The CCBS, CCNR and CCNL services enable a user, encountering a destination that is busy, does not answer or is not logged-in, to have the communication completed at a later point in time without the user having to manually initiate a new communication attempt, which is defined in
TS 24.642.
When the UE initiates the initial IMS session before the CC services activation, the IMS data channel media description can be included in the INVITE along with other MMTel medias. The procedure defined in
clause 9.3.2.1.2 applies.
On reception of the 486 (Busy Here) in case of CCBS or the 480 (Temporarily Unavailable) in case of CCNL or on sending the 487 (Request Terminated) in case of CCNR, the UE shall terminate the existing call session as specified in
TS 24.642 including data channel media.
When the CC call is initiated, the IMS data channel media description can be included in initial INVITE message along with other MMTel medias.
Upon reception of the incoming sessions setup INVITE request in the IMS AS serving the originating UE with the media feature tag +sip.app-subtype="webrtc-datachannel" as specified in
TS 26.114 in the Contact header field and SDP offer containing the media descriptions for the MMTel media according
TS 24.173 and a data channel media description for the bootstrap data channel in accordance with
TS 26.114, the AS will trigger the DC media resources reservation according to
TS 23.228 and route the INVITE message to the S-CSCF towards the terminating UE.
In case of CCBS activation, on reception of SIP response 486 (User Busy) from the terminating network, the IMS AS will release the reserved data channel media offered to the terminating network as per procedures defined in
clause 9.3. On sending the SIP response 486 (User Busy) to the originating UE, the AS will release the reserved data channel media terminated from the originating UE as per procedures defined in
clause 9.3.
In case of CCNL activation, on reception of SIP response 480 (Temporarily Unavailable) from the terminating network, the IMS AS will release the reserved data channel media offered to the terminating network as per procedures defined in
clause 9.3. On sending the SIP response 480 (Temporarily Unavailable) to the originating UE, the IMS AS will release the reserved data channel media terminated from the originating UE as per procedures defined in
clause 9.3.
In case of CCNR activation, upon reception a 180 (Ringing) response from the terminating network, the IMS AS will notify to DCSF and update the data channel media resources. Upon reception the SIP response 487 (Request Terminated) from the terminating network, the IMS AS will release the data channel media resources along with the session release.