
Learn about IMS user identities—the IMPI (private), IMPU (public), PSI (public service identity), and the service key—and how they authenticate and register within the IMS network.
Learn roaming in IMS, detailing signalling between home and visited networks. Explore how default and dedicated beer govern call setup and media paths via proxy ccf, s-cscf, p-cscf.
Discover VoLTE security in IMS networks, including mutual authentication, encryption, and integrity protection, and how a security association protects signaling with IMS keys and algorithm sets during registration.
Explains how the multimedia telephony application server in the IMS network manages sessions between two users and handles supplementary services, including roaming status.
Discover how IMS assigns two identities per subscriber: the IMPI private identity and the IMPU public identity; private is unique per user, while public can include multiple IMPUs.
Learn IMS registration for VoLTE, including PLMN and cell selection and RR connection establishment, attach procedures, DNS proxy CSC lookup, SIP registration, and third-party registration with the application server.
Explore the SIP register message in IMS, detailing the registration flow from user equipment to proxy CSCF, including message lines, max-forwards, registration expiry, and authentication with nonce.
Establish a dedicated bearer by exchanging a create dedicated bearer request between the PD and gateway, using S5 and S1 tunnel endpoint IDs, followed by radio bearer setup and reauthentication.
SRVCC enables single-radio voice call continuity across 4G to 3G/2G handovers to prevent call drops, featuring basic, advanced, enhanced, video, and reverse SRVCC types.
Explain the SVC flow by detailing the preparation phase and execution phase, emphasizing resource reservation, measurement reports, and handover requests guiding a 4G to 3G transition.
Describe the srvcc flow execution phase as a 3g user receives Node B signals, completes ue handover to the msc, and initiates tmc allocation with 3g voice and data sessions.
As IMS based VoLTE becomes the prevalent voice service enabler for 4G, this course is designed to introduce the main concepts behind today’s VoLTE networks. VoLTE will be considered on an end to end basis, with focus on the architecture required, as well as key aspects such as initial procedures, call establishment and interworking.
Learn Basics & Essentials of VoLTE "Voice Over LTE" | IMS "IP Multimedia Subsystem"
This course is designed for who ever interested in Voice Core Networks
The Course will contain every thing related to the Voice over LTE.
The course is designed to be suitable for all levels, If you are Student or even if you are working in the Core Field and you need to gain more knowledge about it.
Course Duration
This course is around 12 Hours duration.
Why to take the Course
If You are interested in the Telecom field and especially in the Core, This course is the Best fit for you.
Course Support
Have you even took a Course and you didn't find the required Support?
Fine, This course is different, We are committed in making this course the best Telecom Course from the support perspective.
In This course we are not talking about a specific vendor Solution, But we are talking about Packet Core standards.
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
Having Background knowledge about Core Networks is preferable.