The OCS APP tab is used in the OCS Node and DRA Nodal test cases to define the server emulator, mandatory and optional attributes, node behavior, the total amount of online charging credit available to each MS, and the amount of credit granted per request.
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CCA Delays |
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Re-Authorize |
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Credit Pools Pool Tab
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MSCC Monitoring |
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ID 1 |
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SG_1_1_1
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Credit Granted |
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Measurements collected for the server node are reported on the Test Summary, OCS Server, Diameter Server Node, and IP Instance report tabs.
In addition to injecting errors at the IP layer with the Advanced node settings, you can force the server to send an error indication in the Result-Code AVP and test the client's ability to react appropriately when an error is encountered. You specify which Result-Code will contain the error, when the error is sent, and the type of error.
See also Error Injection.
The number of CCR messages received before the selected error is sent. The count is specific to each MN session. If you enter a 5, for example, the CCA sent in response to the fifth CCR received during an MN's session will include the selected Result-Code. If the session is terminated and then re-activated, the counter is reset. If an MN session is initiated and then terminated with less than five CCR messages, the error will never be sent during that session. Range: 1 — 255 Default: 1
The Result-Code AVP value to be sent. You can enter a value or click the ...... button and use the drop-down list to select a pre-defined code. (4010) EndUserServiceDenied (4011) CreditControlNotApplicable (4012) CreditLimitReached (5030) UserUnknown (5031) RatingFailed See also Diameter Result Codes for code values and definitions.
Range: 1 — 9999 Default: 1 |
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Select to Enable RAR on Final Stats and enter the RAR Delay in seconds to delay before sending RAR message. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcRarOnFinalStatsEn Default: false Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcRarDelay Options: 0 - 65535 Default: 0
An RAR message is scheduled based on the delay time you configured. If the delay is 0, the RAR is sent immediately and if the delay is > 0 RAR is scheduled after the delay time expires.
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CCF (Credit Control Failure) Handling |
Use the drop-down list to provision the CCFH AVP. Clients are obligated to react in the method specified by the AVP when the Tx timer expires during a transaction. Options: Terminate (0) — The client must terminate the MN's session if it cannot communicate with the server. Continue (1) — If failover is supported, the client should re-transmit the pending request to a secondary server if one is available; otherwise, the client may continue providing the service to the MN. Retry-Terminate (2) — Similar to Continue, the client should try to move the session to a secondary server, but must terminate the MN's session if the CC session cannot be moved. Default: Continue Tcl Variable: DiaSrvCcCcfHandling |
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Server TCC Time |
Set the session supervisor timer with Server TCC Time. Each session is individually timed, and the timer begins when the initial CCR for that session is received. The timer is reset whenever a CCR is received for that session. If you choose to set a validity time, this timer value should be set to at least twice the validity time to avoid unnecessary session termination due to transmission delays. Enter 0 to disable the timer. Range: N/A Default: 0 Tcl Variable: DiaSrvCcTccTime |
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Include Command Level Validity Time (30) |
Use the checkbox to include the Validity-Time AVP in CCA messages and define the Update Time Interval, in seconds, in the field provided. Range: N/A Default: 30 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCmdLvlValidityTimeEn Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCmdLvlValidityTime |
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Command Level Final Unit Destination |
Use the checkbox to Enable Command level Final Unit destination to allow Redirection of server. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCmdLvlFuiEn |
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Reset Credit Pools on Session Idle |
When selected, the defined quotas are reset for an MN account after the server node receives a terminate CCR for that account. If an initial CCR is subsequently received for the same MN, the total credit units defined will once again be available for allocation. Otherwise, only the units remaining after the last termination are available for a new request. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcResetQuotaEn |
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Include Session-Failover |
Available if Secondary OCS Node is enabled on the OCS Node Emulator Configuration. Used to simulate communication loss Failover. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcSessionFailoverEn |
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Enable MSCC in CCA on Credit Limit Reach |
Enable to modify AVPs only for final CCA with Diameter_Credit_Limit_Reached (4012) from OCS to PGW. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcIncMsccOnCreditLimitEn |
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Do not include Validity Time in CCAU Final |
Enable to remove validity time from MSCC in Final CCA-U from OCS to PGW. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcDoNotIncValTimeInCcauEn |
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Replenish Credit Pool Upon Credit Limit |
Enable to automatically replenish the credit pool, so that a subsequent CCRU with RSU is succeeded instead of credit limit reached. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcAutoReplenishEn |
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Command Level Service Information |
Use the checkbox to Enable Deactivation by Redirection Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCmdLvlSrvInfoEn |
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Do not include MSCC in CCRT |
Enable to remove MSCC for CCA-T in response to CCR-T from PGW. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcDoNotIncMsccInCcrtEn |
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Re-Authorize |
The OCS Node allows configuration of Re-Auth Option, extend RAR message content and send RAR (Re-Auth Request) message. An RAR is sent periodically from the time CC Session is established or by on-demand using the Command that simulates an Operator action. Select parameters Include Rating Group ID, Include Service ID, Include GSU Pool Reference to set up extended Re-Auth messages. The Include Rating Group ID and Include Service ID are obtained from the incoming CCRs. The GSU Pool Reference is associated with Include Rating Group ID or Include Service ID and is available only when you select either of them. The type of G-S-U Pool AVP included in the RAR message depends on the LTE Release version you select on the Emulator Configuration tab.
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CCA-I Delay (ms) |
Indicates a delay (ms) in sending for CCA-I (INITIAL) after receiving CCR (to simulate a traffic/server load). May configure for a specific range of subscribers by using Starting Sub/For all remaining/Ending With. Option: 1 - 30000 ms Default: 1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaIDelayEn Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaIDelay
Starting Sub/For all remaining/Ending With: Subscriber ranges are specified using a Starting Sub with Auto-Increment For all remaining subscribers or an optional Ending With option. Auto Increment - Supports the "N" Integer format, without padding or repeats and must have positive increment. Allows for odd/even/third ranges. The value used in the #(N...) notation should be the first session that you want the delay to apply to. So if you have a total of 10 sessions configured and you want to delay the CCA for 10000ms for sessions 6-10, you would use the notation #(N6). If you only have 5 sessions configured it will not allow you to use #(N6) because that would require at least 6 sessions.
Starting Sub:- Default = #(N1) Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaIDelayStartSub For all remaining or Ending with: Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaIDelayEndSub |
CCA-U Delay (ms) |
Indicates a delay (ms) in sending for CCA-U (UPDATE) after receiving CCR (to simulate a traffic/server load). May configure for a specific range of subscribers by using Starting Sub/For all remaining/Ending With. Option: 1 - 30000 ms Default: 1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaUDelayEn Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaUDelay
Starting Sub/For all remaining/Ending With: Subscriber ranges are specified using a Starting Sub with Auto-Increment For all remaining subscribers or an optional Ending With option. Auto Increment - Supports the "N" Integer format, without padding or repeats and must have positive increment. Allows for odd/even/third ranges. The value used in the #(N...) notation should be the first session that you want the delay to apply to. So if you have a total of 10 sessions configured and you want to delay the CCA for 10000ms for sessions 6-10, you would use the notation #(N6). If you only have 5 sessions configured it will not allow you to use #(N6) because that would require at least 6 sessions.
Starting Sub:- Default = #(N1) Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaUDelayStartSub For all remaining or Ending with: Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaUDelayEndSub |
CCA-T Delay (ms) |
Indicates a delay (ms) in sending for CCA-T (TERMINATE) after receiving CCR (to simulate a traffic/server load). May configure for a specific range of subscribers by using Starting Sub/For all remaining/Ending With. Option: 1 - 30000 ms Default: 1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaTDelayEn Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaTDelay
Starting Sub/For all remaining/Ending With: Subscriber ranges are specified using a Starting Sub with Auto-Increment For all remaining subscribers or an optional Ending With option. Auto Increment - Supports the "N" Integer format, without padding or repeats and must have positive increment. Allows for odd/even/third ranges. The value used in the #(N...) notation should be the first session that you want the delay to apply to. So if you have a total of 10 sessions configured and you want to delay the CCA for 10000ms for sessions 6-10, you would use the notation #(N6). If you only have 5 sessions configured it will not allow you to use #(N6) because that would require at least 6 sessions.
Starting Sub:- Default = #(N1) Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaTDelayStartSub For all remaining or Ending with: Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcCcaTDelayEndSub |
The Command Level Final Unit Final-Unit-Indication AVP allows for redirection of Server containing the final units for the service.
Final-Unit-Indication AVP appears in CCAI/U only when the RSU (Requested-Service-Unit) in CCR exceeds the amount available in the appropriate credit pool.
Final Unit Action |
Indicates to the credit-control client the action to be taken when the user account cannot cover the service cost (Final-Unit-Action AVP (AVP Code 449); type Enumerated). Option: Terminate (0), Redirect (1), Restrict Access (2) Default: Redirect
Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1FinalUnitAction_0
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Re-direct Server |
The Redirect Address defines the address type of the Redirect Server address, that is, the address of the redirect server with which you are connected when the account cannot cover the service cost.
Options: IPv4 (0), IPv6 (1), URL (2; type is Uniform Resource Locator) Default: IPv4
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The Command Level Service Information allows for Deactivation by redirection of Server.
Deactivate by Redirect |
Indicates to the credit-control client the action to be taken when the user account cannot cover the service cost (Final-Unit-Action AVP (AVP Code 449); type Enumerated). Option: Disable0), Enable (1) Default:Disable
Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1SvcInfoAction_0 |
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Re-direct Server |
The Redirect Address defines the address type of the Redirect Server address, that is, the address of the redirect server with which you are connected when the account cannot cover the service cost.
Options: IPv4 (0), IPv6 (1), URL (2; type is Uniform Resource Locator) Default: IPv4
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Number of Restriction Filter Rules |
The Restriction Filter Rule provides filter rules corresponding to services that remain accessible even when there is no more service units granted. Options: 0 - 16 Default: None Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1FinalUnitNumFilters_0 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1FinalUnitFilter1_0
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Number of Filter IDs |
The Restriction Filter Rule provides filter rules corresponding to services that remain accessible even when there is no more service units granted. Options: 0 - 16 Default: None Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1FinalUnitNumFilterIds_0 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1FinalUnitFilterId1_0 |
When the server grants credit for the entire Rating Group, all services within a group can draw from the same credit pool.
Use the dropdown list to determine the number of Credit Pools allocated. The number of Pool tabs displayed depends on the Number of Credit Pools selected from the dropdown list. Range : 1 to 10 , default : 1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1NumPools
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Pool ID |
Indicates the Id of credit pool belonging to a Rating Group (to which the server grants credit). Range : 1 to 4294967295, default : 1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1PoolId_1
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Select to enable APN mapping and APN Index in MSCC 1 pane. Enable for OCS Node to have mapping between Rating Group and APN ID for determining MSCC for allocating quota from the credit pool. Allows for configuring same rating Groups across different MSCCs. Use the APN index as a key to identify the respective credit pool for the received MSCCs. The Rating Group in MSCCs may be similar or different. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApnRgMappingEn |
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Use the APN pane to define up to 11 APN values assigned to MSCCs. You can define one APN for all contexts or a different APN for every context. The APN requires a range of 2 - 50 characters and each APN must be unique. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcNumApns Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn0 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn2 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn3 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn4 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn5 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn6 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn7 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn8 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn9 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApn10 |
Use checkbox to indicate APN Names are case sensitive. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcApnCaseSenseEn |
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Enable to use the Auto Increment Wizard for APNs. Use the Auto-Increment feature to provision a unique name for each APN. Default: #(N0)spirent.apn.com Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcStartingApn Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcStartingApnEn |
In OCS Node testing, the type of credit requested with the initial CCR and the actual credit granted by the server node reported by the Client with every update and termination CCR are defined in the Multiple Services Credit Control (MSCC) pane.
In any of the CCA responses, the server may include the Final-Unit-Indication AVP to notify the client that the credit granted represents the final units remaining in the account.
Monitoring Pane |
The Monitoring pane provides granularity in looking at per rating group/ per service ID/per UE level statistics. A table allows you to provide/set profile information. The table by default has no rows and you may add rows by selecting the Number of Profiles. |
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Number of Profiles |
indicates the number of MSCC profile information. Range: 0 - 10, Default: 0 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1NumProfiles |
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Number of MSCCs |
Use the drop-down list to select the maximum number of MSCC AVPs.
Options: 1 — 100 Default: 1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1NumMscc
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View/Edit MSCC |
The options available depends on the Number of MSCCs you selected. Use the drop-down list to select MSCC Number you would like to view/edit. The MSCC tab is labeled MSCC n, where n is the value you select via View/Edit MSCC drop-down list. Options: 1 — Number of MSCCs Selected Default: 1
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MSCC 1 (Tab/Pane) |
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Include Rating Group ID |
The identifier of the Rating Group associated with a credit service. Enter a valid Rating Group ID associated with a credit service. Range: N/A Default: 0 (No Grating Group)
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Include Service IDs |
Use the checkbox to include the service identified in the Service-Identifier AVP. The specific service the request relates to is uniquely identified by the combination of Service-Context-Id and Service-Identifier AVPs. Number of IDsSelect the number of Service IDs to be included in the AVP. Range: 1 - 25 Default: 1 The number of IDs tabs displayed for you to enter a Service ID, depends on the value you select from the Number of IDs dropdown list.
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ASR Message |
Define AVPs as an optional part of the ASR message content.
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AVP Configuration |
Click the View/Edit button to view or modify the RADIUS VSA or Diameter AVP configuration for the test. |
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AVP Database Size (bytes) |
AVP Database size for each Mscc configuration is set to zero by default. This buffer is used only when the auto increment is selected in the AVP Template and the AVP Database size should be large enough for holding the AVP Data. If the auto increment is not selected, the AVP Database size may be 0. DB Size (bytes) has been added to the VSA/AVP configuration window. This is the value the AVP Database estimator calculates that is required for the AVP Database size. It should be used when determining the size of the AVP Database Size in Bytes. Default: 0
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Max Num AVPs |
Enter the maximum number of AVPs that can be included in a CCR message.
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APN Index |
Select an APN (APN0 to APN 10) to assign to MSCC Rating Group.
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Apply Test Data File to AVP Configuration |
Select the checkbox and then click Select... to choose the file that provisions AVP configuration. This parameter is available only when Vendor Variant is None. See Applying TDF. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvMsccCfgFileEn_1
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The ID pane configures AVPs for each MSCC group to notify the OCS server about re-authorization before the granted Service Units is spent. For example, if the Requested Service Unit (CC-TIME) it set to 30 seconds, then the Time-Quota-Threshold set to 25 seconds notifies the OCS server 5 seconds before the granted quota is exhausted.
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Service ID |
Indicates the service identified in the Service-Identifier AVP. The specific service is uniquely identified by the combination of Service-Context-Id and Service-Identifier AVPs.
Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1ServiceId_1_1
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Include Validity Time |
Use the checkbox to include the Validity-Time AVP in CCA messages and define the Update Time Interval, in seconds, in the field provided. If the MN session is active when the time expires, the server node will send an RAR. Range: N/A Default: 30 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1ValidityTimeEn_1_1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1ValidityTime_1_1
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Include Time Quota Threshold |
Select Include Time Quota Threshold checkbox to indicate that the server includes Time Quota within the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP (that is, when the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP also contains a Granted-Service-Units AVP, i.e., when the granted quota is a time quota).
Range: 1 - 4294967295. Default: 0 (Quota is disabled) Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1TimeQuotaEn_1_1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1TimeQuota_1_1
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Include Volume Quota Threshold |
Select Include Volume Quota Threshold checkbox to indicate that the server includes Time Quota within the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP (that is, when the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP also includes a Granted-Service-Units AVP, which contains a CC-Total-Octets, CC Input-Octets or CC-Output-Octets AVP, i.e., when the granted quota is a volume quota).
Range: 1 - 4294967295 Default: 0 (Quota is disabled) Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1VolumeQuotaEn_1_1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1VolumeQuota_1_1
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Include Unit Quota Threshold |
Select Include Unit Quota Threshold checkbox to allocate a threshold value in service specific units. Indicates that the server includes Unit Quota within the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP (that is, when the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP also includes a Granted-Service-Units AVP, which contains a CC Service-Specific-Units AVP, i.e., when the granted quota is a service specific or within Rate Element AVP).
Range: 1 - 4294967295 Default: 0 (Quota is disabled) Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1UnitQuotaEn_1_1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1UnitQuota_1_1
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Include Quota Holding Time |
Select Include Quota Holding Time checkbox to specify a hold time granted time quota or volume quota in service specific units. The Quota Holding Time AVP (AVP code 871) occurs only in a CCA command and is contained in the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP.
Range: 1 - 4294967295 Default: 0 (Disabled) Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1HoldingTimeEn_1_1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1HoldingTime_1_1
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Include Quota Consumption Time |
Select Include Quota Consumption Time checkbox to specify an idle traffic threshold time in seconds. The Quota Consumption Time AVP (AVP code 881) is included within the Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP only when it also includes a Granted-Service-Units AVP containing a CC-Time AVP (i.e., when the granted quota is a time quota).
Range: 1 - 4294967295 Default: 0 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1ConsumpTimeEn_1_1 Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1ConsumpTime_1_1
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Force Result-Code |
In addition to injecting errors at the IP layer with the Advanced node settings, you can force the server to send an error indication in the Result-Code AVP and test the client's ability to react appropriately when an error is encountered. You specify which Result-Code will contain the error, when the error is sent, and the type of error.
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Include Triggers |
Select the Include Triggers (AVP code 870) checkbox to indicate a single re-authorisation event type from the Triggers pane. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1TriggersEn_1_1
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Include Final Unit Indication |
Select the Final Unit Action Indication (AVP Code 449) checkbox to define the action to be performed by the credit-control client when the user account cannot cover the service cost in Final Unit Indication Pane. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1FinalUnitEn_1_1
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The Triggers tab is available only when you select Include Triggers. It has 31 selection, which are all type= 1/0, default is 0 or unchecked.
You may configure the triggers for each MSCC. Select a single Trigger or all (select ANY for an entire set) the Triggers. The triggers you select are included in CCAI.
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QoS Changes |
If you do not select Any QoS Change, a list of parameters that indicate QoS Changes are available for your selection.
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Location Change |
If you do not select Any Location Change, a list of parameters that indicate Location Change is available for your selection.
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The Final-Unit-Indication AVP applies to MSCC and is a part of Multiple-Services-Credit-Control AVP that OCF sends within CCA-I/U to indicate the Granted-Service-Unit containing the final units for the service.
Final-Unit-Indication AVP appears in CCAI/U only when the RSU (Requested-Service-Unit) in CCR exceeds the amount available in the appropriate credit pool.
Final Unit Action |
Indicates to the credit-control client the action to be taken when the user account cannot cover the service cost (Final-Unit-Action AVP (AVP Code 449); type Enumerated). Option: Terminate (0), Redirect (1), Restrict Access (2)
Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1FinalUnitAction
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Re-direct Server |
The Redirect Address defines the address type of the Redirect Server address, that is, the address of the redirect server with which you are connected when the account cannot cover the service cost.
Options: IPv4 (0), IPv6 (1), URL (2; type is Uniform Resource Locator) Default: IPv4
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SG 1_1_1 (Subscriber Group Pane) |
The SG (Subscriber Group) tab allows you to map MSCC to a specific UE Subscriber Index. You may specify the Subscriber Starting Index and Ending Index or choose to Use Number of Subscribers for Ending Index. Each Service ID tab is mapped to one Subscriber Group tab for a given MSCC. |
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SG_1_1_1 Tab
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The parameters in the Credit Granted pane allows you to select the credit pool and credit granted reported by Requested Service Unit or Configured Granted Service Unit, and define the granted reported in every update CCA.
Granted with |
Indicates the credit granted you would like reported. When you select the Requested Service Unit option, you can only Include Credit Pool Reference in every CCA. The rest of the parameters are not available. Options: Requested Service Unit (1), Configured Granted Service Unit (0) Default: Requested Service Unit Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1GrantMethod_1_1_1 |
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From Credit Pool | Indicates the Pool ID from which the credit is granted. Select the Pool ID from which you would like the credit granted reported. The number of Pool IDs in the dropdown list depends on the Number of Credit Pools you selected. | ||
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Use the checkbox to include the credit pool reference in every update CCA. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1IncGPREn_1_1_1
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Include Times |
Use the checkbox to include the usage times reported in the CCA messages.
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Include Total Octets |
Use the checkbox to include the total Octets reported in the CCA messages.
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Include Input Octets |
Use the checkbox to include the input octets reported in the CCA messages.
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Include Output Octets |
Use the checkbox to include the output octets reported in the credit granted.
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Include Specific Units |
Use the checkbox to include specific units reported in the CCA messages.
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Tariff |
Use the Tariff checkbox to include Tariff Support in the credit granted report. Selecting this checkbox enables the rest of the Tariff related parameters. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1TariffEn_1_1_1 |
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Include Tariff Change Usage |
Select from the dropdown to indicate whether change in tariff usage is to be applied before or after a specified time in the CCA messages. Options: Before (0), After (1) Default: Before
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Granting |
This parameter is available only when credit is granted with Requested Service Units. Enter the percentage tariff of the requested service unit reported in the CCA messages. Default is 50%. Tcl Parameter: DiaSrvCcV1TariffPercent_1_1_1
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