Abstract:
THE PRESENT INVENTION IS TO PROVIDE A TRAFFIC OFFLOAD APPARATUS THAT SUCCESSFULLY ESTABLISHES CALL CONNECTION WITHOUT DECREASING A SECURITY LEVEL IN A MOBILE COMMUNICATION NETWORK EVEN WHEN THERE IS AN INCOMING CALL FOR A UE FROM THE INTERNET OR HOME NETWORK. [OVERCOMING MEANS] IN ST 101, A FEMTO BASE STATION (110) RECEIVES A PACKET ADDRESSED TO A SET OF UE (100) VIA THE INTERNET OR A HOME NETWORK AND, IN ST 102, STARTS A PAGING PROCEDURE. IN ST 103, THE UE (100) ESTABLISHES AN RRC CONNECTION TO THE FEMTO BASE STATION (110). IN ST 104, THE UE (100) TRANSMITS, TO THE FEMTO BASE STATION (110), A PAGING RESPONSE ADDRESSED TO THE SGSN (150). IN ST 105, THE FEMTO BASE STATION (110) PERFORMS NAS VERIFICATION. IF THE FEMTO BASE STATION (110) DETECTS THE PAGING RESPONSE TO A PAGING REQUEST MADE BY ITSELF, THE FEMTO BASE STATION (110), IN ST 107, CHANGES THE SERVICE TYPE OF THE SERVICE REQUEST RECEIVED FROM THE UE (100) FROM THE PAGING RESPONSE TO SIGNALING.
Abstract:
A radio base station device comprises: a preamble signal receiving unit (15) that receives a RACH preamble signal transmitted from a radio terminal device; a reception notice receiving unit (16) that receives, from a radio relay station device, a reception notice indicating that the radio relay station device has received the RACH preamble signal; and a response signal transmitting unit (18) which, when an identifier (RA-ID) of the RACH preamble signal transmitted from the radio terminal device matches an identifier comprised in the preamble reception notice transmitted from the radio relay station device, permits the use of an identifier by the radio relay station device and transmits, to the radio terminal device, a RACH response signal (RACH Response) comprising a cell identifier (Cell ID) of a cell managed by the radio relay station device permitted to use the identifier. Accordingly, the latency when establishing a connection can be reduced.
Abstract:
A radio communication system includes a macrocell base station which can communicate with radio terminals using any of a plurality of carrier frequencies, and a femtocell base station provided in a macrocell in which the macrocell base station can communicate with the radio terminals, and capable of communicating with the radio terminals in an access limited mode in which only a specific radio terminal can access or a hybrid mode in which an access is not limited only to the specific radio terminal using any of the plurality of carrier frequencies. The femtocell base station includes: a measuring part which measures an uplink total received power from a radio terminal; a detecting part which detects a visitor macrocell radio terminal located in a vicinity of the femtocell base station operated by the access limited mode in accordance with the uplink total received power or an uplink interference signal power which can be derived from the uplink received power; and a control part which switches the femtocell base station from the access limited mode to the hybrid mode when the detecting part detects the visitor macrocell radio terminal. Accordingly, it is possible to improve the throughput for the visitor macrocell user.
Abstract:
A system capable of normally connecting a call without degrading the security level in a mobile terminal network, even in cases when a call addressed to a set of user equipment (UE) arrives via the Internet or a home network. In ST 101, a femto base station (110) receives a packet addressed to a set of UE (100) via the Internet or a home network and, in ST 102, starts a paging procedure. In ST 103, the set of UE (100) establishes an RRC connection to the femto base station (110). In ST 104, the UE (100) transmits, to the femto base station (110), a paging response addressed to the SGSN (150). In ST 105, the femto base station (110) performs NAS verification. If the femto base station (110) detects the paging response to a paging request made by itself, the femto base station (110), in ST 107, changes the service type of the service request received from the UE (100) from the paging response to signaling.