Method for access control in wireless communication system and apparatus supporting same
Provided is a method for access control performed by a terminal in a wireless communication system and an apparatus using the method. The method comprises: acquiring service specific access control information (SSACI) on an application; determining whether prioritization access control information (PACI) can be applied to the application; and when the PACI is determined to be applicable, performing an access control for the application by preferentially applying the PACI than the SSACI.
1. A method for performing access control in a wireless communication system, the method performed by a user equipment (UE) and comprising:
receiving service-specific access control information (ACI) for each of a plurality of service classes;
receiving prioritization ACI for a specific service class among the plurality of service classes only when the specific service class has a highest service class priority,
wherein the specific service class includes a plurality of applications; and
performing the access control for the plurality of applications based on the service-specific ACI and the prioritization ACI,
wherein the service-specific ACI includes a first barring factor for the specific access class and a first barring time for the specific access class,
wherein the prioritization ACI includes a second barring factor for a specific application among the plurality of applications and a second barring time for the specific application,
wherein the prioritization ACI further includes respectively applied priority information for each of the plurality of applications in the specific service class,
wherein the UE adjusts a barring factor of the specific application based on adding the first barring factor to the second barring factor or scaling the first barring factor with the second barring factor, and
wherein the UE adjusts a barring time of the specific application based on adding the first barring time to the second barring time or scaling the first barring time with the second barring time.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the service-specific ACI or the prioritization ACI is received from a network via a broadcast or a dedicated signal.
3. A wireless apparatus operating in a wireless communication system, the wireless apparatus comprising:
a radio frequency (RF) transceiver that transmits and receives a wireless signal; and
a processor operating in functional combination with the RF transceiver, wherein the processor:
controls the RF transceiver to receive service-specific access control information (ACI) for each of a plurality of service classes;
controls the RF transceiver to receive prioritization ACI for a specific service class among the plurality of service classes only when the specific service class has a highest service class priority,
wherein the specific service class includes a plurality of applications; and
performs access control for the plurality of applications based on the service-specific ACI and the prioritization ACI,
wherein the service-specific ACI includes a first barring factor for the specific access class and a first barring time for the specific access class,
wherein the prioritization ACI includes a second barring factor for a specific application among the plurality of applications and a second barring time for the specific application,
wherein the prioritization ACI further includes respectively applied priority information for the each of the plurality of applications in the specific service class,
wherein the UE adjusts a barring factor of the specific application based on adding the first barring factor to the second barring factor or scaling the first barring factor with the second barring factor, and
wherein the UE adjusts a barring time of the specific application based on adding the first barring time to the second barring time or scaling the first barring time with the second barring time.
4. The wireless apparatus of claim 3 , wherein the service-specific ACI or the prioritization ACI is received from a network via a broadcast or a dedicated signal.