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TS 24.259
PNM – Personal Network Management

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V19.0.0 (PDF) 2025/09 80 p.

V18.0.0 2023/12 80 p.

V17.0.0 2021/12 80 p.

V16.0.0 2020/06 80 p.

V15.0.0 2018/09 78 p.

V14.0.0 2017/03 80 p.

V13.0.0 2015/06 78 p.

V12.0.0 2014/09 78 p.

V11.5.0 2014/09 78 p.

V10.8.0 2014/09 78 p.

V9.11.0 2014/09 78 p.

V8.2.0 2009/06 70 p.

Rapporteur:: Dr. Lu, Yang
Vodafone GmbH

full Table of Contents for TS 24.259 Word version: 19.0.0

each clause number in 'red' refers to the equivalent title in the Partial Content

Scope p. 6

References p. 6

Definitions, symbols and abbreviations p. 7

3.1	Definitions p. 7
3.2	Abbreviations p. 8

Overview of personal network management p. 9

4.1	General p. 9
4.2	Network capabilities p. 9

Functional entities p. 9

5.1	Introduction p. 9
5.2	User Equipment (UE) p. 9
5.3	Application Server (AS) p. 10
5.4	Authentication Proxy p. 10

Roles for PN-registration p. 10

Introduction p. 10

PN UE p. 10

PNM Application p. 11

6.3.1	PN-registration procedure in the IM CN subsystem p. 11
6.3.2	PN-registration procedure in the CS domain p. 11

Definition of media feature tag g.3gpp.pne-id |R9| p. 11

Roles for PN-configuration p. 12

7.1	Introduction p. 12
7.2	PN UE p. 12
7.3	PNM application p. 14

Roles for PN-query p. 14

8.1	Introduction p. 14
8.2	PN UE p. 14
8.3	PNM application p. 15

Roles for PN redirection p. 15

Introduction p. 15

PN UE p. 15

PNM application p. 15

9.3.1	PN UE redirection procedure in the IM CN subsystem p. 15
9.3.2	PN UE redirection procedure in the CS domain p. 16

Roles for PN access control p. 16

Introduction p. 16

PN UE p. 17

PN UE procedures supporting PNE access control |R9| p. 17

PNM application p. 18

10.3.1	PN access control procedure in the IM CN subsystem p. 18
10.3.2	PN access control procedure in the CS domain p. 19

PNM controller IMS application reference identifier p. 19

Protocol at the Ut reference point p. 20

Introduction p. 20

Roles p. 20

11.2.1	XCAP client p. 20
11.2.2	XCAP server p. 20

Example signalling flows p. 21

Scope of signalling flows p. 21

Introduction p. 21

A.2.1	General p. 21
A.2.2	Key required to interpret signalling flows p. 21

Signalling flows p. 23

Introduction p. 23

Signalling flows for PN-registration p. 23

A.3.2.1	PN-registration in the IM CN subsystem using third party registration p. 23
A.3.2.2	PN-registration in the IM CN subsystem with subscription to reg event package p. 26
A.3.2.3	PN-registration procedure for PNE other than a PN UE \|R9\| p. 29

Signalling flows for PN-configuration p. 34

A.3.3.1	PN-configuration for PN UE redirection p. 34
A.3.3.2	PN-configuration for PN access control p. 35
A.3.3.3	PN-configuration for changing PN UE name p. 37
A.3.3.4	PN-query p. 38
A.3.3.5	PN-deconfiguration p. 40

Signalling flows for PN UE redirection p. 41

A.3.4.1	PN UE redirection in the IM CN subsystem p. 41
A.3.4.2	PN UE redirection in the CS domain p. 48

Signalling flows for PN access control p. 50

A.3.5.1	PN access control procedure in IM CN subsystem p. 50
A.3.5.2	PN access control procedure in CS domain. p. 59

Signalling flows for interdomain networking p. 61

A.3.6.1	IM CN subsystem to CS domain p. 61
A.3.6.2	CS domain to IM CN subsystem p. 64

Example XML document p. 66

Introduction p. 66

(Normative) PNM XML schema definition p. 68

B.1	XML elements structure p. 68
B.2	XML schema for PNM p. 70

(Normative) Definitions of the PNM XCAP application usage p. 73

Change history p. 74