TS 102 261 : 1.1.1

Intellectual Property Rights
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Abbreviations
4 Basic concepts
  4.1 Overview of the NGN project 1 study
  4.2 Functional planes
  4.3 Domains and functional groups
  4.4 Functional decomposition of the IP control plane
5 Overview of the UMTS architecture
  5.1 The Core Network (CN) entities
  5.2 The Mobile Station (MS)
  5.3 IP based Multimedia (IM) Core Network (CN) Subsystem entities
  5.4 Signalling Gateway Function (SGW)
  5.5 IP related UMTS architectural configuration
  5.6 PLMN basic interfaces and reference points
  5.7 Reference points between the PLMN and other networks
6 Mapping the UMTS IMS architecture onto the TIPHON Call Control
  Architecture
  6.1 Scenario 0
  6.2 Scenario 1
  6.3 Scenario 2
7 Multiservice switching forum: MULTI-PLANE system architecture
  7.1 Scope of the architecture
  7.2 Functions and definitions
  7.3 Interfaces and reference points
8 Mapping the MSF: MULTI-PLANE system architecture onto the TIPHON
  call control architecture
9 Conclusion
Annex A (informative): Business roles reference configuration
Annex B (informative): non-IP based UMTS architecture
      B.1 Basic PLNM configuration
      B.1a Configuration of CAMEL entities
      B.2 Functional entities
      B.3 PLMN basic interfaces and reference points
Annex C (informative): TIPHON Release 3 functional architecture
      C.1 Introduction to the functional layers
      C.2 Definition of reference points
      C.3 Introduction to the functional layers
      C.4 Definition of transport reference point
Annex D (informative): Bibliography
History

Provides analysis of the mapping of concrete functional architectures as defined in UMTS IMS and MSF to the TIPHON release 3.0 call control architecture.