The modeling of Application Triggering Architecture （ATA） in the IP Multimedia Sub- system （IMS） is presented. The session setup delay and system throughput are employed as the measurement to investigate the perfo...The modeling of Application Triggering Architecture （ATA） in the IP Multimedia Sub- system （IMS） is presented. The session setup delay and system throughput are employed as the measurement to investigate the performance of ATA and the Serving Call Session Control Punction （S-CSCF）. With theoretical analysis and simulation results, we find that, the number of the ASs （Application Servers）, the use of the subsequent Filter Criteria （sFC） and the arrival rate have heavy impact on the session setup delay and the S-CSCF is the major bottleneck in IMS network. The results are useful in constructing IMS network. At last, we propose several possible solutions to reduce the session setup delay and decrease the load of the S-CSCF.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars (No.60525110)the National 973 Program (No.2007CB307100, 2007CB307103)+2 种基金the Program for New Century Excellent Talents in University (No. NCET-04-0111)the Development Fund Project for Electronic and Information Industry (Mobile Service and Application System Based on 3G)the National Spe-cific Project for Hi-Tech Industrialization and Information Equipments (Mobile Intelligent Network Supporting Value-added Data Services)
文摘The modeling of Application Triggering Architecture （ATA） in the IP Multimedia Sub- system （IMS） is presented. The session setup delay and system throughput are employed as the measurement to investigate the performance of ATA and the Serving Call Session Control Punction （S-CSCF）. With theoretical analysis and simulation results, we find that, the number of the ASs （Application Servers）, the use of the subsequent Filter Criteria （sFC） and the arrival rate have heavy impact on the session setup delay and the S-CSCF is the major bottleneck in IMS network. The results are useful in constructing IMS network. At last, we propose several possible solutions to reduce the session setup delay and decrease the load of the S-CSCF.
