5G DCI DECOER

Num of RBs per CORESET :

LTE SIBs

LTE SIBs:
http://lteinwireless.blogspot.mx/2011/06/all-about-sibs-in-lte.html

Security keys involved in handover from UTRAN to EUTRAN

3GPP TS 33401, Section 9.2.2

1. Source RNC->SGSN: Relocation Request

2. SGSN->MME : FW relocation Request(UE Security capabilities, MM context(CK, IK, KSI)) At MME: If MME does not receive UE EPS security capabilities from SGSN, MME shall assume that the following default security alg supported by the UE.

a. EEA0, 128-EEA1 and 128-EEA2 – NAS, RRC and UP ciphering.

b. 128-EIA1 and 128-EIA2 – NAS and RRC integrity.

If UE security capability present, MME select NAS security alg which have the highest priority from its configured list and are also present in UE EPS security capabilities.

Derivation of keys -

KSI_SGSN = KSI; (KSI - received from SGSN)

K`_ASME = KDF (CK, IK, NONCE_MME); ( NONCE_MME - generated by MME; CK, IK – received from SGSN)

NAS keys & KeNB - derived from K`_ASME.

3. MME->eNB: S1 HO Request(NAS security transparent container IE, KeNB, UE Security capabilities)

NAS security transparent container IE contains - KSI_SGSN, NONCE_MME & selected NAS security alg. In addition, S1 HO request msg includes KeNB, UE EPS security capabilities (derived in step 2).

4. eNB->MME: S1 HO Request Ack (RRC Connection Reconfiguration)

At eNB:

eNB selects AS alg which have the highest priority from its configured list and is also present in the UE EPS security capabilities(received from MME).

eNB creates transparent container (RRC Connection Reconfiguration) – includes selected AS security alg, NAS transparent container IE(received from the MME).

5. MME->SGSN: FW Relocation Resp (RRC Conn Reconfig)

6. SGSN-> src RNC: Relocation command (RRC Conn Reconfig)

7. Source RNC->UE: UTRAN HO Cmd (incls RRC Conn Reconfig) integrity protected and optionally ciphered TS 33.102

At UE:

K`_ASME = KDF (CK, IK, NONCE); (NONCE – received from MME; KSI_SGSN received from MME; CK, IK - present in UE).

NAS keys - derived from K`_ASME.

RRC and UP keys - derived from K_eNB which is in turn derived from K`_ASME.

8. UE->eNB: HO complete=RRC Conn Recfg Compl

9. eNB->MME: HO Notify

10. MME->SGSN: FW Relocation Complete

11. SGSN->MME: FW Relocation Complete Ack

What is the difference between logical channels and transport channels in LTE

Logical channels:

MAC layer provides a data transfer services for the RLC layer through logical channels. Logical channels are either control logical channels which carry control data such as RRC signalling, or traffic logical channels which carry user plane data.

Control logical channels: CCCH, PCCH, BCCH, MCCH, and DCCH

Traffic logical channels: DTCH and MTCH

Transport channels:

Data from the MAC layer is exchanged with the physical layers through the transport channels. Data is multiplexed into transport channels depending on how the data is transferred over the air.

Down link transport channels: BCH, PCH, DL-SCH and MCH

Uplink transport channels: UL-SCH and RACH

Multiplexing and mapping between logical channels and transport channels -