Abstract: There is provided a method for a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) announcement to provide a service announcement document in a broadcast multicast service center (BM-SC) of a MBMS system, including the steps of: generating a service announcement document; searching a service announcement area; setting a session for providing the service announcement document to the searched service area by setting a MBMS multicast bearer; transmitting a corresponding service announcement document to the service announcement area, wherein the service announcement document includes an announcement area directories according to service announcement areas, and the announcement area directory includes service directories according to services provided to corresponding service announcement areas as a lower directory.

Abstract: A method for supporting session mobility, more particularly, a method for supporting session mobility that can move various sessions between two or more devices by using session initiation protocol (SIP). Various sessions can be simultaneously moved by utilizing a SIP PUBLISH message. Accordingly, a user can utilize various services as they are regardless of changing of service receiving device while the user utilizes various services. Also, the session mobility can be effectively supported whether the target of the session movement is known or not.

Abstract: The SIP-based multimedia communication system for providing mobility using lifelong numbers provides mobility through SIP network service domains and a global domain. The SIP network service domain comprises a user agent and an SIP network server. The user agent transmits request/response messages between users to set up, correct, and cancel calls, and when contact information of the user agent is registered and registration of the contact information is cancelled, requests to be informed of state changes in registration information. The SIP network server performs message routing between user agents and informs the contact information of the user agents during message routing. The global domain manages the SIP network service domains and allocates global SIP identifiers, that is, lifelong numbers to users to provide user-centered mobility.

Abstract: A wireless access router for separately controlling a traffic signal and a control signal is provided. In a mobile communication access network structure, in order to optimally support a mobile communication terminal, a control signal and a traffic signal of a base station are divided, and a router is controlled by mobile communication system functions such as a mobility management function, a QoS management function, a session control of the terminal, a mobility control, and a QoS control function that are effectively processed. With a wireless access router having the divided control signal and traffic signal, it is expected the traffic concentration and a packet transmission delay can be prevented.

Abstract: Disclosed are an SIP-based user mobility service providing apparatus and method using user position information obtained by a sensing apparatus. When a user enters a specific region, a gateway including a sensing management module carries out SIP registration for several terminals existing in the specific region in place of user agents of the terminals. The sensing management module transmits an SIP registration message to an SIP proxy server and notifies the terminals of the completion of SIP registration. Then, the user receives a call using the same kind of a terminal as a specific terminal previously set on the basis of a user's preferences among the terminals in the specific region.

Abstract: A content packet transmission control system in a mobile communication network supporting a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) includes a broadcast/multicast service center (BM-SC) performing an inter-working operation with a gateway general packet radio service support node (GGSN) and managing the MBMS so that contents may be broadcasted/multicasted to a plurality of user terminals, and a content provider (CP)/multicast broadcast (MB) source server providing contents of an internal CP or contents of an external CP according to a broadcasting schedule of each MBMS. When the user terminal using a predetermined MBMS leaves a service area or requests to stop the service, the content packet transmission control system stops transmitting corresponding service contents, and transmits a service packet to a new user terminal requesting the service and the user terminal coming back to the service area.

Abstract: A method for supporting session mobility, more particularly, a method for supporting session mobility that can move various sessions between two or more devices by using session initiation protocol (SIP). Various sessions can be simultaneously moved by utilizing a SIP PUBLISH message. Accordingly, a user can utilize various services as they are regardless of changing of service receiving device while the user utilizes various services. Also, the session mobility can be effectively supported whether the target of the session movement is known or not.

Abstract: The SIP-based multimedia communication system for providing mobility using lifelong numbers provides mobility through SIP network service domains and a global domain. The SIP network service domain comprises a user agent and an SIP network server. The user agent transmits request/response messages between users to set up, correct, and cancel calls, and when contact information of the user agent is registered and registration of the contact information is cancelled, requests to be informed of state changes in registration information. The SIP network server performs message routing between user agents and informs the contact information of the user agents during message routing. The global domain manages the SIP network service domains and allocates global SIP identifiers, that is, lifelong numbers to users to provide user-centered mobility.

Abstract: Disclosed are an SIP-based user mobility service providing apparatus and method using user position information obtained by a sensing apparatus. When a user enters a specific region, a gateway including a sensing management module carries out SIP registration for several terminals existing in the specific region in place of user agents of the terminals. The sensing management module transmits an SIP registration message to an SIP proxy server and notifies the terminals of the completion of SIP registration. Then, the user receives a call using the same kind of a terminal as a specific terminal previously set on the basis of a user's preferences among the terminals in the specific region.