Alcatel NGN For Core Mobil Network

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Outline
1. 2.
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Deployment references (T-Mobile, Orange) OPEX & CAPEX business case
3.
Con ng tin ti FMC (HI t c nh v di ng)
IMS migration UMA evolution
4.
Summary
Mobile NGN Workshop with VNPT 2
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Capacity increase Renovation 3G introduction New features introduction
While preparing your network for strategic evolutions
Both at Technology and Services level with future generation such as All-IP (IMS)
and reducing your costs (CAPEX & OPEX)

Stay competitive in this fast moving market
NGN rationale
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NGN is gaining momentum NGN scope may be understood differently depending on the context
Towards All-IP
Todays Core
3GPP R99
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In the Mobile context, NGN is two folds:

One
is NGN for narrowband service / other one is NGN for Multimedia
access (i.e. 3GPP R4 split architecture)

The
Voice over packet

3GPP R4
Distributed Mobile switching architecture
service /access (i.e. 3GPP R5/R6 IMS) The induced CAPEX/OPEX benefits of NGN narrow- and broad-band imply a strong pre-requisite : technology breakthrough
Multimedia
3GPP R5-6
Multimedia Services on IP Core
NGN in brief - Network simplification

Traditional Circuit Switched networks versus D-MSC in growth
Initial Configuration
Early Stage Single MSC
REGION 2
Backhaul all traffic

As traffic grows - transport
REGION 3 REGION 1
related OPEX becomes excessive
REGION 4
LOCALISED SWITCHING WITHIN LOCALISED SWITCHING REGIONS WITHIN REGIONS
REGION REGION 2 2 ALCATEL D-MSC CALL SERVER
Multiple MSCs, one in each region Central Call Server with D-MSC : Transport savings with localized switching BUT new OPEX due to Significant OPEX and CAPEX additional human resources, real savings estate costs Highto CAPEX purchase new Move IP/ATM backboneof saves MSCs. long distance costs
TDM or IP/ATM
REGION 1
REGION 3 REGION 3
Difficulty to maintain service Service uniformity
uniformity
REGION 1
REGION 4 REGION 4
IP interfaces enable innovative Only cost effective for high
Traditional Growth phase D-MSC Growth phase

subscriber regions services
DISTRIBUTED ALCATEL MEDIA GATEWAYS
Distributed Mobile Switching Solutions Dramatically

Reduces Total Cost of Ownership
Traditional Core Switch Distributed MSC Concept
Call Server Call processing intelligence Media Gateway Physical connectivity
Combined intelligence and connectivity
Drastic OPEX savings from :

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Drastic CAPEX savings from :

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Simplified network OAM&P intelligence in the central Call Server High scalability and low footprint for optimum design and site reduction Reduced backhauling & backbone traffic local switching, TrFO, VoP capabilities Better network utilization - combined voice & data transport, ready for IMS Standard and open interface
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Optimum equipment utilisation with independent dimensioning of scalable Call Server and Media Gateway resources Pooling of equipment resources in large capacity Call Servers Backbone equipment cost optimisation with flexible choice of TDM, ATM or IP
Alcatel Spatial AtriumTM & Media Gateways

A one cabinet solution
MSC Server
Configuration
Media Gateway Configuration
Single Rack MSC Server and Media Gateway Configuration
Next-generation 3GPP / 3GPP2 Call Server for GSM, UMTS & CDMA and Integrated IMS Core Solution for Hybrid Networks and/or All IP R5/R6/..
Distributed MSC, Distributed GMSC and Network Services Overlay Solutions

Distributed MSC Server, Media Gateway 3GPP R4/R5 compliant Multi-protocol: GSM / UMTS / GSM1x / WLAN / SIP Superior scalability and density
Any-to-Any switching for TDM, IP, ATM and FR (including native TDM-TDM)
Unique services supported using CAMEL and IP APIs Evolves from 2/2.5G to 3G to All-IP with only software upgrades Multiple media gateway types supported through standard interfaces
Alcatel Distributed MSC

Advantages of an Open architecture
Typical Approach
Wireless Application
Carrier Grade Telecom Application Protocol Stacks
Vs
Delivered Applications
Alcatel approach - Best in Call Elements

Wireless Application Carrier Grade Telecom Application
Delivered Applications
Protocol Stacks Trillium (SS7, H.248,

SIP, HTTP, VoXML); TimesTen (real time db)
S/W Debug Tools

Programming Language Operating System Motherboards, Platform Processors
S/W Debug Tools - Sun
Off-The-Shelf Proprietary
Programming Language C++ Operating System Sun Solaris, Linux Motherboards, Platform Continuous Computing, Sun, Force Processors Sun Sparc, Intel Pentium
Systems Integration
Off-The-Shelf
Alcatel overall integration

Slow development & time-to-market
Open platforms provide significant development efficiencies and fast time to market for new services
Spatial Atrium History

1998
Santera Systems Spatial Wireless
2001
2002
Tekelec Acquires Santera
2003
Alcatel Partners with Spatial
Spatial Atrium Achieves DMSC Lab Acceptance at Cingular
2004
Alcatel Acquires Spatial
Spatial Atrium GSM & UMTS Contract With Cingular
Spatial Demos GSM1x with CDMA MOT & NT RAN In Italy
Spatial Deploys Prepaid IP/SS7 In Hong Kong
Spatial Atrium MNP SRF in N. America Deployed
Spatial Atrium CDMA GSM Live Trial at China Unicom
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Santera Systems began business in 1998:

Developed a Wireline Softswitch and Media Gateway $210 Million in Venture Capital Investment by 2002 Acquired by Tekelec in late 2002, following which another $70 Million in investment in Santera was made through today Total Investment in Tekelec Wireless Media Gateway: $280 Million
Spatial Atrium Achieves DMSC Lab Acceptance at T-Mobile & AT&T Wireless
Spatial Atrium DMSC & GMSC Commercial Deployments at T-Mobile USA
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Spatial Wireless began business in 2001:
Began with Santeras Softswitch software and OEM of the Media Gateway Redesigned software for Wireless Call Server application and led Santeras R&D to produce a Wireless Media Gateway $58 Million in Venture Capital Investment by 2004
Total Investment in Spatial Mobile NGN Workshop with VNPT 9
Atrium: $338 Million

Alcatel & Spatial Wireless leading the NGN race

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Alcatel signed an OEM agreement in March04 after months of collaboration with Spatial Wireless Alcatel is the integrator of Spatial Wireless NGN solution for T-Mobile US first large scale NGN deployment in Mobile Networks December 15, 2004, Alcatel finalized the acquisition of Spatial Wireless

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The market leader in mobile NGN/Distributed Switching A solution in commercial use and in market trials, with major GSM, UMTS and CDMA operators Over 1million ports deployed in 2004 North America, China, India
A product based on the latest open, carrier grade IT technologies
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Recent Major Announcements: T-Mobile US, Cingular, SFR, TA Orange

Alcatel becomes the undisputed leader of this new wave on Mobile Networks
Outline
1. 2.
Technology & Key Features Operational Gains

3.
On the road to FMC
4.
Summary
Alcatel / Spatial Wireless
T-Mobile US Press Release

T-Mobile USA selects Alcatel to enhance its national core network
Cannes, February 15, 2005 - Alcatel (Paris: CGEP.PA and NYSE: ALA) today announced that it signed a 3-year agreement with T-Mobile USA Inc., a member of the T-Mobile International group, the mobile telecommunications subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG (NYSE: DT). As part of this new deal, Alcatel will continue to deploy its Alcatel 5020 Spatial Atrium Distributed MSC solution for the upgrade and optimization of the operator's mobile core network. Today, T-Mobile USA has 1 million ports installed, with more than 500,000 ports carrying live traffic across the national next-generation mobile core network, the first in U.S. and one of the first in world. The solution will allow TMobile USA to continue to deliver product and service innovation, while reducing its per unit switching costs by enabling network extensions in a flexible manner. The cornerstone of the Alcatel 5020 Spatial Atrium solution is a cost-effective, multi-standard and highly scalable mobile call server/softswitch that controls distributed media gateways and manages call/session control for voice and data services. It simultaneously supports multiple generations of mobile radio access and transport technologies. "We are now positioned to quickly provide our customers with new innovative services, while optimizing our switching costs," said Cole Brodman, senior vice president and chief development officer for T-Mobile USA, Inc. "From day one, Alcatel-Spatial successfully stepped up and met our needs by providing us with the ability to migrate our core network to a future-enabled next-generation network."
T-Mobile US : The first large scale and field proven NGN

deployment in a mobile network
Alcatels Spatial Atrium innovative mobile NGN solution helps T-Mobile US reduce network infrastructure and OPEX costs and paves the way for 3G.
Alcatel Spatial Wireless
Q404: 16,3 M subs in the US 4th largest wireless US carrier with a fast growing market share (10% Q404). T-Mobile US was looking for a way to reduce its costs while enhancing its network, with a view to moving towards 3G. An RFP was issued in Dec02.
Distributed MSC
Key dates of this partnership Teaming agreement in Nov02 for T-Mobile RFP answer. Joint DMSC proposal to T-Mobile in Dec02 Short-listed in March 2003. Successful Lab evaluation: July03 (Alcatel/Spatial was the only vendor able to achieve this key step). This evaluation convinced T-Mobile to choose Alcatel solution
Contract with T-Mobile signed January 31, 2004 A major win in NGN & against Nortel, Ericsson & Nokia
Reference Case
Current T-Mobile USA Network
Seattle Minneapolis Portland Upstate NY Milwaukee Detroit Des Moines Chicago Indianapolis New York Central PA Pittsburgh Cleveland Boston
Migration to Spatial Atrium NGN Network Architecture Began in 2004:

System Elements # # DSO Ports
Connecticut Philadelphia Virginia
Los Angeles Sacramento
62+ locations (including CA) 100+ switch tech FTEs

SLC St. Louis Denver Kansas City Louisville Nashville Memphis Phoenix Albuquerque OKC Birmingham El Paso Dallas Austin New Orleans Mobile
D-MSC GMSC Total
25 10 35
588,512 385,056 953,568
Washington DC
Atlanta Jacksonville
Hawaii
Seattle
Tampa Miami
Wayne Minneapolis Portland Bohemia
Boston
Houston
Vendor Ericsson Nortel Nokia Total
# MSCs 86 25 14 125
# DS0 Ports 2,307,768 809,712 433,680 3,551,160

Phoenix Dallas Austin Irvine OKC Concord Kansas City
Chicago
Manhattan Detroit Philadelphia
17 Call Server Sites Cincinnati Salt Lake City Louisville Denver 33 Media Gateway Sites Washington DC Indianapolis
Nashville Memphis Atlanta
Norfolk
Mobile Houston South Texas New Orleans Tampa
Orland o Miami
T-Mobile USA
Next Generation Network Optimization Proposal
Chuyn sang 100% s dng D-MSC:

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Thay th 3,5 triu cng MSC trong vng 3 nm:

Trin khai cc MG ti 33 a im truyn thng ph sng c 64 a im c. Expand Call Servers to 4 additional sites for a total of 24 centralized sites.
LI ch I vi T-Mobile USAs Business:

Operations: Gim nhn vin tI cc a im t Call Server Transport: Ease of Introducing Voice over Packet to Reduce Costs Services: Fast & Differentiated Service Introduction enabled with SIP
A Disruptive Approach
Fulfilling T-Mobiles Key Requirements

Develop a long term competitive cost structure through reduction of network infrastructure and operations costs T-Mobiles Requirements Invest in a cost effective future-proof solution to support high traffic growth and future introduction of 3G and IMS
Improve Operating Expense

Immediate and drastic network OPEX reduction through deployment of a distributed architecture Flexible and cost effective network extension to cover traffic and coverage growth needs Future proof solution paving the way for 3G (multistandard call server) and smooth introduction of IMS
Key Business Drivers for an Evolution to a Disruptive NGN Solution

Orange (TAO) Thailand Press Release
TA Orange awards Alcatel a USD 133 million contract to expand and upgrade its mobile network in Thailand Paris, February 2, 2005 Alcatel (Paris: CGEP.PA and NYSE: ALA) today announced that it has signed a USD 133 million contract with TA Orange, a leading mobile operator in Thailand, to expand the operator's current Alcatelpowered GSM/GPRS mobile network and to upgrade it with EDGE and 3G/UMTS. This upgrade provides TA Orange with a clear migration path to 3G. In preparation for this development the operator has already granted Alcatel an exclusive agreement to deploy 3G/UMTS during the 2005 and 2006 timeframe. In the framework of this contract, Alcatel will also deploy a mobile Next Generation Network (mobile NGN) solution that will cater to the needs of 3.6 million additional users. This will substantially increase TA Orange's capacity to provide new multimedia services to its subscribers with optimized costs in parallel to the extension of the operator's mobile coverage. Alcatel's Mobile NGN solution is based on an innovative, standards-based mobile switching solution, designed by Spatial Wireless, a company recently acquired by Alcatel. The cornerstone of Alcatel's Mobile NGN solution delivered to TA Orange is Alcatel 5020 Spatial Atrium Softswitch, a multi-standard and field-proven mobile softswitch that controls distributed media gateways and manages call/session control for voice and data services. In addition, Alcatel will provide TA Orange with its intelligent GPRS Gateway Support Node (iGGSN) solution, a very strategic core network element for the deployment of mobile data services as it allows operators to charge their subscribers according to the type of content they access and to the service value they perceive.
Reference Cases
Orange (TAO) Thailand Business Drivers

Helps Orange to be competitive with a cost-effective 2G network expansion and reducing dramatically interconnection costs
2005-2006 network growth directly on NGN 3GPP R4

Expansion for additional 1.8M subs in 2005 with regional sites Tng ln 3.6M subs in 2006 Spatials (G)MSC/MGW solution allows Orange to leverage TAs IP backbone Local switching in the regions Reduce the interconnection cost with ToT which are backhauling the radio traffic today 2 G-MSC handling connection to PSTN 3 R-MSC regional sites with connection to PSTN
Drivers

Major Components

Alcatel Spatial ATRIUM WSS/WMG
Reference Cases
Orange (TAO) Thailand Network Topology in 2005
GMSC-A
GMSC-B
GMSCA
GMSCB
TDM
DAM
Legacy MSC VMSC RMSC-North,NorthEast, South CS BKK, MGW remote VMSC/GMSC
Reference Cases
Orange (TAO) Thailand Network Topology by 2006
GMSC-A
GMSC-B
GMSCA
GMSCB TDM network
DAM
Legacy MSC VMSC RMSC-North,NorthEast, South CS BKK, MGW remote VMSC/GMSC

Cingular 3G Press Release
Spatial Wireless* selected by Siemens to deploy a voice core solution for 3G UMTS network in the United States
Plano (Texas), February 9, 2005 - Spatial Wireless has been selected by Siemens Communications, Inc., to supply a 3G wireless MSC solution to support Siemens' key customer of 3G UMTS networks in the United States . Spatial Atrium, a next generation wireless distributed mobile switching solution, will enable wireless carriers to realize significant operation and capital expense savings with a common voice core solution simultaneously supporting multiple generations of radio access, services, and core transport technologies. "By working with Spatial Wireless, Siemens will deliver a comprehensive, integrated solution that is designed to enable Cingular to achieve network efficiencies and lower operating expenses," said Joerg Lippert, vice president and general manager, Mobile Networks, Siemens Communications, Inc. "Together with our partner Siemens, we are honored to be given the opportunity to work diligently to meet Cingular's goal to be the leading 3G wireless carrier in America." said Pardeep Kohli, Senior Vice President, Alcatel Mobile NGN. "Our relationship with Siemens, in conjunction with their strong portfolio of 3G technologies and services, enables us to provide a market leading solution."

SFR 2G/3G Press Release
SFR selects Alcatel's mobile Next Generation Network solution
Cannes, February 15, 2005 - Alcatel (Paris: CGEP.PA and NYSE: ALA) today announced that it has closed a deal with SFR to trial its mobile Next Generation Network (NGN) solution throughout the operator's 2G/3G mobile networks in France. Alcatel's solution for SFR is based on an innovative, standards-based mobile switching solution, designed by Spatial Wireless, a company recently acquired by Alcatel. The cornerstone of this solution is the Alcatel 5020 Spatial Atrium Softswitch, a multi-standard and field-proven mobile call server controlling distributed media gateways and managing call/session control for voice and data services. Alcatel's distributed MSC architecture will answer SFR's needs for increased 2G and 3G capacity. It will also allow the operator to significantly reduce its capital and operating costs of its mobile GSM/GPRS core network. Furthermore, following the commercial launch by SFR of its 3G commercial service, Alcatel's solution will help the operator optimize its costs for its UMTS network expansion, thus ensuring long-term investment protection. "We decided to test Alcatel equipment as their solution for mobile Next Generation Networks is immediately available and the most advanced and mature today," stated Paul Corbel Chief Technical Officer of SFR. "This solution when validated will allow SFR to significantly reduce our capital and operating costs and to perform network extensions in a flexible and cost-effective manner."
NGN architecture
The key move to a cost effective Core
CAPEX reduction Cheaper MGW ports versus integrated MSC ports cost No need for separate the transit switch layer SS7 over IP roll out will lead to drastic SS7 network cost reduction Less Transcoders requested thanks to TrFO OPEX reduction Operation cost reduction due to less resources (technical support, real estate,..) required as there will be less MSC sites (a MGW site is much simpler to operate) Transport savings due to local switching of local calls (mobile-to-mobile and mobile-to-fixed) Transport savings due to long distance call bypass Operation and transport savings due to introduction of a convergent voice and data transport network Transport savings due to lower bandwidth requirements (thanks to Transcoders located on the edge, silence suppression)
NGN based Core Network Optimization

2G/3G Network renovation study carried out with UK Operator
Todays network
2006
14.3 triu thu bao 130 b chuyn mch tI 37 a im 99% GSM, 1% UMTS 3624 sq. meters of footprint 1,899 KW of power Expensive TDM transport leased from BT SS7 signalling MSCs are single points of failure Upgrade to UMTS is clumsy & expensive
15.8 triu thu bap 4 Call server v 19 Media Gateway ti 18 a im 75% UMTS, 25% GSM (or any combination there of) 30 sq. meters of footprint 38 KW of power TDM or VoIP on Operators own CPN SS7 or SIGTRAN or SIP signalling Network level Resiliency through Geographic Redundancy Significantly lowering the total new network product cost
Distributed MSC Solution

Key operator drivers to invest in NGN now
NGN solution is now seen as an opportunity by many operators

Main market drivers leading to NGN deployment study, depending on their context:
UMTS deployment
For high speed and high bandwidth services & capacity issue in urban area
2G network extension
to face strong capacity growth forecasts
New features introduction

To increase ARPU & subscribers satisfaction
Core Network renovation

targeting cost reduction in matured network
Gii php MSC phn tn

V d v vic trin khai

Call server h tr nhiu media gateway to augment current network Gateway MSC overlays for long distance bypass with IP/ATM Overlays for IP-based services introduction Network and capacity expansion with additional MGW Seamless evolution to support 3G rollout Phase out legacy MSC network
IP-BASED IP-BASEDSERVICES SERVICESINTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION
Cung cp dch v IP
SS7 Network SS7 Network SS7 Network SS7 Network
GATEWAY GATEWAYMSC MSCOVERLAYS OVERLAYS GATEWAY MSC OVERLAYS FOR FORLONG LONGDISTANCE DISTANCEBYPASS BYPASS FOR LONG DISTANCE BYPASS
REGION 3 33 REGION REGION REGION 3
REGION 111 REGION REGION REGION 1
IP/ATM IP/ATM IP/ATM IP/ATM or or TDM TDM or TDM or TDM

SUBSCRIBER GROWTH SUBSCIRBER GROWTH

REGION 66 REGION REGION 6 REGION 5 5 REGION REGION 5
3G 3GROLLOUT ROLLOUT 3G ROLLOUT
REGIONAL NETWORK EXPANSION REGIONAL NETWORK EXPANSION
CAPACITY EXPANSION EXPANSION CAPACITY CAPACITY EXPANSION
Outline
1. 2.

3.
On the road to FMC
4.
Summary
IMS is the Foundation for Network Convergence
Fixed
Traditional Fixed Traditional Mobile
Mobile
New converged services
IMS
Fixed-BB
(xDSL,FTTP)
Independent of access technology and devices
Wireless-BB
(3G, WiFi,WiMax)
xDSL
IMS accelerates the convergence WLAN

IMS introduction
IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is a standardised architecture for offering IP Telecommunication Services on the packet domain

Subsystem on top of PS domain: 100% IP Standardised by 3GPP in R5: Full NGN solution Reuse of the work done on multimedia by IETF: IPv6, SIP, SDP, RTP, ENUM,...
IMS is access agnostic: UMTS, GPRS, EDGE, WLAN, Fixed Line,

SIP
IMS
IP Network SIP SIP
SIP
IMS is not just VoIP but offers
multimedia services, combining text,

images, video,
At Home
SIP
SIP
On the Move
In the Office
IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem 3GPP R5/R6/)

A multi-service, multi-protocol, multi-access, IP based network secure, reliable and trusted
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Multi-services: delivered by a common QoS enabled core network. Multi-access: diverse access networks; fixed and mobile terminals, Not one network, but different networks that interoperate seamlessly
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An enabler for service providers to offer

Real-time and non real-time, communication services Between peers, or in a client-server configuration.
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Mobility / Nomadicity
Of both users and devices Inter and inter-network domains, eventually between fixed and mobile networks
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My communications services anywhere, any terminal
Evolution from the Mobile SoftSwitch

Introduction of IP based Services (SIP)
MSC Server Common Functions
SW upgrade only
MSC Server
MGCF
SW upgrade only
MSC Server
MGCF
CSCF
Common Functions Common IT Plaform SIP Enhanced Mobile NGN Add MGCF. Allowing interworking SIPISUP, SIPBICC. 5020 CSC
Common Functions Common IT Plaform Mobile NGN + IMS introduction Add IMS/SIP capabilities. Interworking between IMS and local CS domain optimized on same NE.
Common IT Plaform
Mobile NGN Start with MSC Server 5020 SAS
Mature TDM
Class 5
New IP Services
TGW
MSC Server
MGCF
BGCF
CSCF
5020 SAS/CSC
Common Functions Common IT Plaform
PSTN
RSU
Class 5
Mobile NGN + IMS Ramp-up As IMS traffic grows and CS traffic dwindles, switch-over CPU from MSC server to IMS (CSCF) service.
RSU
RSU
Traditional Approach 3GPP R4 & R5
Nextgeneration 3GPP R5
Alcatel GSM, 3GPP R4 & R5
CS & IMS Domains

Control
Next-generation 3GPP Call Server for GSM & UMTS R4 and CSCF/MGCF for UMTS R5
Bearer
Distributed MSC
HLR/iGGSN/MGW smoothly evolve to IMS

HLR
HLR
Common Functions Common IT Plaform SW upgrade only
HLR
IM-HSS SLF
iGGSN Media Gateway

SW upgrade only
iGGSN
iGGSN
P-CSCF PDF

SW upgrade only
Fixed and Mobile Call Servers HSS, HLR
SGSN
MGW
CS-MG
IM-MG MRFP
Common Functions Common IT Plaform MSC server
Unique Platform Different Applications Different Nodes Simplified rollout Easier operation & maintenance
WSS
SW upgrade only
I,S-CSCF/MGCF MRFC/BGCF/PDF IM-SSF/SCIM/TAS Common Functions
Common IT Plaform
Spatial Atrium solution supports Device Convergence

Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) - Principles
Access to the GSM network over WiFi
UNC
INC Security Firewall Gateway Access Point Gb
Carrier OSS Network

SGSN
EMS
Public IP Networ Network k
Core Data Network Core Voice Network
H.248 Up
A int A
UMA Handset Wm
Media Gateway
MSC
MDS /AAA HLR

D ' / Gr '
UNC looks like a BSC
APs look like one or more GSM cells as far as the MSC is concerned
All services provided from the GSM network. The IP network is just a pipe.
The MSC stays in control of the call
Being standardized in 3GPP as Generic Access Network (GAN)

Spatial Atrium solution supports Device Convergence

Evolution to UMA UNC, AAA, SG, UMA Databases
UMA Databases & AAA
Wm
Spatial Atrium
- UMA UNC VoIP Security Gateway - UMA

Upcs (UMA-RR)
BSSAP
Up
UMA
RANAP Upcs (AMR/IP)
UMA GPRS Gateway

Upps Gb
Features MSS/MGW support UMA-RR & AMR/IP VoIP Security Gateway supports UMA-SGW SGSN platform supports Upps HSS platform supports UMA Databases & AAA
Outline
1. 2.

3.
On the road to FMC
4.
Summary
Alcatel NGN/IMS solution

Drivers
Designed to match operators expectations
Objectives
Answer to your urgent needs

UMTS deployment
2G network extension
Core Network renovation
New features introduction

Fast time to market new services (traditional or IP-based) on a GSM/GPRS network
capacity increase 3G introduction New services
High capacity & scalability Geographic redundancy Field proven solution (US tier one network) Smooth introduction in existing network Easy migration toward 3G Feature parity NGN Distributed MSC: Transport saving & Network simplification lower switching equipment costs Common 2G/3G solution Unmatched density
Reduce your cost

CAPEX OPEX
Fast & cost effective deployment of new services
Prepare strategic network evolution

Toward Multi-media Toward full IP

Evolution toward IMS by software upgrade only Common hardware for telephony (CS) and multimedia (IMS) Open IT platform
Alcatel Spatial Atrium

Commercial Deployments & Trials
Teleglobe, Canada SFR, France China Unicom, China
MNP Commercial T-Mobile, USA
2G/3G DMSC Trial
GSM1x DMSC & GMSC Trial Sunday, Hong-Kong
2G DMSC, GMSC & MNP Commercial Cingular, USA
Multi Service Platform Commercial TA Orange, Thailand
Hutchison, India 3G DMSC & GMSC Commercial 2G DMSC Trial
orange
TM
2G DMSC & GMSC Commercial
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VNPT Workshop 05/04/05

Cng ngh & c im cn bn Tin ch trong vic vn hnh

Deployment references (T-Mobile, Orange) OPEX & CAPEX business case

Con ng tin ti FMC (HI t c nh v di ng)

IMS migration UMA evolution

Mobile NGN Workshop with VNPT 2

All rights reserved 2005, Alcatel

Thch thc trong vic pht trin mng

Capacity increase Renovation 3G introduction New features introduction

While preparing your network for strategic evolutions

and reducing your costs (CAPEX & OPEX)

Mobile NGN Workshop with VNPT 3

All rights reserved 2005, Alcatel

In the Mobile context, NGN is two folds:

is NGN for narrowband service / other one is NGN for Multimedia

access (i.e. 3GPP R4 split architecture)

Voice over packet

Distributed Mobile switching architecture

Multimedia Services on IP Core

Mobile NGN Workshop with VNPT 4

All rights reserved 2005, Alcatel

NGN in brief - Network simplification

Backhaul all traffic

related OPEX becomes excessive

LOCALISED SWITCHING WITHIN LOCALISED SWITCHING REGIONS WITHIN REGIONS

REGION REGION 2 2 ALCATEL D-MSC CALL SERVER

Difficulty to maintain service Service uniformity

IP interfaces enable innovative Only cost effective for high

Traditional Growth phase D-MSC Growth phase

subscriber regions services

DISTRIBUTED ALCATEL MEDIA GATEWAYS

All rights reserved 2005, Alcatel

Distributed Mobile Switching Solutions Dramatically

Combined intelligence and connectivity

Drastic OPEX savings from :

Drastic CAPEX savings from :

All rights reserved 2005, Alcatel

Alcatel Spatial AtriumTM & Media Gateways

Media Gateway Configuration

Single Rack MSC Server and Media Gateway Configuration

Distributed MSC, Distributed GMSC and Network Services Overlay Solutions

Alcatel Distributed MSC

Alcatel approach - Best in Call Elements

Protocol Stacks Trillium (SS7, H.248,

S/W Debug Tools

S/W Debug Tools - Sun

Alcatel overall integration

Spatial Atrium History

Spatial Demos GSM1x with CDMA MOT & NT RAN In Italy

Spatial Deploys Prepaid IP/SS7 In Hong Kong

Spatial Atrium MNP SRF in N. America Deployed

Spatial Atrium CDMA GSM Live Trial at China Unicom

Santera Systems began business in 1998:

Spatial Atrium DMSC & GMSC Commercial Deployments at T-Mobile USA

Spatial Wireless began business in 2001:

Total Investment in Spatial Mobile NGN Workshop with VNPT 9

Atrium: $338 Million

Alcatel & Spatial Wireless leading the NGN race

A product based on the latest open, carrier grade IT technologies

Recent Major Announcements: T-Mobile US, Cingular, SFR, TA Orange

Mobile NGN Workshop with VNPT 10