Title: CDMA Development Group Global Handset Requirements Team Overview of Document 155
1CDMA Development GroupGlobal Handset
Requirements TeamOverview of Document 155
Wireless IPSeptember 11, 2007Toronto, Canada
2Overview
- Document purpose and scope
- Relationship to other documents
- Document development process
- WIP team activities
- Document overview
- Open issues
- Call for volunteers
- Contact info
3Document Purpose and Scope
- Generate a minimum set of common requirements for
Wireless IP to be used by Operators and Device
Manufacturers - Separate access-agnostic IP requirements from
access-specific requirements - Wireless IP requirements focus on a base-level
best effort data service - Embedded and tethered devices
4Relationship to Other Documents
CDG 155 Wireless IP
General Supplementary Requirements 142-R-UIM, 14
3-system selection, etc
Service Specific Requirements Voice-Over-IP, Video
Telephony, BCMCS, etc
CDG 90 CDMA2000 (voice, SMS, and data)
CDG 148 HRPD
Supplementary and Service-Specific Requirements
Basic Requirements
5Document Development Process
- DSC team identifies priority Done
- GHRC team approves priority Done
- Document team lead and members solicited Done
- Document Introduction in face to face meeting
Today - Document development team activities (see next
slide) - Final review in subsequent face to face Meeting
- Document approval by GHRC
- CDG SteerCom 30 Day Review, Release and Posting
6Document Development Team Activities
- Generate document outline
- Gather requirements contributions from carriers
- Compile requirements into document
- Identify common, unique, or otherwise necessary
requirements for base-level wireless IP service - Create a generic requirements document
- Work issues on unique technical requirements with
respective operators to arrive at generic
requirements - Present and review the generic requirements
document during regular team conference calls or
meetings
7Categories of Requirements
- Mandatory
- Handset must support
- Highly Desirable
- Recommended and may become Mandatory eventually
- Optional
- Handset may support
- Discard
- Handset should not support
8Simple and Mobile IP
- Reference models
- IS-835-D for SIPv4 and MIPv4
- IETF RFCs for MIPv6 if supported
- Data service
- MIP registration, re-registration after voice
call, deregistration, retry on failure - Address management w.r.t. DNS, DHCP, Home or
Foreign Agent - Configurability
- SIP configurations, fallback, PRI parameters
modification
9Mobility Management
- Hand-off, hand-up, hand-down, failure
- Handoff for active and dormant states
- Data session continuity
- Voice and SMS preemption behavior
- Lost packet management for handoff
- Location notification for handoff
- MIP registration for PPP session re-sync
10Quality of Service
- As a base-level best effort data service, there
is not much to specify - Serves as a placeholder for future revisions of
document with QoS
11PPP Configuration
- Session connect procedures
- Session disconnect procedures
- Tethered and embedded procedures
- Dormancy support
12Security
- Authentication based on PPP procedures
- NAI format and usage (if different than CDG-148)
- Crypto keys nothing proposed yet
- TCP / UDP traffic handling for unsolicited
datagram and hot-lining (block all traffic to and
from device)
13Accounting and Profiles
- Accounting nothing proposed yet
- Data profiles Gold / Silver / Bronze
- Payment method unlimited, usage-based, etc
- Roaming
- Pre-paid packet data service
14Radio Channel Access
- Establishes the link to CDG-148, 1xEV-DOrA
15Test Mode
- Engineering test mode with restricted access
16Open Issues
- Is IPv6 support mandatory?
- Simultaneous IPv4 and IPv6?
- Multiple IP address support?
17Call for Volunteers
- Please help by taking ownership of a topic or
contributing specific or general comments - Subject matter areas where volunteers are needed
- PPP configuration
- Crypto keys
- Accounting and data profiles
- Test mode
- Inputs need not be neat or organized
18Contact
- Wireless IP team lead
- Bob Giramma, rgiramma_at_qualcomm.com
- CDG representative
- Elizabeth Nobriga, enobriga_at_cdg.org