Research on Remote eSIM Provisioning Management Technology for 5G Terminal

The use of eSIM in mobile terminals such as the Internet of Vehicles has become the general trend, and more and more enterprises have put forward clear requirements for the remote provisioning of eSIM. This paper aims to combine 5G technology to analyze remote eSIM provisioning management technology for terminal, and combine algorithm improvement to improve remote eSIM information management and control effects. Moreover, this paper describes in detail the three-layer communication structure in the communication model, the design of edge gateway nodes, and the query mechanism for cloud center request names and data resources. In addition, this paper uses experiments to evaluate the connectivity of the eSIM three-layer communication model and the characteristics of the NDN network. Through experimental research, it can be seen that the remote eSIM provisioning management model proposed in this paper has certain advantages when applied to the Internet of Vehicles compared with the existing remote provisioning management technologies for the Internet of Vehicles. This article takes the Internet of Vehicles as an example to conduct research. At the same time, its support for mobility can be well applied to the Internet of Vehicles to meet the mobility of terminal vehicles. Therefore, it can provide some reference in the subsequent development of Internet of Vehicles technology.

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Journal of ICT Standardization
Published
2024-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.13052/jicts2245-800x.1221
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Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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Research on Remote eSIM Provisioning Management Technology for 5G Terminal

Wenke Kuai, Yiliang Xu, Jun Lu, Guowei Huang
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Telecommunications and Broadcasting Technologies
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Research on Remote eSIM Provisioning Management Technology for 5G Terminal

Wenke Kuai, Yiliang Xu, Jun Lu, Guowei Huang
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Abstract

The use of eSIM in mobile terminals such as the Internet of Vehicles has become the general trend, and more and more enterprises have put forward clear requirements for the remote provisioning of eSIM. This paper aims to combine 5G technology to analyze remote eSIM provisioning management technology for terminal, and combine algorithm improvement to improve remote eSIM information management and control effects. Moreover, this paper describes in detail the three-layer communication structure in the communication model, the design of edge gateway nodes, and the query mechanism for cloud center request names and data resources. In addition, this paper uses experiments to evaluate the connectivity of the eSIM three-layer communication model and the characteristics of the NDN network. Through experimental research, it can be seen that the remote eSIM provisioning management model proposed in this paper has certain advantages when applied to the Internet of Vehicles compared with the existing remote provisioning management technologies for the Internet of Vehicles. This article takes the Internet of Vehicles as an example to conduct research. At the same time, its support for mobility can be well applied to the Internet of Vehicles to meet the mobility of terminal vehicles. Therefore, it can provide some reference in the subsequent development of Internet of Vehicles technology.

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