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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsHaris Zisimopoulos, Ricky Kaura
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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsHaris Zisimopoulos, Ricky Kaura
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A method of handover of a User Equipment (UE) from first to second Radio Access Network (RANs), the second RAN coupled to a Mobility Controller (MC) and having an association with the first RAN, the UE capable of communication with a Session Transfer Controller (STC) via the first and second RANs, includes receiving a first message at the MC from the first RAN requesting handover of the UE to the second RAN, sending a second message from the MC to the STC subscribing the MC to status updates from the STC, said status updates relating to status of a call, receiving one of said status updates at the MC originated by the STC, dependent on a communication via the first RAN from the UE to the STC of a change in the status, and in response to receipt of said status update, updating a call status indicator of the MC.
A method of assisting handover of a user equipment from a first radio access network to a second radio access network, the second radio access network being coupled to a mobility controller and having an association with the first radio access network, the user equipment being capable of communication with a session transfer controller by use of the first and second radio access networks, the method comprising:
A mobility controller capable of assisting handover of a user equipment from a first radio access network to a second radio access network, the second radio access network being coupled to the mobility controller and having an association with the first radio access network, and the first and second radio access networks being capable of communication with a session transfer controller, the mobility controller being arranged to:
A session transfer controller capable of assisting handover of a user equipment from a first radio access network to a second radio access network, the second radio access network being coupled to a mobility controller and having an association with the first radio access network, and the first and second radio access networks being capable of communication with the session transfer controller, the session transfer controller being arranged to:
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