TIA-136-720-C-2002 TDMA Third Generation Wireless - Over-the-Air Activation Teleservice (OATS) (ANSI APPROVED WITHDRAWN JUNE 12 2015).pdf

1、 ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-720-C-2002 APPROVED: APRIL 15, 2002 APPROVED: SEPTEMBER 17, 2013 WITHDRAWN: JUNE 12, 2015 TIA/EIA-136-720-C (Revision of TIA/EIA-136-720-B) April 2002TDMA Third Generation Wireless- Over-the-Air Activation Teleservice (OATS) NOTICE TIA Engineering Standards and Publications are des

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20、 Conventions2 3. Overview .3 3.1 Simplified Reference Model3 3.2 Protocol Hierarchy.4 4. Message Flows 5 4.1 Unprogrammed MS .6 4.2 Previously Activated MS, DTC.7 4.3 Previously Activated MS, DCCH8 5. Basic Operations.9 5.1 Pre-Amble9 5.2 Mobile Configuration Data10 5.3 CSC Challenge 10 5.4 A-Key Pr

21、ogramming .11 5.4.1 A-Key Generation using the Diffie-Hellman Algorithm.11 5.4.1.1 Public Encryption Values 12 5.4.1.2 MS Encryption Values. 12 5.5 NAM Download 13 5.6 NAM Commit Request13 5.7 SDL Diagrams (Mobile Station)14 6. Message Set .18 6.1 Configuration Data Request 19 6.2 Configuration Data

22、 Response19 6.3 CSC Challenge Request.20 6.4 CSC Challenge Response 21 6.5 Download Request.21 6.6 Download Response 22 6.7 Key Result .23 6.8 MS Specific Request .23 6.9 MS Encryption Values.24 6.10 NAM Commit Request24 6.11 NAM Commit Response25 6.12 OATS Abort 25 6.13 Public Encryption Values 26

23、6.14 SOC Specific Request .27 7. Information Element Description .28 7.1 A-Key 28 TIA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 ii 7.2 A-Key Transfer Protocol Version28 7.3 Abort Reason .28 7.4 Additional NAM Parameters .29 7.5 Additional NAM Parameters Configuration Data30 7.6 Additional NAM Parameters Configuration Data

24、 Block .30 7.7 Address Info.31 7.8 Application Provisioning Data Block 31 7.9 Application Gateway Port Number for Primary IP Address31 7.10 Application Gateway Port Number for Secondary IP Address31 7.11 Application Gateway Protocol Version .31 7.12 Application Provisioning Data Encoding 31 7.13 AUT

25、HO .32 7.14 Autonomous System Indicator.32 7.15 Autonomous System Info 32 7.16 CELLTYPE .32 7.17 CHAN 32 7.18 Complete Model Number Validity 32 7.19 Configuration Data Block Map33 7.20 Configuration Data Status33 7.21 Connection Timer User Configurability 34 7.22 Connection Timer Value34 7.23 COUNT3

26、4 7.24 DELAY34 7.25 Directory Number Data35 7.26 Directory Number Info 35 7.27 Directory Number Validity 35 7.28 DCC .35 7.29 Download Result Map .36 7.30 DVCC 36 7.31 Electronic Serial Number Expansion (ESNX).36 7.32 Electronic Serial Number Expansion Validity.36 7.33 Expanded Autonomous System Inf

27、o .37 7.34 GUTS Application Gateway Circuit Switched Parameters37 7.35 GUTS Application Gateway Circuit Switched Parameters Validity37 7.36 GUTS Application Provisioning Data .37 7.37 GUTS Application Provisioning Data Validity .38 7.38 GUTS Data Services Configuration Data 38 7.39 GUTS Data Service

28、s Configuration Data Block39 7.40 GUTS Data Services Download 39 7.41 GUTS Primary Application Gateway Address Data40 7.42 GUTS Primary Application Gateway Address Data Validity40 7.43 GUTS Secondary Application Gateway Address Data40 7.44 GUTS Secondary Application Gateway Address Data Validity40 T

29、IA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 iii 7.45 Hyperband .41 7.46 IMSI Validity.41 7.47 Index Code.41 7.48 Key Result Code41 7.49 Message Type42 7.50 MIN Validity .42 7.51 MS_ACC_PWR 42 7.52 MSID Type42 7.53 MSID .43 7.54 MS Encryption Value 43 7.55 MS Encryption Value Length43 7.56 MS Manufacturer Code .43 7.57 MS

30、 Manufacturer Data 43 7.58 Mobile Country Code 43 7.59 Mobile Country Code Validity 43 7.60 Mobile IP Address.43 7.61 Mobile IP Address Validity.43 7.62 Model Number of Mobile43 7.63 Multilingual Directory Number Data 44 7.64 Multilingual Directory Number Info .44 7.65 Multilingual Directory Number

31、Validity.44 7.66 Multilingual Non-Public Configuration Data44 7.67 Multilingual Non-Public Configuration Data Block .45 7.68 Multilingual Non-Public Data .45 7.69 Multilingual Non-Public Download 45 7.70 Multilingual PSID/RSID Alphanumeric Name .46 7.71 Multilingual Support Map .47 7.72 Multilingual

32、 Teleservice Server Address Data47 7.73 Multilingual Teleservice Server Address Info.48 7.74 Multilingual Teleservice Server Address Validity 48 7.75 NAM Commit Result Code .48 7.76 NAM Configuration Data Block .48 7.77 NAM Configuration Data49 7.78 NAM Data .51 7.79 NAM Download 52 7.80 Network Sec

33、ret Key.52 7.81 Non-Public Configuration Data Block 52 7.82 Non-Public Configuration Data.53 7.83 Non-Public Data 53 7.84 Non-Public Download .53 7.85 OATS Protocol Version 54 7.86 Parameter Error54 7.87 POF Info 54 TIA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 iv 7.88 Preferred System55 7.89 Preferred System Map55 7.90 P

34、rimary Application Gateway Dial String .56 7.91 Primary Application Gateway Primary IP Address .56 7.92 Primary Application Gateway Secondary IP Address .56 7.93 Primitive.56 7.94 Priority .57 7.95 Protocol Discriminator.57 7.96 PSID/RSID Alphanumeric Name 57 7.97 PSID/RSID Type .57 7.98 PSID/RSID V

35、alue58 7.99 PSP Info (Analog)58 7.100 PSP Info (TDMA)58 7.101 Public Key Length .58 7.102 Public Key Value.58 7.103 RANDO .58 7.104 Remaining Length59 7.105 RSS_ACC_MIN 59 7.106 Secondary Application Gateway Dial String .59 7.107 Secondary Application Gateway Dial String Validity.59 7.108 Secondary

36、Application Gateway Primary IP Address .59 7.109 Secondary Application Gateway Secondary IP Address .60 7.110 Shared Secret Data - Challenge (SSD_C)60 7.111 Shared Secret Data - Subsidy (SSD_S) .60 7.112 SID.60 7.113 SOC60 7.114 SOC Specific Data .60 7.115 SSD_Select 61 7.116 SS_SUFF .61 7.117 Subad

37、dress Info .61 7.118 Subaddressing Indicator.61 7.119 Subaddressing Support 61 7.120 Teleservice Server Address Data.61 7.121 Teleservice Server Address Info62 7.122 Teleservice Server Address Validity62 7.123 Timer ID 62 7.124 User Group Block 63 7.125 User Group Indicator .63 8. Timer Values.64 9.

38、 References (Informative) .65 10. Change History for TIA/EIA-136-720 66 TIA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 v Figures Figure 1 OATS SDL Convention 2 Figure 2 ITU SDL Convention 2 Figure 3 Simplified OATS Reference Model 3 Figure 4 OATS Protocol Hierarchy .4 Figure 5 Message Flow Example for Unprogrammed MS on a

39、DTC6 Figure 6 Message Flow Example for Previously Activated MS using DTC .7 Figure 7 Message Flow Example for Previously Activated MS on a DCCH 8 Figure 8 Message Flow for Pre-amble.9 Figure 9 Computation of AUTHO for CSC Challenge Procedure.11 Figure 10 Message Flow for NAM Download 13 Figure 11 Me

40、ssage Flow for NAM Commit Request 13 Figure 12a OATS Process, Sheet 1/3.14 Figure 12b OATS Process, Sheet 2/3.15 Figure 12c OATS Process, Sheet 3/3.15 Figure 13 CSC Challenge 16 Figure 14 A-Key Transfer17 TIA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 vi THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKTIA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 1 1. Purpose

41、 and Scope 1 This section describes a Teleservice that is designed to support Over-the-Air Activation 2 (OTA). The Over-the-Air Activation Teleservice (OATS) supports data exchange 3 between a mobile station and a Customer Service Center (CSC)/Over-the-Air Activation 4 Function (OTAF). The data is o

42、rganized in a specific format referred to as OATS 5 messages (see Section 6). OATS is a Teleservice that can be performed either on a DTC 6 or a DCCH. 7 The OTA feature consists of procedures that allow a cellular service subscriber to 8 activate (i.e., become authorized for) cellular service withou

43、t the intervention of a third 9 party. Further description of the feature may be found in ANSI/TIA/EIA-664 1. 10 TIA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 2 2. Nomenclature and Conventions 1 Operation of OATS is specified in ITU-T (formerly CCITT) Specification and 2 Description Language (SDL). Readers will find the f

44、ollowing document helpful in 3 understanding this section: Z.100 Annex D 2. 4 In this section, SDL is extended with a shorthand to specify treatment of timers. States 5 with timers are shown with the timer name in the top right hand corner. Standardized 6 treatment of timers and unexpected messages

45、may be explained by noting that the SDL 7 diagrams in Figures 1 and 2 are equivalent: 8 Figure 1 OATS SDL Convention 9 TM TmP1 P2Figure 2 ITU SDL Convention 10 Start TM Tm7Stop T P2P1where: M is a message; 11 P is an action; 12 T is a timer; 13 Tmis a message as a result of expiration of timer T; 14

46、 indicates all unexpected messages 15 TIA/EIA-136-720-C-2013 3 3. Overview 1 3.1 Simplified Reference Model 2 To provide background, Figure 3 shows a simplified reference model used for a 3 description of the OATS Teleservice. 4 Figure 3 Simplified OATS Reference Model 5 MS UmSmBMI 7 CSC/OTAFwhere:

47、6 MS: Mobile Station: A station used by the cellular subscriber to access 7 network services over an air interface. Mobile stations include portable 8 units, units installed in vehicles and fixed subscriber stations. 9 BMI: Base Station/Mobile Switching Center/Inter-Working Function: A 10 base stati

48、on provides the means for mobile stations to access network 11 services using radio. An MSC is connected to at least one base station, 12 and may use inter-working functions to connect to other networks. 13 CSC/OTAF: Customer Service Center/Over-the-Air Activation Function: 14 Description of this ne

49、twork entity is beyond the scope of this 15 document, but is provided to assist implementors. It may include a 16 single network entity, or a collection of network entities that facilitates 17 the OTA feature. The CSC/OTAF provides a point of contact for the 18 cellular subscriber with the service provider. It facilitates customer 19 inquiries, service update and initial service activation. 20 Note: For some of the operations, the CSC/OTAF will require 21 connection to other network entities, such as Home Location 22 Registers, but these entities, and their inter-connectio