WO2024027633A1 - 一种业务流属性配置方法、装置和系统 - Google Patents
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- the present application relates to the field of communication technology, and in particular, to a service flow attribute configuration method, device and system.
- TSN time-sensitive network
- Embodiments of the present application provide a service flow attribute configuration method, device and system to avoid the problem of frequent changes in service flow attributes due to sudden arrival time changes.
- a method for configuring service flow attributes including: a first network element obtains transmission time information of a first service flow, where the transmission time information includes burst arrival time or burst arrival time adjustment information, and the The adjustment information of the burst arrival time is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time; when the first network element receives the first indication information, it determines the attribute information of the first service flow according to the transmission time information, and sending the attribute information of the first service flow to the second network element.
- the first network element after the first network element obtains the transmission time information of the first service flow, such as burst arrival time (BAT) or BAT adjustment information, it does not immediately determine the attribute information of the first service flow, but after receiving After receiving the first indication information, the attribute information of the first service flow is determined based on the transmission time information. Therefore, the problem of frequent changes in attributes of the service flow due to sudden changes in arrival time can be avoided.
- BAT burst arrival time
- the first indication information comes from an application function (AF) network element, a policy control function (PCF) network element, or a time-sensitive communications time synchronization function (TSCTSF) network element.
- AF application function
- PCF policy control function
- TSCTSF time-sensitive communications time synchronization function
- the first indication information is a confirmation indication; or, the first indication information is used to confirm the transmission time information or perform data transmission based on the transmission time information; or, the The first indication information is used to indicate that the burst arrival time will not be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization.
- the first network element can confirm, according to the first indication information, that data transmission is performed based on the transmission time information, or that the burst arrival time of the first service will no longer be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization.
- the attribute information of the first service flow is determined according to the adjusted burst arrival time, thereby avoiding frequent changes in the attributes of the service flow due to changes in the burst arrival time.
- the method before the first network element obtains the transmission time information of the first service flow, the method further includes: the first network element receives second indication information, and the second indication information It is used to indicate that the application function or application supports adjusting the packet sending time or supports adjusting the burst arrival time, or is used to indicate that the first network element does not immediately determine the attribute information of the first service flow based on the burst arrival time.
- the first network element does not immediately determine based on the transmission time information based on the second indication information. Determine the attribute information of the first service flow.
- the first network element may not immediately determine the attribute information of the first service flow based on the transmission time information according to the second indication information, thereby avoiding frequent changes in the attributes of the service flow due to sudden arrival time changes.
- the second indication information comes from an AF network element, a PCF network element, or a TSCTSF network element.
- the first network element obtains the adjustment information of the burst arrival time of the first service flow, and receives the first information, including:
- the first network element sends delay-sensitive communication auxiliary information to the wireless access network.
- the delay-sensitive communication auxiliary information includes a burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time includes a burst arrival in the downlink direction at the wireless access network. The time of entry into the network, and/or the time of uplink burst arrival at the terminal;
- the first network element receives burst arrival time adjustment information from the wireless access network
- the first network element sends the burst arrival time adjustment information to the application function
- the first network element receives the first indication information from the application function.
- the transmission time information comes from a radio access network element, or an AF network element, or a PCF network element, or a TSCTSF network element.
- the burst arrival time includes at least one of the following: uplink delay-sensitive communication assistance information (TSCAI) burst arrival time, downlink TSCAI burst arrival time, uplink delay-sensitive Communication auxiliary container (TSCAC) burst arrival time, downlink TSCAC burst arrival time.
- TSCAI uplink delay-sensitive communication assistance information
- TSCAI downlink TSCAI burst arrival time
- TSCAC uplink delay-sensitive Communication auxiliary container
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is the adjusted burst arrival time, or is the offset before and after adjustment of the burst arrival time.
- the attribute information of the first service flow includes at least one of the following:
- the earliest transmission offset is the earliest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- the latest transmission offset which is the latest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- Maximum delay which is the maximum delay of a data frame from the sending end to the receiving end
- the sending time is the time offset used by the sending end when transmitting data packets, and the time offset is between the earliest transmission offset and the latest transmission offset.
- the first network element is a session management function network element, and the session management function network element is configured as a centralized user configuration network element; and the second network element is a centralized network configuration network element. network element.
- a method for configuring service flow attributes including: a first network element receiving first information, where the first information includes second indication information and/or an alternative burst arrival time of the first service flow; The first network element obtains the transmission time information of the first service flow according to the first information.
- the transmission time information includes the burst arrival time or the adjustment information of the burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time is The adjustment information is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time; the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow based on the transmission time information, and sends the attribute information of the first service flow to the third network element.
- the first network element obtains the transmission time information of the first service flow according to the first information, such as including burst arrival time (BAT) or BAT adjustment information (such as obtaining BAT adjustment information through a negotiation process)
- the attribute information of the first service flow is determined based on the adjusted transmission time information. Therefore, the attribute information of the first service flow can be determined based on the adjusted BAT only after the adjustment information of the BAT is obtained. Therefore, the attribute information of the first service flow due to sudden arrival time changes can be avoided. Problems that lead to frequent changes in business flow attributes.
- the first information comes from an AF network element, a PCF network element, or a TSCTSF network element.
- the second indication information is used to indicate that the application function supports adjusting the burst arrival time or packet sending time.
- the transmission time information comes from a radio access network element.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is determined by the radio access network element based on the alternative burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time includes at least one of the following: uplink TSCAI burst arrival time, downlink TSCAI burst arrival time, uplink TSCAC burst arrival time, downlink TSCAC burst arrival time time.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is the adjusted burst arrival time, or is the offset before and after adjustment of the burst arrival time.
- the attribute information of the first service flow includes at least one of the following:
- the earliest transmission offset is the earliest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- the latest transmission offset which is the latest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- Maximum delay which is the maximum delay of a data frame from the sending end to the receiving end
- the sending time is the time offset used by the sending end when transmitting data packets, and the time offset is between the earliest transmission offset and the latest transmission offset.
- the first network element is a session management function network element, and the session management function network element is configured as a centralized user configuration network element; and the second network element is a centralized network configuration network element. network element.
- a method for configuring service flow attributes including: determining that data transmission is performed based on confirmed transmission time information of the first service flow, or that the burst arrival time of the first service flow will not be due to cross-layer scheduling optimization. and make adjustments; wherein the transmission time information includes burst arrival time or burst arrival time adjustment information, and the burst arrival time adjustment information is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time; to the first The network element sends the first instruction information.
- the first indication information is a confirmation indication, or the first indication information is used to confirm the transmission time information or perform data transmission based on the transmission time information, or the first The indication information is used to indicate that the burst arrival time will not be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization.
- the method before sending the first indication information to the first network element, the method further includes: sending second indication information to the first network element, where the second indication information is used to Indicates that the application function supports adjusting the burst arrival time or packet sending time.
- a fourth aspect provides a communication system, including: a first network element, a second network element and a third network element; the first network element is used to perform the method described in any one of the above first aspects, The third network element is configured to perform the method described in any one of the above third aspects.
- a fifth aspect provides a communication system, including: a first network element and a second network element, where the first network element is configured to perform the method described in any one of the above second aspects.
- a communication device including: a processing unit and a transceiver unit; the processing unit is configured to obtain transmission time information of the first service flow, where the transmission time information includes burst arrival time or burst arrival time The adjustment information of the burst arrival time is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time; when the transceiver unit receives the first indication information, it determines the first service flow according to the transmission time information. attribute information; and, sending the attribute information of the first service flow to the second network element through the transceiver unit.
- a communication device including: a processing unit and a transceiver unit; the transceiver unit is configured to receive first information, where the first information includes second indication information and/or alternatives to the first service flow Burst arrival time; the processing unit is configured to obtain the transmission time information of the first service flow according to the first information, where the transmission time information includes the burst arrival time or the adjustment information of the burst arrival time, The adjustment information of the burst arrival time is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time; determine the attribute information of the first service flow according to the transmission time information; and transmit the first service flow through the transceiver unit.
- the flow attribute information is sent to the second network element.
- a communication device including: a processing unit and a transceiver unit; the processing unit is used to determine data transmission based on confirmed transmission time information of the first service flow, or a sudden change of the first service flow.
- the transmission arrival time will not be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization, where the transmission time information includes burst arrival time or burst arrival time adjustment information, and the burst arrival time adjustment information is used to determine the adjusted Burst arrival time; and, sending first indication information to the first network element through the transceiver unit.
- a ninth aspect provides a communication device, including: one or more processors; one or more memories; wherein the one or more memories store one or more computer programs, and the one or more computers
- the program includes instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the communication device to perform a method as described in any one of the above first aspects, or to perform a method as described in any one of the above second aspects.
- a computer-readable storage medium includes a computer program.
- the computing device causes the computing device to execute as described in any one of the above-mentioned first aspects.
- An eleventh aspect provides a chip, which is coupled to a memory and used to read and execute program instructions stored in the memory to implement the method as described in any one of the above first aspects, or to execute as The method described in any one of the above second aspects, or the method described in any one of the above third aspects.
- a computer program product When called by a computer, the computer program product causes the computer to execute the method as described in any one of the above-mentioned first aspects, or to execute the method as in the above-mentioned second aspect. The method described in any one of the above, or performing the method described in any one of the above third aspects.
- Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the TSN fully centralized configuration model
- Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the interoperability system architecture between the 3GPP network and the TSN network;
- Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of deterministic transmission of cache forwarding delay in the downlink direction
- Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the downlink TSN flow arriving at the NW-TT entrance and arriving at the RAN entrance;
- Figure 5 is a schematic diagram of the uplink TSN flow arriving at the DS-TT entrance and being sent from the UE;
- Figure 6 is a schematic diagram of 5G QoS architecture
- Figure 7 is a schematic diagram of the timing of sending messages in the downlink direction
- Figure 8 is a schematic diagram of the scheduling coordinator adjusting the sending timing of downlink messages on the UPF or application side;
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of the network architecture in which SMF acts as CUC;
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a TSN configuration process provided by the prior art
- Figures 11 and 12 are respectively schematic diagrams of a 5G non-roaming reference point-based architecture provided by embodiments of the present application;
- Figure 13 is a schematic diagram of a service flow attribute configuration process provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Figure 14 is a schematic diagram of a service flow attribute configuration process provided by another embodiment of the present application.
- Figure 15 is a schematic diagram of the business flow attribute configuration process in scenario 1 in the embodiment of the present application.
- Figure 16 is a schematic diagram of the business flow attribute configuration process in scenario two in the embodiment of this application.
- Figure 17 is a schematic diagram of the business flow attribute configuration process in scenario three in the embodiment of this application.
- Figure 18 is a schematic diagram of the business flow attribute configuration process in scenario four in the embodiment of this application.
- Figure 19 is a schematic structural diagram of a communication device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Figure 20 is a schematic structural diagram of another communication device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- Figure 21 is a schematic structural diagram of another communication device provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- At least one (item) refers to one (item) or multiple (items), and multiple (items) refers to two (items) or more than two (items).
- PDU Packet data unit
- a PDU session is a logical connection between user equipment (UE, also called terminal) and data network (DN), and is used to provide user plane connections between UE and DN.
- UE user equipment
- DN data network
- Residence time refers to processing time or residence time, which is the processing time of the device for services.
- CN is the English abbreviation of core network, that is, core network.
- PDB is the English abbreviation of packet delay budget, that is, packet delay budget.
- CN PDB represents a given PDB, between the anchor user plane function (UPF) network element and the fifth generation mobile communication technology (5th generation mobile communication technology, 5G)-access network (AN) Delay.
- the CN PDB defines an upper limit on how long a packet may be delayed between the UE and the N6 endpoint at the UPF.
- Dynamic CN PDB can be configured in the network in two ways:
- Method 1 Configured in each NG-RAN node, based on various inputs such as different IP address(es) of the UPF terminating the N3 tunnel or tunnel end point identifier (TEID) range, and based on the PDU session anchor Different combinations of point UPF (UPF of PDU session anchor, PSA UPF) to NG-RAN (taking into account any potential relay UPF (Initial UPF, I-UPF)), etc.;
- Method 2 Configured in the session management function (SMF) network element, based on different combinations of PSA UPF to NG-RAN (taking into account any potential I-UPF).
- SMF session management function
- IEEE 802.1cc defines three configuration models for TSN networks: fully centralized configuration model, fully distributed configuration model, and centralized network/distributed user configuration model.
- the management plane in the fully centralized configuration model includes centralized user configuration (CUC) network elements and centralized network configuration (CNC) network elements.
- the user plane includes TSN terminals and switching nodes (also called network bridges). ).
- the TSN terminal includes the sending end (called Talker) and the receiving end (called Listener).
- the CUC network element is used to manage TSN terminals (Talker and Listener) and services. It is responsible for discovering and managing TSN terminals, obtaining TSN terminal capabilities and user requirements, sending TSN stream requirements to CNC, and configuring TSN terminals according to CNC instructions.
- the CNC network element is responsible for managing the topology of the user plane of the TSN system (including TSN terminals and each switching node) and the capability information of each switching node. It calculates and generates the end-to-end (E2E) forwarding path of the TSN flow according to the requirements of the TSN flow. And deliver scheduling parameters to each switching node. Each switching node reports switching node capability information and topology information to the CNC, and schedules and forwards data flows based on the rules issued by the CNC.
- E2E end-to-end
- the following describes the interaction information between user plane network elements and management plane network elements in the TSN network, as well as between management plane network elements.
- the bridge information reported by the 5G system bridge to the CNC is used by the TSN network to perform appropriate management and configuration of the 5G system bridge.
- the bridge information of the 5G system bridge at least includes the following:
- the bridge ID is used to distinguish bridge instances.
- the bridge ID can be derived from the unique bridge media access control (MAC) address described in IEEE Std 802.1Q [98], or can be set in a specific way to ensure Use unique values in 5G systems;
- MAC media access control
- the 5G system bridge delay depends on and is independent of the frame size, and its following maximum and minimum values: maximum length independent delay (independentDelayMax), minimum length independent delay (independentDelayMin), maximum length dependent delay (dependentDelayMax), minimum length Delay dependent (dependentDelayMin).
- the length here refers to the length of the frame.
- the maximum length-independent delay and the minimum length-independent delay are set based on the configuration; the 5G system is based on the time range for a single octet of the Ethernet frame to be transmitted from the ingress to the egress, and includes receiving and storing the frame. Time per octet Maximum length-dependent delay, Minimum length-dependent delay.
- txPropagationDelay -Propagation delay of each port (txPropagationDelay), including transmission propagation delay and egress port number;
- VLAN Virtual local area network
- TSN user/network configuration information (user/network configuration, UNI) exchanged between CUC and CNC:
- TSNUNI consists of three high-level groups:
- Talker group sent to CUC by the sender (Talker), specifying the sender of a single stream;
- Listener group sent to CUC by the receiving end (Listener), specifying the receiving end of a single stream;
- Status group sent by CUC to Talker/Listener, specifying the flow network configuration status of the sender or receiver. This group notifies the user when the stream is ready for use (or fails).
- Each TSN configuration is identified by a stream ID (StreamID).
- the sender (Talker) supports the following 7 configurations:
- StreamID 64bits: Stream ID, used to identify the stream (Stream) configuration, including 2 fields: MACAddress (48bits) and UniqueID (16bits). MACAddress is the source MAC address initiated by the Stream (optional), and UniqueID is used to distinguish different Streams from the same sender.
- StreamRank (8bits): Stream rank, providing the rank of a stream relative to other streams in the network. This level is used to determine the priority of Stream resource configuration and has nothing to do with Stream data. The current values are 0 and 1. 0 has a higher priority than 1 and usually represents emergency services. The embodiment of this application does not limit the number of flow levels.
- EndStationInterfaces 48bits or more: End station interface, also called end node interface, used to describe the interface corresponding to the Stream (one Stream can contain multiple interfaces), including 2 fields: MACAddress (48bits) and interface name (InterfaceName) (optional field).
- DataFrameSpecification defines the data of the Stream. The network uses this definition to identify the data packets of the Stream and then applies the corresponding TSN configuration.
- a data frame definition can contain 1 or more of the following fields:
- IEEE802-VlanTag 24bits: C-Tag (inner VLAN tag, identifying user VLAN) information of the data frame, does not include S-Tag (outer VLAN tag, identifying operator VLAN), DEI field is not used (DEI field and The PCP field jointly identifies the priority of the S-Tag).
- the PCP field and the VlanID field are optional. When there is only the PCP field, the VlanId is set to 0;
- IPv4-tuple IPv4 information of the data frame, including IP 6-tuple.
- the 6-tuple of IPv4 address can be as shown in Table 1:
- the "reference" content in the table is the relevant content in the protocol IEEE Std 802.1Qcc.
- IPv6-tuple IPv6 information of the data frame, including IP 6-tuple.
- the 6-tuple of IPv6 address can be as shown in Table 2:
- TrafficSpecification Traffic description, which defines how the sender sends data frames. The network side uses traffic descriptions to allocate resources to each bridge and adjust sequencing parameters.
- Interval The maximum duration of the frame size (MaxFrameSize) and number of frames (MaxFramesPerInterval) defined by the sender.
- the duration is a rational number of seconds, defined by an unsigned 32-bit integer numerator and an unsigned 32-bit integer denominator, that is, it can be less than seconds;
- MaxFramesPerInterval The maximum number of frames sent in a cycle
- MaxFrameSize The maximum frame length that the sender can send
- TransmissionSelection Specifies the scheduling algorithm used in the forwarding process of this Stream. The default is 0, which means strict priority.
- TrafficSpecification can also include a TSpecTimeAware group.
- the information contained in the TSpecTimeAware group can be as shown in Table 4:
- EarliestTransmitOffset The earliest transmission offset, that is, the earliest offset of the first data frame within the sending cycle relative to the start time of the cycle.
- the value is a signed integer in ns.
- LatestTransmitOffset The latest transmission offset, that is, the latest offset of the first data frame in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the cycle.
- the value is a signed integer in ns.
- Jitter specifies the maximum time difference between the sending offset of the sender and the ideal synchronization network time, unsigned integer, unit is ns. Jitter is used to define the time error and non-time synchronization error introduced by the transmitter implementation.
- User s network requirements define user requirements, such as delay and redundancy. Contains 2 fields: NumSeamlessTrees and MaxLatency.
- NumSeamlessTrees The number of redundant paths required for seamless connection provided by the network, 0 means 1 path, no redundancy; when the number of required redundant paths is greater than the number of paths the network can provide, some redundant paths share the same path;
- MaxLatency The maximum delay of the data frame from the sender to the receiver, signed integer, unit ns; when the Stream has multiple receivers, if the sender defines this value, the delay to all receivers must meet this value , if the sender is not defined and the receiver is defined, it must meet the value defined by the receiver.
- InterfaceCapabilities Defines the interface capabilities of the end node, including 3 fields:
- VlanTagCapable Whether to support adding or deleting VLAN tags (VLAN Tag);
- CB-StreamIdenTypeList Supported stream identification types, the types are shown in Table 5:
- CB-SequenceTypeList Supported frame copy and deduplication sequence encoding and decoding types, as shown in Table 6:
- the receiver supports 4 configurations, the specific definitions are the same as the sender:
- the status configuration is sent by the network to the sender and receiver to notify the TSN configuration of success or failure.
- the CNC sends status to the sending end and receiving end.
- the CNC sends it to the CUC, and further, the CUC sends it to the sending end and the receiving end.
- the status contains the following 5 configurations:
- StreamID Stream ID, its definition is the same as that of the sender
- TNS stream (TSN Stream) configuration status including the following 3 fields:
- TalkerStatus field The status of the sender's network configuration, which can include the information shown in Table 7:
- ListenerStatus field The status of the receiving end network configuration, which can include the information shown in Table 8:
- FailureCode field error code.
- AccumulatedLatency refers to the maximum possible delay of the currently planned transmission path, signed integer, unit ns.
- Interface configuration refers to the interface configuration of the sender and receiver. This configuration meets the requirements of Stream and also meets the interface capability requirements. Includes the following configurations:
- IEEE802-MacAddresses Same as the sending end configuration
- IEEE802-VlanTag Same as the sending end configuration
- IPv4-tuple Same as sender configuration
- IPv6-tuple Same as the sending end configuration
- TimeAwareOffset Defines the offset (time offset) used by Talker to transmit data packets, which is between EarliestTransmitOffset and LatestTransmitOffset. In other words, it is Talker’s contract delivery time.
- FailedInterfaces List of interfaces whose configuration failed, the definition is the same as EndStationInterfaces.
- FIG 2 is a system architecture diagram of interworking between a 3GPP network and a TSN network in an embodiment of the present application.
- the 3GPP 5G system and the TSN Translator (TSN Translator) as a whole serve as a logical TSN Bridge (TSN Bridge).
- the 5G system communicates with the TSN network through the control plane TSN Translator (i.e., application function (AF) network element).
- the nodes exchange information.
- the information exchanged includes: 5G system Bridge capability information, TSN configuration information, time scheduling information of TSN input and output ports, time synchronization information, etc.
- the TSN Translator on the UE side (device side TSC Translator, referred to as DS-TT, where TSC is the English abbreviation of time sensitive communication, that is, time-sensitive communication) may be located inside the UE or outside; the TSN Translator (network) on the UPF side side TSC Translator, referred to as NW-TT) is located in UPF.
- the 5G system as a whole is a TSN Bridge.
- CNC configures the transmission time window and flow cycle for each TSN Bridge based on the information reported by the 5GS Bridge and other Bridges to ensure end-to-end (from TSN Talker to TSN Listener) deterministic delay.
- the NW-TT sends the message to the DS-TT.
- the DS-TT is based on the sending time window configured by the CNC (i.e. Gating scheduling parameters) sends the message within the preconfigured time.
- the message needs to arrive at the DS-TT before the preset sending time and be cached at the DS-TT until the sending time window.
- the 5G system needs to determine the corresponding PDB based on the message requirements and ensure that the transmission time of the message between the UE and UPF is not greater than the PDB. In other words, the message will arrive at the DS-TT in advance so that it can catch up with the sending time window configured by the CNC.
- 3GPP and TSN are connected using a black box model.
- the CNC configures the time to arrive at the 5G core network and the time to leave the 5G core network according to the flow granularity.
- the uncertainty caused by air interface transmission and wired transmission between the UE and UPF is passed through the endpoint TSC Translator. Cache elimination.
- TSN AF Based on the scheduling information of the TSN flow obtained from the CNC, TSN AF will determine the time when the TSN flow arrives at the 5G system entrance, that is, the time when the TSN flow arrives at the NW-TT entrance in the downlink direction, as shown in Figure 4.
- DL Burst Arrival Time Downlink Burst Arrival Time
- UL Burst Arrival Time upstream burst arrival time
- TSN AF provides information to the Session Management Function (SMF) network element through the policy control function (PCF) network element.
- SMF Session Management Function
- PCF policy control function
- the SMF further calculates the time to reach the NG-RAN in the downlink direction based on this information (as shown in the figure) DL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time) in 4, and the time sent from the UE in the uplink direction (UL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time in Figure 5) are provided to the radio access network (Radio) as TSC assistance information (TSCAI).
- Radio Radio access network
- TSCAI TSC assistance information
- TSCAI can also be replaced by a TSC auxiliary container (TSC assistance container, TSCAC), which can be sent to SMF by AF or TSCTSF (can be via PCF).
- TSC assistance container TSCAC
- TSCAI The information included in TSCAI is as follows:
- -Flow direction indicates whether the TSC flow is in the upstream or downstream direction
- -Period refers to the interval between the start times of two bursts
- BAT -Burst arrival time
- TSCAI may also contain other information, which is not limited in the embodiments of this application.
- TSCAC The information included in TSCAC is as follows:
- -Flow direction indicates whether the TSC flow is in the upstream or downstream direction
- -Period refers to the interval between the start times of two bursts
- BAT -Burst arrival time
- TSCAC may also contain other information.
- the method for SMF to determine the TSCAI Burst Arrival Time in the downstream direction is:
- TSCAI Burst Arrival Time TSCAC DL Burst Arrival Time+DL CN PDB.
- the method for SMF to determine the TSCAI Burst Arrival Time in the upstream direction is:
- TSCAI Burst Arrival Time TSCAC UL Burst Arrival Time+UE-DS-TT Residence Time.
- SMF binds the business (data flow) to a quality of service (QoS) flow, that is, there is a corresponding relationship between the QoS flow (QoS Flow) and the business flow.
- QoS flow quality of service
- QoS Flow Quality of service flow
- the 5G QoS model supports QoS Flow with guaranteed bit rate (GBR QoS Flow, where GBR is the English abbreviation of guaranteed bit rate, that is, guaranteed bit rate) and QoS Flow with non-guaranteed bit rate (Non-GBR QoS Flow).
- GBR guaranteed bit rate
- Non-GBR QoS Flow QoS Flow with non-guaranteed bit rate
- Data packets controlled by the same QoS Flow receive the same transmission processing (such as scheduling, admission threshold, etc.).
- one or more PDU sessions can be established with the 5G network; one or more QoS Flows can be established in each PDU session.
- Each QoS Flow is identified by a QFI (QoS Flow Identifier, QoS flow identifier).
- QFI QoS Flow Identifier, QoS flow identifier
- Each QoS Flow has its own characteristic information, and what SMF sends to RAN is the QoS file.
- the QoS file contains the 5G QoS identifier 5QI (5QI is an index of QoS characteristics).
- QoS features include PDB.
- the PDB defines an upper limit on how long a packet may be delayed between the UE and the UPF's N6 termination.
- the 5G access network (AN) packet delay budget (5G-AN PDB) is determined by subtracting the value of the core network packet delay budget (CN PDB).
- CN PDB represents the delay between any N6 termination point at the UPF (for any UPF that may be selected for the PDU session) and the 5G-AN from the given PDB.
- the black box model currently used for interworking between 3GPP and TSN assumes that the packets transmitted between RAN nodes and UPF will definitely not exceed the CN PDB. However, if the particularities of RAN scheduling (TTI scheduling protection, uplink and downlink ratio, etc.) are not considered, additional buffering/queuing delays will be introduced in the downlink direction in the RAN. It is similar in the upstream direction. Data packets will be cached/queued in the UE.
- Figure 7 shows a schematic diagram of message sending timing in the downlink direction.
- the scheduling coordinator (such as RAN or SMF) obtains air interface scheduling delay information, which may include: TTI start time, slot duration, uplink and downlink slot ratio information, RAN node TTI protection duration and CN PDB.
- the scheduling coordinator obtains application delay requirements and TSC QoS-related information, including Burst Arrival Time and business cycle.
- the scheduling coordinator adjusts the sending timing of downlink messages on the UPF or application side based on the obtained air interface scheduling delay information and service delay requirements, so that services with ultra-low delay or jitter requirements can be scheduled in time on the air interface. (See 3a, 3b, 3c in Figure 8). For example, in 3b in Figure 8, the scheduling coordinator sends information to the AF to instruct the AF to adjust the sending timing of application side messages.
- 5G control plane network elements such as SMF
- SMF/CUC provides the Talker/Listener group information described above to TN CNC through the user/network interface.
- TN CNC uses this as input to configure the bridge in the transmission network and provide status to SMF/CUC.
- SMF/CUC can also adjust the flow sending time in UPF and RAN.
- TN CNC refers to CNC in the transmission network.
- the transmission network is located between the RAN and the UPF, and the service flow it transmits is the service flow in the 5G network.
- RAN and UPF serve as End Stations, namely Talker and Listener respectively.
- RAN acts as Talker and UPF acts as Listener.
- UPF acts as Talker and RAN acts as Listener.
- Step 1001 The UE triggers the PDU session establishment process.
- the PDU session establishment process can be found in Chapter 4.3.2 of the protocol TS 23.502.
- RAN and UPF can report interface capability (InterfaceCapabilities) information to SMF. For example, it can be reported through a transparent container.
- the transparent container can represent network elements such as RAN, UPF, and SMF. The content does not need to be understood by the Talker/Listener or CUC.
- Step 1002 PCF sends policy and charging control (PCC) rules with TSC auxiliary container (TSCAC) to SMF.
- the TSC auxiliary container can represent network elements such as RAN, UPF, SMF, etc. It is not necessary to understand the contents, and is processed by Talker/Listener or CUC.
- the TSC auxiliary container includes a burst size of TSC traffic.
- the SMF establishes a QoS flow according to the PCC rules and sends information corresponding to the QoS flow to the RAN and UPF (this process is not shown in the figure).
- Step 1003 SMF performs parameter mapping and obtains Talker/Listener group information.
- the parameter mapping refers to the parameter mapping based on the sending end
- the information reported and the information reported by the receiving end are used to determine the Talker/Listener group information.
- the Talker/Listener group information can also be called merged stream requirements (merged stream requirements).
- Step 1004 SMF sends the Talker/Listener group information (or merged stream requirements) to TN CNC.
- Step 1005 TN CNC returns status information (status) to SMF.
- the status information (status) is also called merged end station communication-configuration.
- Steps 1006 ⁇ 1007 SMF configures Talker and Listener based on the status information (status) returned by TN CNC.
- the TSCAI of the service flow (specifically the burst arrival time BAT) will change. If negotiation occurs, the changes will be more frequent.
- the relevant parameters of the transmission network service such as the transmission offset TransmitOffset
- TSCAI or TSCAC
- embodiments of the present application provide a service attribute configuration method, device and system to avoid the problem of frequent changes in service flow attributes due to changes in burst arrival time.
- the embodiments of this application provide a business attribute configuration method, device and system.
- the method, device and system described in this application are based on the same technical concept. Since the methods, devices and systems solve problems in similar principles, the implementation of the device, system and method is You can refer to each other, and the duplicates will not be repeated.
- the 5G system architecture is divided into two parts: access network and core network.
- the access network is used to implement wireless access-related functions.
- the core network mainly includes the following key network elements: access and mobility management function (AMF), session management function (SMF), user plane function (UPF) ), policy control function (PCF), unified data management (UDM), etc.
- Terminal equipment It can be user equipment (UE), handheld terminal, notebook computer, subscriber unit, cellular phone, smart phone, wireless data card, personal digital assistant (personal digital assistant) digital assistant (PDA) computer, tablet computer, wireless modem, handheld device (handheld), laptop computer (laptop computer), cordless phone (cordless phone) or wireless local loop (WLL) station, machine type communication (MTC) terminal, or other device that can access the network.
- Terminal equipment and access network equipment communicate with each other using some kind of air interface technology.
- RAN equipment equipment that provides access to terminal equipment, including RAN equipment and AN equipment.
- RAN equipment is mainly 3GPP network wireless network equipment, and AN can be access network equipment defined by non-3GPP.
- Radio Access Network (RAN) equipment Mainly responsible for wireless resource management, quality of service (QoS) management, data compression and encryption on the air interface side.
- the RAN equipment may include various forms of base stations, such as macro base stations, micro base stations (also called small stations), relay stations, access points, etc. In systems using different wireless access technologies, the names of equipment with base station functions may be different.
- RAN for example, in the fifth generation (5th generation, 5G) system, it is called RAN or gNB (5G NodeB); In the LTE system, it is called evolved NodeB (eNB or eNodeB); in the third generation (3rd generation, 3G) system, it is called Node B (Node B), etc.
- RAN Fifth Generation
- gNB Fifth Generation NodeB
- eNB evolved NodeB
- Node B Node B
- This network element allows the interconnection and interoperability between terminal equipment and the 3GPP core network using non-3GPP technologies.
- non-3GPP technologies such as: Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi), global microwave Internet access (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, WiMAX), code division multiple access (code division multiple access, CDMA) network, etc.
- AMF network element Mainly responsible for mobility management in mobile networks, such as user location update, user registration network, user switching, etc.
- SMF network element Mainly responsible for session management in mobile networks, such as session establishment, modification, and release. Specific functions include assigning IP addresses to users, selecting UPFs that provide packet forwarding functions, etc.
- UPF network element responsible for forwarding and receiving user data in terminal equipment. It can receive user data from the data network and transmit it to the terminal device through the access network device; the UPF network element can also receive user data from the terminal device through the access network device and forward it to the data network.
- the transmission resources and scheduling functions in the UPF network element that provide services for terminal equipment are managed and controlled by the SMF network element.
- PCF network element mainly supports providing a unified policy framework to control network behavior, provides policy rules to the control layer network functions, and is responsible for obtaining user subscription information related to policy decisions.
- Network exposure function (NEF) network element mainly used to support the opening of capabilities and events.
- Application function (AF) network element mainly supports interaction with the 3GPP core network to provide services, such as affecting data routing decisions, policy control functions or providing some third-party services to the network side. If the AF and 5G systems are in different trust domains, input can be provided through the Network Open Function (NEF) application programming interface (API); if the AF and 5G systems are in the same trust domain, time synchronization can be directly through time-sensitive communication The function (Time Sensitive communication Time Synchronization function, TSCTSF) provides input.
- the application function network element may be an AF network element, such as shown in Figure 11 or Figure 12.
- future communications such as 6G, application function network elements can still be AF network elements, or have other names, which are not limited in this application.
- UDM network element used to generate authentication credentials, user identity processing (such as storing and managing user permanent identities, etc.), access authorization control and contract data management, etc.
- DN refers to the service network that provides data transmission services to users, such as IP multi-media service (IMS), Internet, etc.
- IMS IP multi-media service
- the UE accesses the DN through the PDU session established between the UE and the DN.
- the 5G system can determine the TSCAI/TSCAC based on the information provided by the AF/NEF and may provide it to the PCF for IP type and Ethernet type PDU sessions.
- the AF can provide traffic pattern parameters to the NEF, such as burst arrival time, periodicity, flow direction, survival time and time domain of the reference ingress port.
- the NEF may forward the received traffic pattern parameters to the TSCTSF.
- the AF trusted by the operator can be allowed to directly provide such traffic pattern parameters to the TSCTSF.
- TSCTSF can be responsible for determining these business model parameters in TSCAI/TSCAC and forwarding them to SMF (possibly through PCF).
- each network element in the core network can also be called a functional entity or device or network function. It can be a network element implemented on dedicated hardware, a software instance running on dedicated hardware, or a network element running on dedicated hardware.
- a network element may also be called a network function or function or entity, and this application does not limit this.
- the network element shown in Figure 1 will be used as an example in the subsequent description of this application, and the XX network element will be directly referred to as XX. It should be understood that the names of all network elements in this application are only examples, and they may also be called other names in future communications, or the network elements involved in this application may also be named by other entities or devices with the same functions in future communications. Instead, this application does not limit this. A unified explanation is given here and will not be repeated later.
- the communication systems shown in Figures 11 and 12 do not limit the communication systems to which the embodiments of the present application can be applied.
- the communication system architecture shown in Figures 11 and 12 is a 5G system architecture.
- the method of the embodiment of the present application is also applicable to various future communication systems, such as 6G or other communication networks.
- the service flow attribute configuration method provided by the embodiment of the present application can be applied to the communication system as shown in Figure 11 or Figure 12.
- Figure 13 is a schematic flow chart of a business flow attribute configuration method provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- This process can occur when collaborative scheduling optimization is required.
- the first network element in this process is the CUC network element.
- SMF can act as CUC (that is, TN CNC).
- the second network element is CNC.
- AF can act as CNC.
- the first network element can adjust the burst arrival time (BAT) through the negotiation process, and after receiving the first indication information from the application function (AF) or the radio access network (RAN), end the negotiation process and use the adjusted
- the burst arrival time determines the attribute information of the first service flow.
- the first service flow may correspond to one QoS flow or may correspond to multiple QoS flows, which is not limited in the embodiment of this application.
- the specific process of this method may include:
- the first network element obtains the transmission time information of the first service flow.
- the transmission time information includes burst arrival time or burst arrival time adjustment information, and the burst arrival time adjustment information is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time of the first service flow may include at least one of the following:
- TSCAI burst arrival time in the downlink direction that is, the time when the burst arrives at the wireless access network entrance (such as the DL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time in Figure 4, which is the time when the burst of the first service flow arrives at the NG- RAN time);
- Uplink TSCAI burst arrival time that is, the time when the burst arrives at the terminal (such as the UL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time in Figure 5, which is the time when the burst of the first service flow reaches the UE);
- TSCAC burst arrival time in the downlink direction for example, the time when the burst arrives at the NW-TT on the UPF side;
- Uplink TSCAC burst arrival time for example, the time when the burst arrives at the DS-TT on the UE side.
- the first network element can calculate the DL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time based on the DL Burst Arrival Time and DL CN PDB provided by the AF, and calculate the UL TSCAI Burst based on the UL Burst Arrival Time and UE-DS-TT Residence Time provided by the AF. Arrival Time.
- Arrival Time For specific calculation methods, please refer to the relevant content in the previous article.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is the adjusted burst arrival time, or is the offset before and after adjustment of the burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time adjustment information may come from the radio access network (RAN).
- the first network element sends TSCAI/TSCAC (including BAT) to the radio access network. , receiving the BAT adjustment information sent by the wireless access network.
- the burst arrival time or the adjustment information of the burst arrival time may come from a policy control function (PCF).
- PCF policy control function
- the first network element sends TSCAI/TSCAC (including BAT) to the wireless access network, it receives the adjustment information of the BAT sent by the wireless access network, and the first network element then sends the adjustment information of the BAT ( Or the adjusted BAT) is sent to the PCF, the PCF sends the adjustment information of the BAT to the AF, the AF adjusts again and sends the adjustment information of the BAT to the PCF, and the PCF sends the adjustment information to the first network element.
- the above process can be called a round of negotiation process.
- the above process can be performed multiple times. That is to say, the BAT adjustment information obtained by the first network element may be obtained after one or more rounds of negotiation.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time may come from the Time Sensitive Communication Time Synchronization Function (TSCTSF), or directly from the AF, which is not limited in the embodiments of the present application.
- TSCTSF Time Sensitive Communication Time Synchronization Function
- the first network element receives the first indication information.
- the first indication information may be a confirmation indication.
- the meaning of the first indication information can be expressed as:
- the first indication information is used to confirm the transmission time information, so that the first network element determines the attributes of the service flow based on the confirmed transmission time information.
- the transmission time information may come from PCF, RAN, or other network elements.
- the first indication information is used to indicate confirmation of the BAT, so that the first network element can confirm the BAT according to the BAT determines the attributes of the service flow; for another example, if the PCF sends the BAT offset and the first indication information to the first network element at the same time, the first indication information is used to indicate confirmation of the BAT offset, that is, the confirmation is based on
- the BAT after the BAT offset is adjusted allows the first network element to determine the attributes of the service flow based on the BAT offset (or the BAT after adjustment based on the BAT offset); for another example, if the PCF only provides If the PCF has sent the first instruction information, the first instruction information is used to instruct and confirm the current BAT on the first network element (or the BAT previously sent by the first network element to the PCF), so that the first network element can confirm according to the confirmation.
- the BAT determines the current BAT on the first network element (or the BAT previously sent by the first network element to the PCF), so that the first network element can confirm according to
- the first indication information is This indicates that the RAN accepts the BAT, so that the first network element determines the attribute information of the service flow based on the BAT; for another example, if the RAN receives the BAT from the first network element, adjusts the BAT, and reports it to the first network element.
- the BAT offset and the first indication information are sent.
- the first indication information is used to indicate that the RAN accepts the BAT offset (that is, the BAT adjusted based on the offset), so that the first network element can adjust the BAT offset based on the BAT offset.
- the shift amount (or the BAT adjusted based on the BAT offset) determines the attribute information of the service flow.
- the first indication information is used to confirm data transmission based on the transmission time information obtained by the first network element.
- the first indication information is used to confirm data transmission based on the burst arrival time received by the first network element, such as confirming data transmission based on the BAT received from the PCF.
- the first indication information is used to confirm data transmission based on the adjusted burst arrival time or adjustment information based on the burst arrival time.
- the first indication information is used to indicate that the burst arrival time will not be adjusted (or further) due to cross-layer scheduling optimization.
- the first network element can confirm that the attribute information of the first service flow is determined based on the above-mentioned transmission time information.
- the first indication information may come from the Policy Control Function (PCF), as shown in S1302a in the figure, and the first indication information may also come from the Radio Access Network (RAN), as shown in S1302b in the figure. .
- PCF Policy Control Function
- RAN Radio Access Network
- the first network element sends TSCAI/TSCAC (including BAT) to the wireless access network, it receives the adjustment information of the BAT sent by the wireless access network, and the first network element then sends the adjustment information of the BAT (or adjusts The final BAT) is sent to the PCF, the PCF sends the adjustment information of the BAT to the AF, and the AF adjusts again and sends the adjustment information of the BAT and the first instruction information to the PCF (can via NEF and or TSCTSF), sent by the PCF to the first network element.
- the above negotiation process can be carried out multiple times. Only in the last negotiation process, AF sends the first indication information to PCF, and PCF sends it to the first network element. In the previous negotiation process, AF/PCF sent The information sent to the first network element does not include the first indication information.
- the RAN may also send the BAT adjustment information and the first indication information to the first network element after receiving the TSCAI/TSCAC (including BAT) sent by the first network element. .
- the RAN may also send the first indication information to the first network element after receiving the TSCAI/TSCAC (including BAT) sent by the first network element to confirm the BAT, so that the first network element can determine the attribute information of the first service flow according to the BAT.
- the above negotiation process may be terminated based on the first indication information. For example, after the AF obtains the adjustment information of one or more BATs from the first network element, if the AF determines that one of them can be used, in this case, the AF determines that there is no need to negotiate again, so it sends the first indication information to the third network element.
- One network element One network element.
- the last round of negotiation in the above N rounds of negotiation may include the following steps:
- the first network element sends the TSCAI (including BAT) to the RAN;
- RAN adjusts the BAT, obtains BAT adjustment information 1, and sends BAT adjustment information 1 to the first network element;
- the first network element After receiving the BAT adjustment information 1, the first network element sends it to the AF;
- the AF sends the first indication information to the first network element, so that the first network element uses the above-mentioned BAT adjustment information 1 or the adjusted BAT based on the BAT adjustment information 1 to determine the first service flow according to the first indication information. attribute information.
- the AF may also send the first indication information and the BAT adjustment information 2 to the first network element, so that the first network element adjusts the information based on the BAT adjustment information 2 or based on the BAT adjustment information 2.
- the BAT determines the attribute information of the first service flow.
- the last round of negotiation in the above N rounds of negotiation may include the following steps:
- the first network element sends the TSCAI (including BAT) to the RAN;
- the RAN sends the first indication information to the first network element, so that the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow according to the BAT.
- the RAN adjusts the BAT, obtains the BAT adjustment information 3, and sends the BAT adjustment time information 3 and the first instruction information to the first network element, so that the first network element adjusts the BAT according to the BAT Information 3 or the adjusted BAT based on the BAT adjustment information 3 determines the attribute information of the first service flow.
- the first network element After receiving the first indication information, the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow based on the above transmission time information.
- the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow based on the burst arrival time. If the transmission time information confirmed according to the first indication information is the adjustment information of the burst arrival time, the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow according to the adjustment information of the burst arrival time.
- the attribute information of the first service flow may be part of the parameters in the aforementioned Talker/Listener group information.
- the attribute information of the first service flow determined by the first network element based on the adjusted burst arrival time includes at least one of the following: earliest transmission offset (EarliestTransmitOffset), latest transmission offset (LatestTransmitOffset), Maximum delay (MaxLatency), sending time (TimeAwareOffset). Furthermore, it may also include intervals, jitter, etc. The definition of these parameters can be found in the previous description.
- the following uses SMF as a CUC as an example to explain how SMF determines the Talker/Listener group information by referring to the 5G system Bridge and 5G QoS parameters.
- SMF determines the Talker/Listener group information by referring to the 5G system Bridge and 5G QoS parameters.
- the following is only an exemplary list of several parameters related to this application, and the parameters included in the Talker/Listener group information are not limited to these.
- SMF can generate this parameter based on the traffic cycle indicated in TSCAI.
- the earliest transmission offset should be set based on the UL BAT in TSCAI, plus the sum of UE-DS-TT residence time and 5G-AN PDB. And considering the interval information, the following formula can be used:
- the earliest transmission offset can be set to: UL BAT+5G-AN PDB-M x interval.
- M is an integer, taking the maximum value that can ensure that the formula "UL BAT+5G-AN PDB>M*interval length" is true.
- DL BAT + UPF dwell time - M x interval M is an integer, taking the maximum value that can ensure that the formula "DL BAT+UPF residence time>M*interval length*interval length" is true.
- SMF can generate this parameter based on local configuration.
- MaxLatency SMF can generate this parameter based on CN PDB and UPF residence time, that is, this parameter should be CN PDB minus UPF residence time.
- UPF residence time in the above formula is an optional parameter.
- S1304 The first network element sends the attribute information of the first service flow to the second network element.
- the first network element may send the attribute information of the first service flow to the second network element by sending Talker/Listener group information to the second network element.
- the second network element After receiving the attribute information of the first service flow, the second network element can determine and generate the E2E forwarding path of the service flow based on the information, and send the scheduling parameters to the switching node. It can also generate an E2E forwarding path based on the attribute information of the first service flow. Status information (status), and sends the status information to the first network element, so that the first network element sends the status information to the sending end and receiving end of the first service flow (for example, under the fully centralized configuration model), so that Configure the sending end and receiving end of the first service flow.
- the second network element can also directly send the status information to the sending end and receiving end of the first service flow (such as in a fully distributed configuration model, or in a centralized network/distributed network). (under the user configuration model).
- the first network element may also receive second instruction information from the policy control function network element.
- the second instruction information is sent by the application or application function network element to the policy control function network. element or TSCTSF, and then sent to the first network element by the policy control function network element or TSCTSF.
- the second indication information may be used to indicate that the application function or the application supports adjusting the packet sending time or supporting adjusting the burst arrival time.
- the first network element does not immediately determine the attribute information of the first service flow based on the burst arrival time based on the second indication information.
- the first network element may also obtain the adjustment information of the arrival time of the first service flow (for example, through negotiation), and calculate the attribute information of the first service flow after receiving the first indication information.
- the second indication information may also be called "instruction to support adjustment of packet sending time” or “instruction to support adjustment of burst arrival time", which is not limited in the embodiment of the present application.
- Figure 15 and Figure 16 respectively show schematic diagrams of signaling interaction in two application scenarios. Please refer to Figure 15 and Figure 16 for details.
- the first network element after the first network element obtains the adjustment information of the burst arrival time (BAT) of the first service flow, it does not immediately determine the attribute information of the first service flow, but after receiving the first service flow. After indicating the information, the attribute information of the first service flow is determined according to the adjusted burst arrival time. Therefore, the problem of frequent changes in the attributes of the service flow caused by changes in the burst arrival time can be avoided.
- BAT burst arrival time
- the service flow attribute configuration method provided by the embodiment of the present application can be applied to the communication system as shown in Figure 11 or Figure 12.
- Figure 14 is a schematic flowchart of a business flow attribute configuration method provided by an embodiment of the present application.
- This process can occur when collaborative scheduling optimization is required.
- the first network element in this process is the CUC network element.
- SMF can act as CUC (that is, TN CNC).
- the second network element is CNC.
- AF can act as CNC.
- the first network element may adjust the burst arrival time (BAT) through a negotiation process based on an explicit or implicit indication method, and use the adjusted burst arrival time to determine the attribute information of the first service flow.
- BAT burst arrival time
- the first service flow may correspond to one QoS flow or may correspond to multiple QoS flows, which is not limited in the embodiment of this application.
- the specific process of this method may include:
- the first network element receives the first information.
- the first information is sent by the application or application function network element to the policy control function network element or TSCTSF, and then is sent to the first network element by the policy control function network element or TSCTSF.
- the first information includes second indication information
- the second indication information may be used to indicate that the application function or application supports adjusting the packet sending time or supporting adjusting the burst arrival time.
- the first network element does not immediately determine the attribute information of the first service flow based on the burst arrival time based on the second indication information.
- the first network element may also obtain the burst arrival time adjustment information of the first service flow through negotiation based on the second indication information, and determine the attribute information of the first service flow based on the adjusted burst arrival time.
- the second indication information may also be called "instruction to support adjustment of burst arrival time", and this embodiment of the present application does not limit this.
- the first information includes an alternative burst arrival time of the first service flow.
- the alternative burst arrival time can be a specific burst
- the arrival time (or offset) can also be a burst arrival time window (or offset interval).
- the alternative burst arrival time is used to indicate the acceptable adjustment time for the traffic.
- by sending the alternative burst arrival time to the first network element it is also possible to implicitly instruct the first network element to determine the service flow attributes based on the adjusted burst arrival time.
- the first information may include both the second indication information and the alternative burst arrival time of the first service flow.
- the embodiments of this application are not limiting.
- the first network element obtains the transmission time information of the first service flow according to the first information.
- the transmission time information includes the burst arrival time or the adjustment information of the burst arrival time.
- the adjustment of the burst arrival time The information is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time of the first service flow may include at least one of the following:
- TSCAI burst arrival time in the downlink direction that is, the time when the burst arrives at the wireless access network entrance (such as the DL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time in Figure 4, which is the time when the burst of the first service flow arrives at the NG- RAN time);
- Uplink TSCAI burst arrival time that is, the time when the burst arrives at the terminal (such as the UL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time in Figure 5, which is the time when the burst of the first service flow reaches the UE);
- TSCAC burst arrival time in the downlink direction for example, the time when the burst arrives at the NW-TT on the UPF side;
- Uplink TSCAC burst arrival time for example, the time when the burst arrives at the DS-TT on the UE side.
- the first network element can calculate the DL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time based on the DL Burst Arrival Time and DL CN PDB provided by the AF, and calculate the UL TSCAI Burst based on the UL Burst Arrival Time and UE-DS-TT Residence Time provided by the AF. Arrival Time.
- Arrival Time For specific calculation methods, please refer to the relevant content in the previous article.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is the adjusted burst arrival time, or is the offset before and after adjustment of the burst arrival time.
- the transmission time information may come from the radio access network (RAN).
- RAN radio access network
- the first network element sends TSCAI/TSCAC (including BAT) to the radio access network
- TSCAI/TSCAC including BAT
- the first network element sends TSCAI/TSCAC (including BAT) to the wireless access network
- receives the same BAT sent by the wireless access network indicating that the wireless access network confirms the use of the BAT.
- the first network element sends the candidate BAT to the wireless access network it receives the same BAT sent by the wireless access network, indicating that the wireless access network confirms the use of the candidate BAT.
- after the first network element sends the candidate BAT to the radio access network it receives the BAT adjustment information sent by the radio access network.
- the first network element may also send the alternative burst arrival time to the wireless access network, and the burst arrival time adjustment information sent by the wireless access network may be determined based on the alternative burst arrival time. of.
- the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow based on the above transmission time information.
- the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow based on the burst arrival time. If the transmission time information is the adjustment information of the burst arrival time, the first network element determines the attribute information of the first service flow according to the adjustment information of the burst arrival time or according to the adjusted burst arrival time.
- the attribute information of the first service flow may be part of the parameters in the aforementioned Talker/Listener group information.
- the attribute information of the first service flow determined by the first network element based on the adjusted burst arrival time includes at least one of the following: earliest transmission offset (EarliestTransmitOffset), latest transmission offset (LatestTransmitOffset), Maximum delay (MaxLatency), sending time (TimeAwareOffset). The definition of these parameters can be found in the previous description.
- S1404 The first network element sends the attribute information of the first service flow to the second network element.
- the first network element may send the attribute information of the first service flow to the second network element by sending Talker/Listener group information to the second network element.
- the second network element After receiving the attribute information of the first service flow, the second network element can determine and generate the E2E forwarding path of the service flow based on the information, and send the scheduling parameters to the switching node. It can also configure the configuration based on the attribute information of the first service flow.
- the first service flow is at the sending end and receiving end in the transmission network.
- the second network element can generate status information (status) according to the attribute information of the first service flow, and send the status information to the first network element, so that the first network element sends the status information to the first service flow.
- Sender and receiver (such as under a fully centralized configuration model).
- the second network element can also directly send the status information to the sending end and receiving end of the first service flow (such as in a fully distributed configuration model, or in a centralized network/distributed network). (under the user configuration model).
- Figure 17 and Figure 18 respectively show schematic diagrams of signaling interaction in two application scenarios. Please refer to Figure 17 and Figure 18 for details.
- the first network element obtains the adjustment information of the burst arrival time (BAT) of the first service flow based on the first information (for example, obtaining the BAT adjustment information through a negotiation process)
- the first network element obtains the adjustment information based on the adjusted burst.
- this scenario is an application scenario in the process shown in Figure 13, in which RAN is the receiving/transmitting end in the access network (AN-TL as shown in the figure), and UPF is the receiving end in the core network.
- the SMF acts as the CUC.
- the SMF acting as the CUC adjusts the burst arrival time (BAT) of the first service flow through negotiation, and after receiving the first indication information from the RAN, determines the attribute information of the first service flow based on the adjusted BAT so as to adjust the first service flow.
- BAT burst arrival time
- the process includes the following steps:
- Step 1501 The UE triggers the PDU session establishment process.
- step 1001 in Figure 10 please refer to the content of step 1001 in Figure 10 .
- Step 1502 PCF sends the PCC rule with the TSC auxiliary container to SMF.
- step 1002 in Figure 10 please refer to step 1002 in Figure 10 .
- the PCF may also send second indication information to the SMF.
- the second indication information comes from the AF or the application, and is used to indicate that the AF or the application supports adjusting the packet sending time or supporting adjusting the burst arrival time (BAT). ).
- This second indication information may also be called "instruction to support adjusting BAT".
- Step 1503 The SMF sends the TSCAI to the RAN, where the TSCAI includes the BAT of the first service flow.
- the BAT in the TSCAI includes the time when the downlink burst arrives at the RAN entrance (for example, DL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time as shown in Figure 4), and/or the time when the uplink burst arrives at the UE (such as , UL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time) as shown in Figure 5.
- the TSCAI may also include flow direction information and period.
- the flow direction information is used to indicate whether the first service flow is in the upstream or downstream direction, and the period refers to the interval between two burst start times.
- AF determines the time when the TSN flow arrives at the 5G system entrance based on the scheduling information of the TSN flow obtained from the CNC, that is, the time when the TSN flow arrives at the NW-TT entrance in the downlink direction (for example, DL Burst Arrival in Figure 4 Time), the time when the upstream TSN flow arrives at the DS-TT entrance (for example, UL Burst Arrival Time in Figure 5), and provides this information to SMF through PCF. Based on this information, SMF further calculates the time when the burst arrives at the RAN in the downlink direction (TSCAI Burst Arrival Time), and the time when the uplink burst is sent from the UE (UL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time).
- TSCAI Burst Arrival Time time when the burst arrives at the RAN in the downlink direction
- UL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time UL TSCAI Burst Arrival Time
- Step 1504 After receiving the BAT, the RAN adjusts the BAT and feeds back the BAT adjustment information to the SMF.
- the BAT adjustment information may be an offset (offset), which is the difference between before and after the BAT adjustment.
- the adjusted BAT can be determined based on the offset.
- the BAT adjustment information may also be adjusted BAT.
- SMF can also be calculated directly based on the offset.
- Step 1505 After receiving the BAT adjustment information, the SMF sends the BAT adjustment information to the PCF.
- the SMF maps the 5G internal time to the external time before sending it to the PCF.
- Step 1506 PCF sends the first indication information to SMF.
- the above-mentioned steps 1503 to 1506 are a round of negotiation process, and the BAT adjustment information can be obtained through the above-mentioned negotiation process.
- step 1506 for downlink transmission, after receiving the BAT adjustment information from the SMF, the PCF can send the BAT adjustment information to the AF or the application, so that the AF or the application adjusts the packet sending according to the BAT adjustment information. time.
- the meaning of the first indication information may be referred to the above.
- the first indication information may also be called a "confirmation indication" and is used to indicate data transmission based on the adjusted BAT (for example, for downlink transmission, the packet sending time is determined based on the modified BAT); or it may also be It can be expressed as: the first indication information is used to indicate that BAT will not be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization; or it can also be expressed as: the first indication information is used to instruct the SMF to use the confirmed after receiving the first indication information.
- BAT that is, adjusted BAT determines the attributes of the transport network service flow.
- the function of the first indication information is to enable the SMF to determine that the BAT parameter negotiation is completed based on the first indication information, and should immediately determine the attribute information of the corresponding business flow based on the adjusted BAT, so that the CNC can determine the attribute information of the corresponding business flow based on the attribute information of the business flow.
- PCF can also send BAT adjustment information to SMF.
- PCF can convert BAT The adjustment information and the first indication information are sent to the SMF through one signaling.
- the first indication information may be transmitted through separate signaling. The embodiments of this application do not limit this.
- Step 1507 After receiving the first indication information, the SMF performs parameter mapping.
- the parameter mapping refers to determining the Talker/Listener group information based on the information reported by the sending end, the information reported by the receiving end, and further includes the above-mentioned adjusted BAT and other information.
- This Talker/Listener group information can also be called merging. Merged stream requirements.
- the attribute information of the first service flow can be determined based on the adjusted BAT.
- SMF can perform parameter mapping based on the adjusted BAT, or directly perform parameter mapping based on the offset of the BAT.
- SMF can use TSCAI BAT or TSCAC BAT when performing parameter mapping. Conversion between TSCAI BAT and TSCAC BAT is performed according to the method given above.
- the attribute information of the first service flow determined according to the adjusted BAT may include one or more of the following parameters: earliest transmission offset (EarliestTransmitOffset), latest transmission offset (LatestTransmitOffset), maximum time Delay (MaxLatency), sending time (TimeAwareOffset).
- earliest transmission offset (EarliestTransmitOffset)
- latest transmission offset (LatestTransmitOffset)
- Maximum time Delay (MaxLatency)
- sending time TimeAwareOffset
- Step 1508 SMF sends the Talker/Listener group information (or merged stream requirements) to the CNC.
- the CNC After receiving the Talker/Listener group information, the CNC determines and generates the E2E forwarding path of the business flow based on the Talker/Listener group information, and sends the scheduling parameters to the switching node.
- the CNC also determines the status information (Status) that needs to be configured for the sending end and the receiving end based on the Talker/Listener group information.
- the status information can also be called merged end station communication configuration (merged end station communication-configuration).
- Step 1509 The CNC sends the status information (or merged end station communication-configuration) to the SMF.
- Step 1510 and step 1511 SMF configures the sender (Talker) and the receiver (Listener) respectively according to the status information sent by the CNC.
- SMF can send the TimeAwareOffset (packet sending time of the sender) in the status information to CN-TL and AN-TL in the transparent container, so that CN-TL and AN-TL adjust the sending time of the traffic accordingly.
- TimeAwareOffset packet sending time of the sender
- the above negotiation process may be conducted in only one round or in multiple rounds. If the negotiation process proceeds for multiple rounds, in the other rounds of negotiation except the last round, the PCF will send the BAT adjustment information to the SMF after receiving the BAT adjustment information. Only in the last round of negotiation, the PCF will send the BAT adjustment information to the SMF after receiving the BAT adjustment information. After adjusting the information, the first indication information is sent to the SMF, so that the SMF determines that parameter mapping should be performed immediately, so that the SMF does not need to use unstable BAT to calculate the attributes of the service flow.
- the PCF will not send the second indication information to the SMF under any circumstances. That is to say, the second indication information is not defined in the solution, and only the first indication information is defined. Then After receiving the PCC rule from PCF, SMF does not perform parameter mapping immediately by default, but performs parameter mapping after receiving the first indication information. In another possible implementation, the first indication information and the second indication information are defined in the solution. If the PCF carries the second indication information when sending the PCC rule to the SMF, the SMF does not perform parameter mapping immediately, but in Parameter mapping is performed after receiving the first indication information; if the PCF does not carry the second indication information when sending the PCC rule to the SMF, the SMF can immediately perform parameter mapping.
- the SMF determines that the BAT may be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization through the second indication information of the AF (ie, the acceptance adjustment indication), thereby determining that it is not necessary to immediately send the attributes of the transmission network service flow.
- the SMF determines that the BAT will no longer be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization through the first indication (ie, confirmation indication) of the AF (PCF), and then determines the attribute information of the service flow, thus avoiding unnecessary parameter adjustments.
- this scenario is an application scenario in the process shown in Figure 13, where RAN is the receiving/transmitting end in the access network (AN-TL as shown in the figure), and UPF is the On the receiving/transmitting side (CN-TL as shown in the figure), the SMF acts as the CUC.
- the SMF acting as the CUC adjusts the burst arrival time (BAT) of the first service flow through negotiation.
- BAT burst arrival time
- the process includes the following steps:
- Step 1601 The UE triggers the PDU session establishment process.
- Step 1602 PCF sends the PCC rule with the TSC auxiliary container to SMF.
- Step 1603 The SMF sends the TSCAI to the RAN, where the TSCAI includes the BAT of the first service flow.
- Step 1604 After receiving the BAT, the RAN adjusts the BAT and feeds back the BAT adjustment information and the first indication information to the SMF.
- the BAT adjustment information may be an offset (offset), which is the difference between before and after the BAT adjustment.
- the adjusted BAT can be determined based on the offset.
- the BAT adjustment information may also be adjusted BAT.
- the above-mentioned steps 1603 to 1604 are a round of negotiation process, and the BAT adjustment information can be obtained through the above-mentioned negotiation process.
- the meaning of the first indication information may be referred to the above.
- the first indication information may also be called a "confirmation indication" and is used to indicate data transmission based on the adjusted BAT (for example, for downlink transmission, the packet sending time is determined based on the modified BAT); or it may also be It can be expressed as: the first indication information is used to indicate that BAT will not be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization; or it can also be expressed as: the first indication information is used to instruct the SMF to use the confirmed after receiving the first indication information.
- BAT that is, adjusted BAT
- the function of the first indication information is to enable the SMF to determine that the BAT parameter negotiation is completed based on the first indication information, and to immediately determine the attribute information of the corresponding service flow based on the adjusted BAT.
- the RAN may send the BAT adjustment information and the first indication information to the SMF through one signaling, or may transmit the first indication information through separate signaling. This embodiment of the present application does not limit this.
- the RAN may only send the first indication information to the SMF without including the BAT adjustment information. For example, when receiving the BAT sent by the SMF, the RAN determines that the BAT can be used, and then only sends the first indication information.
- the SMF performs parameter mapping based on the TSCAC received from the PCF or the stored TSCAI (step 1605).
- Step 1605 After receiving the first indication information, the SMF performs parameter mapping.
- Step 1606 SMF sends the Talker/Listener group information (or merged stream requirements) to the CNC.
- Step 1607 The CNC sends the status information (or merged end station communication-configuration) to the SMF.
- Step 1608 and step 1609 SMF configures the sender (Talker) and the receiver (Listener) respectively according to the status information sent by the CNC.
- steps 1601 to 1603 and steps 1605 to 1609 in the above process please refer to the corresponding steps in Figure 15.
- the above negotiation process may be conducted in only one round or in multiple rounds. If the negotiation process proceeds for multiple rounds, only in the last round of negotiation process, the RAN sends the first indication information to the SMF after receiving the BAT adjustment information, so that the SMF determines that parameter mapping should be performed immediately, so that the SMF does not have to take advantage of unstable BAT calculates the attributes of business flows.
- the RAN may only send the first indication information to the SMF without sending the BAT adjustment information. For example, in a multi-round negotiation process, the RAN only sends the first indication information to the SMF in the last round of negotiation.
- the PCF will not send the second indication information to the SMF under any circumstances. That is to say, the second indication information is not defined in the solution, and only the first indication information is defined. Then After receiving the PCC rule from PCF, SMF does not perform parameter mapping immediately by default, but performs parameter mapping after receiving the first indication information. In another possible implementation, the first indication information and the second indication information are defined in the solution. If the PCF carries the second indication information when sending the PCC rule to the SMF, the SMF does not perform parameter mapping immediately, but in Parameter mapping is performed after receiving the first indication information; if the PCF does not carry the second indication information when sending the PCC rule to the SMF, the SMF can immediately perform parameter mapping.
- the SMF determines that the BAT may be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization through the second indication information of the AF (ie, the acceptance adjustment indication), and thus determines It is not necessary to send the properties of the transport network traffic flow immediately.
- the SMF determines that the BAT will no longer be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization through the first indication (ie, confirmation indication) of the RAN, and then determines the attribute information of the service flow, thus avoiding unnecessary parameter adjustments.
- this scenario is an application scenario in the process shown in Figure 14, where RAN is the receiving/transmitting end in the access network (AN-TL as shown in the figure), and UPF is the On the receiving/transmitting side (CN-TL as shown in the figure), the SMF acts as the CUC. act as The CUC's SMF performs a round of negotiation based on implicit instructions (such as implicit instructions through alternative BAT) to adjust the burst arrival time (BAT) of the first service flow, and determines the attribute information of the first service flow based on the adjusted BAT. , in order to adjust the sending time of the first service flow.
- implicit instructions such as implicit instructions through alternative BAT
- BAT burst arrival time
- the process includes the following steps:
- Step 1701 The UE triggers the PDU session establishment process.
- Step 1702 The PCF sends the PCC rule with the TSC auxiliary container to the SMF, which includes the alternative BAT (AltenativeBAT) of the first service flow.
- AF supports adjusting the BAT or packet sending time, so that after receiving the alternative BAT, SMF does not immediately perform parameter mapping and send the attribute information of the service flow, but performs parameter negotiation.
- Step 1703 The SMF sends the TSCAI and the alternative BAT to the RAN, where the TSCAI includes the BAT of the first service flow.
- Step 1704 After receiving the BAT, the RAN adjusts the BAT and feeds back the BAT adjustment information to the SMF.
- the RAN when adjusting the BAT, can refer to the alternative BAT for adjustment.
- a value in the candidate BAT (window) can be selected for adjustment, or the offset can be determined based on a value in the candidate BAT (window). This is not limited in the embodiment of the present application.
- the above-mentioned steps 1703 to 1704 are a round of negotiation process, and the BAT adjustment information can be obtained through the above-mentioned negotiation process.
- Step 1705 After receiving the BAT adjustment information, the SMF performs parameter mapping.
- SMF receives the BAT adjustment information for adjustment with reference to the alternative BAT, it can default to AF accepting it, so there will be no multiple negotiations. Therefore, SMF can directly adjust the information according to the BAT and perform parameter mapping.
- Step 1706 SMF sends the Talker/Listener group information (or merged stream requirements) to the CNC.
- Step 1707 The CNC sends the status information (or merged end station communication-configuration) to the SMF.
- Step 1708 and step 1709 SMF configures the sender (Talker) and the receiver (Listener) respectively according to the status information sent by the CNC.
- the above process can be applied to the scenario of one round of negotiation.
- the SMF receives the BAT adjustment information, it no longer performs the negotiation process, but performs parameter mapping and sends the attribute information of the first service flow to the CNC so that the switching node and sending Configure the terminal and receiver.
- the SMF determines through the implicit indication of AF that the BAT may be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization, thereby determining that it is not necessary to send the attributes of the transport network service flow immediately.
- the SMF determines through the implicit confirmation of the RAN that the BAT will no longer be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization, and then determines the attribute information of the service flow, thus avoiding unnecessary parameter adjustments.
- this scenario is an application scenario in the process shown in Figure 14, where RAN is the receiving/transmitting end in the access network (AN-TL as shown in the figure), and UPF is the On the receiving/transmitting side (CN-TL as shown in the figure), the SMF acts as the CUC.
- the SMF acting as the CUC conducts a round of negotiation to adjust the burst arrival time (BAT) of the first service flow according to the display indication (such as the second indication information), and determines the attribute information of the first service flow according to the adjusted BAT in order to adjust the first service flow.
- the sending time of a business flow is an application scenario in the process shown in Figure 14, where RAN is the receiving/transmitting end in the access network (AN-TL as shown in the figure), and UPF is the On the receiving/transmitting side (CN-TL as shown in the figure), the SMF acts as the CUC.
- the SMF acting as the CUC conducts a round of negotiation to adjust the burst arrival time (BAT) of the first service
- the process includes the following steps:
- Step 1801 The UE triggers the PDU session establishment process.
- Step 1802 The PCF sends the PCC rule with the TSC auxiliary container to the SMF, which includes the second indication information.
- the second indication information may also be called "instruction to support adjusting BAT".
- the second indication information comes from the AF or the application and is used to indicate that the AF or the application supports adjusting the packet sending time or supporting adjusting the BAT.
- the AF supports adjusting the BAT or packet sending time, so that after receiving the second indication information, the SMF does not immediately perform parameter mapping and send the attribute information of the service flow, but performs the parameter negotiation process.
- Step 1803 The SMF sends TSCAI to the RAN, where the TSCAI includes the BAT of the first service flow.
- Step 1804 After receiving the BAT, the RAN adjusts the BAT and feeds back the BAT adjustment information to the SMF.
- the above-mentioned steps 1803 to 1804 are a round of negotiation process, and the BAT adjustment information can be obtained through the above-mentioned negotiation process.
- Step 1805 After receiving the BAT adjustment information, the SMF performs parameter mapping.
- Step 1806 SMF sends the Talker/Listener group information (or merged stream requirements) To CNC.
- Step 1807 The CNC sends the status information (or merged end station communication-configuration) to the SMF.
- Step 1808 and step 1809 SMF configures the sender (Talker) and the receiver (Listener) respectively according to the status information sent by the CNC.
- the above process can be applied to the scenario of one round of negotiation.
- the SMF receives the BAT adjustment information, it no longer performs the negotiation process, but performs parameter mapping and sends the attribute information of the first service flow to the CNC so that the switching node and sending Configure the terminal and receiver.
- the SMF determines that the BAT may be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization through the explicit instruction of the AF, thereby determining that it is not necessary to send the attributes of the transport network service flow immediately.
- the SMF determines through the implicit confirmation of the RAN that the BAT will no longer be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization, and then determines the attribute information of the service flow, thus avoiding unnecessary parameter adjustments.
- embodiments of the present application also provide a communication device.
- the communication device can execute the process executed by the first network element (such as SMF) in Figures 13, 15, and 16, or execute the process executed by the first network element (such as SMF) in Figures 14, 17, and 18. .
- the communication device 1900 may include: a processing unit 1901 and a transceiver unit 1902.
- the transceiver unit 1902 is coupled to the processing unit 1901.
- the functions of each of the above functional modules may include:
- the processing unit 1901 is configured to: obtain the transmission time information of the first service flow.
- the transmission time information includes the burst arrival time or the adjustment information of the burst arrival time.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is used to determine the adjusted The burst arrival time; when the transceiver unit receives the first indication information, determine the attribute information of the first service flow according to the transmission time information; and, use the transceiver unit 1902 to transfer the attribute information of the first service flow to The attribute information is sent to the second network element.
- the first indication information comes from an AF network element, a PCF network element, or a TSCTSF network element.
- the first indication information is a confirmation indication; or the first indication information is used to confirm the transmission time information or perform data transmission based on the transmission time information; or the first indication information is The arrival time of the indicated burst will not be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization.
- the transceiver unit 1902 is also configured to receive second indication information before the processing unit 1901 acquires the transmission time information of the first service flow; the processing unit 1901 is specifically configured to acquire the said transmission time information according to the second indication information. Adjustment information for the burst arrival time of the first service flow.
- the second indication information comes from an AF network element, a PCF network element, or a TSCTSF network element.
- the transmission time information comes from a radio access network element, an AF network element, a PCF network element, or a TSCTSF network element.
- the processing unit 1901 is specifically configured to: send delay-sensitive communication auxiliary information to the wireless access network through the transceiver unit 1902, where the delay-sensitive communication auxiliary information includes a burst arrival time, and the burst arrival time includes The time when a downlink burst arrives at the wireless access network entrance, and/or the time when an uplink burst arrives at the terminal; the burst arrival time adjustment information from the wireless access network is received through the transceiver unit 1902; through the transceiver unit 1902 1902. Send the burst arrival time adjustment information to the application function; receive the first indication information from the application function through the transceiver unit 1902.
- the burst arrival time includes at least one of the following: uplink TSCAI burst arrival time, downlink TSCAI burst arrival time, uplink TSCAC burst arrival time, and downlink TSCAC burst arrival time.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is the adjusted burst arrival time, or is the offset before and after adjustment of the burst arrival time.
- the attribute information of the first service flow includes at least one of the following:
- the earliest transmission offset which is the earliest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- the latest transmission offset which is the latest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- Maximum delay which is the maximum delay of a data frame from the sending end to the receiving end
- the sending time is the time offset used by the sending end when transmitting data packets, and the time offset is between the earliest transmission offset and the latest transmission offset.
- the first network element is a session management function network element, and the session management function network element is configured as a centralized user configuration network element; and the second network element is a centralized network configuration network element.
- the functions of each of the above functional modules may include:
- Transceiver unit 1902 configured to receive first information, where the first information includes second indication information and/or the alternative burst arrival time of the first service flow;
- the processing unit 1901 is configured to obtain the transmission time information of the first service flow according to the first information.
- the transmission time information includes the burst arrival time or the adjustment information of the burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time The adjustment information is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time; determine the attribute information of the first service flow according to the transmission time information; and send the attribute information of the first service flow to the third service provider through the transceiver unit 1902. Two network elements.
- the first information comes from an AF network element, a PCF network element, or a network element.
- the second indication information is used to indicate that the application function supports adjusting the burst arrival time or packet sending time.
- the transmission time information comes from a radio access network element.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is determined by the radio access network element based on the alternative burst arrival time.
- the burst arrival time includes at least one of the following: uplink TSCAI burst arrival time, downlink TSCAI burst arrival time, uplink TSCAC burst arrival time, and downlink TSCAC burst arrival time.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is the adjusted burst arrival time, or is the offset before and after adjustment of the burst arrival time.
- the attribute information of the first service flow includes at least one of the following:
- the earliest transmission offset is the earliest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- the latest transmission offset which is the latest offset of the first data frame of the sending end in the sending cycle relative to the start time point of the sending cycle;
- Maximum delay which is the maximum delay of a data frame from the sending end to the receiving end
- the sending time is the time offset used by the sending end when transmitting data packets, and the time offset is between the earliest transmission offset and the latest transmission offset.
- the first network element is a session management function network element, and the session management function network element is configured as a centralized user configuration network element; and the second network element is a centralized network configuration network element.
- the above-mentioned communication device 1900 can implement the method steps in the above-mentioned method embodiments and can achieve the same technical effects.
- the parts and beneficial effects in this embodiment that are the same as those in the method embodiments will not be described in detail here.
- embodiments of the present application also provide a communication device.
- the communication device may execute the process executed by the radio access network (RAN) or the policy control function (PCF) in FIG. 13, FIG. 15, and FIG. 16.
- RAN radio access network
- PCF policy control function
- the communication device 2000 may include: a processing unit 2001 and a transceiver unit 2002.
- the transceiver unit 2002 is coupled to the processing unit 2001.
- the processing unit 2001 is configured to determine that data transmission is performed based on the confirmed transmission time information of the first service flow, or that the burst arrival time of the first service flow will not be adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimization, wherein the transmission
- the time information includes the burst arrival time or the adjustment information of the burst arrival time.
- the adjustment information of the burst arrival time is used to determine the adjusted burst arrival time; and is sent to the first network element through the transceiver unit 2002 First instruction message.
- the first indication information is a confirmation indication, or the first indication information is used to confirm the transmission time information or perform data transmission based on the transmission time information, or the first indication information is used to indicate Burst arrival times are not adjusted due to cross-layer scheduling optimizations.
- the processing unit 2001 before sending the first indication information to the first network element through the transceiver unit 2002, the processing unit 2001 also sends second indication information to the first network element through the transceiver unit 2002, and the second indication information is used for Indicates that the application function supports adjusting the burst arrival time or packet sending time.
- the above-mentioned communication device 2000 can implement the method steps in the above-mentioned method embodiments and can achieve the same technical effects.
- the parts and beneficial effects in this embodiment that are the same as those in the method embodiments will not be described in detail here.
- FIG. 21 only shows the structure required for the communication device 2100 to perform the method shown in this application.
- This application does not limit the communication device to be equipped with more components.
- the communication device 2100 can be used to perform the steps performed by the relevant network element in the above method embodiment.
- the relevant network element can be the first network element (such as SMF), PCF, RAN, etc.
- the communication device 2100 may include a transceiver 2101, a memory 2103, and a processor 2102.
- the transceiver 2101, the memory 2103, and the processor 2102 may be connected through a bus 2104.
- the transceiver 2101 can be used for communication with a communication device, such as for sending or receiving signals.
- the memory 2103 is coupled to the processor 2102 and can be used to store programs and data necessary for the communication device 2100 to implement various functions.
- the above memory 2103 and processor 2102 can be integrated into one body or independent of each other.
- the transceiver 2101 may be a communication port, such as a communication port (or interface) used for communication between network elements.
- the transceiver 2101 may also be called a transceiver unit or a communication unit.
- the processor 2102 can be implemented by a processing chip or a processing circuit.
- the transceiver 2101 can receive or send information in a wireless or wired manner.
- the communication device may include a processor, and the processor calls an external transceiver and/or memory to implement the above functions or steps or operations.
- the communication device may also include a memory, and the processor calls and executes the program stored in the memory to implement the above functions or steps or operations.
- the communication device may also include a processor and a transceiver (or communication interface), and the processor calls and executes a program stored in an external memory to implement the above functions or steps or operations.
- the communication device may include a processor, memory, and a transceiver.
- embodiments of the present application also provide a computer-readable storage medium on which program instructions (or computer programs, instructions) are stored.
- program instructions or computer programs, instructions
- the The computer executes the above method embodiments and any possible implementation manner of the method embodiments by the first network element. Operations performed by the radio access network or policy control functions.
- this application also provides a computer program product, including program instructions.
- the computer program product When the computer program product is called and executed by a computer, it can cause the computer to implement any of the above method embodiments and method embodiments.
- the first network element is used. Operations performed by the radio access network or policy control functions.
- this application also provides a chip or chip system, the chip is coupled with a transceiver, and is used to implement the above method embodiments and any possible implementation manner of the method embodiments by the first network element. Operations performed by the radio access network or policy control functions.
- the chip system may include the chip, as well as components such as memory and communication interfaces.
- the embodiment of the present application also provides a communication system.
- the communication system includes a first network element (such as SMF configured as CUC), a second network element (such as CNC) and a third network element (such as PCF, RAN).
- the communication system can be implemented as shown in Figure 13 , the process shown in Figure 15 or Figure 16.
- the communication system includes a first network element (such as SMF configured as CUC), a second network element (such as CNC) and a third network element (such as PCF).
- the communication system can be implemented as shown in Figure 14, Figure 17 or the process shown in Figure 18.
- embodiments of the present application may be provided as methods, systems, or computer program products. Accordingly, the present application may take the form of an entirely hardware embodiment, an entirely software embodiment, or an embodiment that combines software and hardware aspects. Furthermore, the present application may take the form of a computer program product embodied on one or more computer-usable storage media (including, but not limited to, disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, etc.) having computer-usable program code embodied therein.
- computer-usable storage media including, but not limited to, disk storage, CD-ROM, optical storage, etc.
- These computer program instructions may also be stored in a computer-readable memory that causes a computer or other programmable data processing apparatus to operate in a particular manner, such that the instructions stored in the computer-readable memory produce an article of manufacture including the instruction means, the instructions
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- These computer program instructions may also be loaded onto a computer or other programmable data processing device, causing a series of operating steps to be performed on the computer or other programmable device to produce computer-implemented processing, thereby executing on the computer or other programmable device.
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- 一种业务流属性配置方法,其特征在于,包括:第一网元获取第一业务流的传输时间信息,所述传输时间信息包括突发到达时间或突发到达时间的调整信息,所述突发到达时间的调整信息用于确定调整后的突发到达时间;当所述第一网元接收到第一指示信息后,根据所述传输时间信息确定所述第一业务流的属性信息;所述第一网元将所述第一业务流的属性信息发送给第二网元。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一指示信息来自于应用功能AF网元,或策略控制功能PCF网元,或时间敏感通信时间同步功能TSCTSF网元。
- 如权利要求1或2所述的方法,其特征在于:所述第一指示信息为确认指示;或者,所述第一指示信息用于确认所述传输时间信息或基于所述传输时间信息进行数据传输;或者,所述第一指示信息用于指示突发到达时间不会因为跨层调度优化而进行调整。
- 如权利要求1-3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元获取第一业务流的传输时间信息之前,所述方法还包括:所述第一网元接收第二指示信息,所述第二指示信息用于指示应用功能或应用支持调整发包时间或支持调整突发到达时间,或者用于指示所述第一网元不立即根据突发到达时间确定所述第一业务流的属性信息。
- 如权利要求4所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第二指示信息来自于应用功能AF网元,或策略控制功能PCF网元,或时间敏感通信时间同步功能TSCTSF网元。
- 如权利要求1-5任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元获取第一业务流的突发到达时间的调整信息,以及接收所述第一信息,包括:所述第一网元将时延敏感通信辅助信息发送给无线接入网,所述时延敏感通信辅助信息包括突发到达时间,所述突发到达时间包括下行方向突发到达所述无线接入网入口的时间,和/或上行方向突发到达终端的时间;所述第一网元接收来自所述无线接入网的突发到达时间调整信息;所述第一网元将所述突发到达时间调整信息发送给所述应用功能;所述第一网元接收来自于所述应用功能的所述第一指示信息。
- 如权利要求1-6任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述传输时间信息来自于无线接入网网元,或应用功能AF网元,或策略控制功能PCF网元,或时间敏感通信时间同步功能TSCTSF网元。
- 如权利要求1-7任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述突发到达时间,包括以下中的至少一项:上行时延敏感通信辅助信息TSCAI突发到达时间;下行时延敏感通信辅助信息TSCAI突发到达时间;上行时延敏感通信辅助容器TSCAC突发到达时间;下行时延敏感通信辅助容器TSCAC突发到达时间。
- 如权利要求1-8任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述突发到达时间的调整信息为调整后的突发到达时间,或者为所述突发到达时间调整前和调整后的偏移量。
- 如权利要求1-9任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一业务流的属性信息,包括以下至少一项:最早传输偏移,所述最早传输偏移为所述发送端在发送周期内第一个数据帧相对于所述发送周期开始时间点的最早偏移;最晚传输偏移,所述最晚传输偏移为所述发送端在发送周期内第一个数据帧相对于所述发送周期开始时间点的最晚偏移;最大时延,所述最大时延为数据帧从所述发送端到所述接收端的最大时延;发送时间,所述发送时间为所述发送端传输数据包时使用的时间偏移,所述时间偏移在所述最早传输偏移和所述最晚传输偏移之间。
- 如权利要求1-10任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元为会话管理功能网元,所述会话管理功能网元被配置为集中式用户配置网元;所述第二网元为集中式网络配置网元。
- 一种业务流属性配置方法,其特征在于,包括:第一网元接收第一信息,所述第一信息包括第二指示信息和/或第一业务流的备选突发到达时间;所述第一网元根据所述第一信息,获取所述第一业务流的传输时间信息,所述传输时间信息包括突发到达时间或突发到达时间的调整信息,所述突发到达时间的调整信息用于确定调整后的突发到达时间;所述第一网元根据所述传输时间信息确定所述第一业务流的属性信息;所述第一网元将所述第一业务流的属性信息发送给第二网元。
- 如权利要求12所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一信息来自于应用功能AF网元,或策略控制功能PCF网元,或时间敏感通信时间同步功能TSCTSF网元。
- 如权利要求12或13所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第二指示信息用于指示所述应用功能支持调整突发到达时间或发包时间。
- 如权利要求12-14任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述传输时间信息来自于无线接入网网元。
- 如权利要求15所述的方法,其特征在于,所述突发到达时间的调整信息,是所述无线接入网网元根据所述备选突发到达时间确定的。
- 如权利要求12-16任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述突发到达时间,包括以下中的至少一项:上行时延敏感通信辅助信息TSCAI突发到达时间;下行时延敏感通信辅助信息TSCAI突发到达时间;上行时延敏感通信辅助容器TSCAC突发到达时间;下行时延敏感通信辅助容器TSCAC突发到达时间。
- 如权利要求12-17任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述突发到达时间的调整信息为调整后的突发到达时间,或者为所述突发到达时间调整前和调整后的偏移量。
- 如权利要求12-18任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一业务流的属性信息,包括以下至少一项:最早传输偏移,所述最早传输偏移为所述发送端在发送周期内第一个数据帧相对于所述发送周期开始时间点的最早偏移;最晚传输偏移,所述最晚传输偏移为所述发送端在发送周期内第一个数据帧相对于所述发送周期开始时间点的最晚偏移;最大时延,所述最大时延为数据帧从所述发送端到所述接收端的最大时延;发送时间,所述发送时间为所述发送端传输数据包时使用的时间偏移,所述时间偏移在所述最早传输偏移和所述最晚传输偏移之间。
- 如权利要求12-19任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元为会话管理功能网元,所述会话管理功能网元被配置为集中式用户配置网元;所述第二网元为集中式网络配置网元。
- 一种业务流属性配置方法,其特征在于,应用于第一网元,所述方法包括:接收第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗;获取所述第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的偏移量,所述偏移量是基于所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗确定的;根据所述偏移量确定所述第一业务流的属性信息;向第二网元发送所述第一业务流的属性信息。
- 如权利要求21所述的方法,其特征在于,所述接收第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗,包括:从策略控制功能网元接收所述第一业务流的所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗。
- 如权利要求22所述的方法,其特征在于,所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗来自于应用功能网元,或时间敏感通信时间同步功能网元。
- 如权利要求21-23任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗包含在时延敏感通信辅助容器中。
- 如权利要求24所述的方法,其特征在于,所述获取所述第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的偏移量,包括:根据所述时延敏感通信辅助容器确定时延敏感通信辅助信息,所述时延敏感通信辅助信息包含所述时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的时间窗;向无线接入网网元发送所述时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的时间窗;从所述无线接入网网元接收所述偏移量,所述偏移量对应的时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间为所述时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的时间窗内的一个值。
- 如权利要求21-25任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述偏移量来自于无线接入网网元。
- 如权利要求26所述的方法,其特征在于,所述偏移量是所述无线接入网网元根据所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗确定的。
- 如权利要求21-27任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一业务流的属性信息,包括以下一项或多项:最早传输偏移,所述最早传输偏移为发送端发送周期内的第一个数据帧的时间点相对于所述周期开始时间点的最早偏移;最晚传输偏移,所述最晚传输偏移为发送端发送周期内的第一个数据帧的时间点相对于所述周期开始时间点的最晚偏移;最大时延,所述最大时延为数据帧从发送端到接收端的最大时延;发送时间,所述发送时间为发送端传输数据帧时使用的时间偏移,所述时间偏移在所述最早传输偏移和所述最晚传输偏移之间。
- 如权利要求21-28任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元为会话管理功能网元,所述会话管理功能网元被配置为集中式用户配置网元;所述第二网元为集中式网络配置网元。
- 一种业务流属性配置方法,其特征在于,包括:确定基于确认的第一业务流的传输时间信息进行数据传输,或者所述第一业务流的突发到达时间不会因为跨层调度优化而进行调整;其中,所述传输时间信息包括突发到达时间或突发到达时间的调整信息,所述突发到达时间的调整信息用于确定调整后的突发到达时间;向所述第一网元发送第一指示信息。
- 如权利要求30所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一指示信息为确认指示,或者所述第一指示信息用于确认所述传输时间信息或基于所述传输时间信息进行数据传输,或者所述第一指示信息用于指示突发到达时间不会因为跨层调度优化而进行调整。
- 如权利要求30或31所述的方法,其特征在于,向所述第一网元发送第一指示信息之前,所述方法还包括:向所述第一网元发送第二指示信息,所述第二指示信息用于指示所述应用功能支持调整突发到达时间或发包时间。
- 一种通信系统,其特征在于,包括:第一网元,第二网元和第三网元;所述第一网元用于执行如权利要求1-11任一项所述的方法,所述第三网元用于执行如权利要求30-32任一项所述的方法;所述第二网元用于接收来自所述第一网元的所述第一业务流的属性信息。
- 一种通信系统,其特征在于,包括:第一网元,第二网元,所述第一网元用于执行如权利要求12-20任一项所述的方法;所述第二网元用于接收来自所述第一网元的所述第一业务流的属性信息。
- 一种通信系统,其特征在于,包括:第一网元,第二网元,所述第一网元用于执行如权利要求21-29任一项所述的方法;所述第二网元用于接收来自所述第一网元的所述第一业务流的属性信息。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,包括:处理单元和收发单元;所述处理单元,用于获取第一业务流的传输时间信息,所述传输时间信息包括突发到达时间或突发到达时间的调整信息,所述突发到达时间的调整信息用于确定调整后的突发到达时间;当所述收发单元接收到第一指示信息后,根据所述传输时间信息确定所述第一业务流的属性信息;以及通过所述收发单元将所述第一业务流的属性信息发送给第二网元。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,包括:处理单元和收发单元;所述收发单元,用于接收第一信息,所述第一信息包括第二指示信息和/或第一业务流的备选突发到达时间;所述处理单元,用于根据所述第一信息,获取所述第一业务流的传输时间信息,所述传输时间信息包括突发到达时间或突发到达时间的调整信息,所述突发到达时间的调整信息用于确定调整后的突发到达时间;根据所述传输时间信息确定所述第一业务流的属性信息;以及,通过所述收发单元将所述第一业务流的属性信息发送给第二网元。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,包括:处理单元和收发单元;所述处理单元,用于确定基于确认的第一业务流的传输时间信息进行数据传输,或者所述第一业务流的突发到达时间不会因为跨层调度优化而进行调整,其中,所述传输时间信息包括突发到达时间或突发到达时间的调整信息,所述突发到达时间的调整信息用于确定调整后的突发到达时间;以及通过所述收发单元向所述第一网元发送第一指示信息。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,包括:处理单元和收发单元;所述收发单元,用于接收第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗;所述处理单元,用于获取所述第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的偏移量,所述偏移量是基于所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗确定的;所述处理单元,还用于根据所述偏移量确定所述第一业务流的属性信息;所述收发单元,还用于向第二网元发送所述第一业务流的属性信息。
- 一种通信装置,其特征在于,包括:一个或多个处理器;一个或多个存储器;其中,所述一个或多个存储器存储有一个或多个计算机程序,所述一个或多个计算机程序包括指令,当所述指令被所述一个或多个处理器执行时,使得所述通信设备执行如权利要求1-11中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求12-20中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求21-29中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求30-32中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种计算机可读存储介质,其特征在于,所述计算机可读存储介质包括计算机程序,当计算机程序在计算设备上运行时,使得所述计算设备执行如权利要求1-11中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求12-20中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求21-29中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求30-32中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种芯片,其特征在于,所述芯片与存储器耦合,用于读取并执行所述存储器中存储的程序指令,以实现如权利要求1-11中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求12-20中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求21-29中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求30-32中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种计算机程序产品,其特征在于,所述计算机程序产品在被计算机调用时,使得所述计算机执行如权利要求1-11中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求12-20中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求21-29中任一项所述的方法,或者执行如权利要求30-32中任一项所述的方法。
- 一种通信方法,其特征在于,包括:第一网元接收第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗;所述第一网元获取所述第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的偏移量,所述偏移量是基于所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗确定的;所述第一网元根据所述偏移量确定所述第一业务流的属性信息;所述第一网元向第二网元发送所述第一业务流的属性信息;所述第二网元接收来自所述第一网元的所述第一业务流的属性信息。
- 如权利要求44所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元接收第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗,包括:所述第一网元从策略控制功能网元接收所述第一业务流的所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗;所述方法还包括:所述策略控制功能网元向所述第一网元发送所述第一业务流的所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗。
- 如权利要求45所述的方法,其特征在于,所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗来自于应用功能网元,或时间敏感通信时间同步功能网元。
- 如权利要求44-46任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗包含在时延敏感通信辅助容器中。
- 如权利要求47所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元获取所述第一业务流的时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的偏移量,包括:所述第一网元根据所述时延敏感通信辅助容器确定时延敏感通信辅助信息,所述时延敏感通信辅助信息包含所述时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的时间窗;所述第一网元向无线接入网网元发送所述时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的时间窗;所述无线接入网网元接收来自所述第一网元的所述时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的时间窗;所述无线接入网网元向所述第一网元发送所述偏移量,所述偏移量对应的时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间为所述时延敏感通信辅助信息突发到达时间的时间窗内的一个值;所述第一网元接收来自所述无线接入网网元的所述偏移量。
- 如权利要求44-48任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述偏移量来自于无线接入网网元。
- 如权利要求49所述的方法,其特征在于,所述偏移量是所述无线接入网网元根据所述时延敏感通信辅助容器突发到达时间的时间窗确定的。
- 如权利要求44-50任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一业务流的属性信息,包括以下一项或多项:最早传输偏移,所述最早传输偏移为发送端发送周期内的第一个数据帧的时间点相对于所述周期开始时间点的最早偏移;最晚传输偏移,所述最晚传输偏移为发送端发送周期内的第一个数据帧的时间点相对于所述周期开始时间点的最晚偏移;最大时延,所述最大时延为数据帧从发送端到接收端的最大时延;发送时间,所述发送时间为发送端传输数据帧时使用的时间偏移,所述时间偏移在所述最早传输偏移和所述最晚传输偏移之间。
- 如权利要求44-51任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述第一网元为会话管理功能网元,所述会话管理功能网元被配置为集中式用户配置网元;所述第二网元为集中式网络配置网元。
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