP MEP-oriented self-service network security control function.
- MEP can operate the industry gateway's network partition authority management, network performance requirements, service routing strategy, network slicing template, positioning area size and location, access user ID (mobile phone number, user name or application ID) and other aspects through the Open API function.
- Interface I5 is a communication interface between an industry gateway and other industry gateways, and is used to realize the wide-area interconnection function between industry gateways.
- interface I5 can be implemented based on SD-WAN functions, or by enabling edge computing MEP UE-like, MEP can be realized through General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) Tunneling Protocol (GTP) User Plane (GTP-U) tunnels
- GPRS General Packet Radio Service
- GTP General Packet Radio Service
- GTP-U User Plane
- the interfaces I1 to I5 carry information about the interaction between the industry gateway and other functional entities when supporting the above functions.
- the information carried by the interfaces I1 to I5 will be described in detail below.
- the third-party network can report the access authentication information to the industry gateway through the interface I1; the content contained in the access authentication information is shown in Table 1; wherein, as As shown in Table 2, the network type identifier (that is, the above-mentioned network identifier) can be represented by a variety of different data types.
- the industry gateway After the industry gateway completes the access authentication of the third-party network, it can return the authentication response information to the third-party network through the interface I1; the content contained in the authentication response information is shown in Table 3; wherein, as shown in Table 4, the network identity Can be represented by a number of different data types.
- the industry gateway can send network access control information (that is, the above-mentioned first information) to the third-party network through the interface I1, so as to realize the access control of the third-party network Function; the content contained in the network access control information is shown in Table 5.
- the industry gateway can also send a self-service network security management and control instruction (ie, the first instruction above) to a third-party network through the interface I1, so as to realize the MEP-oriented self-service network security management and control function.
- a self-service network security management and control instruction ie, the first instruction above
- the third-party network capability can report the access authentication information to the industry gateway through the interface I1; the content contained in the access authentication information is shown in Table 6; where , as shown in Table 7, the network capability type identifier (that is, the above-mentioned network capability identifier) can be represented by multiple different data types; as shown in Table 8, the network capability API list can also be represented by multiple different data types.
- the industry gateway After the industry gateway completes the access authentication of the third-party network capability, it can return the authentication response information to the third-party network capability through the interface I1; the contents of the authentication response information are shown in Table 9; where, as shown in Table 10, the network Capability identities can be represented by a number of different data types.
- lists i.e. List of String and List of Number
- lists can be understood as one-dimensional arrays for storing a series of data of the same type.
- lists can be static or dynamically changing.
- the industry gateway can send access control information (that is, the above-mentioned second information) to the third-party network capability through the interface I2 to realize the access to the third-party network capability
- access control information that is, the above-mentioned second information
- the industry gateway can also obtain network capability data from third-party network capabilities through the interface I2, so as to realize MEP-oriented network capability opening.
- the industry gateway can send identity authentication information to the BSS/OSS through the interface I3; the content contained in the identity authentication information is shown in Table 12; wherein, as shown in Table 13
- the network type list can be represented by multiple different data types; as shown in Table 14, the network capability type list can also be represented by multiple different data types.
- the BSS/OSS After the BSS/OSS completes the access authentication of the industry gateway, it can return the authentication response information to the industry gateway through the interface I3; the contents of the authentication response information are shown in Table 15; where, as shown in Table 16, the industry gateway identity Can be represented by a number of different data types.
- parameter name type of data illustrate username String Username with industry gateway registration authority key String The key corresponding to the username List of network types As shown in Table 13 List of network types supported by industry gateways List of Network Capability Types As shown in Table 14 List of network capability types supported by industry gateways maximum bandwidth Number The maximum bandwidth capacity supported by the industry gateway Bandwidth Control Granularity Number Bandwidth control granularity supported by industry gateways
- BSS/OSS can send a single third-party network access control policy (namely the above-mentioned first access control policy) to the industry gateway through interface I3 to realize the control of the industry
- a single third-party network access control policy namely the above-mentioned first access control policy
- the access control function of a single third-party network connected to the gateway; the content contained in the single third-party network access control policy is shown in Table 17.
- BSS/OSS can also send a single-type third-party network access control policy (that is, the above-mentioned second access control policy) to the industry gateway through the interface I3, so as to realize the access to the single-type third-party network on the industry gateway.
- a single-type third-party network access control policy that is, the above-mentioned second access control policy
- Access control function the content contained in the single-type third-party network access control policy is shown in Table 18.
- BSS/OSS can also send the overall third-party network access control policy (that is, the above-mentioned third access control policy) to the industry gateway through the interface I3, so as to realize the access control function of all third-party networks on the industry gateway ;
- the content contained in the overall third-party network access control policy is shown in Table 19.
- the charging policy of the third-party network may include at least one of the following:
- Billing by bandwidth that is, billing is based on the maximum bandwidth value of the third-party network, such as billing by bandwidth subscription, billing by bandwidth usage time, and other billing modes;
- Billing by traffic that is, billing is based on the total amount of data actually transmitted by the third-party network
- Billing by network slice that is, billing is based on the type and quantity of third-party network slices used;
- QoS Charge according to QoS; that is, charge according to the QoS provided by the third-party network, such as data transmission rate, delay, jitter, reliability, etc.;
- Billing based on the number of access users that is, billing is based on the number of users connected to the third-party network, such as monthly and annual billing based on the maximum number of access users, and billing based on the actual number of access users.
- BSS/OSS can send a single third-party network capability access control policy (that is, the fourth access control policy above) to the industry gateway through interface I3 to realize The access control function of a single third-party network capability on the industry gateway; the content contained in the single third-party network capability access control policy is shown in Table 20.
- BSS/OSS can also send a single-type third-party network capability access control policy (that is, the fifth access control policy above) to the industry gateway through interface I3 to realize the single-type third-party network capability on the industry gateway.
- access control function the content contained in the single-type third-party network capability access control policy is shown in Table 21.
- BSS/OSS can also send the overall third-party network capability access control policy (that is, the sixth access control policy above) to the industry gateway through interface I3 to realize access to all third-party network capabilities on the industry gateway Control function; the content contained in the overall third-party network capability access control policy is shown in Table 22.
- the overall third-party network capability access control policy that is, the sixth access control policy above
- the charging policy of the third-party network capability may include at least one of the following:
- Billing is based on the actual number of calls to the API of the third-party network capability
- Billing is based on the data traffic of the third-party network capacity; that is, it is billed according to the total amount of network capacity data actually transmitted;
- Billing according to the type of third-party network capabilities that is, specifying different billing modes and prices for different types of third-party network capabilities
- the BSS/OSS can send the MEP access control strategy (namely the above-mentioned first strategy) to the industry gateway through the interface I3 to realize the access control function of the MEP;
- the content contained in the MEP access control policy is shown in Table 23; among them, as shown in Table 24, the MEP identity can be represented by a variety of different data types; as shown in Table 25, the self-service network security control API list can also be Represented by a number of different data types.
- the industry gateway can send network status monitoring information to the BSS/OSS through the interface I3 to realize the network status monitoring function; the content contained in the network status monitoring information is shown in Table 26; Wherein, as shown in Table 27, the statistical information of the third-party network status, the statistical information of the third-party network capability status and the statistical information of the MEP status can be represented by different data types.
- the MEP can send the MEP access authentication information to the industry gateway through the interface I4; the content contained in the MEP access authentication information is shown in Table 28.
- the industry gateway After the industry gateway completes the authentication of the MEP, it can return the MEP access authentication response information through the interface I4; the content contained in the MEP access authentication response information is shown in Table 29.
- the industry gateway can send the MEP access control information (that is, the third information above) to the MEP through the interface I4, so as to realize the access control function of the MEP;
- the content contained in the input control information is shown in Table 30.
- the MEP can obtain the network capability exposure data through the network capability API opened by the industry gateway; at this time, the content contained in the information exchanged between the MEP and the industry gateway is shown in Table 31 Show. .
- the MEP can obtain network capability open data through the self-service network security control API opened by the industry gateway; at this time, the information contained in the interaction between the MEP and the industry gateway The content is shown in Table 32.
- interconnection channels can be established between different industry gateways through SD-WAN, the Internet, enterprise dedicated lines, wireless networks, etc., to realize the wide-area interconnection function.
- the functions supported by the industry gateway are subject to the unified management and control of the BSS/OSS, which is realized through the linkage (ie, combination) of the interface I3 and other interfaces.
- the following describes the flow of interface I3 linkage with other interfaces to realize corresponding functions with reference to FIG. 7 to FIG. 10 .
- the access authentication function and access control function of the industry gateway to the third-party network can be realized.
- the process of realizing the access authentication function of the industry gateway to the third-party network Specifically, the following steps may be included:
- Step 7101 The third-party network sends third-party network access authentication information to the industry gateway through interface I1; then execute step 7102;
- Step 7102 The industry gateway sends the third-party network access authentication information to the BSS/OSS through the interface I3; then execute step 7103;
- Step 7103 BSS/OSS implements access authentication to the third-party network; then execute step 7104;
- Step 7104 BSS/OSS sends the third-party network access authentication response information including the authentication result to the industry gateway through interface I3; then execute step 7105;
- Step 7105 The industry gateway sends the third-party network access authentication response information to the third-party network through the interface I1.
- the process of realizing the access control function of the industry gateway to the third-party network may specifically include the following steps:
- Step 7201 BSS/OSS sends the third-party network access control policy to the industry gateway through interface I3; then execute step 7202;
- Step 7202 The industry gateway implements access control to the third-party network according to the third-party network access control strategy (ie, the second strategy above); then execute step 7203;
- the third-party network access control strategy ie, the second strategy above
- the access control of the third-party network implemented by the industry gateway may include bandwidth restrictions, restrictions on the number of access users, opening or closing of third-party network access, billing, etc.;
- Step 7203 The industry gateway sends the third-party network access control information (that is, the above-mentioned first information) to the third-party network through the interface I1.
- the third-party network access control information that is, the above-mentioned first information
- the access authentication function and access control function of the industry gateway to the third-party network capability can be realized.
- the access authentication function of the industry gateway to the third-party network capability can be realized The process can specifically include the following steps:
- Step 8101 The third-party network capability sends the third-party network capability access authentication information to the industry gateway through the interface I2; then execute step 8102;
- Step 8102 The industry gateway sends the third-party network capability access authentication information to the BSS/OSS through interface I3; then execute step 8103;
- Step 8103 BSS/OSS implements access authentication for third-party network capabilities; then execute step 8104;
- Step 8104 BSS/OSS sends the third-party network capability access authentication response information including the authentication result to the industry gateway through interface I3; then execute step 8105;
- Step 8105 The industry gateway sends the third-party network capability access authentication response information to the third-party network capability through the interface I2.
- the process of realizing the access control function of the industry gateway to the third-party network capability may specifically include the following steps:
- Step 8201 BSS/OSS sends the third-party network capability access control policy (namely the above-mentioned third policy) to the industry gateway through interface I3; then execute step 8202;
- the third-party network capability access control policy namely the above-mentioned third policy
- Step 8202 The industry gateway implements access control to third-party network capabilities according to the third-party network capability access control policy; then execute step 8203;
- the access control of the third-party network capabilities implemented by the industry gateway may include the limitation of the number of network capability API calls, the opening or closing of third-party network capability access, billing, etc.;
- Step 8203 The industry gateway sends the third-party network capability access control information (that is, the above-mentioned second information) to the third-party network capability through the interface I2.
- the third-party network capability access control information that is, the above-mentioned second information
- the access authentication function and access control function of the industry gateway to the MEP can be realized.
- the process of realizing the access authentication function of the industry gateway to the MEP can include The following steps:
- Step 9101 MEP sends MEP access authentication information to the industry gateway through interface I4; then execute step 9102;
- Step 9102 The industry gateway sends the MEP access authentication information to the BSS/OSS through interface I3; then execute step 9103;
- Step 9103 BSS/OSS implements access authentication to MEP; then execute step 9104;
- Step 9104 BSS/OSS sends the MEP access authentication response information containing the authentication result to the industry gateway through interface I3; then execute step 9105;
- Step 9105 The industry gateway sends the MEP access authentication response information to the MEP through the interface I4.
- the process of realizing the access control function of the industry gateway to the MEP may specifically include the following steps:
- Step 9201 BSS/OSS sends the MEP access control strategy (i.e. the first strategy above) to the industry gateway through the interface I3; then execute step 9202;
- MEP access control strategy i.e. the first strategy above
- Step 9202 The industry gateway implements access control to the MEP according to the MEP access control policy; then execute step 9203;
- the access control to the MEP implemented by the industry gateway may include network capacity restriction, bandwidth restriction, billing, etc. that allow access;
- Step 9103 The industry gateway sends MEP access control information (that is, the third information above) to the MEP through the interface I4.
- MEP access control information that is, the third information above
- the MEP-oriented network capability exposure function and self-service network security management and control functions can be realized.
- the realization of the MEP-oriented network capability exposure function may specifically include the following steps:
- Step 1011 BSS/OSS sends the MEP access control policy (namely the above-mentioned first policy) to the industry gateway through interface I3; then execute step 1012;
- MEP access control policy namely the above-mentioned first policy
- the MEP access control policy includes a control policy related to MEP-oriented network capability exposure
- Step 1012 MEP invokes the network capability exposure API of the industry gateway through interface I4; then execute step 1013;
- Step 1013 The industry gateway verifies the request of the MEP according to the MEP access control strategy. After the verification is passed, the industry gateway sends a request for obtaining network capability data to the third-party network capability through the interface I2; then execute step 1014;
- the industry gateway can verify whether the MEP's request does not belong to the network capabilities allowed by the corresponding MEP; or, can verify whether the MEP's request exceeds the network capability open API times allowed by the corresponding MEP;
- Step 1014 The third-party network capability sends network capability data to the industry gateway through the interface I2; then execute step 1015;
- Step 1015 The industry gateway sends the network capability data to the MEP through the interface I4.
- the process of realizing the MEP-oriented self-service network security management and control function may specifically include the following steps:
- Step 1011 BSS/OSS sends the MEP access control policy to the industry gateway through interface I3; then execute step 1021;
- the MEP access control strategy includes a control strategy related to MEP-oriented self-service network security management and control;
- Step 1021 MEP invokes the self-service network security control API of the industry gateway through interface I4; then execute step 1022;
- Step 1022 The industry gateway verifies the request of the MEP according to the MEP access control policy. After the verification is passed, the industry gateway sends a self-service network control instruction (ie, the first instruction above) to the third-party network through the interface I1; then execute the steps 1023;
- a self-service network control instruction ie, the first instruction above
- the industry gateway can check whether the request of the MEP does not belong to the self-service network security control API that the MEP allows access to;
- the self-service network control command can be a network security control command;
- Step 1023 The third-party network sends the self-service network control result to the industry gateway through the interface I1; then execute step 1024;
- the self-service network management and control instruction is a network security management and control instruction
- the self-service network management and control result is a network security management and control result
- Step 1024 The industry gateway sends the self-service network management and control response information to the MEP through the interface I4.
- the solution provided by this application example on the basis of related technologies, introduces industry gateways (which can be network devices or network elements) into the communication system, deploys them between UPF and MEP, and accepts the management and control of BSS/OSS;
- the gateway should at least have the functions of multi-standard network access control, network intelligent wide-area interconnection, multi-type network capability access and openness, multi-standard network monitoring and billing, and self-service resource management; at the same time, based on the newly defined five
- the interfaces (interfaces I1 to I5) realize the above functions; among them, the interface I1 is connected to the multi-standard access network (that is, the third-party network); the interface I2 is connected to the access of multi-type network capabilities (that is, the third-party network capability); the interface I3 is connected to the BSS/OSS; interface I4 connects to MEP; interface I5 connects to other industry gateways.
- the communication system provided by this application embodiment (that is, the 5G industry cloud-network integration system) is operable, safer, implementable, and evolving, and better meets the needs of vertical industry customers.
- the communication system provided by this application example on the one hand, it can solve the network and computing problems caused by the separate deployment of UPF and MEC that exist in the implementation of related technologies (that is, the combination of 5G and MEC technology shown in Figure 1) in the industry.
- Resource security issues, access and unified management issues that do not support multi-standard networks such as 4G, 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, optical fiber, Wireline, etc.
- multi-standard networks such as 4G, 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, NB-IoT, optical fiber, Wireline, etc.
- local distribution defects, and interconnection between MEPs and other issues on the other hand, it can meet users' needs for diversified network capability exposure and self-service resource management capabilities.
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a communication device, which is set on the first device, as shown in FIG. 11 , the device includes:
- the processing unit 1101 is configured to assign a corresponding second device to the service flow of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to offload the service flow of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and provide a security access control function for the application provided by the second device .
- processing unit 1101 is further configured to perform access authentication on the connected second device.
- the apparatus further includes a control unit 1102 configured to control the second device's access to the network capability.
- processing unit 1101 is configured to:
- processing unit 1101 is further configured to:
- the processing unit 1101 is further configured to select a corresponding second device for a terminal accessing a third-party network, and provide an application provided by the corresponding second device to the terminal through the third-party network.
- processing unit 1101 is further configured to perform access authentication on the third-party network.
- processing unit 1101 is configured to:
- the processing unit 1101 is further configured to perform data transmission with the third-party network based on a security mechanism after the access authentication is passed.
- control unit 1102 is further configured to control the access capability of the third-party network.
- control unit 1102 is configured to:
- the processing unit 1101 is configured to send first information to the third-party network, where the first information is used to indicate the access capability of the third-party network.
- the processing unit 1101 is further configured to receive network capability information sent by the fourth device.
- control unit 1102 is further configured to control the access capability of the fourth device.
- the processing unit 1101 is further configured to perform access authentication on the fourth device.
- the processing unit 1101 is configured to send second information to the fourth device, where the second information is used to indicate the access capability of the fourth device.
- control unit 1102 is configured to:
- processing unit 1101 is configured to:
- the processing unit 1101 is further configured to route and forward the service flow of the terminal through at least one other first device, so as to enable the terminal to obtain the information provided by the second device connected to at least one other first device.
- processing unit 1101 is further configured to monitor network traffic and/or network status; and report at least one of the following information to the third device:
- the apparatus further includes an acquisition unit configured to acquire network information of at least one network (including 5G network and/or third-party network) to provide to required equipment (such as MEAO).
- an acquisition unit configured to acquire network information of at least one network (including 5G network and/or third-party network) to provide to required equipment (such as MEAO).
- the obtaining unit is configured to obtain the network information of the third-party network from the management device of the third-party network, and/or obtain the network information of the 5G network from the management device of the 5G network.
- processing unit 1101, the control unit 1102 and the acquiring unit may be implemented by a processor in a communication device combined with a communication interface.
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a first device, as shown in Figure 12, the first device 1200 includes: a processor 1202 and a communication interface 1201; where,
- the processor 1202 is configured to allocate a corresponding second device for the service traffic of the edge network sent by the UPF, so as to offload the service traffic of the edge network to the corresponding second device, and provide secure access to the application provided by the second device control function.
- processor 1202 is further configured to:
- Access to network capabilities by the second device is controlled.
- the processor 1202 is configured to:
- the processor 1202 is further configured to:
- the processor 1202 is further configured to select a corresponding second device for a terminal accessing a third-party network, and provide an application provided by the corresponding second device to the terminal through the third-party network.
- the processor 1202 is further configured to perform access authentication on the third-party network.
- the processor 1202 is configured to:
- the processor 1202 is further configured to perform data transmission with the third-party network based on a security mechanism after the access authentication is passed.
- the processor 1202 is further configured to control the access capability of the third-party network.
- the processor 1202 is further configured to:
- the processor 1202 is configured to send first information to the third-party network through the communication interface 1201, where the first information is used to indicate the access capability of the third-party network.
- the processor 1202 is further configured to receive the network capability information sent by the fourth device through the communication interface 1201 .
- the processor 1202 is further configured to:
- the processor 1202 is configured to send second information to the fourth device through the communication interface 1201, where the second information is used to indicate the access capability of the fourth device.
- the processor 1202 is further configured to:
- the processor 1202 is configured to:
- the processor 1202 is further configured to route and forward the service flow of the terminal through at least one other first device, so as to enable the terminal to obtain the information provided by the second device connected to at least one other first device.
- the processor 1202 is further configured to monitor network traffic and/or network status; and report at least one of the following information to the third device through the communication interface 1201:
- the processor 1202 is further configured to obtain network information of at least one network (including 5G network and/or third-party network) through the communication interface 1201, so as to provide it to the required equipment (such as MEAO) .
- network information of at least one network including 5G network and/or third-party network
- MEAO required equipment
- the processor 1202 is configured to obtain the network information of the third-party network from the management device of the third-party network through the communication interface 1201, and/or obtain the network information of the third-party network from the management device of the 5G network through the communication interface 1201 Get network information for 5G networks.
- bus system 1204 various components in the first device 1200 are coupled together through the bus system 1204 .
- the bus system 1204 is used to realize connection and communication between these components.
- the bus system 1204 also includes a power bus, a control bus and a status signal bus.
- the various buses are labeled as bus system 1204 in FIG. 12 for clarity of illustration.
- the memory 1203 in the embodiment of the present application is used to store various types of data to support the operation of the first device 1200 .
- Examples of such data include: any computer programs for operating on the first device 1200 .
- the methods disclosed in the foregoing embodiments of the present application may be applied to the processor 1202 or implemented by the processor 1202 .
- the processor 1202 may be an integrated circuit chip, which has a signal processing capability. In the implementation process, each step of the above method may be completed by an integrated logic circuit of hardware in the processor 1202 or instructions in the form of software.
- the aforementioned processor 1202 may be a general-purpose processor, a digital signal processor (DSP, Digital Signal Processor), or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic devices, discrete hardware components, and the like.
- DSP Digital Signal Processor
- the processor 1202 may implement or execute the methods, steps and logic block diagrams disclosed in the embodiments of the present application.
- a general purpose processor may be a microprocessor or any conventional processor or the like.
- the steps of the method disclosed in the embodiments of the present application may be directly implemented by a hardware decoding processor, or implemented by a combination of hardware and software modules in the decoding processor.
- the software module may be located in a storage medium, and the storage medium is located in the memory 1203, and the processor 1202 reads the information in the memory 1203, and completes the steps of the foregoing method in combination with its hardware.
- the first device 1200 may be implemented by one or more Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC, Application Specific Integrated Circuit), DSP, Programmable Logic Device (PLD, Programmable Logic Device), complex programmable logic device (CPLD, Complex Programmable Logic Device), field-programmable gate array (FPGA, Field-Programmable Gate Array), general-purpose processor, controller, microcontroller (MCU, Micro Controller Unit), microprocessor (Microprocessor), or others Electronic components are implemented for performing the aforementioned methods.
- ASIC Application Specific Integrated Circuit
- DSP Programmable Logic Device
- PLD Programmable Logic Device
- CPLD Complex Programmable Logic Device
- FPGA Field-Programmable Gate Array
- controller controller
- microcontroller MCU, Micro Controller Unit
- microprocessor Microprocessor
- the memory 1203 in this embodiment of the present application may be a volatile memory or a nonvolatile memory, and may also include both volatile and nonvolatile memories.
- the non-volatile memory can be read-only memory (ROM, Read Only Memory), programmable read-only memory (PROM, Programmable Read-Only Memory), erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM, Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) Only Memory), Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM, Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory), Magnetic Random Access Memory (FRAM, ferromagnetic random access memory), Flash Memory (Flash Memory), Magnetic Surface Memory , CD, or CD-ROM (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory); magnetic surface storage can be disk storage or tape storage.
- the volatile memory may be random access memory (RAM, Random Access Memory), which is used as an external cache.
- RAM random access memory
- RAM Random Access Memory
- many forms of RAM are available, such as Static Random Access Memory (SRAM, Static Random Access Memory), Synchronous Static Random Access Memory (SSRAM, Synchronous Static Random Access Memory), Dynamic Random Access Memory Memory (DRAM, Dynamic Random Access Memory), synchronous dynamic random access memory (SDRAM, Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory), double data rate synchronous dynamic random access memory (DDRSDRAM, Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory), enhanced Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (ESDRAM, Enhanced Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory), Synchronous Link Dynamic Random Access Memory (SLDRAM, SyncLink Dynamic Random Access Memory), Direct Memory Bus Random Access Memory (DRRAM, Direct Rambus Random Access Memory ).
- SRAM Static Random Access Memory
- SSRAM Synchronous Static Random Access Memory
- DRAM Dynamic Random Access Memory
- SDRAM Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a storage medium, that is, a computer storage medium, specifically a computer-readable storage medium, for example, including a memory 1203 storing a computer program.
- the processor 1202 executes to complete the steps in the foregoing method.
- the computer-readable storage medium can be memories such as FRAM, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, Flash Memory, magnetic surface memory, optical disk, or CD-ROM.
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| 参数名 | 数据类型 | 说明 |
| 用户名 | String | 具有行业网关注册权限的用户名 |
| 密钥 | String | 用户名对应的密钥 |
| 网络类型列表 | 如表13所示 | 行业网关支持接入的网络类型列表 |
| 网络能力类型列表 | 如表14所示 | 行业网关支持接入的网络能力类型列表 |
| 最大带宽 | Number | 行业网关所支持的最大带宽容量 |
| 带宽控制粒度 | Number | 行业网关所支持的带宽控制粒度 |
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- 一种通信系统,包括:至少一个第一设备、至少一个第二设备、至少一个用户面功能UPF;其中,每个第一设备连接至少一个第二设备;每个第一设备连接至少一个UPF;所述第一设备,配置为为UPF发送的边缘网络的业务流量分配对应的第二设备,以将边缘网络的业务流量分流至对应的第二设备,并为第二设备提供的应用提供安全访问控制功能。
- 根据权利要求1所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,还配置为对连接的第二设备进行接入认证。
- 根据权利要求2所述的系统,其中,所述系统还包括:第三设备;其中,所述第二设备,配置为向所述第一设备发送接入认证信息;接收所述第一设备返回的认证响应信息;所述第一设备,配置为接收所述第二设备发送的接入认证信息,将所述接入认证信息发送给所述第三设备,接收所述第三设备返回的认证响应信息,以及向所述第二设备返回认证响应信息;所述第三设备,配置为接收所述第一设备发送的接入认证信息,利用所述接入认证信息对所述第二设备进行接入认证,并向所述第一设备返回认证响应信息。
- 根据权利要求3所述的系统,其中,所述接入认证信息包含所述第二设备的特征。
- 根据权利要求4所述的系统,其中,所述特征包含以下至少之一:IP地址段;承载的应用;业务优先级。
- 根据权利要求3所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,还配置为控制第二设备对网络能力的访问。
- 根据权利要求6所述的系统,其中,所述第三设备,还配置为向所述第一设备发送第一策略;所述第一设备,还配置为接收所述第三设备发送的第一策略,基于所述第一策略为第二设备提供的应用提供安全访问控制功能,和/或,基于所述第一策略控制第二设备对网络能力的访问。
- 根据权利要求1所述的系统,其中,所述系统还包括:至少一个第三方网络;其中,所述第三方网络,配置为为终端提供网络接入;所述第一设备,还配置为为所述终端选择对应的第二设备,并将对应第二设备提供的应用通过所述第三方网络提供给所述终端。
- 根据权利要求8所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,还配置为对第三方网络进行接入认证。
- 根据权利要求9所述的系统,其中,所述系统还包括:第三设备;其中,所述第三方网络,配置为向所述第一设备发送接入认证信息;并接收所述第一设备返回的认证响应信息;所述第一设备,配置为接收所述第三方网络发送的接入认证信息,将所述接入认证信息发送给所述第三设备,接收所述第三设备返回的认证响应信息,以及向所述第三方网络返回认证响应信息;所述第三设备,配置为接收所述第一设备发送的接入认证信息,利用所述接入认证信息对所述第三方网络进行接入认证,并向所述第一设备返回认证响应信息。
- 根据权利要求10所述的系统,其中,所述接入认证信息包含第三方网络的特征。
- 根据权利要求11所述的系统,其中,所述特征包含以下至少之一:最大带宽;带宽控制粒度;IP地址段;业务优先级;承载的应用。
- 根据权利要求9所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,配置为接入认证通过后,基于安全机制与所述第三方网络进行数据传输。
- 根据权利要求10所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,还配置为控制所述第三方网络的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求14所述的系统,其中,所述第三设备,还配置为向所述第一设备发送第二策略;所述第一设备,还配置为接收所述第三设备发送的第二策略,基于所述第二策略控制所述第三方网络的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求15所述的系统,其中,所述第二策略包含以下之一:第一接入控制策略;所述第一接入控制策略针对单个第三方网络;第二接入控制策略;所述第二接入控制策略针对一种类型的第三方网络;第三接入控制策略;所述第三接入控制策略针对所有第三方网络。
- 根据权利要求14所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,配置为向 所述第三方网络发送第一信息,所述第一信息用于指示所述第三方网络的接入能力;所述第三方网络,配置为接收所述第一设备发送的第一信息,利用所述第一信息调整自身的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求1所述的系统,其中,所述系统还包括:至少一个第四设备;其中,所述第四设备,配置为为所述第一设备提供网络能力信息。
- 根据权利要求18所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,还配置为对第四设备进行接入认证。
- 根据权利要求19所述的系统,其中,所述系统还包括:第三设备;其中,所述第四设备,还配置为向所述第一设备发送接入认证信息;接收所述第一设备返回的认证响应信息;所述第一设备,配置为接收所述第四设备发送的接入认证信息,将所述接入认证信息发送给所述第三设备,接收所述第三设备返回的认证响应信息,以及向所述第四设备返回认证响应信息;所述第三设备,配置为利用所述接入认证信息对所述第四设备进行接入认证,并向所述第一设备返回认证响应信息。
- 根据权利要求20所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,还配置为控制所述第四设备的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求21所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,配置为向所述第四设备发送第二信息,所述第二信息用于指示所述第四设备的接入能力;所述第四设备,配置为接收所述第一设备发送的第二信息,利用所述第二信息调整自身的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求20所述的系统,其中,所述第三设备,还配置为向所述第一设备发送第三策略;所述第一设备,还配置为接收所述第三设备发送的第三策略,并基于所述第三策略控制所述第四设备的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求1所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,配置为通过至少一个其他第一设备,将终端的业务流进行路由转发,以实现所述终端获取至少一个其他第一设备连接的第二设备提供的应用。
- 根据权利要求1至24任一项所述的系统,其中,所述系统还包括:第三设备,配置为控制所述至少一个第一设备。
- 根据权利要求25所述的系统,其中,所述第三设备,还配置为对所述至少一个第一设备进行认证。
- 根据权利要求26所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,配置为向所述第三设备发送认证信息;并接收所述 第三设备返回的认证响应信息;所述第三设备,配置为接收所述第一设备发送的认证信息,并利用所述认证信息对所述第一设备进行认证,并向所述第一设备返回认证响应信息。
- 根据权利要求25所述的系统,其中,所述第一设备,还配置为监控网络的流量和/或网络状态;并向所述第三设备上报以下信息至少之一:网络的流量;计费信息;网络状态的监控信息;网络能力的使用信息;第二设备状态的监控信息。
- 一种通信方法,应用于第一设备,包括:为UPF发送的边缘网络的业务流量分配对应的第二设备,以将边缘网络的业务流量分流至对应的第二设备,并为第二设备提供的应用提供安全访问控制功能。
- 根据权利要求29所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:对连接的第二设备进行接入认证;和/或,控制第二设备对网络能力的访问。
- 根据权利要求30所述的方法,其中,所述对连接的第二设备进行接入认证,包括:接收所述第二设备发送的接入认证信息;将所述接入认证信息发送给第三设备;接收到所述第三设备返回的认证响应信息后,向所述第二设备返回认证响应信息。
- 根据权利要求31所述的方法,其中,所述接入认证信息包含所述第二设备的特征。
- 根据权利要求32所述的方法,其中,所述特征包含以下至少之一:IP地址段;承载的应用;业务优先级。
- 根据权利要求30所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:接收第三设备发送的第一策略;基于所述第一策略为第二设备提供的应用提供安全访问控制功能,和/或,基于所述第一策略控制第二设备对网络能力的访问。
- 根据权利要求29所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:为接入第三方网络的终端选择对应的第二设备,将对应第二设备提供的应用通过所述第三方网络提供给所述终端。
- 根据权利要求35所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:对所述第三方网络进行接入认证。
- 根据权利要求36所述的方法,其中,所述对所述第三方网络进行接入认证,包括:接收所述第三方网络发送的接入认证信息;将所述接入认证信息发送给所述第三设备;接收到所述第三设备返回的认证响应信息后,向所述第三方网络返回认证响应信息。
- 根据权利要求37所述的方法,其中,所述接入认证信息包含第三方网络的特征。
- 根据权利要求38所述的方法,其中,所述特征包含以下至少之一:最大带宽;带宽控制粒度;IP地址段;业务优先级;承载的应用。
- 根据权利要求37所述的方法,其中,接入认证通过后,基于安全机制与所述第三方网络进行数据传输。
- 根据权利要求35所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:控制所述第三方网络的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求41所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:接收第三设备发送的第二策略;基于所述第二策略控制所述第三方网络的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求42所述的方法,其中,所述第二策略包含以下之一:第一接入控制策略;所述第一接入控制策略针对单个第三方网络;第二接入控制策略;所述第二接入控制策略针对一种类型的第三方网络;第三接入控制策略;所述第三接入控制策略针对所有第三方网络。
- 根据权利要求41所述的方法,其中,所述控制所述第三方网络的接入能力,包括:向所述第三方网络发送第一信息,所述第一信息用于指示所述第三方网络的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求29所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:接收第四设备发送的网络能力信息。
- 根据权利要求45所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:控制所述第四设备的接入能力;和/或,对第四设备进行接入认证。
- 根据权利要求46所述的方法,其中,所述控制所述第四设备的接入能力,包括:向所述第四设备发送第二信息,所述第二信息用于指示所述第四设备的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求46所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:接收所述第三设备发送的第三策略;基于所述第三策略控制所述第四设备的接入能力。
- 根据权利要求46所述的方法,其中,所述对第四设备进行接入认证,包括:接收所述第四设备发送的接入认证信息;将所述接入认证信息发送给第三设备;接收到所述第三设备返回的认证响应信息后,向所述第四设备返回认证响应信息。
- 根据权利要求29所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:通过至少一个其他第一设备,将终端的业务流进行路由转发,以实现所述终端获取至少一个其他第一设备连接的第二设备提供的应用。
- 根据权利要求29至50任一项所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:监控网络的流量和/或网络状态;并向第三设备上报以下信息至少之一:网络的流量;计费信息;网络状态的监控信息;网络能力的使用信息;第二设备状态的监控信息。
- 一种通信装置,设置在第一设备上,包括:处理单元,配置为为UPF发送的边缘网络的业务流量分配对应的第二设备,以将边缘网络的业务流量分流至对应的第二设备,并为第二设备提供的应用提供安全访问控制功能。
- 一种第一设备,包括:处理器及通信接口;其中,所述处理器,配置为为UPF发送的边缘网络的业务流量分配对应的第二设备,以将边缘网络的业务流量分流至对应的第二设备,并为第二设备提供的应用提供安全访问控制功能。
- 一种第一设备,包括:处理器及和配置为存储能够在处理器上 运行的计算机程序的存储器,其中,所述处理器配置为运行所述计算机程序时,执行权利要求29至51任一项所述方法的步骤。
- 一种存储介质,其上存储有计算机程序,所述计算机程序被处理器执行时实现权利要求29至51任一项所述方法的步骤。
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