About Microsoft accesss 2003
Message Memo 1 UE SS Default EPS Bearer Active 2 UE SS 3 UE Paging 4 UE ---> SS RRC Connection Request (with the cause of mt-Accesss) 5 UE RRC Connection Setup 6 UE ---> SS RRC Connection Setup Complete (Service Request) 7 UE Security Mode Command 8 UE RRC Connection Reconfiguration 9 UE ---> SS Security Mode Complete PASS/FAIL 10 UE ---> SS RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete PASS/FAIL 8.2.1.3 RRC connection reconfiguration / Radio bearer establishment / Success /Dedicated bearer Test Purpose : Overall Protocol Sequence is very similar to 8.2.1.1, but the difference in this case is that UE is not using the EPS bearer (default EPS bearer) which has been established during registration. It creates a new EPS bearer (Dedicated EPS Bearer) when it gets Paging message. Step Direction Message Memo 1 UE SS Default EPS Bearer Active 2 UE SS 3 UE Paging 4 UE ---> SS RRC Connection Request (with the cause of mt-Accesss) 5 UE RRC Connection Setup 6 UE ---> SS RRC Connection Setup Complete (Service Request) 7 UE Security Mode Command 8 UE ---> SS Security Mode Complete 9 UE RRC Connection Reconfiguration for Dedication EPS Bearer 10 UE ---> SS RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete 11 UE ---> SS ulInformationTransfer (ACTIVATE DEDICATED EPS BEARER CONTEXT ACCEPT) 8.2.3.1 RRC connection reconfiguration / Radio bearer release / Success Test Purpose : To check if UE can properly release the radio bearer that has been established. It has to release not only RRC layer, but also all the lower layer configurations properly. Step Direction Message Memo 1 UE SS 2 UE SS 3 UE Paging 4 UE SS 5 UE 6 UE RRCConnectionReconfiguration with drb-ToReleaseList 7 UE ---> SS RRCConnectionReconfigurationComplete 8 UE ---> SS ulInformationTransfer 8.2.4.2 RRC connection reconfiguration / Handover / Success / Common preamble I recommend you to study this test case as much as possible and take this as a back bone of all the handover related tests. Test Purpose : Check if UE successfully recognize the target cell and performe measurement, handover and sent 'RRC Connection Reconfig Complete' message to target cell. Step Direction Message Target Cell Memo 1 UE SS Cell 1 2 UE SS Cell 1 3 UE Paging Cell 1 4 UE ---> SS RRC Connection Request Cell 1 5 UE RRC Connection Setup Cell 1 6 UE ---> SS RRC Connection Setup Complete Cell 1 7 UE Security Mode Command Cell 1 8
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