WO2007116701A1 - 基地局および経路制御装置並びにハンドオーバ制御方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a transmission data order control technique when a mobile station performs handover between two base stations connected to a path control device, and in particular, relates to transfer data and data after path switching.
- the present invention relates to a base station, a path control device, and a handover control method that perform order control.
- IMT 2000 system
- UE User Equipment
- SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node
- a handover (relocation) between NodeBs connected to two RNCs (Radio Network Control trailers) connected under GPRS Support Node) is performed.
- a layer 2 sublayer for example, PDCP (Packet Data Convergence
- protocol status synchronization for example, PDCP sequence number synchronization
- PDU Protocol Data Unit
- Non-Patent Document 1 TS 25. 323
- a relocation start message is sent from the old RNC to the SGSN using RANAP (Radio Access Network Application Part), and the trigger to stop the path to the old RNC It becomes.
- RANAP Radio Access Network Application Part
- the transfer of access gateways is completed until the transfer of user data packets to the new base station is completed as in the system to which IMT-2000 is applied.
- the LTE system is expected to have higher performance than IMT-2000, and a large amount of user data packets may be stored in the old base station.
- interruption time interruption time
- interruption time is greatly increased, which may affect the performance of the upper layer.
- the user data packet transferred from the access gateway to the target base station via the old base station and the user data packet transferred from the access gateway to the new base station after path switching are mixed in the new base station.
- the transfer order may become unknown, and the characteristics of higher layers, for example, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) may deteriorate.
- TCP Transmission Control Protocol
- a base station capable of taking over the continuity of a sequence number with respect to transfer data and arranging the data in a correct order in a new base station, and To provide a route control device and a handover control method
- a base station of the present invention includes:
- At least one of the user data packet transmitted from the routing device and the user data packet transferred from the handover source base station is arranged in the correct order according to the sequence number assigned continuously to each user data packet.
- Order correction means for rearranging
- the handover destination base station can correct the order of user data packets using the sequence numbers continuously given in the path control device.
- the path control device of the present invention includes:
- Sequence number assigning means for assigning consecutive sequence numbers to user data packets transmitted from an upper layer
- One of the features is to have
- the handover control method of the present invention includes:
- a routing step in which a routing control device transmits a user data packet to which a sequence number is assigned to a handover source base station or a handover destination base station; and a user data transmitted from the routing control device to the handover destination base station.
- An order correcting step for rearranging at least one of the packet and the user data packet transferred from the handover source base station into a correct order according to a sequence number continuously assigned to each user data packet;
- One of the features is to have
- the path control device can assign continuous sequence pickers to user data packets and store information indicating the sequence pickers.
- the handover destination base station The user data bucket transmitted from the routing device to the handover destination base station via the handover source base station and the user data packet transmitted from the routing device after path switching are correctly ordered. Can be aligned.
- a base station and a path control device that can take over the continuity of the sequence number for the transfer data, correct the data at the new base station, and arrange them in order.
- a handover control method can be realized.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a radio access network according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an access gateway according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a base station according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an FP data frame.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the operation of the access gateway according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of the base station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing the operation of the base station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the operation of the base station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing the operation of the base station according to one example of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a transfer data frame.
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing the operation of the base station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the operation of the base station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the operation of the base station according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- a radio access network according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.
- a radio access network (RAN: Radio Access Network) 100 that works in this embodiment is a base connected to an access gateway (ACGW: ACcess GateWay) 300 as a route control device and an access gateway 300.
- Station 400 for example, base station 400 and base station 400, and mobile station 500 are provided.
- Access gateway 400 has an example
- MME Mobility Management Entity
- SAE System Architecture Evolution gateway
- an actual radio communication system includes components other than the radio access network 100, such as a core network (CN).
- CN core network
- the access gateway 300 may be connected using a router or a relay device such as a switch.
- a user data packet is transferred using a data frame in order to transfer user data, and a protocol for constructing the data frame, for example, a frame, is used.
- the protocol (FP: Frame Protocol) is terminated.
- a force S for explaining the case where a frame protocol is applied which should not be limited to this.
- a protocol other than the frame protocol for example, GPR S Tunneling Protocol (GTP) may be applied.
- GTP GPR S Tunneling Protocol
- a frame applied between the access gateway 300 and the base station 400 is used.
- the data packet for transfer is transferred to the base station of the handover destination in the same data frame format as the frame protocol. Further, when GTP is applied as described above, the data packet for transfer may be transferred to the handover destination base station in the same data frame format as GTP.
- the access gateway 300 includes a control unit 302, a frame protocol (FP) unit 302 serving as a sequence number assignment unit and a transmission unit for user data packets connected to the control unit 302.
- the wired transmission unit 306 and the FP unit 304 perform data input / output.
- the control unit 302 controls each functional entity included in the access gateway.
- the wired transmission unit 306 transfers the data frame of the frame protocol to the base station 400.
- the wired transmission unit 306 receives data transmitted from the old base station 400 that is the handover source.
- the frame is transferred to the new base station 400 that is the handover destination.
- the FP unit 304 performs processing specific to the radio access network, such as security concealment and header compression, on the data unit received from the core network via the wired transmission unit 306.
- a continuous sequence number is assigned to the FP data frame.
- the FP unit 304 responds to a PDCP PDU (PDCP Protocol Data Unit) in which an IP datagram received from the core network received via the wired transmission unit 306 is subjected to processing specific to the radio access network.
- a continuous sequence number is assigned to the FP data frame, and information indicating the sequence number is stored in the corresponding user data packet.
- a continuous sequence number may be assigned to the GTP PDU, and information indicating the sequence number may be stored in the corresponding user data packet.
- one frame protocol data frame is one PDCP PDU.
- the IP packet and the 1GTP PDU may have a one-to-one correspondence, or the 1GTP PDU is configured to include a plurality of IP packets. May be.
- the base station 400 includes a control unit 402, a data storage unit connected to the control unit 402 and a data storage order correction unit 410 as an order correction unit, a wired transmission unit 404, and a transfer unit.
- the FP unit 406 inputs and outputs data with the data storage order correction unit 410 and the wired transmission unit 404.
- the data transfer unit 408 inputs and outputs data with the wired transmission unit 404.
- the control unit 402 controls each functional entity included in the own base station. For example, the control unit 402 activates a handover procedure. As a result, the mobile station performs handover.
- Wired transmission unit 404 inputs the FP data frame transferred from access gateway 300 to FP unit 406. Also, the wired transmission unit 404 transfers the transfer data frame transferred from the data transfer unit 408, for example, the FP data frame to the new base station that is the handover destination. As a result, the transfer data frame is transferred via the access gateway 300 to the new base station that is the destination node.
- the FP unit 406 stores the FP data frame in the data storage order correction unit 410.
- the FP unit 406 stores the FP data frame transferred from the access gateway 300 in the data storage order correction unit 410.
- the data transfer unit 408 inputs the transferred data frame transferred to the handover source base station 400 to the data storage order correction unit 410.
- the data transfer unit 408 transfers the untransmitted FP data frame waiting for delivery confirmation stored in the data storage order correction unit 410 to the new base station that is the handover destination.
- the untransmitted FP data frame waiting for delivery confirmation stored in the data storage order correction unit 410 is transferred to the new base station as the handover destination via the wired transmission unit 404.
- the data storage order correction unit 410 receives the FP data frame transferred from the FP unit 406 and the transfer data frame from the old base station 400 that is the handover source input from the data transfer unit 408.
- FP data frames in a predetermined order for example, sequence number order
- sequence number order Store the aligned and sorted data.
- the data storage order correction unit 410 refers to a sequence number stored in advance in each user data packet and continuously assigned, and stores the sequence number according to the sequence number.
- the FP data frame that is used in this embodiment is composed of a header part, a payload part, and a trailer part.
- the header part includes at least a sequence number.
- the header section may be assigned to spare bits assuming base station 400 priority information for recognizing the priority of user data and future function expansion. For example, a priority control flag such as SAE Radio Bearer Type is stored in the header part.
- the payload portion includes at least one PDCP PDU.
- the trailer section includes a CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check) for checking an error of the FP data frame.
- the trailer section may be assigned to a spare bit for future function expansion.
- the header portion includes at least a sequence picker.
- the base station 400 may include a TE-ID for identifying a bearer in the header part.
- the header may be extended.
- the payload part includes at least one IP packet.
- the FP unit 406 of the old base station that is the handover source stores the FP data frame transferred from the access gateway 300 in the data storage order correction unit 410, and the FP data frame is transferred to the new base station that is the handover destination during the handover. Transfer in the same data frame as the data frame. As a result, the data is transferred to the new base station as the handover destination via the data transfer unit 408 and the wired transmission unit 404.
- the structure of the transfer data frame is FP data frame. Is the same as
- the old base station that is the handover source stores the GTP PDU transferred from the access gateway 300, and the handover is performed to the new base station that is the handover destination. Even if it is transmitted in the same data frame as the GTP PDU,
- the FP unit 304 of the access gateway 300 determines whether or not an upper layer, for example, PDCP power, et PDU (protocol data unit) has been received (step S502).
- an upper layer for example, PDCP power, et PDU (protocol data unit)
- step S502 If it is determined that no protocol data unit has been received from the upper layer (step S502: NO), the processing ends.
- the FP unit 304 assigns a continuous sequence number to each protocol data unit, and indicates the sequence number.
- the FP data frame storing the FP is created, and the created FP data frame is transferred to the base station 400.
- the FP data frame is transferred to the base station 400 via the wired transmission unit 306.
- the FP unit 3 04 sends an FP to the old base station 400 that is the handover source.
- the FP data frame is transferred to the new base station 400 that is the handover destination.
- GTP is applied.
- the FP unit 406 of the base station 400 determines whether or not an FP data frame has been received (step S602).
- step S602 If it is determined that the FP data frame has not been received (step S602: NO), the processing ends.
- step S602 when it is determined that the FP data frame is received (step S602: YES), the FP unit 406 stores the received FP data frame in the data storage order correction unit 410 (step S604).
- the operation of the old base station that is the handover source when the handover is started will be described with reference to FIG.
- control unit 402 determines whether or not the handover procedure is activated (step S702).
- step S702 NO
- step S70 2 when it is determined that the handover procedure has been started (step S70 2: YES), the data transfer unit 408 transmits the untransmitted data stored in the data storage order correction unit 410 and the delivery confirmation.
- the waiting FP data frame is transferred to the new base station (target base station) 400 to be handed over (step S704).
- the new base station of the handover destination the new base station of the handover destination
- the FP unit 406 of the base station 400 determines whether or not an FP data frame has been received (step S802). For example, the FP unit 406 of the base station 400 is connected to the access gateway 300
- step S802 If it is determined that an FP data frame has not been received (step S802: NO), the data transfer unit 408 has received a transfer data frame (FP data frame) from the old base station that is the handover source. (Step S804).
- the data storage order The correction unit 410 has the same sequence number as the information indicating the sequence number included in the FP data frame for the FP data frame input by the FP unit 406 and the transfer data frame input by the data transfer unit 408.
- the FP data frame is stored at the location (step S806).
- the data storage order correction unit 410 includes a buffer, and a sequence number is designated in advance in the buffer (reordering buffer). As an example, access gateway 300 force S, before the path switch for the handover source base station 400,
- the old base station 400 that is the handover source corresponds to # 1 to # 3?
- the data frame is transferred as a transfer data frame to the new handover destination base station 400 via the access gateway 300.
- the data storage order correction unit 410 has received the stored FP data frame or the transfer data frame force S of the old base station 400 as the handover source in the correct order.
- step S808 If it is determined that they arrived in the correct order (step S808: NO), the arranged user data is transferred to the corresponding protocol, for example, MAC (Media Access Control) (step S810).
- MAC Media Access Control
- step S808 when it is determined that the data is not arranged in the correct order (step S808: YES), the data storage order correction unit 410 displays the FP data frame or the transfer data frame until it can be arranged in the correct order.
- the user data is transferred to the corresponding protocol, for example, the MAC (step S812).
- the FP data frame corresponding to # 1 and # 2 and the FP data frame corresponding to # 4 and # 6 are stored in the laddering buffer.
- the data storage order correction unit 410 stores the FP data frame or the transfer data frame until it can be arranged in the correct order, and transfers the FP data frame to the corresponding protocol, for example, the MAC when it is correctly aligned. .
- the FP data frame or the transfer data frame is reversed in the transmission path, or the FP data frame or the transfer data frame is transferred.
- the data frame may be discarded on the transmission line.
- the data storage order correction unit 410 may wait until a predetermined time elapses and transfer the FP data frame to the corresponding protocol when the predetermined time elapses. For example, the data storage order correction unit 410 starts a timer, and transfers the FP data frame to the corresponding protocol when the timer expires.
- the configuration of the radio communication system that works in the present embodiment is the same as the configuration of the radio access network that works in the embodiment described above with reference to FIG. However, there are differences in the protocol, and the differences will be explained.
- a user data packet is transferred using a data frame, and a protocol for forming the data frame, for example, FP is terminated.
- a transfer data frame for transferring user packets is configured.
- the force described in the case of applying the MAC protocol is not limited to MAC, and a transfer protocol layer is used between base stations. It can also be configured to terminate and forward user data packets.
- the handover source old base station and the hand-over destination new base station are connected with another protocol different from the protocol terminated between the access gateway 300 and the base station 400. Is terminated.
- the configuration of the access gateway according to the present embodiment is the same as the configuration of the access gateway described with reference to FIG.
- the configuration of the base station according to the present embodiment is the same as the configuration of the base station described with reference to FIG. However, there is a difference in the function of each functional entity.
- the control unit 402 controls each functional entity included in the own base station.
- control unit 402 activates a handover procedure.
- the wired transmission unit 404 converts the FP data frame transferred from the access gateway 300 into F
- the wired transmission unit 404 transfers the transfer data frame transferred from the data transfer unit 408, for example, the FP data frame to the new base station 400 that is the handover destination.
- the transfer data frame is transferred via the access gateway 300 to the new base station that is the destination node.
- the FP unit 406 stores the user data packet in the data storage order correction unit 410 while maintaining the relevance of the sequence number and the user data packet included in the FP data frame.
- the data transfer unit 408 stores the transfer data frame transferred from the old base station 400 that is the handover source in the data storage order correction unit 410. In addition, the data transfer unit 408 transfers a user data packet stored in the data storage order correction unit 410 that is not yet transmitted and waiting for delivery confirmation to the new base station 400 that is the handover destination.
- the data transfer unit 408 configures a transfer data frame in a state in which sequence continuity is maintained.
- the data storage order correction unit 410 arranges the order of the FP data frame transferred from the FP unit 406 and the transfer data frame transferred from the data transfer unit 408. For example, the data storage order correction unit 410 correctly aligns the FP data frames in the sequence number order stored in the FP data frames.
- the FP data frame will be described.
- the FP data frame has the same configuration as that of the FP data frame described with reference to FIG. 4, the description thereof is omitted.
- the transfer data frame may have the same data frame format as the FP data frame, or may have a different data frame format.
- the transfer data frame forms a transfer data frame while maintaining the correspondence between the sequence number assigned to the FP data frame and the user data packet (poop PDU).
- the transfer data frame is composed of a header part, a payload part, and a trailer part.
- the header part includes at least the sequence number assigned to the FP data frame. Further, in order not to cause loss of the transfer data frame, priority information of the transfer data frame may be included in the header portion. In consideration of extensibility, a version flag and a spare bit may be included.
- the payload portion includes a user data packet associated with the sequence number in the header portion.
- the trailer unit may include a CRC for checking an error in the transfer data frame. Also, spare bits may be included for expandability.
- the configuration of the transfer data frame described in the present embodiment is an example, and the present invention is not limited to this.
- the FP unit 406 of the base station 400 determines whether or not an FP data frame has been received (step S1102).
- step S1102 NO
- step S1102 when it is determined that the FP data frame is received (step S1102: YES), the FP unit 406 is continuously allocated to the received FP data frame and stored in the data storage order correction unit 410. The user data packet is stored while maintaining the correspondence between the sequence number being recorded and the user data packet included in the FP data frame (step S1104).
- step S1104 the operation of the old base station 400 that is the handover source when the handover is started will be described with reference to FIG.
- the control unit 402 determines whether or not the handover procedure is activated (step S1202).
- step S1202 NO
- the process ends.
- the data transfer unit 408 transfers untransmitted user data packets stored in the data storage order correction unit 410 and waiting for delivery confirmation to the handover destination. To the new base station (target base station) 400.
- the data transfer unit 408 forms a transfer data frame and transfers it.
- the data transfer unit 408 includes the transfer data frame including the sequence number assigned to the FP data frame.
- FP section 406 of base station 400 determines whether or not the FP data frame transmitted from access gateway 300 is received (step S1302).
- the FP unit 406 determines whether the transfer data frame has been received from the old base station that is the handover source (step S1302: NO). S 1304).
- step S1304 NO
- the data storage order correction unit 410 is the same as the sequence number included in the FP data frame.
- the user data packet included in the FP data frame is stored at the position of the sequence number (step S 1306).
- the data storage order correction unit 410 stores the user data packet included in the transfer data frame at the same sequence number as the sequence number included in the transfer data frame (step S1308). ).
- the data storage order correction unit 410 includes a buffer, and a sequence number is designated in advance in the buffer (reordering buffer).
- the data storage order correction unit 410 determines whether or not the stored user data packets are aligned in the correct order (step S131).
- step S 1310 If it is determined that it arrives correctly and arrives in order (step S 1310: NO), the aligned user data packets are transferred to the corresponding protocol and MAC (step S 1312).
- step S 1310 If it is determined that the data is correctly aligned and not aligned (step S 1310: YES), the user data packet is stored until it can be correctly aligned, and the user data packet is correctly aligned. The data packet is transferred to the corresponding protocol, for example, the MAC (step S1314).
- the reason why the sequence number of the user data packet is not arranged in the correct order is that the FP data frame or the transfer data frame is reversed in the order of transmission, or the FP data frame or the transfer data frame is It may be discarded on the transmission line. [0113] For this reason, when the FP data frame or the transfer data frame is discarded, the data cannot be received even if the FP data frame or the transfer data frame is awaited. Therefore, the data storage order correction unit 410 may wait until a predetermined time elapses and transfer the FP data frame to the corresponding protocol when the predetermined time elapses. For example, the data storage order correction unit 410 starts a timer, and transfers the user data packet to the corresponding protocol when the timer expires.
- a sequence number continuous at the access gateway is given to the data frame transferred from the access gateway to the base station, and the sequence number is By managing continuity and user data packets in association with each other, sequence continuity can be secured even in data transferred from the old base station of the handover source to the new base station of the handover destination. For this reason, it is possible to align user data packets in the correct order at the new base station of the handover destination.
- the base station, path control device, and handover control method according to the present invention can be applied to a radio communication system.
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