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8.14  NR MBS Procedures |R17|p. 124

8.14.1  Broadcast Context Setupp. 124

8.14.1.1  Generalp. 124

The purpose of the Broadcast Context Setup procedure is to establish an MBS Session context for a broadcast session in the gNB-DU.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.1.2  Successful Operationp. 125

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.1.2-1: Broadcast Context Setup procedure: Successful Operation
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The gNB-CU initiates the procedure by sending BROADCAST CONTEXT SETUP REQUEST message to the gNB-DU. If the gNB-DU succeeds to establish the broadcast MBS Session context, it replies to the gNB-CU with BROADCAST CONTEXT SETUP RESPONSE.
If the MBS Service Area IE is included in the BROADCAST CONTEXT SETUP REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall take this information into account for shared F1-U tunnel assignment.
The gNB-DU shall report to the gNB-CU, in the BROADCAST CONTEXT SETUP RESPONSE message, the result of all the requested Broadcast MRBs in the following way:
  • A list of MRBs which have been successfully established shall be included in the Broadcast MRB Setup List IE;
  • A list of MRBs which failed to be established shall be included in the Broadcast MRB Failed To Be Setup List IE;
If the Broadcast MRB Failed To Setup List IE is contained in the BROADCAST CONTEXT SETUP RESPONSE message, the gNB-CU shall regard the Broadcast MRB(s) failed to be setup with an appropriate cause value for each Broadcast MRB failed to setup.
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8.14.1.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 126

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.1.3-1: Broadcast Context Setup procedure: unsuccessful Operation
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If the gNB-DU is not able to establish the requested MBS session context it shall consider the procedure as failed and reply with the BROADCAST CONTEXT SETUP FAILURE message.

8.14.1.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 126

Not applicable.

8.14.2  Broadcast Context Releasep. 126

8.14.2.1  Generalp. 126

The purpose of the Broadcast Context Release procedure is to enable the gNB-CU to order the release of an established MBS Session context for a broadcast session in the gNB-DU.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.2.2  Successful Operationp. 126

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.2.2-1: Broadcast Context Release procedure. Successful operation
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The gNB-CU initiates the procedure by sending the BROADCAST CONTEXT RELEASE COMMAND message to the gNB-DU.
Upon reception of the BROADCAST CONTEXT RELEASE COMMAND message, the gNB-DU shall release all signalling and user data transport resources associated with the context and reply with the BROADCAST CONTEXT RELEASE COMPLETE message.

8.14.2.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 126

Not applicable.

8.14.2.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 127

Not applicable.

8.14.3  Broadcast Context Release Requestp. 127

8.14.3.1  Generalp. 127

The purpose of the Broadcast Context Release Request procedure is to request the gNB-CU to trigger the Broadcast Context Release procedure.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.3.2  Successful Operationp. 127

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.3.2-1: Broadcast Context Release Request procedure. Successful operation
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The gNB-DU initiates the procedure by sending the BROADCAST CONTEXT RELEASE REQUEST message to the gNB-CU.
Interaction with the Broadcast Context Release procedure:
Upon reception of the BROADCAST CONTEXT RELEASE REQUEST message, the gNB-CU should trigger the Broadcast Context Release procedure.

8.14.3.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 127

Not applicable.

8.14.3.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 127

Not applicable.

8.14.4  Broadcast Context Modificationp. 127

8.14.4.1  Generalp. 127

The purpose of the Broadcast Context Modification procedure is to modify an established MBS Session context for a broadcast session in the gNB-DU.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.4.2  Successful Operationp. 128

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.4.2-1: Broadcast Context Modification procedure. Successful operation
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The BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message is initiated by the gNB-CU.
Upon reception of the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall perform the modifications, and, if successful, report the update in the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message.
If the Broadcast MRB To Be Setup List IE is contained in the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall setup the corresponding resources for the requested MRB(s), and report to the gNB-CU, in the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the result of all the requested Broadcast MRBs in the following way:
  • A list of MRBs which have been successfully established shall be included in the Broadcast MRB Setup List IE;
  • A list of MRBs which failed to be established shall be included in the Broadcast MRB Failed To Be Setup List IE;
If the Broadcast MRB Failed To Be Setup List IE is contained in the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the gNB-CU shall regard the setup of the indicated MRB(s) as failed and indicate the reason for the failure with an appropriate cause value for each MRB failed to be setup.
If the Broadcast MRB To Be Modified List IE is contained in the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall update the corresponding context and resources for the requested MRB(s), and report to the gNB-DU, in the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the modification result of all the requested Broadcast MRBs in the following way:
  • A list of MRBs which have been successfully modified shall be included in the Broadcast MRB Modified List IE;
  • A list of MRBs which failed to be modified shall be included in the Broadcast MRB Failed To Be Modified List IE;
If the Broadcast MRB Failed To Be Modified List IE is contained in the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the gNB-CU shall regard the Broadcast MRB(s) failed to be modified with an appropriate cause value for each Broadcast MRB failed to modify.
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8.14.4.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 129

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.4.3-1: Broadcast Context Modification procedure. Unsuccessful operation
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In case none of the requested modifications of the broadcast context can be successfully performed, the gNB-DU shall respond with the BROADCAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION FAILURE message with an appropriate cause value.

8.14.4.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 129

Not applicable.

8.14.5  Multicast Group Pagingp. 129

8.14.5.1  Generalp. 129

The purpose of the Multicast Group Paging procedure is used to provide the paging information to enable the gNB-DU to multicast group page UEs which have joined an MBS Session and notify them about its activation. The procedure uses non-UE associated signalling.

8.14.5.2  Successful Operationp. 129

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.5.2-1: Multicast Group Paging
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The gNB-CU initiates the Multicast Group Paging procedure by sending the MULTICAST GROUP PAGING message to the gNB-DU.
At the reception of the MULTICAST GROUP PAGING message, the gNB-DU shall perform paging of the MBS Session identified by the MBS Session ID IE.
If the Paging DRX IE is included in the MULTICAST GROUP PAGING message gNB-DU shall use it according to TS 38.304.
If the UE Identity List for Paging IE is included in the MULTICAST GROUP PAGING message, the gNB-DU shall, if supported, use it according to TS 38.304. If absent, the gNB-DU shall perform multicast group paging of the MBS session in all paging occasions within at least one default paging cycle, as specified in TS 38.304.
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8.14.5.3  Abnormal Conditionsp. 130

Void.

8.14.6  Multicast Context Setupp. 130

8.14.6.1  Generalp. 130

The purpose of the Multicast Context Setup procedure is to establish an MBS Session context in the gNB-DU for a multicast session.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.6.2  Successful Operationp. 130

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.6.2-1: Multicast Context Setup procedure: Successful Operation
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The gNB-CU initiates the procedure by sending MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP REQUEST message to the gNB-DU. If the gNB-DU succeeds to establish the multicast MBS Session context, it replies to the gNB-CU with MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP RESPONSE.
If the MBS Service Area IE is included in the MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall take this information into account for shared F1-U tunnel assignment.
The gNB-DU shall report to the gNB-CU, in the MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP RSPONSE message, the result of all the requested Multicast MRBs in the following way:
  • A list of MRBs which have been successfully established shall be included in the Multicast MRB Setup List IE;
  • A list of MRBs which failed to be established shall be included in the Multicast MRB Failed To Be Setup List IE;
If the Multicast MRB Failed To Setup List IE is contained in the MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP RESPONSE message, the gNB-CU shall regard the Multicast MRB(s) failed to be setup with an appropriate cause value for each Multicast MRB failed to setup.
Interaction with the Multicast Distribution Context Setup procedure:
Upon reception of the MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP REQUEST procedure, the gNB-DU shall trigger either per cell or per MBS Area Session ID or for the whole gNB-DU the Multicast Distribution Context Setup procedure to establish per cell or per MBS Area Session ID or the the whole gNB DU per accepted MRB a shared F1-U tunnel.
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8.14.6.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 131

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.6.3-1: Multicast Context Setup procedure: unsuccessful Operation
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If the gNB-DU is not able to establish the MBS session context it shall consider the procedure as failed and reply with the MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP FAILURE message.

8.14.6.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 131

Not applicable.

8.14.7  Multicast Context Releasep. 131

8.14.7.1  Generalp. 131

The purpose of the Multicast Context Release procedure is to enable the gNB-CU to order the release of an established MBS session context in the gNB-DU for a multicast session.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.7.2  Successful Operationp. 131

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.7.2-1: Multicast Context Release procedure. Successful operation
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The gNB-CU initiates the procedure by sending the MULTICAST CONTEXT RELEASE COMMAND message to the gNB-DU.
Upon reception of the MULTICAST CONTEXT RELEASE COMMAND message, the gNB-DU shall release all signalling and user data transport resources associated with the context and reply with the MULTICAST CONTEXT RELEASE COMPLETE message.

8.14.7.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 132

Not applicable.

8.14.7.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 132

Not applicable.

8.14.8  Multicast Context Release Requestp. 132

8.14.8.1  Generalp. 132

The purpose of the Multicast Context Release Request procedure is to request the gNB-CU to trigger the Multicast Context Release procedure.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.8.2  Successful Operationp. 132

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.8.2-1: Multicast Context Release Request procedure. Successful operation
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The gNB-DU initiates the procedure by sending the MULTICAST CONTEXT RELEASE REQUEST message to the gNB-CU.
Interaction with the Multicast Context Release procedure:
Upon reception of the MULTICAST CONTEXT RELEASE REQUEST message, the gNB-CU should trigger the Multicast Context Release procedure.

8.14.8.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 132

Not applicable.

8.14.8.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 132

Not applicable.

8.14.9  Multicast Context Modificationp. 132

8.14.9.1  Generalp. 132

The purpose of the Multicast Context Modification procedure is to modify an established MBS session context in the gNB-DU for a multicast session.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.9.2  Successful Operationp. 133

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.9.2-1: Multicast Context Modification procedure. Successful operation
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The MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message is initiated by the gNB-CU.
Upon reception of the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall perform the modifications, and, if successful, report the update in the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message.
If the Multicast MRB To Be Setup List IE is contained in the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall setup the corresponding resources for the requested MRB(s), and report to the gNB-CU, in the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the result of all the requested Multicast MRBs in the following way:
  • A list of MRBs which have been successfully established shall be included in the Multicast MRB Setup List IE;
  • A list of MRBs which failed to be established shall be included in the Multicast MRB Failed To Be Setup List IE;
If the Multicast MRB Failed To Be Setup List IE is contained in the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the gNB-CU shall regard the setup of the indicated MRB(s) as failed and indicated the resource for the failure with an appropriate cause value for each MRB failed to be setup.
If the Multicast MRB To Be Modified List IE is contained in the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION REQUEST message, the gNB-DU shall update the corresponding context and resources for the requested MRB(s), and report to the gNB-CU, in the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the modification result of all the requested Multicast MRBs in the following way:
  • A list of MRBs which have been successfully modified shall be included in the Multicast MRB Modified List IE;
  • A list of MRBs which failed to be modified shall be included in the Multicast MRB Failed To Be Modified List IE;
If the Multicast MRB Failed To Be Modified List IE is contained in the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION RESPONSE message, the gNB-CU shall regard the Multicast MRB(s) failed to be modified with an appropriate cause value for each Multicast MRB failed to modify.
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8.14.9.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 134

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.9.3-1: Multicast Context Modification procedure. Unsuccessful operation
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In case none of the requested modifications of the multicast context can be successfully performed, the gNB-DU shall respond with the MULTICAST CONTEXT MODIFICATION FAILURE message with an appropriate cause value.

8.14.9.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 134

Not applicable.

8.14.10  Multicast Distribution Setupp. 134

8.14.10.1  Generalp. 134

The purpose of the Multicast Distribution Setup procedure is to establish F1-U bearers for the multicast MBS session.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.10.2  Successful Operationp. 134

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.10.2-1: Multicast Distribution Setup procedure: Successful Operation
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The gNB-DU initiates the procedure by sending MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION SETUP REQUEST message to the gNB-CU. If the gNB-CU succeeds to establish the multicast context, it replies to the gNB-DU with MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION SETUP RESPONSE.
The MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION SETUP REQUEST message shall contain F1-U TNL information for the MRBs accepted for the MBS Session by the gNB-DU and indicate either the NR CGI or the MBS Area Session ID or a UE reference, if the shared F1-U tunnel(s) for the MRB(s) are established on a per NR CGI or per MBS Area Session ID basis or for a ptp MRB leg.
Upon reception of the MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION SETUP REQUEST message the gNB-CU shall allocate F1-U resources and reply accordingly to the gNB-DU in the MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION SETUP RESPONSE message.
If the MC F1-U Context usage IE in the MBS Multicast F1-U Context Descriptor IE is set to "ptp forwarding" the gNB-CU shall, if supported, use the MRB Progress Information IE to determine at which PDCP SN to start transmitting multicast data to the gNB-DU.
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8.14.10.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 135

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.10.3-1: Multicast Distribution Setup procedure: unsuccessful Operation
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If the gNB-CU is not able to provide the requested resources it shall consider the procedure as failed and reply with the MULTICAST CONTEXT SETUP FAILURE message.

8.14.10.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 135

Not applicable.

8.14.11  Multicast Distribution Releasep. 135

8.14.11.1  Generalp. 135

The purpose of the Multicast Distribution Release procedure is to enable the gNB-DU to order the release established shared F1-U tunnels.
The procedure uses MBS-associated signalling.

8.14.11.2  Successful Operationp. 135

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.14.11.2-1: Multicast Distribution Release procedure. Successful operation
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The gNB-DU initiates the procedure by sending the MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION RELEASE COMMAND message to the gNB-CU.
Upon reception of the MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION RELEASE COMMAND message, the gNB-DU shall release all signalling and user data transport resources associated with the context and reply with the MULTICAST DISTRIBUTION RELEASE COMPLETE message.

8.14.11.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 136

Not applicable.

8.14.11.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 136

Not applicable.

8.14.12  Multicast Context Notification |R18|p. 136

8.14.13  Multicast Common Configuration |R18|p. 137

8.14.14  Broadcast Transport Resource Request |R18|p. 138

8.15  PDC Measurement Reporting procedures |R17|p. 138

8.15.1  PDC Measurement Initiationp. 138

8.15.1.1  Generalp. 138

The purpose of the PDC Measurement Initiation procedure is to enable the gNB-CU to request the gNB-DU to report measurements used for propagation delay compensation at the gNB-CU or UE. The procedure uses UE-associated signalling.

8.15.1.2  Successful Operationp. 139

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.15.1.2-1: PDC Measurement Initiation procedure, successful operation
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The gNB-CU initiates the procedure by sending a PDC MEASUREMENT INITIATION REQUEST message. If the gNB-DU is able to initiate the requested PDC measurements, it shall reply with the PDC MEASUREMENT INITIATION RESPONSE message.
If the PDC Report Type IE is set to "OnDemand", the gNB-DU shall return the result of the measurement in the PDC MEASUREMENT INITIATION RESPONSE message including the PDC Measurement Result IE, and the gNB-CU shall consider that the PDC measurements for the UE have been terminated by the gNB-DU.
Interaction with the PDC Measurement Report procedure:
If the PDC Report Type IE is set to "Periodic", the gNB-DU shall initiate the requested measurements and shall reply with the PDC MEASUREMENT INITIATION RESPONSE message without including the PDC Measurement Result IE in this message. The gNB-DU shall then periodically initiate the PDC Measurement Report procedure for the measurements, with the requested reporting periodicity.
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8.15.1.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 139

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.15.1.3-1: PDC Measurement Initiation procedure, unsuccessful operation
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If the gNB-DU is not able to initiate at least one of the requested PDC measurements, the gNB-DU shall respond with a PDC MEASUREMENT INITIATION FAILURE message.

8.15.2  PDC Measurement Reportp. 139

8.15.2.1  Generalp. 139

The purpose of the PDC Measurement Report procedure is for the gNB-DU to provide the PDC measurements for the UE to the gNB-CU. The procedure uses UE-associated signalling.

8.15.2.2  Successful Operationp. 140

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.15.2.2-1: PDC Measurement Report procedure, successful operation
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The gNB-DU initiates the procedure by sending a PDC MEASUREMENT REPORT message. The PDC MEASUREMENT REPORT message contains the PDC measurement results according to the measurement configuration in the respective PDC MEASUREMENT INITIATION REQUEST message.

8.15.2.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 140

Not applicable.

8.15.3  PDC Measurement Terminationp. 140

8.15.3.1  Generalp. 140

The purpose of the PDC Measurement Termination procedure is to enable the gNB-CU to terminate an on-going periodical PDC measurement. The procedure uses UE-associated signalling.

8.15.3.2  Successful Operationp. 140

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.15.3.2-1: PDC Measurement Termination procedure: successful operation
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The gNB-CU initiates the procedure by sending a PDC MEASUREMENT TERMINATION COMMAND message. Upon receiving this message, the gNB-DU shall terminate the ongoing PDC measurement and may release any resources previously allocated for the same measurement.

8.15.3.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 140

Not applicable.

8.15.3.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 140

If the gNB-DU cannot identify the previously requested measurement to be terminated, it shall ignore the PDC MEASUREMENT TERMINATION COMMAND message.

8.15.4  PDC Measurement Failure Indicationp. 141

8.15.4.1  Generalp. 141

The purpose of the PDC Measurement Failure Indication procedure is for the gNB-DU to notify the gNB-CU that the PDC measurements previously requested with the PDC Measurement Initiation procedure can no longer be reported. The procedure uses UE-associated signalling.

8.15.4.2  Successful Operationp. 141

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.15.4.2-1: PDC Measurement Failure Indication procedure: successful operation
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The gNB-DU initiates the procedure by sending a PDC MEASUREMENT FAILURE INDICATION message. Upon reception of the PDC MEASUREMENT FAILURE INDICATION message, the gNB-CU shall consider that the indicated PDC measurements have been terminated by the gNB-DU.

8.15.4.3  Unsuccessful Operationp. 141

Not applicable.

8.15.4.4  Abnormal Conditionsp. 141

Void.

8.16  QMC Procedures |R17|p. 141

8.16.1  QoE Information Transferp. 141

8.16.1.1  Generalp. 141

The purpose of the QoE Information Transfer procedure is to transfer RAN visible QoE information from the gNB-CU to the gNB-DU. The procedure uses UE-associated signalling.

8.16.1.2  Successful operationp. 141

Reproduction of 3GPP TS 38.473, Fig. 8.16.1.2-1: QoE Information Transfer procedure
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The gNB-CU initiates the procedure by sending the QOE INFORMATION TRANSFER message to the gNB-DU.
If the QoE Information List IE is included in QOE INFORMATION TRANSFER message, the gNB-DU may take it into account according to TS 38.300.

8.16.1.3  Abnormal Conditionsp. 142

Not applicable.

8.16.2  QoE Information Transfer Control |R18|p. 142

8.17  Timing Synchronisation Status Reporting Procedures |R18|p. 142


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