Huawei IMS Solution

2014/1/28 Security Level:
Huawei IMS Solution for

BSNL IMS Project
www.huawei.com
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential

Chapter 1 IMS technology overview and its
benefits
Chapter 2 BSNL NGN/IMS Tender requirement
Chapter 3 Huawei IMS Product detail
Chapter 4 Huawei IMS solution for BSNL
Chapter 5 Key IMS Services offered
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What is IMS ?
IMS is IP Multimedia Subsystem
 Base on IP bear network
 Use SIP protocol as core session control protocol
 Support access-independent and thus provide more competitive service packages
Multiple Access Modes IP Multimedia Service
Mobile Network： Session Service：

WiMax Voice and Video Call
LTE/ SAE
Conference
GSM/ WCDMA/
Message
CDMA/ TD-SCDMA
Fixed Network：
POTS, ISDN,LAN、 Non-Session Service：
WLAN、xDSL
IPTV、Media、Web
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Why IMS?
TDM  IP
In Wireline there has been a long term move

towards a Voice over Packet (VoIP) replacement
for the PSTN
IP
Voice  Multimedia Multi-

From pure voice service to multimedia capability in media
order to dig the potential of network
FMC
Fixed or Mobile  FMC
Customer’s requirements evolve to fixed and mobile
convergent
Web
Telecom  Web
Equip with the Web based capability in telecom
network
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Logical Architecture of the IMS Signaling Plane
FTP SOAP SNMP
OSS/BSS Layer
CCF SPG M2000 Provincial NM and charging
BOSS
MMTel Centrex AS MRBT
VoiceMail
Service Layer AS CAP/INAP
SCP
IM-SSF
2G/3G /PSTN
MGCF Network
Core Layer DIAMETER SIP ISC
P/I/S-CSCF/BGCF/MRFC/PCRF SIP/BICC/ISUP
DIAMETER SIP
GMSC Server
HSS/SLF MRFP ISUP/SIP/BICC
H.248
IM-MGW
DNS/ENUM H.248 SIP
A-BGF SIP
AGCF Other IMS
DNS/ENUM/NPDB
SIP Network
DIAMETER
SIP SIP I-SBC
H.248/MGCP/
Access Layer
A-SBC V5UA/IUA
SIP IP Acess Network SIP
Terminal Layer
SIP
OLT
DSLAM
ONU H.248
xDSL xPON V5.2
PC Laptop PDA
POSTS/v5/I
SIP Terminal TV
SDN

IMS Network Entities- Session Control
Layer
 The Network Elements in the session control layer :
Function NE Function NE
P－CSCF MGCF
Network
Call control I－CSCF IM－MGW
interworking
S－CSCF BGCF
User HSS MRFC
Media
management
resource
SLF MRFP

Call Session Control Function - CSCF
CSCF Key Functions
SCP SIP AS 3rd party AS

P-CSCF 1: The 1st contact point to the IMS network in
(Proxy) the visiting domain or home domain
S-CSCF I-CSCF 2: Access network control

HSS
database 3: QoS control, NAT control and security control
AGCF P-CSCF
MGCF
I-CSCF 1: First entry to the IMS network of a carrier
RACS Subsystem
(Interrog 2: S-CSCF assignment and session routing
NASS Subsystem
IP Bearer
ating) 3: Topology hiding
S-CSCF 1: User registration authentication
(Serving) 2: Session route control (Normal, interworking,

MSAN
SIP Phone Legacy Emergency call)
Broadband WIFI network
3: Service trigger

Interworking Nodes
NE Key Functions
SCP SIP AS 3rd party AS MGCF Media Gateway Control Function
HSS 1:Controls the IMS-MGW for establish/modify/delete media
S-CSCF I-CSCF channels
AGCF PCSCF MGCF 2: Selects the I-CSCF for incoming calls from PSTN/CS.
BGCF MGW 3: Performs protocol conversion between ISUP and SIP.
IM-MGW IM-MGW-- IMS-Media Gateway Function
NASS Subsystem RACS Subsystem 1: Terminate bearer channels from a switched circuit network
IP Bearer and media streams from a packet network
BGCF Breakout Gateway Control Function
1: Select a proper MGCF for interworking with the PSTN/CS

MSAN
SIP Phone Legacy
domain

Database Function－HSS and SLF
NE Key Functions
HSS 1: User Identification, Numbering and
SCP SIP AS 3rd party AS Home addressing information;
Subscriber 2: User Security information: Network
S-CSCF I-CSCF Server access control information for
HSS/SLF
database
P-CSCF
authentication and authorization;
AGCF MGCF
3: User Location information at inter-system
level;
NASS Subsystem RACS Subsystem
IP Bearer 4: User profile information (iFC, etc).
SLF When an operator has more than one HSS,
Subscriptio SLF is used to select the related HSS, and

MSAN
SIP Phone Legacy n Locator usually SLF is combined with the HSS
Function

IMS Multimedia Resources Function
NE Key Functions
SCP SIP AS 3rd party AS MRFC Multimedia Resource Function Controller
1: Controls the media stream resources in the MRFP.

S-CSCF I-CSCF 2:Interprets information coming from an AS and S-
HSS/SLF
MRFC database CSCF (e.g session identifier) and control MRFP
P-CSCF
MGCF accordingly.
MRFP
MRFP Multimedia Resource Function Processor

NASS Subsystem RACS Subsystem
1: Provides resources to be controlled by the MRFC.
IP Bearer
2: Mixes incoming media streams (e.g. for multiple
parties).
3: Processes media streams (e.g. audio transcoding,

MSAN
SIP Phone Legacy
media analysis).

Entity Functions of the Access and
Bearer Layer NE Key Functions
DNS/ ENUM 1: DNS (Domain Name System) is
responsible for translating the URL to IP
address for session routing
SCP SIP AS 3rd party AS
2: ENUM(E.164 Number URI Mapping) is
S-CSCF I-CSCF
used to translate the tel URI to SIPURI
HSS/SLF
database
NAT/ SBC 1: SBC can perform the function such
AGCF P-CSCF
MGCF
as :NAT traversal, security, IPv4/IPv6
conversion. etc
NASS Subsystem RACS Subsystem 2: Media Proxy, fixed network QoS control
IP Bearer and security
NACF/ CLF Act as the DHCP and AAA server function for
SBC the fixed network access user
MSAN Private
Legacy
Broadband Network
network

IMS Benefits
Converged Applications Applications
• Across Networks
• Reduced development costs and time
Hosted Win Media
• Voice, Video and data services
• Write once / use many Video Services
MP3
Data Voice
Web Content
Shared Resources Control Text
• Media server resources
• Common user data
• Single user profile across applications SIP
• Integrated applications
Transport
Session Control
• Common Session Control (SIP)
• Provides common service policies
• Leverages investments across
multiple
applications Access
Access Network Agnostic DSL Mobile PSTN

• Eliminates multiple service solutions CMTS
• Network transparency
• Consistent services across networks

benefits

BSNL network High-level requirement

Zonal plan for BSNL Main and DR shall provide IMS services for all zones

Zone wise Subscriber distribution
Zone Subscriber Capacity

South 1500000
East 500000
North 800000
West 1200000
Total 4000000

NGN C5 high-level integration
NGN-C5 & other BSNL’s Network

Other TDM Phase V GSM
networks – GSM and onwards
(Upto Phase IV)
CDMA
LE
TDM TAX (L1 + LII)/
Tandem
IP TAX
SSTP Network
IN System
CDR Project
(OSS-BSS of
wireline)
LE LE NGN C5 core,
Applications,
NGN Access (LMG, OSS-BSS of
Existing TDM Local Switch FTTH, DSL etc) Broadband

benefits
Chapter 4 Disaster Recovery solution

Mature and Leading ATCA Platform
Ultra High Performance
19’’
Large subscriber capacity/ 4 cabinets
Each sub rack has 14 slot with 12 ATCA
blade
14U
High Availability
 99.99953%
Dimension
46U
 Dimension (W × D × H):
600mm × 800mm × 2200mm
 Foot-Print
System 0.48m2 / one cabinet
Management Unit
Processor
Blade Unified and Mature Platform
Redundancy Switch Blade  Unified ATCA platform for IMS NEs.
GE Switch (CSCF/TAS/HSS/DNS/ENUM/
MGCF/AGCF/MRFC/MRFP/IBCF/PCRF/CCF/OM
S/SPG/etc). .
Mature next generation
telecom platform

Simple O&M Reduces Operations
Unified Unified Software
Highlights
Configuration Management
Management
 Unified O&M shared by IMS Core,
Unified
Application Servers, Interworking Element Inventory
Unified Management
(MGCF/MGW/SBC)
Performance
 Seamless upgrade for whole network Management
ensures smooth service

 E2E signaling tracing tool for whole Unified Fault Unified Unified
Management EMS SNMP/CORBA Security
network
Management
Benefits
IMS Core
Interworking
Simplify O&M complexity and reduce HR
cost
Reduce BOSS development costs and
integration cycle
Shorten service provisioning cycle
Unified O&M for IMS, reduce the EMS numbers, reduce CAPEX and
OPEX
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benefits

BSNL IMS core Network Diagram for 4
zones
IMS core
Chandigarh
Bhubaneswar
Ahmedabad
IMS core
IMS core Lucknow
IMS core
IP-Centrex & MMVC

IP-MPLS
IMS core IMS core IN
Pune Kolkata
IMS core
Hyderabad
IMS core
Bangalore IP-Centrex & MMVC
IN
IMS Solution for BSNL (2 sites * 4 zones)
OSS/BSS Supporting
System ATS9900 MediaX3600 Application
MMTel AS/IM-SSF Conference AS
OCS Ro/Diameter
Pre-Paid Sys
ICG9815
CCF
IMS Core
FTP/SFTP Diameter HSS9820
Billing HSS CSC3300
S/I-CSCF,MRFC,BGCF
Diameter
SPG2800 UGC3200
SPG MGCF
CCTF
SOAP/HTTP SOAP/HTTP
Provisioning ENUM SIP
H.248 UAC3000
ENS H.248
AGCF
ENUM /DNS MRP6600
M2000 UMG8900
MMTEL MRFP
EMS IM-MGW
Conference MRP
SNMP/COBRA SNMP/MML
NMS IGW
/FTP/SFTP
SIP
AIM6300 SE2600
CLF/NACF A-SBC/P-CSCF
Access
LIG
LI Gateway N-SBC
HI1/HI2/HI3 X1/X2/X3 Diameter
LI
Diameter
xDSL / FTTx (VOBB) Info-AAA SIP

Existing LMG
3rd party
SIP phone
Diameter
xDSL Modem DSLAM
BRAS
POTS Existing Existing
Existing
Soft Client
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Network Elements Summary (2 sites * 4 zones)
Network Network Elements Product Name remark
layer
Application MMTel AS/IM-SSF ATS9900 IM-SSF for IN integration.

VPN(Convergent Centrex) service, totally two sets, one in the
South and one in East domain, works in Active-Active.
Conference AS MediaX3600 Totally two sets, one in the South and one in East domain,
works in Active-Standby.
IMS Core I/S/E-CSCF, BGCF, MRFC CSC3300

HSS/SLF HSS9820 Only one pair of SLF is needed for dedicated Convergent
Centrex AS. And co-existed with HSS in the zone which the
Convergent Centrex AS located.
ENUM/DNS ENS
MGCF/CCTF UGC3200
IM-MGW/MGW UMG8900 MGW is preserved for ISDN PRI AGs.
MMTEL MRFP/Conference MRP6600
MRFP/IGW
Access NASS AIM6300

A-SBC/P-CSCF/N-SBC SE2600
BSS/OSS Provisioning Gateway SPG2800
EMS M2000 One set for each site. (Geo-Redundancy)
CCF iCG9815

Provisioning Flow
BSS OSS will directly fire the command to SPG
OSS -- SPG ---- HSS/ATS/ENUM…
Hyderabad Bangalore
SPGF SPGF
SPG2800 SPG2800
ATS
HSS HSS ATS
HSS9820 HSS9820
ENUM/DNS ENUM/DNS
ENS ENS

Purpose of Redundancy & Redundancy Modes
•
Purpose of Redundancy

Redundancy is also called remote redundancy or geographical redundancy. With a redundancy solution deployed, when
one of two sites in different geographical locations fails to provide services due to uncontrollable factors such as a natural
disaster, war, and power failure, the other site takes over the services. To ensure the secure and reliable running of the IMS
network, Huawei implements the redundancy of the key NEs of the IMS core. The redundancy solution helps to improve the
IMS network reliability and enhance the ability to handle emergency faults that occur due to natural disasters. It also helps
to enhance the self-recovery ability of the network. This prevents a disaster, for example, a power failure, natural disaster,
and device fault, from causing large-scale service interruptions.
•
Redundancy Modes
• 1+1 primary/secondary mode
 When the primary network device is available, all the services are processed by the primary network device but not by the
secondary network device. When the primary network device becomes unavailable, the remote redundancy network device
takes over the services.
 Advantage: Maintenance management is convenient
•
• 1+1 mutual backup mode

 Two network devices in different geographical locations respectively function as the primary network devices in the pre-
configured ranges. When the network in one of the geographical locations becomes unavailable, the primary network device in
the other geographical location can take over all the services on the faulty network.
 Advantage: The risk of a faulty secondary network device is eliminated. The redundant capacity helps to improve the network
ability to resist impacts.

Redundancy Solutions for the
NEs on the IMS Network
Redundant Primary
Remarks
NE Solution
1+1 mutual The integral IMS solution adopts 1+1 mutual backup for redundancy. When the network works
IMS
Assistant properly, each site carries half of the users.
1+1 mutual
CSCF When the network works properly, each site carries half of the users.
Assistant
1+1 mutual
ATS9900 When the network works properly, each site carries half of the users.
Assistant
1+1 mutual
MRFC/MRFP The MRFC and MRFP interact with each other for switchover.
Assistant
1+1 mutual
HSS For data synchronization, the HSS adopts 1+1 primary/secondary redundancy.
Assistant
1+1 mutual
UGC3200 If an IM-MGW is deployed, 1+1 mutual assistant dual-homing mode (including the CCTF) is used.
Assistant
1+1 mutual
DNS/ENUM
Assistant
1+1 mutual
CCF When the network works properly, each site carries half of the users.
Assistant

Redundancy solution for the NEs on
the IMS network (Cont.)
Redundant Primary
Remarks
NE Solution
The SPG2800s in both sites are activated, and the BSS determines which one is active and which one is
1+1 standby. The provisioning from the BSS to the two SPG2800s, however, must use active/standby
SPG2800 primary/secon mode, and services can be provided to the standby site only when the active site fails.
dary
The provisioning from the SPG2800s to the HSS, ATS, or ENS also uses active/standby mode.
The SE2600 supports geographical redundancy. The active SE2600 backs up the registration information
1+1 mutual to the standby SE2600 using HA hot backup mode, ensuring that the UE can initiate calls without initiating
SBC a new registration request after the active SE2600 becomes faulty.
assistant

Geographical Redundancy of HSS
South Hyderabad South Bangalore
P/I/S/E-CSCF/ BCGF/MRFC P/I/S/E-CSCF/ BCGF/MRFC

CSC3300 CSC3300
② Diameter
message
Higher
priority Lower
Lower
priority
priority Higher
priority
①
HSS HSS
HSS9820 HSS9820
Data
Synchronization
 The secondary HSS shall be able to process the request message from the CSCF.
 When all the Diameter links between CSCF to Primary HSS are down, CSCF will send the request
message to secondary HSS automatically.

AS Geography Redundancy
Application AS-1
Application AS-2
DNS
ENS
DNS
ENS
Higher Higher
priority priority
Lower
priority
P/I/S/E-CSCF/ BCGF/MRFC
CSC3300
CSC3300
SRV Record
 TTREP(TimesTen Relication) _Service._Proto_.Name TTL Class Type P W Port Target
 Used between AS peer to automatically _sip._udp.AS.com 7200 IN SRV 1 50 5060 AS1.com
replicate transactions between servers _sip._udp.AS.com 7200 IN SRV 2 50 5060 AS2.com
 RSYNC(Data mirroring)
A Record
 Used between AS peers to automatically AS1.com IN A XXX.XXX.XXX.X (Example)
mirror files between servers AS2.com IN A YYY.YYY.YYY.Y (Example)

Geographic Redundancy of ENUM/DNS
The primary
UDP/TCP link is higher priority P/I/S/E-CSCF/ BCGF/MRFC P/I/S/E-CSCF/ BCGF/MRFC
to be carried the query message CSC3300 CSC3300
to peer side
②
Higher
priority Lower
Lower
priority
priority Higher
priority
①
Data ENUM/DNS
ENUM/DNS
Synchronization ENS
ENS
 CSCF can configure primary or secondary link with different priority towards master/slave
node of DNS/ENUM NE deployed in different location
 CSCF enable to detect status on each link towards peer side
 When primary DNS/ENUM down, the secondary will work alternatively
 When the crashed primary node recovers, primary DNS/ENUM can take over the services from the Secondary node automatically

Geographic Redundancy of Provisioning
BSS
•SPG support link to each HSS and AS.
•SPG will send provisioning messages to primary HSS and AS.
•SPG is stateless, work in active/standby mode, it is BSS’s
responsibility to select SPG
Hyderabad Bangalore
SPGF SPGF
SPG2800 SPG2800
Application ASs
Application ASs
HSS HSS
HSS9820 HSS9820
ENUM/DNS ENUM/DNS
ENS ENS
Primary link
Standby link

Geographic Redundancy of MGCF

CSC3300 P/I/S/E-CSCF/ BCGF/MRFC
CSC3300
Lower Lower
priority priority
Higher
priority
Higher
priority
MGCF
UGC3200 MGCF
UGC3200
MGW
UMG8900 MGW
UMG8900
SBC MPLS
SE2600 MPLS SBC
SE2600
Other PSTN/PLMN/NGN
Network
IAD IAD
SIP Soft SIP SIP Soft SIP

Client Phone Client Phone

benefits

Huawei convergent conference highlights
Boost conferencing usage
Enhance user • Any access

Converge
• Multi network federation
experience nt
• Seamless integration with
•Advanced media process Conferenc
enterprise OA system
• End to end QoS control e
•Lower bandwidth
• Abundant conference
application
Operate a
carrier service
• All conferences in one
• Unified O&M with IMS
• End to end maintain tools
• CDR generation
• Multi-national, multi-area

Carrier-grade all-in-one conference
Boost conferencing usage Enhance user experience Operate a carrier service
Prov.
MRFP
MediaX
MRFP
MediaX
OMS
CCF
IMS Conf MRFP O&M
IMS
IMS
IMS
AS
DOPRA Middle ware

Unified
LinuxPlatform
OS
ATCA Blade Computing Platform
Voice conf Data conf Video conf
 One conference system support voice, video, data, web, HD conference and T
 Unified and powerful ATCA platform for IMS Core, Conference AS, MRFP and O

Convergent conferencing solution
Requirements:
MediaX3600 Web portal GUI
 Video conference Conference AS
 Instant messaging
HSS
 Application share
 Electronic whiteboard
MGCF I/S-CSCF Internet
 Automated Dial Out conferences should
MRFC
be an option for Scheduled conferences.
 The conference system, should be

MGW MRFP
integrated with a centralized address
SBC
book/directory for contact
synchronization.
 It shall be possible to include any PSTN/NGN 3G/PLMN LTE/WIFI xDSL/LAN/xPON
combination of POTS phones, SIP

PBX
terminals and PC Soft-clients in a
conference.
Any access type Web control site

Convergent Centrex solution
Requirement:
Solution description:
 9.1.2 IP Centrex service shall be available across the
 Dedicated ATS9900 for Convergent Centrex AS. The two AS works in mutual
country and seamlessly available among different
assistance mode.
NGN Cores (i.e. may be of Softswitch based or IMS
based core of different vendors). Basically, IP  SLF is needed for Convergent Centrex AS to query the HSS for user profile. The SLF
Centrex shall have no limitation of Zone or same can be co-existed with HSS in the site the Convergent Centrex AS is located.
NGN core (i.e. NGN Core from same OEMs).
 For the end user who subscribed the Convergent Centrex service, an dedicated iFC
 7.17.1 The IP based Centrex services shall be ATS9900 ATS9900
should be added.
possible to provide to both the POTS and SIP users Centrex AS Centrex AS
in the same zone through from respective NGN core
and IP Centrex features as described in TEC GR No.
SLF
GR/IPC-01. Any combination of SIP as well as POTs
subscribers can be used for IP Centrex.
 7.18.1 IP Centrex allows small and medium size

enterprises to deploy PABX/ CUG service without Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4
IMS Core1 IMS Core2 IMS Core1 IMS Core2 IMS Core1 IMS Core2 IMS Core1 IMS Core2
really installing system physically in their premises.
IP Centrex service is operator hosted deployed at
centralized location and extending Fixed and mobile
user can be in one Centrex group;
 Advantages
Support for a wide variety of terminals and access Mobile
Broadband
modes Fixed
Support for fixed-mobile convergence (FMC)
Fast deployment
Support for multiple private branch exchange (PBX) access modes

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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential

Chapter 2 BSNL NGN/IMS Tender requirement

Chapter 3 Huawei IMS Product detail

Chapter 4 Huawei IMS solution for BSNL

Chapter 5 Key IMS Services offered

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Multiple Access Modes IP Multimedia Service

Mobile Network： Session Service：

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In Wireline there has been a long term move

Voice  Multimedia Multi-

FTP SOAP SNMP

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CSCF Key Functions

SCP SIP AS 3rd party AS

(Proxy) the visiting domain or home domain

S-CSCF I-CSCF 2: Access network control

I-CSCF 1: First entry to the IMS network of a carrier

S-CSCF 1: User registration authentication

(Serving) 2: Session route control (Normal, interworking,

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HSS 1:Controls the IMS-MGW for establish/modify/delete media

S-CSCF I-CSCF channels

BGCF MGW 3: Performs protocol conversion between ISUP and SIP.

IM-MGW IM-MGW-- IMS-Media Gateway Function

IP Bearer and media streams from a packet network

BGCF Breakout Gateway Control Function

1: Select a proper MGCF for interworking with the PSTN/CS

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IP Bearer 4: User profile information (iFC, etc).

SLF When an operator has more than one HSS,

Subscriptio SLF is used to select the related HSS, and

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1: Controls the media stream resources in the MRFP.

MRFP Multimedia Resource Function Processor

3: Processes media streams (e.g. audio transcoding,

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Access Network Agnostic DSL Mobile PSTN

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Chapter 2 BSNL NGN/IMS Tender requirement

Chapter 3 Huawei IMS Product detail

Chapter 4 Huawei IMS solution for BSNL

Chapter 5 Key IMS Services offered

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Zone Subscriber Capacity

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NGN-C5 & other BSNL’s Network

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Chapter 2 BSNL NGN/IMS Tender requirement

Chapter 3 Huawei IMS Product detail

Chapter 4 Disaster Recovery solution

Chapter 5 Key IMS Services offered

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ensures smooth service

Chapter 2 BSNL NGN/IMS Tender requirement

Chapter 3 Huawei IMS Product detail

Chapter 4 Huawei IMS solution for BSNL