TR 125 933 : 5.4.0

Intellectual Property Rights
Foreword
Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Symbols
   3.3 Abbreviations
4 Introduction
   4.1 Task Description
   4.2 Rationale for IP Transport
5 Requirements
   5.1 General requirements
   5.2 Independence to Radio Network Layer
   5.3 Services required by the upper layers of user planes of Iu
   5.4 Services required by the upper layers of user planes of Iur
        and Iub
   5.5 Coexistence of the two transport options
   5.6 Quality of Service
   5.7 Efficient utilization of transport resources
   5.8 Layer 2/Layer 1 independence
   5.9 Transport Bearer Identification
   5.10 Transport Network Architecture and Routing
   5.11 Radio Network Signalling Bearer
6 Study Areas
   6.1 External standardization
   6.2 User plane proposed solutions
   6.3 QoS
   6.4 Transport network bandwidth utilization
   6.5 User plane transport signalling
   6.6 Layer 1 and layer 2 independence
   6.7 Radio Network Signalling bearer
   6.8 Addressing
   6.9 IP transport and routing architecture aspects
   6.10 Backward compatibility with R99-R4/Coexistence with ATM
        nodes
   6.11 Synchronization
   6.12 Security
   6.13 Iu-cs/Iu-ps harmonization
7 Agreements and associated agreed contributions
   7.1 External standardization
   7.2 QoS differentiation
   7.3 Transport network bandwidth utilization
   7.4 User plane transport signalling
   7.5 Layer 1 and layer 2 independence
   7.6 Radio Network Signalling bearer
   7.7 Addressing
   7.8 Transport architecture and routing aspects
   7.9 Backward compatibility with R99-R4/Coexistence with ATM
        nodes
   7.10 Synchronization
   7.11 Security
   7.12 Iu-cs/Iu-ps harmonization
   7.13 Iur/Iub User plane protocol stacks
   7.14 Iu-cs/Iu-ps user plane protocol stacks
   7.15 IP version issues
8 Specification Impact and associated Change Requests
   8.1 TS 25.401
   8.2 TS 25.410
   8.3 TS 25.411
   8.4 TS 25.412
   8.5 TS 25.413
   8.6 TS 25.414
   8.7 TS 25.415
   8.8 TS 25.420
   8.9 TS 25.422
   8.10 TS 25.423
   8.11 TS 25.424
   8.12 TS 25.426
   8.13 TS 25.430
   8.14 TS 25.432
   8.15 TS 25.433
   8.16 TS 25.434
   8.17 TS 25.442
9 Project Plan
   9.1 Schedule
   9.2 Work Task Status
10 Open Issues
Annex A: Simulation Model
      A.1 Introduction
      A.2 Simulation scenarios
      A.3 Simulation model framework
      A.4 Source Traffic Models
      A.5 RLC/FP model
      A.6 Protocol Stack Models
      A.7 Last Mile Link Models
      A.8 Performance criteria
Annex B: Appendix
      B.1 Additions table 7-6, clause 7.2.2 of [2]: Parameters of
          the AAL type 2 signalling protocol messages
      B.2 Additions to table 7-7, clause 7.2.2 of [2]: Parameters
          of the AAL type 2 signalling protocol messages
      B.3 Additions to clause 7.3 of [2]: Parameter specification
          of the AAL type 2 signalling protocol messages
      B.4 Additions to clause 7.4 of [2]: Field specification of
          the AAL type 2 signalling protocol parameters
      B.5 Additions to clause 8.2.2 of [2]: Nodal functions for
          AAL type 2 nodes without served user interaction
      B.6 Additions to the annex of [2]: Nodal functions for AAL
          type 2 nodes without served user interaction
Annex C: Coding of the compatibility information
      C.1 Coding of the compatibility information
Annex D: Change History
History

Specifies agreed requirements related to the Work Task, and split the Work Task into "Study Areas" in order to group contributions in a consistent way.