- About this Guide
- 5G Architecture
- 5G AMF Overview
- Deploying and Configuring AMF through Ops Center
- Pods and Services Reference
- Smart Licensing
- AMF Authentication and GUTI Reallocation Configuration Control
- AMF Bulk Statistics and MME Equivalent KPI Support
- AMF Rolling Software Upgrade
- Application-based Alerts
- CDL for Multiple AMF Instances
- CMAS Service Support
- Compliance to 3GPP Specifications
- Dynamic Configuration Change Support for SCTP and SBI Endpoints
- EAP and AKA Authentication
- Encryption and Integrity Protection
- Evolved Packet System Fallback Support
- Failure and Error Handling Support
- Failure/Exception Handling Framework Support
- High Availability Services
- IPv6 Support on SBI Interface
- Idle Entry Procedure
- Internode Registration Support
- Low Mobility Handover (Xn/N2)
- Mobile Equipment Identity Check Procedures
- Multiple AMF Instances Support
- N1N2 Message Transfer
- N2 Handover Procedure
- N26 Stack Integration Support
- N26-based Handover Procedures - EPC Interworking
- NRF (Network Function Repository) Services
- Network-Initiated Deregistration Request
- Node Manager Endpoint Onboarding Support
- Paging Support
- gNB-Initiated Reset Procedure
- Periodic Registration Support
- Retrieving IMEI from the UE
- Roaming Support
- SCTP Multihoming and Stack Parameters Support
- Service Request Procedure
- Session Timers
- SMF Feature Updates without SMF IEs
- SMS over the Non-Access Stratum Procedures
- S-NSSAI based SMF Selection
- Steering of Roaming, Roaming Restrictions, and Operator Policy Support
- Subscription Concealed Identifier Profile
- TLS Transport Support
- UE Context Transfer Support
- UE Configuration Management Procedures
- VoNR Support
- Xn Handover
- Troubleshooting
- Sample AMF Configuration
Ultra Cloud Core 5G Access and Mobility Management Function, Release 2022.02 - Configuration and Administration Guide
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- Updated:
- May 31, 2022
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