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Mobile Soft Switch-Bridging Now and Future Moheb A. Ramses Technical Director, Mobile Networks

Mobile Soft Switch-Bridging Now and Future Moheb A. Ramses Technical Director, Mobile Networks MENA Region. Overview of MENA 2G Market. Source: EMC World Cellular Database, Dec 2004. In 2004, MENA is the fastest growing wireless market .

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Mobile Soft Switch-Bridging Now and Future Moheb A. Ramses Technical Director, Mobile Networks

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  1. Mobile Soft Switch-Bridging Now and Future Moheb A. Ramses Technical Director, Mobile Networks MENA Region

  2. Overview of MENA 2G Market Source: EMC World Cellular Database, Dec 2004 In 2004, MENA is the fastest growing wireless market . In the next 3 years, 2G subs will keep on fast increase…

  3. 3G, a new engine of ARPU improvement UMTS subscribers number hits 16 million worldwide by the end of 2004, an increase of464%on the figure for the end of 2003. In Middle East & North Africa Region: 2 commercial UMTS network, 7+ trial & pilot UMTS network.

  4. What are the Opportunities and Challenges? 2G Expansion 3G Services Launch Current Network • How to balance 2G Network Expansion& New 3G Service Launch? • How to deploy UMTS step by step ?

  5. Mobile Soft Switch is Bridging Now & Future Flexible, Distributed Networking IP/ATM Bearer Network Save CAPEX Rich Services and Quick Response Save OPEX Centralized O&M Smoothly evolve to IMS

  6. Mobile Soft Switch, for 2G/3G convergence BSC Abis BTS Unified Core network both CS and PS PCU GSM BSS RNC Iub Node B UMTS RAN • Future-oriented Network Architecture • 2G expansion and new 3G services deployment simultaneously

  7. Mobile Soft Switch benefits(1): Distributed networking PSTN PSTN PSTN PSTN Traditional network Large city MSC Small city BSC BSC • Reduce CAPEX & OPEX • Improve Network Quality • Save Long Distance Transmission Soft Switch network Large city Small city MGW MGW MSC Server BSC BSC

  8. Mobile Soft Switch benefits(2): Supporting VoIP MSC Server 2 MSC Server 1 IP Backbone MGW MGW MGW MGW MGW Local PLMN Local PLMN Local PLMN Local PLMN Local PLMN • Save transmission and make O&M simple, reduce OPEX! • Trfo/TFO can improve voice quality and reduce CAPEX! Assume that 75% call is mobile to mobile call, the TC resource of MGW will be reduced to ¼ of traditional network which is the most expensive part of MSC • Support VoIP with G.711/ G.729 / G.723 / AMR codec. • Support VAD and TFO/TrFO technology. At least save 50% transmission resource

  9. Mobile Soft Switch benefits(3): Easy service deployment, Service convergence and More revenues Service & Application MSC Server TDM/IP Bear MGW MGW MGW MGW MGW MGW MGW Soft Switch network Traditional network To introduce new service ,only related to MSC server, simple task for me! To introduce new service, all MSCs have to be upgraded. A torturous and erroneous task!

  10. Mobile Soft Switch benefits(4): Centralized O&M IN AppServer NMS Route/PolicyService MSCServer O & MCenter MSC Server SG ISUP LocalNetwork B LocalNetworkA MGW MGW MGW MGW switch MGW MGW MGW PSTN STP The manpower can be reduced to 1/3 of traditional network, reduce OPEX! • Main task for CN O&M is signaling tracing and analyzing • Service and signal control are concentrated on MSC Server • Easy for network maintenance and management, and improves the reliability of network.

  11. Mobile Soft Switch benefits(5): Evolve to IMS smoothly SIP AS CS network IMS network HSS MSC serer MGCF HLR CSCF H.248 H.248 MRF IM-MGW MGW 2G/3G RAN Legacy network 2G/3G RAN Other netork • Softswitch based CS can be smoothly evolved to IMS: • MSC server evolved to MGCF • MGW evolved to IM-MGW

  12. IP bearer network, a key factor for Soft Switch Success • MPLS + Network Planning • Dual Plane Network • Failure Detection • Fast Routing • … • QoS • Network Security • Reliability As a leading IP Technologies supplier, Huawei has solid experience and completely IPTN solution, to meet this requirement. IP Telecom Network = IP technologies + Telecom Operation Requirements

  13. Soft Switch, becoming a trend of industry • 500+ NGN commercial sites for about 80 operators worldwide • Huawei deployed Over 12 millions subs mobile Soft Switch on 32 networks. Soft Switch Era already Started

  14. The World’s Largest Mobile Soft Switch Network of CMCC Xi’an Beijing Lanzhou Tianjing Urumchi Shijiazhuang Taiyuan Xi’ning Huhehaote Yinchuan Xi’an Beijing Shanghai Wuhan Hangzhou Changsha Nanchang Zhengzhou Shanghai Wuhan Chengdu Fuzhou Shenyang Chongqing Changchun Guiyang Shenyang Chengdu Ha’erbin Kunming Guangzhou1 Lhasa TMSC Guangzhou2 Nanjing Guangzhou Nanjing Nanning Hefei TMG/SG Haikou Ji’nan …170,000Erl ! The world’s largest Mobile Soft Switch network bears the all VoIP traffic from 300M subscribers, 1600 MSCs of China Mobile • 8-pair MSC Servers in 8 transit exchanges • 32 media gateways in 31 provinces • Total capacity of 40,000 E1 • Peak traffic reached 170,000 Erl • Transit sites reduced to 8, the O&M manpower reduced to 25% • Dual Homing for Network Security • Standard R4 UMTS network architecture based on IP backbone

  15. About HuaweiTechnologies Aprivate high-tech company established in 1988 and fully owned by its staff (stock option plan) • 24,000 staff members (over 11,500 engaged in R&D); more than 10% annual revenue invested in R&D • A global supplier with products deployed in over 90 countries including Germany, UK, France, Russia, Brazil, Singapore and Thailand • One of the main-stream suppliers in mobile network, NGN, ADSL, optical network, IN, datacom network, etc. • The leading supplier of telecom equipment and solutions in China • Sales amounted to US$5.58 billion with over 45% year-on-year increase, over 40% of which (US$2.28 billion) is from international markets.

  16. A Leading Mobile Network Solution Vendor GSM/GPRS/EDGE • 57 million GSM subscribers in over 45 countries • Over 250000 TRXs • 7 EDGE networks • Mobile Softswitch serves 12 million subscribers on over 22 GSM networks • Over 14 million GPRS subscribers UMTS • 10 commercial networks, 30+ trial networks around the world • Well-proven UMTS/GSM inter-working on commercial networks with main GSM vendors • Leading UMTS total solution, save OPEX up to 30% CDMA • Serves over 50 countries • 5 commercial EV-DO networks, over 15 trial applications • No.1 CDMA450 supplier ( about 66.7% market share ) • Built the first CDMA 1xEV-DO network in Western Europe • Complete CDMA solutions in the world — Multi-band, full series, end-to-end solution

  17. A Leading Mobile Soft Switch Solution Vendor ETISALATE UAE UMTS Asia / Pacific AIS Thailand GSM in service CMCC China GSM in service SUNDAY Hong Kong UMTS in service Wataniya Maldives GSM/UMTS in progress … … China UAE Huawei Mobile Soft Switch Europe BTC Bulgaria GSM in service Telfort Holland UMTS in progress Megafon Russia GSM in service … … Global Application Russia Holland Latin America Southern Africa CTBC Brazil GSM in service Movil Colombia GSM in progress Emtel Mauritius UMTS in service Onatel Burundi GSM in progress … … Brazil Mauritius Middle East & Gulf Etsalate UAE GSM/UMTS in service STC Saudi GSM in progress • 2G/3G unified mobile soft switch solution • VoIP Solution, support TFO/TrFO, AMR, VAD to reduce transmission resource • Flexible, Distributed Networking Capability • Convenient and Powerful Services Deployment • Dual Homing and Mini-Flex • 1.8M Subs in 6 cabinets • Telecom IP Bearer Solution

  18. Technology Changes Communication Lasts

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