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Wireless and Mobile All-IP Networks

Dr. Yi-Bing Lin, Ai-Chun Pang

Chapter 10

VoIP for the Non-All-IP Mobile Networks - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

Problem 1

Describe the media gateway (MG), the signaling gateway (SG), and the media gateway controller (MGC). Which protocols are executed between these nodes?

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Problem 2

Show how short message service (SMS) can be implemented in GSMIP. Do you need to add new packages in the MGCP Connection Model? (See Chapter 1 for details of SMS.)

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Problem 3

How can a QoS mechanism be implemented in GSM-IP? Which MGCP command is responsible for QoS setup?

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Problem 4

Please implement a GSM-IP system using H.323. Can GSM-IP and/or vGPRS be implemented in SIP (see Chapter 12)?

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Problem 5

Consider a vGPRS call session between an MS and an H. 323 terminal. Suppose that the H. 323 user hangs up the phone first. Draw the callrelease message flow.

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Problem 6

In vGPRS, how do SGSN and GGSN support VoIP QoS? (Hint: See the QoS model described in Chapter 4.)

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Problem 7

Draw the vGPRS location update message flow when the MS movement involves the crossing of two SGSNs.

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Problem 8

Redraw the vGPRS inter-system handoff message flow in Figure 10.18 such that both VMSC1 and VMSC2 are connected to the same SGSN.

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Problem 9

Draw the registration message flow due to MS movement in vGPRS. Point out the steps that are different from the standard GSM registration procedure.

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Problem 10

Compare vGPRS with the 3GPP TR 21.978 approach in terms of MS call termination.

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Problem 11

Show the message flow for call setup from a GSM-IP user to a vGPRS user through the Internet.

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