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NGN & ETSI TISPAN

GTSC4_GTSC_10. NGN & ETSI TISPAN. Rainer Münch Chairman ETSI TC TISPAN. Table of Contents. Status Overview Services and Features Architecture Protocols QoS Network Management Lawful Interception and Security Cybersecurity Interworking of Services Acknowledgements Summary ! Annex.

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NGN & ETSI TISPAN

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  1. GTSC4_GTSC_10 NGN & ETSI TISPAN Rainer Münch Chairman ETSI TC TISPAN GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  2. Table of Contents • Status Overview • Services and Features • Architecture • Protocols • QoS • Network Management • Lawful Interception and Security • Cybersecurity • Interworking of Services • Acknowledgements • Summary ! • Annex GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  3. Status Overview,incl. Special Task Forces GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  4. TISPAN Structure TISPAN PLENARY SystemGroup STFs FMMSProject InterestGroups WG1 WG2 WG3 WG4 WG6 WG7 WG8 Numbering,Addressing,Routeing Services &Applications NetworkManagement Architecture Protocols Testing Security GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  5. Overview on TISPAN Structure TISPAN TISPAN Chairman: R. Münch TISPAN Vice Chairmen:R. Brennan B. Chatras D. Knight M. Niekus I. Spiers ETSI Support Team:A. Luther-Ascensio D. Boswarthick C. Julien A. Sultan System Group D. KnightR. Münch STFs F-MMS Project G. Engström Interest Groups WG 1 Services &Applications G. EngströmP. Lottin WG 7 Security J. RossebøM.Euchner F. Lindholm WG 2 Architecture K. Pulverer & R. BrennanVC-none WG 3 Protocols R. ForbesVC-none WG 4 Numbering,Addressing,Routeing T. HolmesJ. HorrocksF. Silletta WG 6 Testing M. BrandVC-none WG 8 NetworkManagement E. RoncoG. Caryer L. Mak GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  6. Completion of TISPAN_NGN Release 1 • At TISPAN#9 (December 2005), TISPAN_NGN Release 1 was completed. • The first set of implementable NGN specifications being used to build NGN. • Main features • Core TISPAN IP Multimedia Subsystem and its relationship to other TISPAN NGN components • Network Attachment Subsystem (NASS) • Resource and Admission Control Subsystem (RACS) • PSTN/ISDN Emulation Subsystem (PES) • PSTN/ISDN Simulation Services (PSS) • The complete list of deliverables is contained at the end of the presentation. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  7. Special Task Forces (1/5) • IPv6 • Universal Communications Identifier • Security standards development • Validation of test specifications for SIP-ISUP interworking • Network Integration Testing between SIP and ISDN, including validation • Support of features and services for global NGN • EMTEL-LocInfo – Location information and protocol support for Emergency Telecommunications GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  8. Special Task Forces (2/5)STF292 (Security) Activities • Security in the eEurope framework • Goes beyond the NGN and covers security provisions in general • Building from Common Criteria work of a previous STF (2004-2005) • Extends existing guidance and proformas to the risk analysis element of security design • Building PPs for some NGN systems • Threat and vulnerability analysis to countermeasures • Method and guidance • Countermeasure identification through risk modelling (where risk exists, where to apply protection) • Guidance on applying effective security • A technical appraisal GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  9. Special Task Forces (3/5)STF292 (Security) Outputs • 3 ETSI Technical specifications • eTVRA method • UML modelling of TVRA • Database centred analysis • Protection Profiles • For some NGN and non-NGN subsystems • Countermeasures • UML models for countermeasure suite • IPsec profile for eEurope (based on NGN requirements) • 1 ETSI Guide • Decision tree analysis to guide countermeasure selection • Identifies consequences of decisions GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  10. Special Task Forces (4/5)IPv6 Testing • STF276 (TC-MTS) • Conformance and Interoperability test specifications available for IPv6 COR RFCs • Conformance and Interoperability test specifications under development for IPsec, MIPv6 and IPv4IPv6 Transitioning • STF295 (TC-MTS) • On-line database of IPv6 test specifications as well as SIP, SIGTRAN, H.323 & H.248 GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  11. Special Task Forces (5/5)STF 306 - ”Network Integration Testing (NIT) between SIP and ISDN, including validation” • The objective for the STF 306 is to provide validated test suites in TTCN for the basic call functionality (SIP-ISDN, ISDN-SIP, SIP-SIP) and „basic“ supplementary services CLIP/OIR (OIP/OIR), COLP/COLR (TIP/TIR), Call HOLD, (about 400 test cases). • Additional supplementary services (about 400 test cases) would be done by a new STF planed for 2007. • The Abstract Test Suites will be compliant to RFC 3261 and ETSI ES 283 003 (modified 3GPP TS 24.229). GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  12. Synchronisation with 3GPP • Synchronisation of TISPAN R2 with the ongoing work in 3GPP (e.g. R7, FMC). • Objective: Single core solution. • Ongoing discussions within TISPAN, 3GPP and SDOs. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  13. External Relations (1/3) • TISPAN considers co-operation with external bodies and organisations as essential. • TISPAN is providing input and considering feedback. • External bodies and organisations are showing great interest in working together with TISPAN as a place to come for implementable NGN specifications. • For example, TISPAN have active delegations from China, Japan, North America, South America. • Per meeting, TISPAN are attracting about 150 delegates and handling over 250 documents. • TISPAN is looking forward to any enhanced or new co-operation, any organisation or body that wishes to co-operate with TISPAN is most welcome. • Coordination of a global message. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  14. External Relations (2/3) • Existing close co-operations TISPAN wishes to strengthen (alphabetical order) • 3GPP • ATIS • DECT • DSL Forum • DVB • Ecma International • FMCA • HGI • IETF • ITU-T • OMA • Telemanagement Forum • TTC GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  15. External Relations (3/3) • In preparation or planned (alphabetical order) • 3GPP2 • Asian operators • CableLabs • Mexican operators • Organisations from South America • TIA • ... • TISPAN Plenary in Brazil (November 2006), plus 2 days workshop. • Link to TISPAN open area, e.g. published documents and latest drafts • http://portal.etsi.org/docbox/TISPAN/Open/ GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  16. Services and Features GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  17. Services and Features (1/3) • TISPAN is progressing the work on R2 concerning the following main new work items: • Requirements analysis for FMC   • Requirements analysis for home networking (in cooperation with e.g. HGI).   • Requirements for network capabilities to support IPTV services (in cooperation with e.g. ATIS IIF and DVB). • Close and direct co-operation with Ecma International on • NGN services and capabilities • NGN – NGCorporateN interconnect requirements GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  18. Services and Features (2/3) • In TISPAN#10bis and according to the TISPAN alignment for R2, 3 new work items were raised, on requirements analysis for work that needs to be shared with other bodies. • Requirements for originating and terminating party multimedia information presentation and restriction. • Service Requirements and Network Capabilities for Release 2.  • Release 2 Definition. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  19. Services and Features (3/3) • Regarding security, focus on requirements covering the following areas: • Security • Network security • User security • Security management • Regulatory aspects • Lawful Interception • Data privacy • Data retention GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  20. Architecture GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  21. Release 1 Architecture Components (1) • IMS Architecture • Endorsement of 3GPP IMS architecture and flows • Resource and Admission Control (RACS) • Service-based local policy control • Resource Reservations (Gq’ interface) • Admission Control (Rq, e4 interfaces) • NAPT / Gate control (Ia interface) • Network Attachment (NASS) • Focus on xDSL access technology • IP address provisioning • Authorization of network access • User location management GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  22. Release 1 Architecture Components (2) • PSTN / ISDN Emulation • Provision of current PSTN/ISDN services to legacy terminals • Softswitch-based or IMS-based User Data • Endorsement of 3GPP Home Subscriber Server (HSS) • Charging • Off-line charging only • Emergency Communication • Citizen-to-Authority communication • Service Enabler • Telephony Supplementary Services (Simulation) • Presence • Instant Messaging GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  23. Charging Function Charging Information Release 1 architectureFunctional Entities and Interfaces Application Server(SIP, OSA, IN) Rf/Ro Ut Ut Sh ISC Dh Rf/Ro UserData PDBF UPSF SLF Iw IWF Dx CNGCF Cx Ib Gq‘ Mx I/S-CSCF Ic IBCF e3 Legacy Terminals e2 AGCF Mi Mx Mw BGCF Mx Mw Gq‘ Gq‘ P-CSCF SGF Other IP Networks Mj Mg e2 e2 Mr User Equipment(Home Network) CLF Gq Gq‘ MGCF MRFC e4 A-RACF SPDF PSTN / ISDN Rq a3 a4 UAAF NACF e1 3GPP IP-CAN e5 a1 a2 Re Ia Mp Mn ARF AMF Ra e1 RCEF MRPF BGF T-MGF I-BGF Transport Layer Access Node L2TP GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  24. Release 2 New Functionalities (in progress) • Evolution of RACS • Resource control in the core • Towards End-to-end QoS • Evolution of NASS • Additional access technologies beyond DSL • IP-TV support • Online Charging • Overload control (GOCAP) GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  25. Protocols GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  26. NGN Stage 3 • NGN Release 1 has developed Protocols and Profiles in the following areas: • NASS: e1, e2, e4, e5, • RACS: Rq, Gq’ • H.248: AWG/RGW, TGW, Congestion Control, BGW, MGW, • PES on IMS • Protocols: NGN IMS SIP, Inter-working of SIP-ISUP, Inter-working @ an IBCF, Inter-working with 3GPP IMS SIP, • Services: CONF, MWI, Hold, ACR-CB, OIP/OIR, TIP/TIR, MCID, XCAP Ut I/f, ECT, Presence, Instant Messaging, • NGN Release 2 will develop protocols and application profiles for: • Service Direct Call, CW, CCBS/CCNR, AoC, • IPTV • FMC GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  27. NGN cooperation • In the NGN Stage 3 work close cooperation has been essential with the 3GPP CN/CT groups Many of the NGN R1 specifications are either • profiles (a subset of a 3GPP specification) • or endorsements, • occasionally with access specific parts and some additional clauses. • The work on H.248 has cooperated closely with ITU-T SG16, 3GPP CT4, and has cooperated and taken ideas from the MSF. • The work of services and applications relies heavily on cooperation with 3GPP CT1 and the respective IETF Sipping and SIP working Groups. In NGN R1 caused by time limitations the majority of cooperation with the IETF was reliant on features already defined for 3GPP needs. As specific Service Application Protocols are needed in NGN release 2 closer cooperation with certain IETF Working Groups is expected. • Please see also “External Relations” at the beginning of the presentation. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  28. QoS GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  29. Overview • We are currently in the process of re-organising how the work on Performance & QoS of NGNs is allocated in ETSI. • The work areas currently allocated to TISPAN WG5 (QoS) will be split between TC STQ (Speech Processing, Transmission and Quality Aspects)and TISPAN. • There will be no dedicated QoS WG in TISPAN – WG5 has been closed down. • The TISPAN System Group will have overall control of QoS issues within TISPAN and will allocate work to the Working Groups as necessary. • TISPAN and STQ will work in close co-operation. • Co-operation with other bodies as well, e.g. ITU-T, IETF etc., see also “External Relations” at the beginning of the presentation. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  30. Principle behind the split • STQ works on what we want to achieve in terms of parameters and numbers: • User-to-user and application layer QoS requirements. • The network performance required to support these requirements. • TISPAN works on how we achieve this in terms of design: • Functional and architectural requirements. • Signalling and protocols to be implemented. • Many Work Items may require close co-operation. • The details of the allocation of the work areas still need to be formalised. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  31. Network Management GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  32. Network Management • Focus of activities • With respect to TISPAN NGN R2, the main focus will be to • Specify a general Information Model (i.e. MIM – TISPAN Information Model) able to model all relevant TISPAN NGN management entities • Deliver specifications of NGN OSS Service Interfaces as defined in the NGN OSS Architecture and on the basis of the general Information model • Propose, develop and enhance ad-hoc co-operation with other TISPAN WGs as needed GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  33. TISPAN achievements on Network Management • Release Independent • TR 188 004: OSS Vision • TS 188 003: OSS definition of requirements and priorities for further network management specifications for NGN • TR 102 647: Management Overview and gap analysis • Release 1 • TS 188 001: NGN OSS Architecture Release 1 (version 2) • Main principles and concepts of the TISPAN NGN Architecture have been included and mapped within ITU-T approved Recommendation M.3060 “Principles for the Management of Next Generation Networks” GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  34. TISPAN NGN OSS Archtecture - Implementation View reference model NGN OSS Business Service 1 NGN OSS Business Service n . . . Common Communication Vehicle NGN OSS Basic Framework Service 1 NGN OSS Basic Framework Service m . . . Legend: NGN OSS Service NGN OSS Service Interface GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications NGN OSS Service Interface Consumer

  35. Objectives for Release 2 • Network Resource Model (Requirements, Information Service, Solution Set) • Creation of an information model which captures the management aspects of the TISPAN NGN (i.e. the view of the NGN as exposed to Operations Support Systems (OSS)) • NGN Subscription Management Requirements • Definition of an end-to-end data model to cover all the mandatory/optional information related to subscription management that must be provisioned on the NGN Network • Definition of a subscription management architecture which hides the complexity of the different nodes to be configured including the CPE and the AS • Management Information Model • Design of an information abstraction and representation of the TISPAN entities - their properties, operations, and relationships, independent of any specific repository, application, protocol, or platformThis information model must also provide a linkage between services defined within TISPAN and TISPAN entities. GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  36. TMFmodels ITU-Tmodels 3GPPmodels TISPAN Management Vision, Requirements and Architecture Overview on Work on Management Information Model Work on Network Resource Model (TISPAN) TISPAN Work Item 08016 TISPANMIM Other sources ?? Work on Subscription Management (TISPAN) GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  37. LI and Security GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  38. ETSI LI, Security • Handover interfaces • ES 201 671 • Circuit switched handover (covers ISDN interception) • TS 102 232 • Packet switched handover • Modular and extensible for specific services • PES, L2, email, … • Interception domain • Cable (TS 101 909-20-1, TS 101 909-20-2) • TISPAN (TS 187 005) • Aligned with 3GPP-SA3-LI • Aligned with ATIS requirements in NGN • Security: See e.g. STF 292 GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  39. Cyber Security GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  40. Security: Management and co-ordination of the development of security specifications in TC TISPAN. • For TISPAN NGN Release 1, the TISPAN WG, assisted by the STF292, has: • Defined security requirements; • Defined a security architecture for NGN R1; • Conducted threat and risk analyses for specific NGN use cases; • Proposed countermeasures. The security standardisation is risk-based: Using the STF292 methodology for Systematic threat, vulnerability and risk analysis (TVRA) GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  41. Challenges • New threats and risks landscape • Authentication issues and identity management • Continued work on authentication to NASS and to IMS services: • HW-based ISIM (UICC/USIM) and/or • Equivalent and/or • SW-based ISIM authentication, • Single-sign on/ID Management • Various, unique identities in the NGN environment • Emergency services issues • (authentication, authorization, location ID) • Interworking of various security mechanisms • Challenges addressed in Cooperation with other bodies: • 3GPP SA3 • Harmonization of access security solutions • Media security and SSO • AT NGN@Home • Residential gateways • Home networking security • NGN Terminal security • Ecma International • Corporate network (NGCN) security interactions with NGN GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  42. Status of security work • Release 1: • NGN Lawful Intercept (LI), WI 07013 • Ongoing cooperation with TC LI and liaison with 3GPP SA3 LI • WG7 approval expected in June, 2006 • Release 2 : • Continued focus on threat, vulnerability and risk analysis, requirements, and architecture • NGN security countermeasures • New work planned: SSO, media security • Security standardisation methods • Threat, vulnerability, and risk analysis (STF292) • Assurance techniques (STF292) • Security guidelines • Deployment (STF292) • IPsec (STF292) • Keying (STF292) GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  43. Interworking of Services GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  44. Testing • Provision of test suites to ensure the conformance to TISPAN, 3GPP and ITU-T standardised protocols. • These tests ensure the global interoperability of PES and IMS Core NGN R1 networks. • Examples of areas • SIP – ISUP • SIP IMS • End-to-end view • STF 306 (see above) • Close co-operation with e.g. 3GPP and ITU-T (see also “External Relations” at the beginning of the presentation) • Planned within STF (automatic testing) • OIP/OIR Conformance Tests (ATS – Abstract Test Suite) TS 186 006-3 (IMS) • TIP/TIR Conformance Tests (ATS) TS 186 005-3 (IMS) • Communication HOLD Conformance Tests (ATS) TS 186 007-3 (IMS) • SIP-I (ISUP Trunking over SIP) Conformance Tests based on the EN 383 001 / Q.1912.5 (ATS) GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  45. Plugtests is a Professional ETSI service • Created in 1999, specialized in the organization oftest events • Cost neutral • Skilled ETSI Staff managing test events • Experts from ETSI and other technical communities • Neutral and open to all organisations • Synergy Conformance & Interoperability in close cooperation with ETSI Committees (e.g. TISPAN) and PTCC GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  46. Calendar 2006 • Smart Card/mobile • Speech Quality Asia • Lawful Interception • 3rd Wimax • Human Factors • OSA – Parlay • UWB • IPv6 Asia • Speech Quality Europe • NGN • NGN@home - Triple Play • Mobile applications • IPv6 World wide summit • Powerline • RFID • ITS - eCall GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  47. ETSI NGN Interops • Plugtests service is a market-driven service and open to cooperate with active test bed(s). No exclusivity • First cooperation with Sintesio in Slovenia (www.sintesio.org) • Contact on NGN interop also established with MSF and ZNIIS (Moscow) • First « low-profile » event in Bled 19-23 May ’06 to learn on basic interworking technologies (http://www.etsi.org/plugtests/NGN.htm ) • From this first experience, a 2nd larger NGN interop adressing market-driven topics (e.g. IMS) is planned for end ‘06- beg ’07. • PS: Note also NGN@home –Triple play which would likely be very successful (http://www.etsi.org/plugtests/NGNatHOME.htm GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  48. Acknowledgements GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  49. Acknowledgements • I would like to thank the following TISPAN Vice Chairman, WG Chairmen and experts who have contributed to this presentation (in alphabetical order) • David Boswarthick • Martin Brand • Scott Cadzow • Philippe Cousin • Göran Engström • Ray Forbes • Leen Mak • David Mustill • Klaus Pulverer • Steve Randall • Enrico Ronco • Judith Rossebø • Ian Spiers GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

  50. Summary GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications

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