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6a.4.3  Controller UE Initiated Release Media (media flow on the Controller UE)p. 122

The information flow shows the Controller UE releasing a media flow that is originated from the Controller UE. As a pre-requisite, there exists a Collaborative Session with two media flows, flow-A on the Controller UE (UE-1) and Flow-B on the Controllee UE (UE-2).
Reproduction of 3GPP TS 23.237, Fig. 6a.4.3-1: Controller UE Initiated Media release - media on Controller UE
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Step 1.
UE-1 sends a Release Media request to the SCC AS to remove Media-A from the Collaborative Session. The IUT media release request shall include enough information for the SCC AS to:
  • identify that the media is Media Flow-A;
  • identify that the released media is on UE-1;
  • keep the control of Collaborative Session in UE-1.
Step 2.
The SCC AS updates the Remote Leg with media flow -A removed.
Step 3.
The SCC AS sends release media response to UE-1. UE-1 releases media flow - A at its end.
The Collaborative Session continues to exist after the procedure is complete.
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6a.4.4  Controller UE Initiated Release Media (media flow on the Controllee UE)p. 123

6a.4.4.1  Controller UE and Controllee UE belong to the same subscription |R10|p. 123

The information flow shows the Controller UE releasing a media flow from a Controllee UE. As a pre-requisite, there exists a Collaborative Session with two media flows, flow-A on the Controller UE (UE-1) and Flow-B on the Controllee UE (UE-2).
Reproduction of 3GPP TS 23.237, Fig. 6a.4.4.1-1: Controller UE Initiated Media release - media flow on Controllee UE (Controller and Controllee belong to the same IMS subscription)
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Step 1.
UE-1 sends a Release Media request to the SCC AS to remove Media-A from the Collaborative Session. The request includes the information pertaining to media flow -B:
  • identify that the released media is Media Flow-B;
  • identify that the released media is on UE-2;
  • keep the control of Collaborative Session in UE-1.
Step 2.
The SCC identifies media flow B as associated with UE-2 (controllee UE) and sends the Release Media Request to UE-2. The request identifies the media flow-B that needs to be removed and the media flow is removed. If no more media flows remain on UE-2 that are participating in the Collaborative Session, the SCC AS releases the access leg from UE-2.
Step 3.
UE-2 sends back Release Media response back to SCC AS.
Step 4.
The SCC AS updates the Remote Leg with media flow-B removed.
Step 2 and step 4 may be executed in any order.
Step 5.
The SCC AS sends release media response to UE-1.
If UE-2 has left the Collaborative Session at step 2 and no other Controllee UE remain in this Collaborative Session, this Collaborative Session becomes a normal IMS session.
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6a.4.4.2  Controller UE and Controllee UE belong to different subscriptions |R10|p. 124

The following information flow shows the Controller UE releasing a media flow from the Controllee UE that belongs to different subscriptions. As a pre-requisite, there exists a Collaborative Session with two media flows, Media-A on the Controller UE (UE-1) and Media-B on the Controllee UE (UE-2). Furthermore, Controller UE and Controllee UE profiles are stored on different S-CSCFs, S-CSCF-1 and S-CSCF-2, respectively.
Reproduction of 3GPP TS 23.237, Fig. 6a.4.4.2-1: Controller initiated Release of media from Controllee UE (Controller and Controllee belong to different IMS subscriptions)
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Step 1.
Controller UE-1 sends a Release media request to SCC AS-1 to release Media-B on Controllee UE-2. The Collaborative Session request includes enough information for the network to:
  • identify that the media to be released is Media-B;
  • identify that the media to be held is on Controllee UE-2;
  • identify the session that contains of the media flow to be released;
  • keep the control of the Collaborative Session in Controller UE-1.
Step 2a.
S-CSCF-1 forwards the Release Media request to SCC AS-1.
Step 2b.
SCC AS-1 verifies that UE-1 is a Controller and therefore is authorized to release the media from a Controllee UE with a user belonging to another subscription.
Step 2c.
SCC AS-1 sends a Release Media request towards UE-2 to release Media-B on UE-2. The Collaborative Session request includes enough information for the network to:
  • identify the source of the release media request as UE-1;
  • identify that the media flow to be released is Media-B;
  • identify that the source of the media flow to be released is Controllee UE-2.
Step 3.
S-CSCF-1 forwards the Release Media request towards S-CSCF-2.
Step 4.
S-CSCF-2 forwards the Release Media Request towards the Controllee.
Step 5.
Controllee UE-2 provides the Release Media Response to the S-CSCF-2.
Step 6-7.
S-CSCF-2 forwards the Release Media Response to SCC-AS-1.
Step 8.
The SCC AS-1 updates the remote leg of the collaborative session with Media-B released.
Step 9-10.
The SCC AS-1 informs the Controller UE-1 via the S-CSCF-1 of successfully releasing Media-B from Controllee UE 2. Steps 9-10 could be performed in parallel to Step 10.
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6a.4.4a  Controller UE initiated modify media (media flow on the Controllee UE) |R10|p. 125

6a.4.4a.1  Controller UE and Controllee UE belong to the same IMS subscriptionp. 125

The information flow shows a Controller UE modifying a Media Flow that is originated from or terminated at the Controllee UE belonging to the same IMS subscription. As a pre-requisite, there exists a Collaborative Session with two media flows, Media Flow-A on the Controller UE (UE-1) and Media Flow-B on the Controllee UE (UE-2). Controller UE-1 can initiate re-negotiation of media information of Controllee UE-2 with remote party.
Reproduction of 3GPP TS 23.237, Fig. 6a.4.4a.1-1: Controller UE initiated media modify on a Controllee UE belonging to the same IMS subscription
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Step 1.
UE-1 sends a Modify Media Request to modify Media Flow-B on UE-2. The request includes media modification information pertaining to Media Flow-B. The IUT media modification request shall include enough information for the SCC AS to:
  • identify that the modified media is Media Flow-B;
  • identify that the modified media is on UE-2;
  • identify the modification requested to Media Flow-B;
  • keep the control of Collaborative Session in UE-1.
Step 2.
The SCC identifies Media Flow-B as associated with UE-2 and sends the Modify Media Request to UE-2. The request identifies the Media Flow-B that needs to be modified.UE-2 modifies the Media Flow-B. The SCC AS updates the Remote Leg with Media Flow-B modified.
Step 3.
The SCC AS sends Modify Media Response to UE-1.
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6a.4.4a.2  Controller UE and Controllee UE belong to different IMS subscriptions under the same operatorp. 126

The information flow shows a Controller UE modifying a Media Flow that is originated from or terminated at the Controllee UE belonging to different subscription. It is assumed that UE-1 and UE-2 belong to User-1 and User-2, respectively. As a pre-requisite, there exists a Collaborative Session with two media flows, Media Flow-A on the Controller UE (UE-1) and Media Flow-B on the Controllee UE (UE-2). Controller UE-1 can initiate re-negotiation of media information of Controllee UE-2 with remote party.
Reproduction of 3GPP TS 23.237, Fig. 6a.4.4a.2-1: Controller UE initiated media modify on a Controllee UE belonging to different IMS subscription
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Step 1.
UE-1 sends a Modify Media Request to SCC AS-1 serving UE-1 to modify Media Flow-B on UE-2. The request includes media modification information pertaining to Media Flow-B. The IUT media modification request shall include enough information for the SCC AS-1 to:
  • identify that the modified media is Media Flow-B;
  • identify that the modified media is on UE-2;
  • identify the modification requested to Media Flow-B;
  • keep the control of Collaborative Session in UE-1.
Step 2.
The SCC AS-1 authorizes the request from UE-1 as specified in clause 6a.12.
Step 3.
The SCC AS-1 sends the Modify Media Request to SCC AS-2 that serves UE-2 via S-CSCF-1 and S-CSCF-2.
Step 4.
If UE-2 is an IUT subscriber, the request is routed via SCC AS-2 which authorizes the request. The Modify Media Request is then routed on towards UE-2. If UE-2 is not an IUT subscriber, S-CSCF-2 routes the request according to normal procedures.
Step 5.
S-CSCF-2 forwards the Modify Media Request to UE-2. UE-2 modifies Media Flow-B.
Step 6.
The UE-2 sends a Modify Media Response towards SCC AS-1.
Step 7 - 8.
S-CSCF-2 routes the Modify Media Response back towards SCC AS-1 - via SCC AS-2 if UE-2 is an IUT subscriber.
Step 9.
The SCC AS-1 updates the Remote Leg with Media Flow-B modified upon receiving the Modify Media Response from UE-2.
Step 10.
The SCC AS-1 sends Modify Media Response to UE-1.
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