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LTE: Why TAI is included into Handover Required message ?

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What is the use of TAI , which is included in handover required message ?

posted Dec 8, 2013 by Neeraj Mishra

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TAI is not being used to locate a particular eNodeB(target eNodeB). TAI sends inside Handover required message, is used by source MME. It might be possible that target enodeB is not served by source MME but still belongs to tracking area which is served by source MME. In that case, S10 interface based handover comes into picture. Please refer 29.274 specification. Even this TAI helps to find suitable target SGW.

answer Dec 9, 2013 by Vimal Kumar Mishra
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So that we can identify particular EnodeB.

answer Dec 9, 2013 by sivanraj
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