4.2.2.1  Architecture reference model for offline charging  p. 16

4.2.2.2  Architecture reference model for online charging  p. 17

4.3.5.1  Subscriber Content Charging Function (SCCF)  p. 21

4.3.5.2  Content Provider Charging Function (CPCF)  p. 21

5.1.2.1  Subscriber billing  p. 23

5.1.2.2  Settlements of Charges  p. 23

5.1.2.3  Service Information  p. 24

5.2.1.1  AoC service  p. 25

5.2.1.2  CAMEL services  p. 26

5.2.1.3  CAMEL Call Party Handling service  p. 26

5.2.1.4  Use of supplementary services  p. 26

5.2.1.5  Use of call forwarding  p. 26

5.2.1.6  Use of call hold and multi-party services  p. 26

5.2.1.7  Partial records  p. 27

5.2.1.8  Use of circuit-switched data services  p. 28

5.2.1.9  Inter-MSC server handover  p. 28

5.2.1.10  Call re-establishment  p. 28

5.2.1.11  Restricted directory numbers  p. 29

5.2.1.12  IMEI observation  p. 29

5.2.1.13  Triggers for LCS-MT-CDR, LCS-MO-CDR and LCS-NI-CDR Charging Information Collection |R5|  p. 29

5.2.2.1  Mobile to land (outgoing) call  p. 32

5.2.2.2  Land to mobile (incoming) call  p. 33

5.2.2.3  Mobile to mobile call within the same network  p. 34

5.2.2.4  Incoming call to a roaming subscriber  p. 34

5.2.2.5  Incoming call to a PLMN service centre  p. 36

5.2.2.6  Call forwarding unconditional  p. 37

5.2.2.7  Call forwarding conditional (on busy)  p. 38

5.2.2.8  Delivery of a mobile terminated short message  p. 38

5.2.2.9  Call hold and multi-party service  p. 39

5.2.2.10  Outgoing call handled by CAMEL  p. 40

5.2.2.11  Incoming call handled by CAMEL without redirection  p. 41

5.2.2.12  Incoming call to a roaming subscriber handled by CAMEL  p. 43

5.2.2.13  Incoming call handled by CAMEL with redirection decided and forwarding leg handled by CAMEL  p. 44

5.2.2.14  Incoming call handled by CAMEL without redirection and forwarded early using GSM SS but controlled by CAMEL  p. 46

5.2.2.15  Incoming call handled by CAMEL without redirection and forwarded late using GSM SS but controlled by CAMEL  p. 48

5.2.2.16  Early forwarded call controlled by CAMEL  p. 50

5.2.2.17  Late forwarded call controlled by CAMEL  p. 52

5.2.2.18  Incoming call handled by CAMEL with redirection initiated by CAMEL feature  p. 53

5.2.2.19  CAMEL Scenario for Visiting Terminator Trigger Calls  p. 55

5.2.2.20  Outgoing call handled by CAMEL with Dialled CSI Trigger  p. 56

5.2.2.21  Incoming call handled by CAMEL with redirection decided and forwarding leg handled by CAMEL with Dialled CSI Trigger  p. 57

5.2.2.22  gsmSCF initiated wake-up call handled by CAMEL CPH  p. 59

5.2.2.23  Three party conference handled by CAMEL CPH |R5|  p. 60

5.2.2.24  Mobile terminated location request |R5|  p. 61

6.2.1.1  Triggers for S-CDR Charging Information Collection  p. 66

6.2.1.2  Triggers for M-CDR Charging Information Collection  p. 67

6.2.1.3  Triggers for G-CDR Charging Information Collection  p. 67

6.2.1.4  Triggers for LCS-MT-CDR, LCS-MO-CDR and LCS-NI-CDR Charging Information Collection  p. 68

6.2.2.1  Mobile to PDN Context  p. 69

6.2.2.2  Mobile to Mobile Context  p. 69

6.2.2.3  PDN to Mobile Context  p. 70

6.2.2.4  Mobile to PDN Context while roaming, GGSN in HPLMN  p. 71

7.1.2.1  Charging Correlation Levels  p. 72

7.1.2.2  Charging Correlation Principles  p. 73

7.1.3.1  Charging information flow between home IMS networks  p. 73

7.1.3.2  Identification of Operators for Charging  p. 73

7.2.1.1  Offline charging reference point IMS Network Entity - CCF (Rf)  p. 74

7.3.3.1  Immediate Event Charging  p. 76

7.3.3.2  Event charging with Reservation  p. 80

7.4.1.1  Online charging reference point IMS Network Entity - ECF (Ro)  p. 84

8.1.1.1  Charging Information  p. 85

8.1.2.1  Originator and Recipient MMS Relay Server are the same  p. 86

8.1.2.2  Originator and Recipient MMS Relay Server are not the same  p. 87

8.1.2.3  MMBox management  p. 89

8.1.2.4  MMS VAS Applications  p. 90