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TS 23.203
PCC – Policy and Charging Control Architecture

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Rapporteur:
Mr. Bertenyi, Balazs
Nokia Networks
3GPP 23.203 - Architecture reference model for Policy and Charging Control

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List of Figures and Tables

Figure 5.1-1Overall PCC logical architecture (non-roaming) when SPR is used
Figure 5.1-2Overall PCC logical architecture (non-roaming) when UDR is used
Figure 5.1-3Overall PCC architecture (roaming with home routed access) when SPR is used
Figure 5.1-4Overall PCC architecture for roaming with PCEF in visited network (local breakout) when SPR is used
Table 6.1Credit re-authorization triggers
Table 6.2Event triggers
Figure 6.1.7-1Scope of the Standardized QCI characteristics for client/server (upper figure) and peer/peer (lower figure) communication
Table 6.1.7-AStandardized QCI characteristics
Table 6.1.7-BStandardized QCI characteristics
Figure 6.3Relationship of service data flow, packet flow, service data flow template and service data flow filter
Figure 6.4The service data flow template role in detecting the downlink part of a service data flow and mapping to IP-CAN bearers
Figure 6.5The service data flow template role in detecting the uplink part of a service data flow
Table 6.3The PCC rule information
Table 6.4PCC related IP-CAN bearer and IP-CAN session related policy information
Table 6.4aTDF session related policy information
Table 6.4b-1PCC specific APN related policy information
Table 6.5The QoS rule information
Table 6.6Usage Monitoring Control related information
Table 6.7The routing rule information
Table 6.8The Application Detection and Control rule information
Table 6.11Traffic steering control information
Table 6.12The NBIFOM routing rule information
Figure 7.2-1IP-CAN Session Establishment
Figure 7.3.1IP-CAN Session Termination
Figure 7.3.2GW (PCEF) Initiated IP-CAN Session Termination
Figure 7.4IP-CAN Session Modification; GW (PCEF) initiated
Figure 7.5IP-CAN Session Modification; PCRF initiated
Figure 7.6Procedure for update of the subscription information in the PCRF
Figure 7.6-1PCRF selection and discovery using DRA
Figure 7.7.1.1-1Gateway Control Session Establishment during Attach
Figure 7.7.1.2-1Gateway Control Session Establishment during BBERF Relocation
Figure 7.7.2-1BBERF-Initiated Gateway Control Session Termination
Figure 7.7.2-2PCRF-Initiated Gateway Control Session Termination
Figure 7.7.3-1Gateway Control and QoS Rules Request
Figure 7.7.3-2Event reporting for PCEF in visited network and locally terminated Gxx interaction
Figure 7.7.4-1Gateway Control and QoS Rules Provision
Figure 7.9.1Initial Spending Limit Report Request
Figure 7.9.2Intermediate Spending Limit Report Request
Figure 7.9.3Final Spending Limit Report Request
Figure 7.9.4Spending Limit Report
Figure 7.9.5Sy Session Termination
Figure 7.10.1RUCI reporting from RCAF to PCRF
Figure 7.10.2PCRF provided reporting restrictions
Figure 7.10.3UE mobility from RCAF1 to RCAF2 in case UE is affected by congestion at RCAF2 after the UE was earlier affected by congestion at RCAF1
Figure 7.11.1-1Negotiation for future background data transfer
Figure 7.12.1-1PFD Retrieval by the PCEF/TDF
Figure 7.12.2-1Provisioning/update/removal of PFDs in the PCEF/TDF
Figure A.1The GPRS IP-CAN
Table A.1-1GPRS specific credit re-authorization triggers
Table A.2GPRS specific event triggers
Table A.3Recommended mapping for GPRS QoS Class Identifier to/from Release 99 UMTS QoS parameters
Table A.4PCC related IP-CAN bearer and IP-CAN session related policy information
Table A.4aTDF session related policy information
Figure A.4The 3GPP EPS IP-CAN (GTP-based)
Table A.4.3-1EPS specific credit re-authorization triggers
Table A.4.3-2EPS specific event triggers
Table A.4.3.4-1PCC related IP-CAN bearer and IP-CAN session related policy information
Figure D.1.1DOCSIS IP-CAN
Figure D.1.2PCC to DOCSIS terminology mapping
Figure D.2.1WiMAX IP-CAN and 3GPP PCC
Table H.3TWAN access specific event/credit reauthorization triggers
Table H.4Untrusted non-3GPP access specific event/credit reauthorization triggers
Figure N.1-1Deployment for sponsored data connectivity
Figure P.4.2.1-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access Interworking
Figure P.4.2.2-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access Interworking (home routed)
Figure P.4.2.3-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access Interworking (visited access)
Figure P.4.2.4-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access Interworking (non-roaming with non-seamless WLAN offload in Fixed Broadband Access Network)
Figure P.4.2.5-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access Interworking (roaming with non-seamless WLAN offload in Fixed Broadband Access Network)
Figure P.4.2.6-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access Interworking (non-roaming with non-seamless WLAN offload in Fixed Broadband Access Network)
Figure P.4.2.7-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access Interworking (roaming with non-seamless WLAN offload in Fixed Broadband Access Network)
Table P.5.1-1Fixed Broadband specific event triggers
Figure P.7.2.1IP-CAN Session Establishment for both EPC routed and NSWO traffic
Figure P.7.3.2IP-CAN Session Termination for either EPC routed or NSWO traffic
Figure P.7.4.1PCEF-initiated IP-CAN Session Modification
Figure P.7.4.2PCRF-Initiated IP-CAN Session Modification
Figure P.7.4.3BPCF-Initiated IP-CAN Session Modification
Figure P.7.5.1PCRF-triggered Gateway Control Session Establishment for EPC routed traffic
Figure P.7.5.2Gateway Control Session Termination over S9a
Figure P.7.5.3Gateway Control and QoS Rule Request for EPC Routed Traffic
Figure P.7.5.4PCRF-Initiated Gateway Control Session Termination
Figure P.8.1-1S9a CS Session Establishment
Figure P.8.2-1PCRF initiated S9a CS Session Modification
Figure P.8.2A-1BPCF initiated S9a CS Session Modification
Figure P.8.3-1S9a CS Session Termination
Figure Q.1-1Deployment for Usage Monitoring via Online Charging System
Figure S.4.1.2-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access convergence when SPR is used
Figure S.4.1.3-1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access convergence (roaming) when SPR is used
Table S.5.1.3-1Event triggers
Table S.5.1.6-1Credit re-authorization triggers
Figure S.8.1PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access convergence when AAA-based accounting is used
Figure S.8.2PCC Reference architecture for Fixed Broadband Access convergence (roaming) when AAA-based accounting is used
Figure S.8.8.1AAA-based Charging Session Initiation
Figure S.8.8.2AAA-based Charging Session modification
Figure S.8.8.3.1-1AAA-based Charging Session Termination

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