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How always-on connectivity is given even when the UE is idle and moving?

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How always-on connectivity is given even when the UE is idle and moving?
posted Aug 23, 2016 by Sneha Maganahalli

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"Always on connectivity" is true since the IP address allocated to UE still hold by the network and UE even after the release of radio connection.

answer Aug 23, 2016 by Vimal Kumar Mishra
when UE is idle only S5 connection will be there and P-GW is connected to the default PDN. This is how the IP address is held by the network. Am I right? Correct me if I am wrong.
Yes, your understanding is correct. S5 and S11 both the interface tunnels will be exist even after UE goes to the IDLE mode.
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