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LTE Mobile Network Core Network UE Target Source 20-Apr-13 22:03 (Page 1) This sequence diagram was generated with EventStudio Sytem Designer - http://www.eventhelix.com/eventstudio/ s in LTE are interconnected with the X2 interface. If two s are served by the same MME, handover from the source to the target will take place over the X2 interface. Before the handover RRC-Connected Downlink data flow before handover The UE and Source are in RRC Connected state. Downlink data is flowing from the SGW to the UE via the Source. Uplink data flow before handover Uplink data is flowing from the UE to the SGW via the Source. Handover preparation RRC Measurement Control The network sets the measurement thresholds for sending measurement reports. RRC Measurement Report Signal strength of serving cell, Signal strength of neighbors Neighboring cell signal quality is now better than the serving cell. RRC: Handover needs to be performed. A cell is selected for handover. The RRC uses the latest measurement to decide if a handover is needed to another cell. The target cell is selected. The for the target cell is identified. Derive KeNB*

LTE Mobile Network Core Network UE Target Source X2AP Handover Request ECGI of the Target Cell (of Target enb), UE-AMBR, UE Security Capability, KeNB*, E-RAB to be setup (E-RAB ID, QCI, ARP, S1 S-GW TEID 20-Apr-13 22:03 (Page 2) The Source initiates the handover with the Handover Request message. Information about active E-RABs, security keys is included in the message. (Click on the message name above the arrow to see message details) Generate AS keys from KeNB (KeNB = KeNB*) Perform admission control the E-RABs in the message Create DRB ID (Uplink / Downlink) RRC: Reserve downlink and uplink radio resources for the session allocate RACH Preamble allocate C-RNTI RRC: Prepare the Handover Command message (RRC Connection Reconfiguration Request) Uplink S1 Bearer Establishment X2AP Handover Request Acknowledge E-RAB ID, Target X2 enb TEID, Transparent container = Handover Command X2 Bearer Esablishment begin Buffering downlink data GTP connect for the uplink side is established between the Target and the serving SGW. Check if resources are available at the target to accept this session. Assign Dedicated Radio Bearer ids for Uplink and Downlink. The Target allocates radio resources for the UE that will be handed in. The Target allocates a RACH preamble to the UE. The UE will use this preamble to send a contention free RACH. A new C-RNTI is assigned to the UE. This message includes the RACH preamble that needs to be sent to the terminal. This message includes information about the assigned radio resources. The Target responds back to the source with a Handover Request Acknowledge message. This message carries the Handover Command message (RRC Connection Reconfiguration Request) in a transparent container. (Click on the message name above the An X2 GTP connection is established between the Source and the Target s. This channel will carry the user data during the handover. At this point, the UE is ready to buffer downlink data that will be received during the handover. Handover execution

LTE Mobile Network Core Network UE Target Source RRC Connection Reconfiguration Request RACH Preamble Assignment, Target C-RNTI, Target DRB ID (UL/DL), Target enb AS Security Algorithm X2AP SN Transfer Status Downlink PDCP Sequence Number, Uplink PDCP Sequence Number 20-Apr-13 22:03 (Page 3) The Source sends a handover command to the UE. The message contains a new C-RNTI and new DRB IDs. A RACH preamble is also included for contention free RACH access. The PDCP sequence numbers are sent from the source to the target. (Click on the message name above the Downlink data flow during handover preparation At this point all downlink data is getting rerouted from the source to the target enode. The data is being buffered at the target as the UE is yet to connect to the target. Buffer the received downlink data Uplink data flow during handover preparation The uplink data is still being sent from the UE to the SGW via the Source. begin Switching to Target Meanwhile, the UE has received the handover command and it is switching to the new target cell. Detach from Source Generates KeNB (KeNB = KeNB*) and AS keys Synchronizing with target cell RACH Preamble RRC-Idle At this point, the UE has detached from the source but is still not communicating with the target. The UE is in the RRC-Idle state. UE uses the preamble assigned in the handover command to send a RACH to the target.

LTE Mobile Network Core Network UE Target Source Random Access Response Timing Advance, Target C-RNTI, Uplink grant 20-Apr-13 22:03 (Page 4) The target accepts the request and responds back with a timing adjustment and an uplink resource grant. RRC Connection Reconfiguration Complete Target C-RNTI The UE uses the assigned resources to transmit the Handover Confirm message (RRC Connection Reconfiguration Complete). end Switching to Target AS layer security procedure RRC-Connected Transmit transmission of queued downlink data The UE is not connected to the Target. Thus it transitions to the RRC-Connected state. The UE is now connected to the target. All the queued messages are now transmitted towards the UE. Downlink data flow during handover execution During handover execution the data being routed from the SGW to the UE via the source and the target s. Uplink data flow during handover execution The uplink data is now being transmitted from the UE to the SGW via the target.

LTE Mobile Network Core Network UE Target Source 20-Apr-13 22:03 (Page 5) Handover completion Switching path At this point, the UE is receiving and transmitting data. The downlink data transmission towards the terminal is still being routed via the source. The path will now be switched to remove the source from the path. S1AP Path Switch Request ECGI, TAI, UE Security Capability, E-RAB to be switched in DL (E-RAB ID, S1 Target enb TEID) Modify Bearer Request EPS Bearer in DL (EPS Bearer ID, S1 Target enb TEID), ECGI, TAI Modify Bearer Request EPS Bearer ID, ECGI, TAI The target requests the MME to switch the path from the source to the target. (Click on the message name above the MME requests the SGW to switch the path to the target. The SGW asks the PGW to switch the path. Send end marker Modify Bearer Response Modify Bearer Response EPS Bearer ID EPS Bearer in DL (EPS Bearer ID) The SGW responds back to the MME signaling the completion of the path switch. The SGW also inserts an end marker towards the source. This marker will be used to sequence the data received from the source and the new data received from the target. End Marker End Marker Keep receiving the data from the source until the end marker is received The target will buffer data directly received from the SGW until all the data received via the source has been transmitted. This is needed to maintain the transmission order. Downlink data flow after handover s1_teid_dl2 s1_teid_dl2 SGW is now sending the data using the target TEID.

LTE Mobile Network Core Network UE Target Source S1AP Path Switch Request Ack E-RAB to be switched in UL (E-RAB ID) X2AP UE Context Release 20-Apr-13 22:03 (Page 6) MME responds back to signal the completion of the path swiitch. (Click on the message name above the arrow to see message details) The end marker has been received at the Target. At this point the target asks the source to release resources for the UE. (Click on the message name above the Delete UE Context This sequence diagram was generated with EventStudio Sytem Designer - http://www.eventhelix.com/eventstudio/