Autor/Autorin: Zheng Xianghan
PHD of Information and Communication Technology Department, nUniversity of Agder, Norway
The IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) is the future trend that will merge the Internet with the cellular world. However, a majority of legacy devices today and future lack coherent support for next generation networked multimedia services. The goal of this book is to find a way to access IMS services for non-IMS devices, especially for the mobile phone devices. In this book, we proposed a browser-based IMS System Architecture for the non-IMS devices to access IMS services. The system architecture mainly focuses on portable non-IMS devices, but it is also compatible with fixed devices. Besides, we also proposed several technical solutions to the problems in security, provisioning, identity management, inter-working, and device management. To evaluate the architecture we implemented three IMS use cases: IMS Registration, Presence service, and Page mode Instant Message. Based on the testing result, we validate the possibility of the system architecture. The work also outlines a roadmap for future potential works and system extensions.
The IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) is the future
trend that will merge the Internet with the cellular
world. However, a majority of legacy devices today
and future lack coherent support for next generation
networked multimedia services. The goal of this book
is to find a way to access IMS services for non-IMS
devices, especially for the mobile phone devices. In
this book, we proposed a browser-based IMS System
Architecture for the non-IMS devices to access IMS
services. The system architecture mainly focuses on
portable non-IMS devices, but it is also compatible
with fixed devices. Besides, we also proposed
several technical solutions to the problems in
security, provisioning, identity management, inter-
working, and device management. To evaluate the
architecture we implemented three IMS use cases: IMS
Registration, Presence service, and Page mode
Instant Message. Based on the testing result, we
validate the possibility of the system architecture.
The work also outlines a roadmap for future
potential works and system extensions.
PHD of Information and Communication Technology Department,
University of Agder, Norway
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PHD of Information and Communication Technology Department, University of Agder, Norway
Klappentext
The IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) is the future trend that will merge the Internet with the cellular world. However, a majority of legacy devices today and future lack coherent support for next generation networked multimedia services. The goal of this book is to find a way to access IMS services for non-IMS devices, especially for the mobile phone devices. In this book, we proposed a browser-based IMS System Architecture for the non-IMS devices to access IMS services. The system architecture mainly focuses on portable non-IMS devices, but it is also compatible with fixed devices. Besides, we also proposed several technical solutions to the problems in security, provisioning, identity management, inter-working, and device management. To evaluate the architecture we implemented three IMS use cases: IMS Registration, Presence service, and Page mode Instant Message. Based on the testing result, we validate the possibility of the system architecture. The work also outlines a roadmap for future potential works and system extensions.
