The NAS tab is used to define the protocol used in the test, AAA SUTs and the method for choosing SUTs, the type of messages that will be generated by the NAS node, and the information included in the messages.
General Settings |
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Authentication Settings |
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Authorization Settings |
Authorization Settings
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Accounting Settings |
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Different measurements are available depending on the Protocol selected.
Diameter Testing — Diameter NAS Accounting, Diameter NAS Authentication, Diameter NAS Node, and IP Instance report tabs
The Test Summary report tab is always available.
General Settings
Provisions the Application, Auth-Application and Acct-Application AVPs in messages sent by a node and identifies the Diameter application supported by the node. The Application selection determines which Authentication algorithms display for your selection. Parameter Class: Basic: Custom Multiple Choice Values: Tcl Parameter:
You may select the Wm interface to allow EAP authentication, you can also configure any Auth-request-type as part of the same session (for example, you can configure the NASREQ/NASResponse Auth-request-type via AVP Configuration).
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WiMAX HA4 Command Code checkbox is only available when the Wimax Mip4 option is selected from the Application dropdown list. Select the checkbox and enter the Command Code of the message type not defined by IANA official codes. Tcl Parameter: DiaCmdCodeWha4En
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Use the drop-down list to select the types of transactions that are included in the test: authentication, accounting, or both. The types of transactions affect the way RADIUS sessions are connected and disconnected... Options: Authentication With Accounting, Authentication Only, or Accounting Only Default: Authentication With Accounting Tcl Parameter: DiaClnAaaTestType
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Options = GTP/PMIPv6 (S2b) - S2b is the reference point between ePDG (Evolved Packet Data Gateway) and PGW, which is based on GTP or PMIPv6 (Proxy Mobile IP version 6). Both GTp and PMIPv6 are network based IP mobility protocols. Options = DSMIPv6 (S2c) - S2c is the reference point between the UE and PGW, which is based on DSMIPv6 (Dual-Stack Mobile IP version 6). DSMIPv6 is a host based IP mobility protocol. Tcl Parameter: DiaClnIpMobMech |
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When you set Application as S6b Interface, STa Interface, SWm or S6b/STa Interfaces, authentication is performed without password (the Password selection is not available). See User Credentials Tcl Parameter: DiaClnAaaTestType
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The NAS-Identifier attribute in RADIUS requests sent to the SUT, formatted as the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) of the NAS. The name must be unique within the scope of the SUT. Either the NAS-IP-Address or the NAS-Identifier attribute is required by RADIUS. Use the checkboxes in the Authentication and Accounting panes to include the attribute in Access Request and Accounting Request messages respectively. If more than one NAS is used in the test, a unique name must be provisioned for each NAS. The default value will produce unique names in the format spcoastn@nasdomain, where n begins at 1 and increments for each NAS. Alternatively, you can use the Auto-Increment feature to generate custom names. Range: <host name>@<domain> Default: @nasdomain |
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The TCP port that is used with Diameter on all SUTs. Range: 0 - 65535 Default: 3868 Tcl Parameter: DiaClnSutPort |
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Enter valid starting MAC Address. It will be incremented for each user. Available when Application = Wa or Wa/Wm/Wg. Default: a1:b2:c3:d4:e5:f6 Tcl Parameter: UeMacAddr
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The following parameters are available when a test includes authentication.
Select the type of authentication performed by the SUT. Options: CHAP, PAP, EAP, or DIGEST (DIGEST is only supported with RADIUS) Default: CHAP When you select CHAP, you can define the Challenge Length in the field provided. Range: 1 — 128 Default: 16 Tcl Parameter: DiaClnChapChallengeLen When you select EAP, you can configure the methods that will be supported and the credentials used for each method with the EAP Settings window. Related Diameter Measurements |
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Enable to request that the AAA SUT allocate and return an IP address for an MN in the authentication response message. When address allocation is used, the address received is automatically included in the Framed-IP-Address attribute in any accounting requests sent to the SUT. The IP address from this parameter is also transferred to the following messages including MIP RRQ, CCR if PDF Diameter, and Accounting-Request. Tcl Parameter:
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Enabling the Reauthenticate checkbox and specifying the interval ensures that the current session is reauthenticated according to the specified interval. To ensure re-authentication, a unique authenticator value is included in all subsequent Access-Request messages for the current session (Network Access Authentication between NAS and Home AAA), if known by the NAS. For example, if you are running AAA Diameter test with EAP and you want to see the WiMAX AAA-Session-ID in the reauthentication messages, you would configure the reauthentication interval as described above and then go to the AVP Configuration window and select AAA-Session-ID from the WiMAX library, edit that AVP and check the "Re-Authentication Eap Request" box (if your Dameter test is not using EAP, check the "Re-Authentication AA Request"). This will add the desired AVP into the Diameter EAP Re-auth requests. Tcl Parameter:
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A timer value to trigger tunnel establishment over Wm. Only available when Application = Wa/Wm/Wg. Range : 1 to 65535 Default = 1 Tcl Parameter: DiaClnWmTunnelEstDelay
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These parameters are available only when you select Application as S6b, S6b/STA Interfaces, Wm Interface, or Wm/Wg Interfaces.
Authorization procedure through S6b interface starts when the AAR message is sent from PGW to AAA. The AAR message is initiated by PGW, and is sent when the Authorization Start Delay timer expires (authorization is not directly triggered by authentication success).
Authorization Start Delay |
Enter the Authorization Start Delay in seconds. Enter value to simulate delay at the PGW to start S6b authorization procedure after a successful authentication procedure (for example, Gateway session establishment through Gxa, IP-CAN session establishment through Gx, etc.) Not available for S6b Interface. Default: 2 seconds. Tcl Parameter: DiaClnAuthorizationStartDelay |
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Number of APNs |
Select the number of APNs to be defined for S6b, S6b/STA Interfaces. Tcl Parameter: DiaClnNumApns |
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APN Assignments |
Use the APN Assignments pane to define the APN values assigned to S6b, S6b/STA PDN contexts. You can define one APN for all contexts, a different APN for every context, or a set of APNs that are distributed among all contexts. Tcl Parameter:
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These configurations are available for Wa , Wm , Wm/Wg, and Wa/Wm/Wg Interfaces.
Wg Interface: Reference point between a 3GPP AAA Server/Proxy and WAG (Wireless LAN Access Gateway).
Wa/Wm/Wg Interfaces: Reference point between a WLAN AN gateway and a 3GPP AAA Server or 3GPP AAA proxy.
Wm/Wg Interfaces: Reference point between a Packet Data Gateway and a 3GPP AAA Server or 3GPP AAA proxy.
Enter the WLAN APN Id that applies the charging/routing Policy. This is the W-APN to which the UE requests authorization. This AVP is included in Authentication-Request-Type AVP, when set to AUTHORIZE_AUTHENTICATE. Tcl Parameter: DiaClnWmWgApn |
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Enter the PDG Charging ID. The PDG charging identifier is generated by PDG and used to correlate PDG and WLAN Access Network charging data. This AVP is included in Authentication-Request-Type AVP, when set to AUTHORIZATION_AUTHENTICATE. Option: 0 - 4294967295 Default: 1. Tcl Parameter: DiaClnWmWgChargeId |
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Select and enter the required length of time to wait before cancelling the WAG Initiated Routing Policy. Tcl Parameter: DiaClnWagPolicyCancelTimeEn Tcl Parameter: DiaClnWagPolicyCancelTime |
The AAR messages sent from AAA Nodal includes the Session-Request-Type AVP with value of the Sesion-Request-Type set to Authorization-Reuqest. The AAR messages also include W-APN-ID, PDG Charging ID, and destination host AVPs.
The following parameters are available when the test includes accounting.
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Account Start Delay |
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Charging Type |
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Operator-id |
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Operator Name |
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Location Info Method |
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Location Code |
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Civic Address Value |
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Altitude (meters/floor) |
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Datum |
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Location Info TTL (NTP) |
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Sighting Time (NTP) |
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Latitude |
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Longitude |
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Altitude Type |
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Select to provision the following RADIUS attributes in Accounting Request messages with values defined in or generated by the test case.
Tcl Parameter: MipDiaHoaEn Options: False/True Default: False |
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See Test Data Files for further explanation and sample files. If a sample is not found for the specific TDF, you can obtain a sample file from your Technical Support representative. You may also use the following options to select an existing TDF or create/edit TDF-CSV files (TDF-CSV Editor). For most TDF Parameters used for Applying Parameters, each row in the file is the overridden value for a different “Session”, aka a different UE. But some TDFs are done in other dimensions, like Bearers, eNodeBs, Subscribers (2 per UE sometimes) or even Hosts, etc. Tooltips on the TDF Parameter: Note that the “ID” is a unique ID. Please Provide the ID when reporting issues with a TDF. For TDFs that do not apply / override Parameters, but instead are just their own configuration or data or media files you won’t see TDF ID row details.
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