TS 181 010 : 1.1.1

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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Void
3 Abbreviations
4 General requirements
   4.1 Minimum session setup time
   4.2 Minimum support required in the terminal
   4.3 Minimum trust put by the network in the terminal
   4.4 Roaming and non-roaming scenarios
   4.5 Access network independency
   4.6 Internetworking
5 Signalling Path Requirements
   5.1 Signalling route
   5.2 Session Server Routing
   5.3 Fraud containment
6 Session control procedures
   6.1 General requirement
   6.2 Release of a session by the network
   6.3 Identities used for session establishment
7 Bearer establishment
   7.1 Successful bearer establishment
   7.2 Network intervention
   7.3 Independency between the session control protocol
        and QoS/Resource allocation
   7.4 Correlation between the session control protocol and
        QoS/Resource allocation
   7.5 Resources allocation
   7.6 Early media
8 Accounting
9 Charging
10 Security requirements
   10.1 Authentication
   10.2 Message protection
   10.3 Delegation
   10.4 Establishment of mechanisms
   10.5 Verification of messages
11 Emergency sessions
12 Lawful interception
Annex A (informative): Bibliography
History

Presents a set of requirements for the session control service capability. The present document does not specify any particular requirement to the signalling protocol. However, it includes a list of general requirements that have to be considered when developing solutions to particular requirements.