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    The document discusses relocation procedures in UMTS networks. There are two types of relocation in circuit-switched networks - UE involved relocation uses handover to move the UE between cells, while UE not-involved relocation updates mobility information without UE involvement. Similarly, in packet-switched networks the UE may be involved through handover or not involved by only updating information. The document compares the two approaches and notes risks of failed handover for UE involved relocation and failed mobility procedure for UE not-involved relocation.

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    The document discusses relocation procedures in UMTS networks. There are two types of relocation in circuit-switched networks - UE involved relocation uses handover to move the UE between cells, while UE not-involved relocation updates mobility information without UE involvement. Similarly, in packet-switched networks the UE may be involved through handover or not involved by only updating information. The document compares the two approaches and notes risks of failed handover for UE involved relocation and failed mobility procedure for UE not-involved relocation.

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    Relocations in UMTS-V2014 1222-Libre

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    The document discusses relocation procedures in UMTS networks. There are two types of relocation in circuit-switched networks - UE involved relocation uses handover to move the UE between cells, while UE not-involved relocation updates mobility information without UE involvement. Similarly, in packet-switched networks the UE may be involved through handover or not involved by only updating information. The document compares the two approaches and notes risks of failed handover for UE involved relocation and failed mobility procedure for UE not-involved relocation.

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    Relocations in UMTS

    Justin MA
    22nd Dec 2014

    Relocation in CS
    UE Involved
    UE Not-Involved

    Relocation in CS
    UE Involved

    HHO

    The combined inter-RNC HHO and


    RN relocation procedure is UE
    involved , since the UE is ordered to
    switch to another carrier frequency or
    to replace the whole active set by
    sending a HHO command to the UE
    during the relocation procedure.

    Relocation in CS
    UE Not-Involved

    Mobility
    Information
    Updating

    SRNS relocation is started


    when the current active set
    only comprises cells
    belonging to the DRNC (aka
    Target RNC).
    The relocation procedure is
    initiated by the SRNC (aka
    Source RNC).

    Comparison of UE Involved and Not-Involved


    in Relocation CS
    UE Involved (UE still in SRNC)

    UE Not-Involved (UE already in DRNC)

    UE is
    connected
    to SRNC
    UE is
    connected
    to DRNC
    HHO

    Mobility
    Information
    Updating

    Relocation in PS
    UE Involved
    UE Not-Involved

    Relocation in PS
    UE Involved

    HHO

    Relocation in PS
    UE Not-Involved

    Mobility
    Information
    Updating

    Comparison of UE Involved and Not-Involved


    in Relocation PS
    UE Involved (UE still in SRNC)

    UE Not-Involved (UE already in DRNC)

    UE is
    connected
    to SRNC

    HHO

    Mobility
    Information
    Updating

    UE is
    connected
    to DRNC

    Conclusions
    Relocation with UE Involved has risk to do the inter-RNC HO in the
    border before getting connection to DRNC.
    Relocation with UE Not-Involved has following often failure causes:
    UP setup failure
    UTRAN Mobility Information procedure failure or timeout

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