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Explore the latest Phase I and Phase II developments in TIA WLAN standards supporting CDMA2000 subscribers for public WLAN hot spot roaming, access to operator data and IMS services, and IMS/VoIP handoffs between networks. Learn about Voice Call Continuity (VCC) project, VCC handoff types, issues, and alignment with 3GPP VCC work.
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GSC11_GRSC4_45 TIA Standards WorkonWLANS
TIA WLAN Inter-working Standards • Phase I standards support public WLAN hot spot roaming of cdma2000 subscribers for Access Control and Charging . Phase I standards are complete awaiting publication. • Phase IIa standards support access to cdma2000 operator data and IMS services. Phase IIa standards are in balloting for publication. • Phase IIb work supports IMS/VoIP handoffs between WLAN access and cdma2000 packet access networks. Phase IIb is in stage 2 and stage 3 discussions. TIA WLAN Standards are developed in conjunction with 3GPP2 GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications
Phase I Architecture GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications
Phase IIa Architecture GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications
Voice Call Continuity Voice Call Continuity (VCC) project supports voice handoffs between IMS VoIP and circuit-based networks. VCC is in stage 2 and stage 3 discussions • Types of VCC handoffs supported • IMS WLAN VoIP to Circuit Voice • IMS cdma2000 VoIP to Circuit Voice • Circuit Voice to IMS WLAN VoIP • Voice Call Continuity (VCC) Issues • Call management issues between IMS and circuit network • Supplementary services support between IMS and circuit network • Alignment with 3GPP VCC work GSC: Standardization Advancing Global Communications