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== SUCI == | |||
<pre>SUCI, Subscription Concealed Identifier. | |||
Regular expression: ^[0-9a-f]+$ | |||
XSD: SUCI, simpleType | |||
ASN.1: SUCI, OCTET STRING</pre> | |||
== SUPIIMSI == | == SUPIIMSI == | ||
Latest revision as of 13:40, 23 February 2023
IMSI[edit | edit source]
IMSI, International Mobile Subscriber Identity, written as decimal digits.
Example: 204081234567890
Regular expression: ^[0-9]{6,15}$
XSD: IMSI, simpleType
ASN.1: NumericString (SIZE(6..15))
NAI[edit | edit source]
NAI, Network Access Identifier following the format given in IETF RFC 7542. Usage guidance In general an NAI will take the form "username@realm". Example user@homerealm.example.net Regular expression XSD: NAI, simpleType ASN.1: NAI, UTF8String
SUCI[edit | edit source]
SUCI, Subscription Concealed Identifier. Regular expression: ^[0-9a-f]+$ XSD: SUCI, simpleType ASN.1: SUCI, OCTET STRING
SUPIIMSI[edit | edit source]
SUPIIMSI, Subscription Permanent Identifier as defined in 3GPP TS 123 501, in IMSI representation. Regular expression, XSD, and ASN.1: See definition of IMSI
SUPINAI[edit | edit source]
SUPINAI, Subscription Permanent Identifier as defined in 3GPP TS 123 501 in NAI representation. Regular expression, XSD, ASN.1: See definition of NAI