Bearer mobility and partitioning in radio access network based third generation partnership project network with integrated wireless local area network

摘要

A wireless local area network (WLAN) point-to-point communication link between an evolved universal terrestrial radio access network node B (eNB) and a user equipment device (or simply UE) is a WLAN point from a long term evolution (LTE) link. In order to offload cellular data to a two-point communication link, it is identified by a UE / eNB medium access control (MAC) identifier on a per UE or data radio bearer (DRB) basis. Wireless Local Area Network Tunneling Protocol (WLTP) includes, for example, control and data traffic message identification, DRB identification for WLTP packets, quality of service (QoS) delay and packet loss measurement, bearer split support, and third generation partnership projects (3GPP) multiple packet formats to support functions facilitated by WLAN point-to-point communication links, such as general framework support for offloading cellular traffic at different depths of a network protocol stack It has a network protocol stack configuration.