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ITU Forum on Conformance and Interoperability Testing in CIS and Europe Regions (Moscow, Russia, 9-11 November 2011 ) TESTING EXPERIENCE OF A1 - TELEKOM AUSTRIA Martin Brand (WP 4/11 Vice-chairman) Moscow, Russia, 9-11 November 2011 TESTING EXPERIENCE OF A1 TELEKOM AUSTRIA ETSI TC INT Vice Chairman 1

Presentation Outline Used NGN Testing methods Tested Interfaces Interfaces which can be tested with conformance tests Limitations of the strategy Testing experiences Tested Interconnection Interfaces TTCN-3 test systems, a system with limits? QoS QoS Testing experiences Conclusions 3 Used NGN testing methods 4 2

IOT with Conformance Checking 5 Characteristics and limitations of Conformance Testing Characteristics Gives a high-level of confidence that the standardised parts of a product are working as specified It is component (Black Box) testing Requires a test system (i.e., executable test cases) High degree of control and observation Tests are thorough and accurate but limited in scope Limitations Does not necessarily prove interoperability with other products Tests are focussed on part of a product Test systems may be expensive 6 3

d i g i t a l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 8 # d i g i t a l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 8 # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 8 # 10/31/2011 Used Conformance and Interoperability Testing configurations TTCN-3 TTCN-3 A B Conformance testing (of a network element) Conformance testing (of terminal equipment) TTCN-3 Interoperability testing (of terninal equipment) TTCN-3 7 Interfaces which can be tested with conformance tests IP Multimedia Networks CS Network Legacy mobile signalling Networks LCS Client CS CS BGCF Mk Mg Mm Ma AS I-CSCF Sh Mk Cx C, D, Gc, Gr Le LRF MRFP IMS- MGW Mp Mn Mj MGCF MRFC Mw BGCF HSS Mi Cx Dx SLF S-CSCF Dh Mg Dx ISC Mr MRB Rc Mw ISC Cr Mw P-CSCF I4 Mx EATF Rx Mx Mx IBCF Ici, Mm Mx Gm Ix TrGW Izi UE Ut Mm Ml E-CSCF Mi BGCF 8 4

Limitations of the strategy Due to the limited number of tested interfaces (e.g. no vertical interfaces), the full system conformity of all elements can not be ensured As a consequence the system components which interfaces can not be tested (e.g. H.248, RACS Interfaces)should be used from one vendor to ensure the IOP between the different network components To ensure the end-to-end functionality, internal E2E tests with different interfaces must be executed As an option, tests performed with tools supplied from the vendors can be executed 9 Testing experiences The conformity of the products from some vendors could be not supported. These products are mostly cheaper, because they are not tested according to the standards The time for go in service will be for such products much longer 10 5

Tested Interconnection Interfaces 24.229 Mx Interface 24.229 Mx Interface 24.229 Mx Interface 11 TTCN-3 test systems, a systems with limits? Characteristics TTCN-3 specifies the test structure but a specific system is needed for the execution The test system architecture is defined with the TRI (TTCN-3 Runtime Interface) and TCI (TTCN-3 Control Interface) standards TTCN-3 allows reuse of test platforms with different tools but also for different SUTs A test system requires A TTCN-3 tool = TTCN-3 compiler and execution environment A test platform for a specific device under test Limitations - The SUT and platform adapter (TRI interface) is proprietary - The production of the TRI adapter is expensive ( 20 k - 30 k ) per ATS - With each release change of the TTCN-3 Compiler the platform adapters must be adapted - If the test equipment is not supported any more from the company which is developed the adapters the ATS can not be used with new releases - limited number of tests platforms - for the ATS validation are three SUT needed which causes a delay from 1-3 Year until a validated ATS is on the market 12 6

TTCN3 Tests System and Interfaces Test System Executor TTCN-3 Test System Test Control Logging Codecs TCI [compiled] TTCN-3 Executable TRI SUT Adapter Platform Adapter System Under Test (SUT) TCI = TTCN-3 Control Interface TRI = TTCN-3 Runtime Interface 13 Protocol Test Equipment Tester used by A1 Telekom Austria CATAPULT & Testingtech TTCN-3 compiler NAVTEL Tektronic K1297 Tektronic Spectra 2 ARCATECH Harmony Empirix Hammer 14 7

Telekom Austria Voice QoS Test Configuration Malden GL Communication Head Acoustics IXIA 15 Head acoustic ACQUA is a dual channel analysis system for diagnosis of acoustic and/or electric transmission paths up to 24 khz. Applications Quality control Conformance tests Speech quality measurement and optimization (algorithms and systems) Speech quality evaluations of - standard terminals (analog, digital) - mobile phones (UMTS, GSM, CDMA, TDMA...) cordless phones (DECT, CAT-iq...) hands-free and conference terminals (office, vehicle...) multimedia terminals (VoIP-Systems...) network components (echo canceller, DCME, speech codecs...) 16 8

Malden Terminal development SIP phone test bed UMA performance and handover analysis Enterprise SLA validation Echo canceller analysis Jitter Buffer Tests Train communications DTMF Analysis Regression testing Conference bridge testing Speech quality optimisation in all networks Speech quality / load evaluation Drive Test Codec evaluation Electro-Acoustic conformance Network element development Wireless handset comparison Vendor selection Echo simulation Competitive analysis of cellular networks DSP performance measurement 17 Key Features IXIA ITU-T T.38 support Predefined test scenarios for automating functionality, interoperability, and conformance testing Protocol flow functions shaped as visual blocks, no programming or other script language is needed. Simulate multiple IAFDs and fax gateways T.30/T.38 Fax Protocol Analysis T.30 signal trace extracted from T.38 packet trace 18 9

GL Communication 19 QoS Testing experiences The user applications (fax & modem) are mostly distorted due to: end-to-end delay bigger than 100 ms problems with not correct implemented Echo Cancellers and Jitter Buffers in the GW not interoperable H.248 and SDP procedures within the network T.38 is not sensible on the delay, but during the TDM- IP Transit Scenario with more TDM IP segments T.38 does not work. Not time synchronized network elements 20 10

Conclusion The conformity of the products from some vendors could be not supported. The time for go in service will be for such products much longer. The fax & modem transmissions are mostly distorted due to end-to-end delay bigger than 100 ms and problems with not correct implemented Echo Cancellers and Jitter Buffers Not interoperable H.248 and SDP procedures within the network The testing of the NGN is mostly complicated caused due to different interfaces To ensure the end-to-end functionality, a combination of conformance tests and internal E2E tests with different interfaces must be executed 21 THANK YOU! Martin Brand martin.brand@a1telekom.at 11