Ran Volte Assessment - Restored

The correct answer is INVITE. In the IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) architecture, the INVITE message is used to initiate a session between two parties. This message is sent by the calling party to the called party, indicating a desire to establish a session. The INVITE message includes information such as the media capabilities and preferences of the calling party. Once the called party accepts the invitation, a session is established and media can be exchanged between the two parties.

P-CSCF stands for Proxy-Call Session Control Function and it serves as the access point to the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) for all user equipment. It is responsible for handling signaling between the user equipment and the IMS network. P-CSCF performs functions such as authentication, authorization, and routing of the user's session requests. It acts as a proxy for the user equipment, forwarding the session requests to the appropriate IMS network elements. Therefore, P-CSCF is the correct answer as it is the node that serves as the access point to IMS for all user equipment.

The correct answer is QCI5 because QCI stands for Quality of Service Class Identifier, which is used in LTE networks to prioritize different types of traffic. QCI5 is specifically used for VoLTE (Voice over LTE) signaling, which means that the signaling for voice calls over LTE networks is sent using QCI5. This ensures that the signaling for VoLTE is given the appropriate priority and quality of service to ensure a reliable and high-quality voice call experience.

The protocol stack in the given figure is for the S1-U, S5, and S8 interfaces. The phrase "All the above" indicates that all of the mentioned interfaces are included in the protocol stack.

RRC re-establishment is a procedure in LTE where the connection between the UE (User Equipment) and the network is re-established after a temporary interruption. RLF (Radio Link Failure) refers to the loss of communication between the UE and the eNodeB (base station). The given answer suggests that a VOLTE (Voice over LTE) call can survive a RLF, meaning that even if there is a failure in the radio link, the VOLTE call will not be interrupted and will continue to function.

GSMA IR.92 is the correct answer because it is a technical specification developed by the GSM Association (GSMA) that specifically defines the standards for Voice over LTE (VoLTE). RFC3261 is a standard for the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) used in VoIP, but it does not specifically define VoLTE standards. 3GPP - Release 8 is a set of standards for mobile communications, but it does not specifically focus on VoLTE. Therefore, the correct answer is GSMA IR.92.

VoLTE (Voice over LTE) is a technology that allows voice calls to be made over a 4G LTE network. In the context of the MME (Mobility Management Entity), which is a key component of the LTE network, VoLTE is enabled per Tracking Area. A Tracking Area is a geographical area within the LTE network that is used for tracking the location of mobile devices. Enabling VoLTE per Tracking Area means that VoLTE functionality is activated and available for use within that specific area. Therefore, the statement "VoLTE is enabled per Tracking Area in MME" is true.

The S-CSCF (Serving-Call Session Control Function) node is responsible for enabling services subscribed by the users by contacting the appropriate Application Server. The S-CSCF acts as a central control point for call sessions and is involved in call setup, routing, and service control. It communicates with the HSS (Home Subscriber Server) to retrieve user profiles and service information, and then contacts the appropriate Application Server to enable the requested services for the users. The MTAS (Multimedia Telephony Application Server) and MRF (Media Resource Function) are not directly involved in this process.

The control server in IMS handles security, charging, and inter-working towards external nodes. These functions are crucial for ensuring the secure and efficient operation of the IMS network. Security involves protecting the network from unauthorized access and ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data. Charging involves the accurate measurement and billing of services provided by the network. Inter-working towards external nodes refers to the ability of the IMS network to connect and communicate with other networks or systems. These functions are essential for the overall performance and reliability of the IMS network.

During SRVCC (Single Radio Voice Call Continuity), the MSc (Mobile Switching Center) does not initiate a call towards IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) TAS (Telephony Application Server). Instead, the MSc facilitates the handover of the call from the LTE network to the legacy circuit-switched network. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

The correct answer is TTI Bundling, DRX, RoHC. These features are part of the VOLTE enabler. TTI Bundling stands for Transmission Time Interval Bundling, which combines multiple radio frames into one transmission to improve efficiency. DRX stands for Discontinuous Reception, which allows the device to periodically turn off the receiver to save power. RoHC stands for Robust Header Compression, which reduces the size of IP headers to optimize bandwidth usage. These features are essential for providing a reliable and efficient VOLTE service.

The correct answer is TFT (Traffic Flow Templates). Traffic Flow Templates are used by the UE (User Equipment) and the PGW (Packet Gateway) to filter and determine which packets should go in which bearer. IFC (Initial Filter Criteria) is a term used in network security, but it is not specifically related to packet filtering in this context. TCP/UDP ports are used for identifying specific applications or services, but they do not directly determine packet filtering. Therefore, the correct answer is TFT (Traffic Flow Templates).

The statement is true because public user identity is used for routing purposes. This means that when a user sends a request to a server, their public user identity is used to determine the appropriate route for the request to be directed to. This helps ensure that the request is sent to the correct destination and that the user's data is handled appropriately.

The GPRS Tunneling Protocol for User Plane (GTP-U) is used for signaling between various network elements. It is used for signaling between E-NB and S-GW, S-GW and P-GW, as well as SGSN and P-GW. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" as GTP-U is used for signaling between all of these network elements.

The access transfer request should include the STN-SR (Serving Transit Node - Serving Radio network) and C-MSISDN (Charging Mobile Subscriber Integrated Services Digital Network Number). These parameters are necessary for the transfer of access from one network to another. The MSISDN (Mobile Station International Subscriber Directory Number) and IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity) are not relevant for the access transfer request. Similarly, the MSC (Mobile Switching Center) and RNC (Radio Network Controller) IDs, as well as the MME (Mobility Management Entity) and MSC IDs, are not required for this specific request.

The correct answer is QCI1 because QCI1 is the highest priority QoS class for RLC UM (Unacknowledged Mode). RLC UM is a mode of the Radio Link Control (RLC) protocol in LTE networks, which is used for transmitting data without requiring acknowledgment from the receiver. QCI1 is typically used for delay-sensitive applications such as voice over IP (VoIP) and real-time video streaming, where low latency and high reliability are crucial. Therefore, QCI1 is the most appropriate QoS class for RLC UM in this scenario.

The Create Session Request sent out by the MME to the PGW includes both IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity) and TEID (Tunnel Endpoint Identifier). IMSI is a unique identifier for a mobile subscriber, while TEID is used to identify the tunnel endpoint in the LTE network. Therefore, both options 1 and 2 are correct.

The REGISTER SIP message is used to let the IMS network know where the user is located. This message is sent by the user's device to the IMS network to register its current location and availability. By sending a REGISTER message, the user's device informs the IMS network about its current IP address and other relevant information, allowing the network to route incoming calls and messages to the correct location.

The I-CSCF (Interrogating-Call Session Control Function) is responsible for identifying the S-CSCF (Serving-Call Session Control Function) of the UE (User Equipment) in an IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) network. The I-CSCF acts as a front-end for the S-CSCF, receiving requests from the UE and forwarding them to the appropriate S-CSCF based on the user's profile and location. It plays a crucial role in the call setup and routing process within the IMS network.

ENB (Evolved Node B) does not decode the codec. The decoding of the codec is done by the UE (User Equipment) or the mobile device. The ENB is responsible for receiving and transmitting the radio signals between the UE and the core network. It handles tasks such as modulation, demodulation, and channel coding, but it does not directly decode the codec used for audio or video data.

The reason for MO call setup failure is that the user disconnects the call. This means that the user intentionally ends the call before it can be successfully set up.

When the receiver sends back a 200 OK message to the caller and the caller responds with an ACK, the SIP dialog is successfully established. This indicates that the initial request from the caller has been accepted by the receiver and the communication can proceed.

The correct answer is MMEC & M-TMSI. S-TMSI stands for "Serving Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity" and it is a combination of MMEC (Mobile Management Entity Code) and M-TMSI (Mobile Temporary Subscriber Identity). MMEC is a unique identifier assigned to the MME (Mobility Management Entity) in the LTE network, while M-TMSI is a temporary identifier assigned to a mobile subscriber by the MME. Together, MMEC and M-TMSI form the S-TMSI, which is used for identification and tracking of mobile subscribers within the LTE network.

The correct answer is RLC UM. QCI 1 is a Quality of Service Class Identifier used in LTE networks to prioritize traffic. RLC UM stands for Radio Link Control Unacknowledged Mode, which is a type of RLC mode used for data transfer in the LTE network. It provides an unreliable and unacknowledged mode of transmission, suitable for non-delay sensitive traffic. Configuring QCI 1 with RLC UM in the eNB ensures that the traffic with QCI 1 receives the appropriate level of service and priority in the LTE network.

The default value of the T1 timer is 500 ms.

The Home Subscriber Server (HSS) stores the distinct IMPI (IP Multimedia Private Identity). The HSS is responsible for managing subscriber information in an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) network. It stores user profiles, including authentication and authorization data, and provides this information to other network elements when needed. Therefore, the HSS is the correct entity to store the distinct IMPI.

The correct answer is "Quality of Service Class Indicators." QCI stands for Quality of Service Class Indicators, which are used in telecommunications to measure and classify the quality of service provided by a network. QCI values are assigned to different types of traffic to prioritize and ensure the appropriate level of service quality for each type. This helps in managing network resources efficiently and providing a better user experience.

The I-CSCF (Interrogating Call Session Control Function) node determines the S-CSCF (Serving Call Session Control Function) that serves a user as well as the HSS (Home Subscriber Server) in which his data are stored. The I-CSCF is responsible for receiving SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) requests from the user and forwarding them to the appropriate S-CSCF based on the user's location and other factors. The S-CSCF then handles the call control and session setup for the user, while the HSS stores the user's data such as authentication information and service profiles.

The correct answer is SDP. SDP stands for Session Description Protocol, which is a format used to describe multimedia sessions in a network. In the context of an INVITE message, SDP is used to provide media information of the caller, such as the type of media being used (audio, video, etc.), the codecs supported, and the network addresses and ports for the media streams. The SDP content in the INVITE message allows the recipient to understand and negotiate the media capabilities and requirements for the call.

The correct answer is 9. This suggests that there are 9 QCI profiles configured in the eNB.

The correct answer is QCI 9/best effort traffic. This means that in LCG 3, the quality of service for the traffic is set to QCI 9, which is the lowest priority level and provides best effort service. This suggests that the traffic in LCG 3 is given the least priority and may experience delays or lower quality compared to other traffic with higher QCI levels.

The I-CSCF (Interrogating Call Session Control Function) node acts as a gateway for the IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) network and is located at the edge of each administrative domain. It is responsible for receiving SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) requests from user devices and determining the appropriate S-CSCF (Serving Call Session Control Function) to handle the call. The I-CSCF also performs functions such as routing, policy enforcement, and security checks.

SBG stands for Security Border Gateway. It is responsible for ensuring network security by protecting against fraud, such as bandwidth fraud, and hiding the network topology. This node acts as a gateway and controls the flow of traffic between different networks, ensuring that only authorized and secure connections are allowed.

A SIP 500 message is returned due to a configuration issue or a failure condition in a server.

The statement is false because a call is considered to be setup successfully if an INVITE from MO reaches MT and is followed by a 200 OK message, indicating that the call has been accepted. The 183 session description and 180 ringing messages are not sufficient to determine the success of the call setup.

The Service Request procedure is used to change the state of MME Context to ECM - CONNECTED. This means that when a service request is initiated, the MME Context transitions to the connected state. The other options - EMM - REGISTERED and ECM - IDLE - do not accurately represent the state change that occurs during the Service Request procedure. Therefore, the correct answer is ECM - CONNECTED.

During the Detach procedure, a new GUTI (Globally Unique Temporary Identifier) will always be allocated to the mobile device. Similarly, during a Tracking Area Update from another MME (Mobility Management Entity), a new GUTI will also be allocated. Therefore, both options B (Detach) and C (Tracking Area Update from other MME) are correct as they both involve the allocation of a new GUTI.

P-CSCF does not authenticate users within IMS. P-CSCF stands for Proxy-Call Session Control Function, which is responsible for forwarding SIP messages between the user equipment and the IMS network. It does not handle user authentication, as that is typically done by other network elements such as the HSS (Home Subscriber Server) or the S-CSCF (Serving-Call Session Control Function). Therefore, the statement that P-CSCF authenticates users within IMS is false.

RoHC stands for Robust Header Compression. It is a protocol used in IP networks to compress the IP, UDP, and RTP/UDP headers in order to reduce the overhead of the packet size. This compression is done at the source and decompressed at the destination. Therefore, the correct answer is "compressor" as RoHC functions as a compressor.

The statement is true because the MME (Mobility Management Entity) is responsible for initiating the S1 Release procedure when the SRVCC (Single Radio Voice Call Continuity) feature is being used. SRVCC allows for seamless handover of voice calls from LTE (Long-Term Evolution) to 3G or 2G networks. When a voice call needs to be handed over, the MME initiates the S1 Release procedure to release the LTE resources and establish the call on the target network.

The connectivity layer in IMS architecture comprises of routers and switches. Routers are responsible for directing network traffic between different networks, while switches are used to connect devices within a network. In the context of IMS, routers and switches play a crucial role in ensuring efficient and reliable communication between various components of the IMS network. They help in routing and forwarding data packets, managing network connections, and maintaining network security. Therefore, routers and switches are essential components of the connectivity layer in IMS architecture.

The control layer in IMS architecture is responsible for managing and controlling the network. It includes functions such as session control, call control, and policy control. Network control servers play a crucial role in this layer as they handle tasks like routing, signaling, and session establishment. They ensure efficient communication between different network elements and enable the delivery of services to end-users. DNS/ENUM functionality, routers & switches, and content servers are important components in IMS architecture, but they do not specifically belong to the control layer.

Timer A is started at every INVITE and if no response is received, it is doubled and a new INVITE is retransmitted until a timeout value Timer B is reached.

GPRS Tunneling Protocol for Control Plane (GTP-C) is a protocol used for signaling between various network elements in a mobile network. It is used for signaling between two MMEs, between MME and SGSN, and between MME and S-GW/P-GW. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" as GTP-C is used for signaling between all these network elements.

The maximum PDB limit for GBR is 300 ms. This means that the Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) for a connection cannot exceed 300 milliseconds. The GBR is a measure of the minimum rate at which a network connection can transmit data. In this case, the maximum limit is set at 300 ms, indicating that the connection cannot transmit data at a rate higher than this value.

SBG stands for Service Border Gateway. It is responsible for ensuring Quality of Service (QoS) and service level agreements, as well as providing hosted NAT/FW traversal, port translation, and protocol translation. SBG acts as a gateway between different networks and ensures that the necessary services and translations are performed to maintain the desired level of service and connectivity.

The transport protocol used for the message in the figure is UDP, as indicated by the second option. The application protocol used is GTPV2, as stated in the same option. The QCI value is 1 and the GBR is 38, as also mentioned in the second option. Therefore, the correct answer is UDP, GTPV2, 1 & 38.

SIP 503 indicates that there are not enough steering pool ports available for a call or the required bandwidth exceeds what is available for either endpoint.

The S-CSCF (Serving-Call Session Control Function) node provides the point of control within the network that enables operators to control all service delivery and all sessions. It is responsible for session control and service delivery for IP multimedia services. It receives session initiation requests from the I-CSCF (Interrogating-Call Session Control Function) and interacts with other network elements to establish and manage sessions. The S-CSCF acts as a central point for controlling the delivery of services and managing sessions within the network.

The Home Subscriber Server (HSS) sends the subscribers' profiles to the Serving-Call Session Control Function (S-CSCF). This is important because the S-CSCF needs access to the subscribers' profiles in order to provide the appropriate services and handle call sessions effectively.

The SBG node provides the ability to correlate all signaling and media streams that pass the network borders. It acts as a border gateway and is responsible for handling the signaling and media traffic between different networks. It ensures that all the streams are properly correlated and routed to the appropriate destinations. The other options, MTAS, HSS, and MRF, do not have the specific functionality of correlating signaling and media streams across network borders.

The correct answer is P-CSCF (Proxy), I-CSCF (Interrogating). These modules are used in MMTEL (Multimedia Telephony) services. P-CSCF acts as a proxy between the user and the network, handling signaling and media for the session. I-CSCF is responsible for routing and session control, ensuring that the session reaches the intended recipient. The other modules mentioned (MGCF, BGCF, SBG, ATCF) are not specific to MMTEL and have different roles in the network.

T4 is the correct answer because it represents the timer used for the maximum duration a message remains in the network. The other options (T1, T2, and Timer A) do not specify the maximum duration and therefore are not the correct choices.

SRVCC (Single Radio Voice Call Continuity) is a feature in telecommunications that allows a voice call to be seamlessly transferred from an LTE (Long Term Evolution) network to a 2G or 3G network. The eNodeB, or Evolved Node B, is the base station in an LTE network. It is responsible for radio access and communication with user devices. Therefore, it is the first node in the network at which SRVCC is triggered, as it initiates the transfer of the voice call to a different network.

SIP 481 indicates that the UAS (User Agent Server) received a request that does not match any existing dialog or transaction on the system. This means that the request does not correspond to any ongoing communication or transaction that the UAS is aware of.

MRFP stands for Media Resource Function Processor. It is a node that provides announcements and multi-party call service to users. This means that it is responsible for handling the media resources required for services like announcements and multi-party calls. HSS (Home Subscriber Server) is responsible for storing subscriber data, MTAS (Multimedia Telephony Application Server) is responsible for providing multimedia services, and SCC-AS (Service Centralization and Continuity Application Server) is responsible for providing service continuity. Therefore, MRFP is the correct answer for the given question.

Delay based scheduling bundles 2 packets for scheduling efficiency.

The S-CSCF (Serving-Call Session Control Function) performs multiple tasks, including supervision of ongoing sessions, routing of sessions, and forking of multimedia functions. These tasks are essential for the proper functioning of the session control function in a communication network. Therefore, the correct answer is "All the above."

All the above nodes (S-CCAS, TAS, P-CSCF) act as both UAS (User Agent Server) and UAC (User Agent Client). UAS is responsible for receiving requests and generating responses, while UAC initiates requests and processes responses. In this case, all the mentioned nodes perform both functions, making them act as UAS and UAC.

The correct answer is "20ms interval" because it indicates that the VIOP packages arrive at the eNB (evolved Node B) every 20 milliseconds. This interval is important for maintaining a smooth and continuous flow of data in real-time communication, such as voice over IP (VIOP) calls.

The correct answer is DRX start offset. The DRX start offset refers to the time interval between the start of the OnDuration period and the start of the DRX (Discontinuous Reception) cycle. This offset determines when the device should start monitoring for incoming signals after a period of inactivity. It helps in optimizing power consumption by allowing the device to sleep during idle periods and wake up only when necessary to receive data.

The correct answer is Timer B. In the context of SIP (Session Initiation Protocol), the timer value 64xT1 represents the maximum time to wait for a response to an INVITE message, including all re-transmissions. Timer B is specifically associated with INVITE transactions and is responsible for controlling the retransmission of INVITE requests. Therefore, Timer B is the correct choice for this scenario.

TTI bundling refers to the bundling of multiple Transmission Time Intervals (TTIs) together, which reduces the overhead in the MAC (Medium Access Control) and RLC (Radio Link Control) layers. By bundling TTIs, the amount of control signaling needed for MAC and RLC is reduced, resulting in less overhead. This allows for more efficient use of resources and improved overall system performance. Therefore, TTI bundling benefits MAC and RLC specifically.

The correct answer is "PDCCH, SE/TTI, increase VOLTE capacity at cell edge." This answer suggests that DBS (Dynamic Bandwidth Sharing) saves PDCCH (Physical Downlink Control Channel) resources, SE/TTI (Spatial Efficiency/Transmission Time Interval) resources, and increases VOLTE (Voice over LTE) capacity at the cell edge. This implies that DBS optimizes the allocation of resources in order to improve the capacity and efficiency of the network for VOLTE services at the cell edge.

The EPS Bearer ID is used to identify an EPS (Evolved Packet System) bearer per UE (User Equipment). An EPS bearer is a logical connection between the UE and the EPC (Evolved Packet Core) network. It is responsible for carrying data between the UE and the network, and each UE can have multiple EPS bearers for different types of traffic. Therefore, the correct answer is "Identifies an EPS bearer per UE".

The correct answer is ECGI. The P-Access Network Info Header contains the ECGI (E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier), which is a unique identifier for a specific cell in the LTE network. The ECGI is used to identify and locate a user equipment (UE) within the network. It is an essential parameter for mobility management and handover procedures in LTE networks.

The correct answer is LCG3 because the given options are related to different aspects of traffic. "Traffic is on" is a general statement indicating that there is traffic present. "SRB" stands for Signaling Radio Bearer, which is a logical channel used for transmitting control signaling messages. "VOLTE" refers to Voice over LTE, which is a technology that allows voice calls to be transmitted over a 4G LTE network. "QCI1 and QCI5" are Quality of Service Class Identifiers, which are used to prioritize different types of traffic. LCG3, on the other hand, is a specific term that could be related to a particular type or category of traffic.

There are 19 DRX profiles that can be configured.

When there is a problem with the SDP (Session Description Protocol) of the request, such as an incorrect content length, the message generated is SIP 488. This response indicates that the server encountered an error in processing the SDP and is unable to fulfill the request.

PmServiceTimeUE counts the service time for all UE (User Equipment). It keeps track of the duration for which the UE is connected to the network and actively using services. This metric is used to measure the efficiency and performance of the network in terms of providing uninterrupted service to the users.

The correct answer is "Your call cannot be completed at this time". This is the announcement that is played to the user when their call cannot be connected or completed for some reason.

Both A. & C. are possible because they both satisfy the requirement of supporting SRB1 and SRB2, along with a combination of AM DRB and UM DRB. In option A, there are 2 AM DRBs and 1 UM DRB, while in option C, there is 1 AM DRB and 1 UM DRB. Both combinations fulfill the given criteria, making both options A and C correct.

The correct answer is Options 1 & 2. This is because the question states that the transaction timed out before receiving the 200 OK (BYE) response. This indicates that the call setup was successful, but the call completion failed due to the timeout. Therefore, both the call setup and call completion were partially successful.

Timer C is the maximum time a SIP proxy server waits for a provisional response to an INVITE.

The binary equivalent for the pbit is 101. This can be determined by mapping QCI 1 to pbit 6 and converting the decimal number 6 to binary, which is 101.

This answer is correct because it states that the main benefit of DBS is to schedule VOLTE packets without compromising VOLTE quality. Additionally, it mentions that the VOLTE package is weighted for scheduling, indicating that it is given priority in the scheduling process. This combination of scheduling VOLTE packets without compromising quality and prioritizing them through weight is the main benefit of DBS.

The correct answer is "QCI1 only" because QCI stands for Quality of Service Class Identifier, which is used to prioritize different types of data traffic in a network. QCI1 is the highest priority QCI and is typically used for real-time services such as voice and video calls. Therefore, in this scenario, only QCI1 is used for data recording, indicating that only the highest priority traffic is being recorded.

PmServiceTimeUE refers to the counting of service time. It is a metric used to measure the amount of time a service is active or in use. This could be the duration of a call, the time a user spends using a particular application, or any other type of service. By counting the service time, it allows for the analysis of usage patterns and the identification of any potential issues or improvements that need to be made.

To send VOLTE packet, the UE will send Status Report (SR) and stay awake until scheduled. This means that the UE will send a report on its status and will remain active until the scheduled time for sending the VOLTE packet.

From the given figure, we can see that the call setup fails on the originating UE and the call is forwarded to MRF for an announcement. Therefore, both options A and B are correct.

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RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) is the correct answer for this question. RTP is a protocol used for the delivery of real-time audio and video over IP networks. In an IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) network, RTP is used for media handling, ensuring the timely and synchronized delivery of media streams between different devices and applications. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is also used in an IMS network for session establishment and signaling, but RTP specifically handles the media transport aspect. SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol) and HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) are not directly related to media handling in an IMS network.

When the registration for the called-party expires and the system does not receive a new registration from the endpoint, it returns the message "SIP 480". This indicates that the called-party is temporarily unavailable or busy.

The correct answer is LCG. LCG stands for Logical Channel Group and it is used as a scheduling strategy for VOLTE (Voice over LTE) services. LCG allows for the prioritization of different types of traffic based on their QCI (Quality of Service Class Identifier). By using LCG, the network can allocate resources more efficiently and ensure that VOLTE traffic is given higher priority to maintain the required level of service quality and minimize delays or missed targets.

The QoS for the default bearer is defined on the MME (Mobility Management Entity). The MME is responsible for the control and management of the bearer and session establishment for the user equipment. It handles the signaling between the user equipment and the core network, including the establishment, modification, and release of bearers. Therefore, the QoS parameters for the default bearer, which is the initial bearer established for a user, are defined on the MME.

The correct answer is 40 ms. The DBS viop package is bundled at a scheduling interval of 40 ms.

When a voice call is initiated using the SIP protocol, the 183 SESSION PROGRESS message is sent to indicate that the call is in progress. This message triggers the creation of QCI1 (QoS Class Identifier 1) for the voice call. QCI1 is a quality of service parameter that ensures high priority and low latency for voice traffic, prioritizing it over other types of data traffic. Therefore, when the 183 SESSION PROGRESS message is received, the network creates QCI1 to prioritize the voice call and ensure a smooth and uninterrupted communication experience.

Based on the given information, the correct answer is 4. This means that there are 4 possible transactions taking place in the dialogue. The figure mentioned in the question likely provides additional context or details about these transactions. However, since the figure is not provided, it is not possible to provide a more detailed explanation.

T1 is the correct answer because it is the timer used for SIP retransmit interval in milliseconds. T1 is a fixed value that determines the time interval between retransmission attempts for SIP messages. It is typically set to 500 milliseconds and is used to handle network congestion and packet loss. By retransmitting the SIP messages at regular intervals, T1 ensures that the messages reach their destination even if they were lost or delayed during transmission.

In a SRVCC (Single Radio Voice Call Continuity) call on MO (Mobile Originated) UE (User Equipment), there are two charging vectors that can be found. This means that there are two separate charging paths for the call, which allows for accurate billing and tracking of the call duration and usage.

The correct answer is "T200 OK – TREGISTER." This means that the IMS registration latency is calculated by subtracting the time it takes for a TREGISTER message to be sent from the time it takes for a T200 OK message to be received. This latency measurement is important in determining the efficiency and performance of the IMS registration process.

Policy Enforcement is a function of the PGW (Packet Data Network Gateway). The PGW is responsible for enforcing the network policies and rules defined by the PCRF (Policy and Charging Rules Function). It ensures that the traffic flows through the network according to the specified policies, such as quality of service, data usage limits, and charging rules. The PGW acts as a gateway between the mobile network and the external packet data network, making it the correct answer for this question.

The P-CSCF (Proxy-Call Session Control Function) is a key element in IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture. Its primary role is to act as the initial point of contact for all SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) traffic from the user equipment (UE). One of its main tasks is to forward the SIP request to the originating S-CSCF (Serving-Call Session Control Function) if the user is registered. This ensures that the call is routed correctly to the intended recipient.

The other options are incorrect because they are not typically performed by the P-CSCF. Routing calls to an emergency call center is usually handled by the E-CSCF (Emergency-Call Session Control Function). Barring of private and public calls and user agent restriction are often managed by the S-CSCF or other policy control elements within the IMS network.

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The correct answer is "Silent injection descriptor." This term refers to a descriptor used in telecommunication systems to describe the process of silently injecting signals into a communication channel. It is commonly used in the context of Voice over LTE (VOLTE) technology, where it allows for the seamless integration of voice calls over LTE networks without interrupting ongoing data sessions.