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TS 23.002
Network Architecture

V18.0.0 (PDF)  2024/03  117 p.
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V15.0.0  2018/03  111 p.
V14.1.0  2017/03  116 p.
V13.7.0  2016/09  114 p.
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V4.8.0  2003/06  41 p.
V3.6.0  2002/09  39 p.
GSM Rel-98 v7.1.0  1999/12  27 p.
GSM Rel-97 v6.1.0  1998/06  24 p.
GSM Rel-96 v5.3.0  1997/12  29 p.
GSM Phase-2 v4.2.1  1996/04  19 p.
GSM Phase-1 v3.1.4  1992/02  22 p.
Rapporteur:
Dr. Milinski, Alexander
Nokia Networks

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Figure 0-aExample of a Generic HSS structure and basic interfaces
Figure 0.bHSS logical functions
Figure 1Basic Configuration of a PLMN supporting CS and PS services (using GPRS) and interfaces
Figure 1aConfiguration for Short Message Service
Figure 1bBasic Configuration of a 3GPP Access PLMN supporting CS and PS services (using GPRS and EPS) and interfaces
Figure 2Configuration of LCS entities for a GERAN PLMN
Figure 3Configuration of LCS entities for a UTRAN PLMN
Figure 3aConfiguration of LCS entities for an E-UTRAN PLMN
Figure 4configuration of CAMEL entities
Figure 5Configuration of a PLMN supporting Cell Broadcast Service entities for GERAN/UTRAN
Figure 4.2.3-1Warning System Architecture for E-UTRAN Access
Figure 6Configuration of IM Subsystem entities
Figure 6aFunctional architecture for the provision of service in the IMS
Figure 6bFunctional architecture for the management of the user's service related information
Figure 6cFunctional architecture for the routing of SIP requests between I CSCF and AS
Figure 6dFunctional architecture for IMS Service Centralization and Continuity
Figure 6eIMS Service Centralization and Continuity Reference Architecture when using ATCF enhancements
Figure 5.5.4-1Functional architecture for WebRTC access to IMS
Figure 7Configuration of a signalling gateway function
Figure 8Configuration of a 3GPP/WLAN interworking function
Figure 9Configuration of MBMS entities for GPRS
Figure 9aConfiguration of MBMS entities for Evolved Packet System
Figure 10Configuration of SMSIP entities
Figure 5.11-1Overall PCC logical architecture (non-roaming) when SPR is used
Figure 5.11-2Overall PCC logical architecture (non-roaming) when UDR is used
Figure 5.11-3Overall PCC architecture (roaming with home routed access) when SPR is used
Figure 5.11-4Overall PCC architecture for roaming with PCEF in visited network (local breakout) when SPR is used
Figure 5.12Configuration of CSFB
Figure 5.13SRVCC architecture for E-UTRAN to 3GPP UTRAN/GERAN
Figure 5.13aSRVCC architecture for UTRAN (HSPA) to 3GPP UTRAN/GERAN with Gn based SGSN
Figure 5.13bPS to CS SRVCC architecture for UTRAN (HSPA) to 3GPP UTRAN/GERAN with S4 based SGSN
Figure 5.13cCS to PS SRVCC architecture for UTRAN/GERAN to E-UTRAN
Figure 5.13dCS to PS SRVCC architecture for UTRAN/GERAN to UTRAN (HSPA) with Gn based SGSN
Figure 5.13eCS to PS SRVCC architecture for UTRAN/GERAN to UTRAN (HSPA) with S4 based SGSN
Figure 5.15General Lawful Interception Architecture
Figure 5.16Logical ubiquitous charging architecture
Figure 5.17-1Configuration of PLMN supporting Home NodeB Subsystem
Figure 5.17-2Configuration of PLMN supporting Home eNodeB Subsystem
Figure 5.19-1PSS Service Architecture for GPRS
Figure 5.19-2PSS Service Architecture for EPS
Figure 5.21Configuration for RAN user plane congestion detection and reporting
Figure A.1Configuration of a PLMN and interfaces with GLR

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