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    Integration

    Cybertel Bridge provides a comprehensive range of integration capabilities covering interfaces and systems essential to mission-critical service deployment, including interworking functions, QoS control, authentication, OSS, and multimedia delivery, ensuring seamless compatibility and network-wide interoperability.

IWF

The Interworking Function (IWF) bridges the gap between Tetra/Tetrapol/P25 systems and 3GPP-based Mission Critical Services (MCX).

As defined by 3GPP standards (TS 23.283, 24.483), IWF enables interoperability between MCPTT, MCData and MCVideo with traditional radio systems.

This integration allows first responders, public safety organizations and critical infrastructure users to communicate seamlessly—even across heterogeneous networks.

Key Benefits

  • Seamless LMR–MCX Communication
  • Secure Media Exchange (e.g., SRTP)
  • Interworking Group & Private Call Support
  • Tetra Caller ID Display
  • 3GPP Compliant Interfaces: IWF-1 / IWF-2 / IWF-3

Use Cases

  • Police departments operating both legacy P25 and LTE-based MCX user
  • Nationwide emergency services needing unified group calls across diverse regions
  • Utility companies transitioning from analog to digital communication
Integration Architecture

IWF Integration Reference Points

Cybertel IWF connects at three standardized 3GPP interfaces:

Reference point Interface Description
IWF-1 MCPTT ↔ LMR For push-to-talk communication
IWF-2 MCPTT ↔ LMR For mission-critical data exchange
IWF-3 MCPTT ↔ LMR For group affiliation and control

All connections are made via RESTful APIs and SIP-based signaling protocols, ensuring secure and standards-based communication.

Reference point Protocol Entities Description
IWF-1 SIP,RTP,RTCP MCPTT ↔ LWF Peer to peer interconnection for group affiliation, call control, floor control and media between IWF G/W and MCPTT server
IWF-2 SIP MCData ↔ LWF Peer to peer interconnection for data services between IWF G/W and MCData server
IWF-3 HTTPS, SIP CSC (GMS) ↔ IWF Group management interconnection between IWF G/W ad GMS
CSC-9 HTTPS CSC (KMS) ↔ IWF Obtain security related information (e.g. encryption keys) from CSC

Integration Model

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Supported Scenarios

  • MCX user initiating private/group call with LMR user
  • LMR user initiating private/group call with MCX user
  • Floor control arbitration
  • Temporary group creation & teardown
  • Bidirectional identity mapping

Cybertel IWF Highlights

Cybertel IWF solution is designed for reliability, flexibility and compliance:

  • Identity Mapping

    Exchanging user lists for call establishment across MCX and LMR

  • Call Control

    Private and group call initiation, floor management and call release

  • Security Integration

    End-to-end encrypted media handling with SRTP and LMR encryption standards

  • REST API-Based Regrouping

    Dynamic group creation, modification and teardown

Technology Stack

  • Protocols: SIP, RTP, SRTP, HTTP/REST
  • Encryption: PCK-based key exchange and SRTP tunnel
  • Standards: 3GPP TS 23.283, TS 24.483

Why Cybertel IWF?

  • Proven MCX Expertise(Having commercial references)
  • Trusted by National Safety Agencies
  • Fully 3GPP Compliant
  • Scalable and Vendor-Neutral Design