IPv4/IPv6 Tab


The IPv4/IPv6 tab contains the parameters that define the transport protocols used with GPRS data traffic. The parameters displayed on this tab depend on the PDP Type you select on the Test Configuration/Emulator Configuration Tab.

During MME Nodal testing the IPv4 tab is displayed on the GN to GGSN interface tab. During SGW Nodal testing, the IPv4 tab is displayed on the GN interface tab.

NOTE: The IPV4 parameters used in CDMA2000 and Mobile IP test cases are located on the MIP tab.

Parameter Index

IPV4/IPV6 Parameters

Related Measurements

Measurements collected IPV4 and IPV6 measurements are reported on the GTP tab.


PDP Address Type

In the MME or SGW Nodal test cases, you can use the drop-down list to select the PDP address type.

Options:  dynamic or static

Default:   dynamic

Tcl Parameter:

PdpAddress

PdpAddressType

When you choose static, you can define the IP address that is requested for the first PDP context. This address is incremented for each subsequent PDP context request.

Range: Valid IP Address

Default: 0.0.0.0

Protocol Configuration Options

Select the required authentication method.

Options: No Authentication, Include PAP Authentication, or Include CHAP Authentication

Default: No Authentication

PAP Authentication

When you select PAP Authentication, you can define the password and peer ID.

NOTE: These values must be configured to match the PAP Peer ID and Password expected by the GGSN.

  • Password defines the password to be used for PAP authentication. This may be the subscriber's password.

Range:  N/A

Default: Secret

  • Peer ID defines the peer to be used for PAP authentication.  A unique ID can be supplied for each context by using the Auto-Increment feature. This value may be the subscriber's user name, and the GGSN may or may not use a DNS or AAA server to validate this field.

Range:  N/A

Default: Secret

Tcl Parameters:

PcoPapPassword

PcoPapPeerId

IncPcoOpt

 

CHAP Authentication

 

When you select CHAP Authentication, you can define the fields that are used to build the CHAP ID field. The field is coded as a CHAP response, and is not checked by the GGSN. The GGSN sends this value to a RADIUS server in an Access Request message.

NOTE:  This must be configured to match the expected CHAP ID at the RADIUS server.

  • Identifier defines the CHAP identifier to be used for CHAP authentication.

Range:  0 — 255

Default: 0

  • Name defines the subscriber's user name to be used for CHAP authentication. A unique name can be supplied for each PDP context by using the Auto-Increment feature.

Range:  N/A

Default: MSName

  • Secret defines the secret used by both the client and server in the MD5 calculation.

Range:  N/A

Default: secret

  • CHAP Challenge Value defines the CHAP value, in hex, to be used for CHAP authentication.

Range:  0-F characters

Default: ABCD

Tcl Parameters:

PcoChapId

PcoChapName

PcoChapSecret

PcoChapChallengeValue

Related Measurements


IP Control Protocol

During GGSN Nodal, MME Nodal, MME Node with PGW Emulation. SGW Nodal and UMTS testing, select IP Control Protocol to include the protocol configuration options (PCO) IEs in the Create PDP Context Request.

NOTE: Multiple protocol configurations are included in a single PCO.

Tcl Parameter: PcoIpcpEn

Type:  True/False

Default: False

NOTE: During MME Nodal testing, the IP Control Protocol Tcl parameters on Gn | IPv4 tab is prefixed with Sgsn. During MME Node testing, the IP Control Protocol Tcl parameters on S1-MME | NAS Tab are prefixed with Nas.

Selecting IP Control Protocol allows you to further select and enter IPCP IP Address, primary and secondary addresses for WINS and DNS servers. You may enter IPv4 or IPv6 addresses, as required.

Type: True/False

Default: False

Tcl Parameters:

PcoIpcpIpAddrEn

PcoIpcpIpAddr

PcoIpcpPrimDnsEn

PcoIpcpPrimDnsAddr

PcoIpcpPrimWinsEn

PcoIpcpPrimWinsAddr

PcoIpcpSecDnsEn

PcoIpcpSecDnsAddr

PcoIpcpSecWinsEn

PcoIpcpSecWinsAddr

 

 

Additional Parameters

Selecting Additional Parameters allows you to further select P-CSCF IP Address request, DNS address request, DHCP address allocation request, IM CN flag request, MSISDN request, etc as part of PCO IE.

Type: True/False

Default: False

Tcl Parameter: PcoAddEn

Tcl Parameter: NasAddEn

Tcl Parameter: Gtp2PcoAddEn

NOTE:  The P-CSCF is the entry point to the IMS domain and serves as the outbound proxy server for the UE. The UE attaches to the P-CSCF prior to performing IMS registrations and initiating SIP sessions. The P-CSCF may be in the home domain of the IMS operator, or it may be in the visiting domain, where the UE is currently roaming. For attachment to a given P-CSCF, the UE performs the P-CSCF discovery procedures. Attachment to the P-CSCF is necessary for the UE for initiating IMS registrations and sessions.

In these procedures, the UE first establishes the IP connectivity access network (IP-CAN) bearer. Then, the UE sends a query to the DHCP server for retrieving the IP addresses and FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) of the P-CSCF. After the DHCP query, the UE performs a DNS query on the FQDN received from the DHCP server. In response to the DNS query, the IP address of the P-CSCF is returned (referred as the DHCP-DNS procedure for P-CSCF discovery). If the FQDN of the P-CSCF is pre-configured in the UE, the UE can directly query the DNS server and get the IP address of the P-CSCF.

The following are enabled only when you select Additional Parameters:

P-CSCF IPv4 Address Request

Select to indicate that UE requests a P-CSCF IPv4/IPv6  address(es).

P-CSCF IPv6 Address Request

DNS Server IPv4 Address Request  

Select to indicate that the UE performs a DNS query to retrieve a list of P-CSCF(s) IPv4/IPv6 addresses.

DNS Server IPv6 Address Request

IPv4 Address Allocation Request via NAS Signaling

Applicable in HSGW, MME, PGW and SGW Nodal test cases. Select to indicate dedicated signalling PDP context for NAS signalling. If not selected, the network considers the PDP context as a general purpose PDP context.

IPv4 Address Allocation Request via DHCPv4

Select to indicate that the UE requests a DHCP server IPv4 address allocation.

IM CN Subsystem Signalling Flag Request

Select to indicate the dedicated signalling PDP context for IMS signalling.

If UE does not include the IM CN subsystem Signalling flag, the network will consider the PDP context as a general purpose PDP context.

MSISDN Request

Select to indicate request user MSISDN.

IPv4 Link MTU Request

Select to indicate request for IPv4 Link MTU. Only applicable to PDU/PDN type IPv4 or IPv4v6.

MS Support of Network Requested Bearer Control Indicator

Select to indicate that the UE supports network requested bearer control, e.g. network initiated QoS.

MS Support of Local Address in TFT Indicator

Select to indicate support of local address in TFT on the UE side.

QoS Rules with Length of Two Octets Support Indicator

Select to indicate support of QoS rules with the length of two octets on the UE side.

QoS Flow Descriptions with Length of Two Octets Support Indicator

Select to indicate support of QoS Flow Descriptions with the length of two octets on the UE side.

DNS Server IPv4 Address

Select to enter the DNS Server IPv4 address.

DNS Server IPv6 Address

Select to enter the DNS Server IPv6 address.

P-CSCF IPv4 Address

Select to enter the P-CSCF IPv4 address. Used in PGW/SGW Node stand alone tests. If selected, PGW Node will send this IP address to UE in even Number restoration events (e.g. 2nd, 4th, etc.)

P-CSCF IPv6 Address

Select to enter the P-CSCF IPv6 address. Used in PGW/SGW Node stand alone tests. If selected, PGW Node will send this IP address to UE in even Number restoration events (e.g. 2nd, 4th, etc.)

Secondary P-CSCF IPv4 Address

Enabled if P-CSCF IPv4 Address is enabled. Select to support a secondary P-CSCF V4 Address. Supported in PGW Node/GGSN Node.

Secondary P-CSCF IPv6 Address

Enabled if P-CSCF IPv6 Address is enabled. Select to support a secondary P-CSCF V6 Address. Supported in PGW Node/GGSN Node.

Restoration P-CSCF V4 Address

Enabled if P-CSCF IPv4 Address is enabled. Select to support P-CSCF Restoration Procedure. Enter Address. If selected, PGW Node will send this IP address to UE in odd Number restoration events (e.g. 1st, 3rd, etc.)

Restoration P-CSCF V6 Address

Enabled if P-CSCF IPv6 Address is enabled. Select to support P-CSCF Restoration Procedure. Enter Address. If selected, PGW Node will send this IP address to UE in odd Number restoration events (e.g. 1st, 3rd, etc.)

P-CSCF Reselection Support

Applicable in MME Nodal test cases. If selected, UE will include P-CSCF Restoration Support flag along with P-CSCF IPv4 or P-CSCF IPv6 in PCO-PDN Connectivity Request Message.

NOTE:  If Default Bearers per UE is 2 or more, "Per Bearer APN/PCO Settings" should use "Individual" mode in order to include P-CSCF IPV4/6 Address Request and P-CSCF Reselection support only in PCO for VoLTE PDN Connection.

PDU Session ID

Applicable in MME Nodal test case when NAS Version >= 15.5.0. If selected, the PDU Session Id will be included in PCO or ePCO IE for Attach and PDN Connectivity procedures.

Enter the PDU Session Id. Range : 1 to 15. Default : 5

Tcl Parameters:

PcoAddCscfv4ReqEn

PcoAddDnsv4ReqEn

PcoAddImcnFlgReqEn

PcoAddCscfv6ReqEn

PcoAddDnsv6ReqEn

PcoAddMsisdnReqEn

PcoAddCscfv6ReqEn

PcoAddIpAllDhcpv4En

PcoAddIpAllNasEn

Gtp2PcoAddCscfv4ReqEn

Gtp2PcoAddDnsv4ReqEn

Gtp2PcoAddImcnFlgReqEn

Gtp2PcoAddCscfv6ReqEn

Gtp2PcoAddDnsv6ReqEn

Gtp2PcoAddMsisdnReqEn

Gtp2PcoAddCscfv6ReqEn

Gtp2PcoAddIpAllDhcpv4En

Gtp2PcoAddIpAllNasEn

Gtp2PcoAddDnsv4

Gtp2PcoAddDnsv6

Gtp2PcoAddCscfv4

Gtp2PcoAddCscfv6

Gtp2PcoAddRestoreCscfv4

Gtp2PcoAddRestoreCscfv6

Gtp2PcoAddSecCscfv4En

Gtp2PcoAddSecCscfv4

 

Gtp2PcoAddSecCscfv6En

Gtp2PcoAddSecCscfv6

 

NasPcoAddCscfv4ReqEn

NasPcoAddDnsv4ReqEn

NasPcoAddImcnFlgReqEn

NasPcoAddCscfv6ReqEn

NasPcoAddDnsv6ReqEn

NasPcoAddMsisdnReqEn

NasPcoAddCscfv6ReqEn

NasPcoAddIpAllDhcpv4En

NasPcoAddIpAllNasEn

NasPcoAddCscfReselectEn

NasPcoPduSessionIdEn_1

NasPcoPduSessionId_1

NasPcoAddDnsv4

NasPcoAddDnsv6

NasPcoAddCscfv4

NasPcoAddCscfv6

NasPcoAddRestoreCscfv4

NasPcoAddRestoreCscfv6

 

In MME Nodal, SGW Nodal, and UMTS test cases, the Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters are available for both client and server settings depending on your selection on the Test Configuration tab. Also, the individual parameters available on the server address pane depends on the corresponding address you select on the client address pane.

Test Case

Client Address Parameters

(Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters)

Server Address Parameters

(Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters)

Tcl Parameter Prefix

GGSN Nodal

Gn | IPv4  Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters

N/A

No Prefix

HSGW Nodal

RP | RP Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters

N/A

Prefixec with Ppp

PGW Nodal

S5/S8 | GTPv2 Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters

N/A

Prefixed with Gtp2

MME Nodal

 

S1-MME | NAS > Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters

Only when you select SGW/PGW Node Emulation on the  MME Nodal Test Configuration tab:

S11 | GTPv2 > Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters are visible when you enable the associated checkbox on the S1-MME>NAS>Per Bearer APN/PCO Settings>Protocol Configuration Oprtions>Additional Parameters panel.

Prefixed with Nas

Tgt Iu-PS/Gb | SM > Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters

N/A

No Prefix

Gn to GGSN | IPv4 > Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters

N/A

No Prefix

SGW Nodal

S11 | GTPv2 > S11 Protocol Configuration Options >  Additional Parameters

 Only when you select PGW Node Emulation on the SGW Nodal Test Configuration tab:

S11/S5 | GTPv2 > S5 Protocol Configuration Options >Additional Parameters are visible

Prefixed with Gtp2

Gn | IPv4  > S11 Protocol Configuration Options >  Additional Parameters

N/A

No Prefix

UMTS

Iu-PS/Gb | SM Protocol Configuration Options >  Additional Parameters

 Only when you select GGSN Node Emulation on the UMTS Test Configuration tab:

Gn | GTP > Protocol Configuration Options > Additional Parameters are visible

No Prefix

 

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