1 Scope
2 Reference
3 Terminology
3.1 Definitions
      3.1.1 Internal definitions
      3.1.2 External definitions
3.2 Symbols and abbreviations
4 Introduction
4.1 Private Integrated Services Network environment
4.2 PISN mobility concept
      4.2.1 Private Personal Mobility (PPM)
      4.2.2 Wireless Terminal Mobility (WTM)
      4.2.3 Database architecture
4.3 Relation between PPM and WTM
      4.3.1 Mobility seen as a dynamic linking of identities
      4.3.2 Similarities of processes
      4.3.3 Location Area
      4.3.4 The use of PPM and WTM together
4.4 Mobility between calls and during an established call
4.5 Services to be supported
      4.5.1 Bearer services and Teleservices
      4.5.2 Supplementary Services
      4.5.2.1 Access to supplementary services
      4.5.2.2 Service options
      4.5.2.3 Dynamic registration and service related data
      4.5.2.4 Destination PINX: Home PINX versus Visitor PINX
5 Private Personal Mobility
5.1 Introduction to PPM
5.2 PPM service architecture
5.3 PPM services
      5.3.1 PPM registration for incoming calls (InCall registration)
      5.3.2 PPM registration for outgoing calls (OutCall registration)
      5.3.3 PPM registration for incoming and outgoing calls
              (AllCall registration)
      5.3.4 Local and remote PPM registration
      5.3.5 PPM de-registration
      5.3.6 PPM service interrogation
5.4 Interaction considerations
      5.4.1 Interaction with existing services
5.5 Security aspects
      5.5.1 General requirements on security mechanisms
      5.5.2 General risks
      5.5.3 Requirement on security mechanisms
5.6 Signalling aspects
6 Wireless Terminal Mobility
6.1 Introduction to WTM
      6.1.1 Reference configuration
      6.1.2 General information on roaming
      6.1.3 General information on handover
6.2 Feature description
      6.2.1 Core features
      6.2.1.1 Identification
      6.2.1.1.1 Identification of fixed radio part
      6.2.1.1.2 Identification of Wireless Terminal (WT)
      6.2.2 Roaming
      6.2.2.1.1 Location registration related procedures
      6.2.2.1.2 Attachment related procedures
      6.2.2.2 Handover
      6.2.2.3 Authentication
      6.2.2.3.1 Authentication of wireless terminal
      6.2.2.3.2 Authentication of the fixed part
      6.2.2.3.3 Mutual authentication
      6.2.2.3.4 Proprietary authentication algorithms
      6.2.3 Additional features
6.3 Services
      6.3.1 Basic services
      6.3.2 Supplementary services
      6.3.3 PISN Attendant services
      6.3.4 Radio specific supplementary services
6.4 Interaction considerations
      6.4.1 Wireless systems
      6.4.2 Interworking with existing services
6.5 Security aspects
      6.5.1 Security related functions
      6.5.1.1 Authentication of wireless terminal
      6.5.1.2 Authentication of the fixed part
      6.5.1.3 Mutual authentication
      6.5.1.4 Proprietary authentication functions
      6.5.2 Support for encryption functions over the radio interface
      6.5.3 Functions to prevent unauthorised access
6.6 Signalling aspects
      6.6.1 Signalling between the wireless terminals and the fixed
              radio parts
      6.6.2 Signalling between PINXs
      6.6.3 Signalling between public networks and PINX
6.7 Management, administration and operation
      6.7.1 Configuration management
      6.7.1.1 Configuration management of wireless terminals
      6.7.1.1.1 Configuration procedure (on-air)
      6.7.1.1.2 Exchange of configuration data (on-air)
      6.7.1.1.3 Suspension/termination of access rights (on-air)
      6.7.1.2 Management procedures for wireless terminals
      6.7.1.2.1 Network identity
7 PPM on top of WTM
7.1 WTM
7.2 General aspects of providing PPM on top of WTM
7.3 Examples of PPM -WTM interactions
7.4 The concept of a "WT number"
7.5 Options for providing PPM on top of WTM
      7.5.1 Basic options
      7.5.1.1 Basic Option 1
      7.5.1.2 Basic Option 2
      7.5.1.3 Basic Option 3
      7.5.2 Summary of discussion of the basic options
      7.5.3 Extended options
      7.5.3.1 Extended Option 1
      7.5.3.2 Extended Option 2
      7.5.3.3 Extended Option 3
7.6 Information flows and procedures for PPM using WTM terminals
      7.6.1 Information flows for PPM registration
      7.6.1.1 Basic Option 2
      7.6.1.1.1 PPM registration
      7.6.1.1.2 Automatic PPM re-registration
      7.6.1.2 Extended Option 2
      7.6.1.2.1 PPM registration
      7.6.1.2.2 Automatic PPM re-registration
      7.6.2 Procedures for incoming PPM calls
      7.6.3 Procedures for outgoing PPM calls
      7.6.4 Conclusion
8 Numbering, addressing and routeing
8.1 General principles
      8.1.1 Addresses in non-ISDN telecommunication networks
              (not supporting mobility)
      8.1.2 Access arrangement in public and private ISDNs
      8.1.2.1 DDI
      8.1.2.2 MSN
      8.1.3 Addresses in PISNs supporting WTM
8.2 User and network operator requirements
8.3 WTM numbering and addressing
      8.3.1 General
      8.3.2 Contents of the number digits in the PISN NP
      8.3.3 Structure of PISN NP
8.4 PPM numbering and addressing
8.5 Routeing
      8.5.1 General principles
      8.5.2 Data Bases
      8.5.3 Example of routeing processes
      8.5.3.1 Routeing of call-independent information
      8.5.3.2 Routeing of calls and call-related information
9 Future standardisation