Per QCI Packet Drop Counters and ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters
This section describes the Per QCI Packet Drop Counters and ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters feature.
Feature Description
This section describes the Per QCI Packet Drop Counters and ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters feature.
Support for QCI and ARP Visibility
As of StarOS release 20.2, the software has been enhanced to support the viewing of QoS statistics on a Quality of Service Class Index (QCI) and Allocation and Retention Priority (ARP) basis.
ARP is a 3GPP mechanism for dropping or downgrading lower-priority bearers in situations where the network becomes congested. The network looks at the ARP when determining if new dedicated bearers can be established through the radio base station. QCI is an operator provisioned value that controls bearer level packet forwarding treatments.
This enhancement enables operators to monitor QoS statistics that identify multiple services running with the same QCI value. In addition, packet drop counters have been introduced to provide the specific reason the Enhanced Charging Service (ECS) dropped a packet. The packet drop counters provide output on a per ARP basis. This provides additional information that operators can use to troubleshoot and identify network issues that may be affecting service.
Important |
For the ARP value only the priority level value in the Allocation/Retention Priority (ARP) Information Element (IE) is considered. Pre-emption Vulnerability (PVI) and Pre-emption Capability (PCI) flags in the ARP IE are not considered. |
The existing show apn statistics name apn-name and show apn statistics Exec Mode CLI commands have been enhanced. The output of these commands now provides visibility for QoS statistics on a QCI/ARP basis.
Licensing
Important |
ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters is a license-controlled feature. Per QCI Packet Drop Counters functionality does not require a license. Contact your Cisco account or support representative for licensing details. |
Configuring ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters
This section describes how to configure the ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters feature.
Important |
ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters is a license-controlled feature. Per QCI Packet Drop Counters functionality does not require a license. Contact your Cisco account or support representative for licensing details. |
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Create a Stats Profile.
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Enable the Collection of Per QCI Packet Drop Counters.
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Enable the Collection of QCI/ARP Level Statistics.
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Associate a Stats Profile with an APN.
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Verify the Configuration.
Create a Stats Profile
Use the following example to access Global Configuration Mode and create a Stats Profile:
configure
stats-profile stats_profile_name
end
Notes:
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stats_profile_name must be an alphanumeric string from 1 to 63 characters in length.
Enable the Collection of Packet Drop Statistics
Use the following example to access Stats Profile Configuration Mode and create a Stats Profile and enable the collection of packet drop statistics:
configure
stats-profile stats_profile_name
packet-drop
end
To disable the collection of packet drop statistics
configure
stats-profile stats_profile_name
no packet-drop
end
Notes:
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stats_profile_name must be the name of an existing Stats Profile. The name must be an alphanumeric string from 1 to 63 characters in length.
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packet-drop : enables the collection of packet drop statistics for the specified Stats Profile.
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no packet-drop : disables the collection of packet drop statistics for the specified Stats Profile.
Enable the Collection of QCI/ARP Level Statistics
Use the following example to access Stats Profile Configuration Mode and enable the collection of QCI/ARP level statistics for a Stats Profile:
configure
stats-profile stats_profile_name
qci { all | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | [ non-std { non-gbr | gbr } ] } { arp { all | [ 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |12 | 13 | 14 | 15 ] + } }
end
To disable the collection of QCI/ARP statistics:
configure
stats-profile stats_profile_name
no qci { all | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | [ non-std { non-gbr | gbr } ] } { arp { all | [ 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |12 | 13 | 14 | 15 ] + } }
end
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stats_proflle_name must be the name of an existing Stats Profile. The name must be an alphanumeric string from 1 to 64 characters in length.
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qci : configures the collection of ARP priority level statistics for the specified QCI(s).
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non-std : configures the collection of ARP priority level statistics for non-standard QCIs.
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non-gbr : configures the collection of ARP priority level statistics for non-standard non-guaranteed bit rate (GBR) QCIs.
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gbr : configures the collection of ARP priority level statistics for non-standard GBR QCIs.
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arp : configures the collection of ARP priority level statistics for the specified ARP values.
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no : disables the collection of ARP priority level statistics for the specified qci and arp settings.
Associate a Stats Profile with an APN
Use the following example to access APN Configuration Mode and associate a Stats Profile with an APN:
configure
apn apn_name
stats-profile stats_profile_name
end
To disassociate a Stats Profile from a specified APN:
configure
apn apn_name
no stats-profile
end
Notes:
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stats_profile_name : must be the name of an existing Stats Profile. The name must be an alphanumeric string from 1 to 63 characters in length.
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A maximum of 64 Stats Profiles can be configured per P-GW/SAEGW/GGSN service.
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no stats-profile : disassociates the Stats Profile from the APN.
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If a Stats Profile is associated with more than 12 APNs, the following memory and performance impact warning is provided:
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Verify the Configuration
Use the following procedure to verify the configuration:
First, verify that the Stats Profile is associated with the correct APN. In Exec Mode, enter the following command:
show apn name apn_name
Notes:
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In the command output, look for the stats profile field. It should contain the name of the Stats Profile which is associated with this APN.
Next, verify that the Stats Profile configuration settings are correct. In Exec Mode, enter the following command:
show stats-profile name stats_profile_name
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Where stats_profile_name is the name of the Stats Profile for which you want to view settings.
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The command output includes the following information:
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Stats Profile name
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Packet-drop configuration settings for both QCI and ARP
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QCI ARP combinations for which the StarOS will collect granular ARP statistics
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If any of the above settings are incorrect, perform the configuration procedure again to reconfigure the Stats Profile with the proper settings.
Monitoring Per QCI Packet Drop Counters and ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters
This section describes how to monitor the Per QCI Packet Drop Counters and ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters feature.
Bulk Statistics
This section provides the bulk statistics that have been added to support the ARP Granularity and per QCI Packet Drop Counters feature.
APN Schema
The following bulk statistics have been added to the APN Schema to support the New Standard QCIs feature.
qci65-actbear
qci65-setupbear
qci65-relbear
qci65-uplinkpkt-fwd
qci65-dwlinkpkt-fwd
qci65-uplinkbyte-fwd
qci65-dwlinkbyte-fwd
qci65-uplinkpkt-drop
qci65-dwlinkpkt-drop
qci65-uplinkbyte-drop
qci65-dwlinkbyte-drop
qci65-uplinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci65-dwlinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci65-uplinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci65-dwlinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci65-rejbearer
qci66-actbear
qci66-setupbear
qci66-relbear
qci66-uplinkpkt-fwd
qci66-dwlinkpkt-fwd
qci66-uplinkbyte-fwd
qci66-dwlinkbyte-fwd
qci66-uplinkpkt-drop
qci66-dwlinkpkt-drop
qci66-uplinkbyte-drop
qci66-dwlinkbyte-drop
qci66-uplinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci66-dwlinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci66-uplinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci66-dwlinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci66-rejbearer
qci69-actbear
qci69-setupbear
qci69-relbear
qci69-uplinkpkt-fwd
qci69-dwlinkpkt-fwd
qci69-uplinkbyte-fwd
qci69-dwlinkbyte-fwd
qci69-uplinkpkt-drop
qci69-dwlinkpkt-drop
qci69-uplinkbyte-drop
qci69-dwlinkbyte-drop
qci69-uplinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci69-dwlinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci69-uplinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci69-dwlinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci69-rejbearer
qci70-actbear
qci70-setupbear
qci70-relbear
qci70-uplinkpkt-fwd
qci70-dwlinkpkt-fwd
qci70-uplinkbyte-fwd
qci70-dwlinkbyte-fwd
qci70-uplinkpkt-drop
qci70-dwlinkpkt-drop
qci70-uplinkbyte-drop
qci70-dwlinkbyte-drop
qci70-uplinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci70-dwlinkpkt-drop-mbrexcd
qci70-uplinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci70-dwlinkbyte-drop-mbrexcd
qci70-rejbearer
sessstat-bearrel-ded-admin-clear-qci65
sessstat-bearrel-ded-admin-clear-qci66
sessstat-bearrel-ded-admin-clear-qci69
sessstat-bearrel-ded-admin-clear-qci70
Show Commands
This section provides the Exec Mode show commands that are available to support the Per Packet QCI Drop Counters and ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters feature.
show apn statistics
The qci and arp keywords have been added to this command. The new keywords enable operators to view output for four basic scenarios that apply to the Per QCI Packet Drop Counters and ARP Granularity for QCI Level Counters feature.
Scenario 1
View packet drop counters with granularity at the QCI/ARP level for a single APN. The output of this command is useful for isolating network issues that may be affecting packet drops.
show apn statistics name apn_name qci { all | 1-9 | non-std { gbr | non-gbr } } arp { all | 1-15 }
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apn_name : must be the name of a configured APN created in APN Configuration Mode.
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qci : displays packet drop statistics for the specified QCI(s).
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all QCI(s).
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1-9 : displays packet drop statistics for QCI <n>. Must be a QCI number from 1 to 9.
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non-std : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard QCIs.
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non-gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard non-gbr QCIs
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gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard GBR QCIs.
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arp : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level(s)
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all ARP priority levels.
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1-15 : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level.
Scenario 2
View packet drop counters with granularity at the QCI/ARP level for all APNs.
show apn statistics qci { all | 1-9 | non-std { gbr | non-gbr } } arp { all | 1-15 }
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apn_name : must be the name of a configured APN created in APN Configuration Mode.
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qci : displays packet drop statistics for the specified QCI(s).
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all QCI(s).
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1-9 : displays packet drop statistics for QCI <n>. Must be a QCI number from 1 to 9.
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non-std : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard QCIs.
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non-gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard non-gbr QCIs
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gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard GBR QCIs.
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arp : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level(s)
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all ARP priority levels.
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1-15 : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level.
Scenario 3
View the new packet drop counters at granularity of QCI level, and pre-existing QCI level counters for the specified APN.
show apn statistics name apn_name qci { all | 1-9 | non-std { gbr | non-gbr } }
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apn_name : must be the name of a configured APN created in APN Configuration Mode.
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qci : displays packet drop statistics for the specified QCI(s).
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all QCI(s).
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1-9 : displays packet drop statistics for QCI <n>. Must be a QCI number from 1 to 9.
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non-std : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard QCIs.
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non-gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard non-gbr QCIs
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gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard GBR QCIs.
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arp : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level(s)
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all ARP priority levels.
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1-15 : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level.
Scenario 4
View the packet drop counters at the granularity of the QCI level, and view pre-existing QCI counters consolidated for all APNs.
show apn statistics qci { all | 1-9 | non-std { gbr | non-gbr } }
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apn_name : must be the name of a configured APN created in APN Configuration Mode.
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qci : displays packet drop statistics for the specified QCI(s).
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all QCI(s).
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1-9 : displays packet drop statistics for QCI <n>. Must be a QCI number from 1 to 9.
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non-std : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard QCIs.
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non-gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard non-gbr QCIs
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gbr : displays packet drop statistics for non-standard GBR QCIs.
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arp : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level(s)
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all : displays packet drop statistics for all ARP priority levels.
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1-15 : displays statistics for the specified ARP priority level.
The output of the show apn statistics name apn_name qci all arp all command has been enhanced to display the following new statistics:
Data Statistics:
Uplink Bytes: 0 Downlink Bytes: 0
Uplink Pkts: 0 Downlink Pkts: 0
Uplink Bytes dropped: 0 Downlink Bytes dropped: 0
Uplink Pkts dropped: 0 Downnlink Pkts dropped: 0
Uplink Dropped: Downlink Dropped:
MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0 Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0
Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0 Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes) 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0
SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0 SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0
SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0 SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0
SDF Gate(Bytes): 0 SDF Gate(Bytes): 0
SDF Gate(Pkts): 0 SDF Gate(Pkts): 0
ITC Gate(Bytes): 0 ITC Gate(Bytes): 0
ITC Gate(Pkts): 0 ITC Gate(Pkts): 0
Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0 Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0
Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0 Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0
Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0 Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0
Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0 Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0
Call Terminated(Bytes): 0 Call Terminated(Bytes): 0
Call Terminated(Pkts): 0 Call Terminated(Pkts): 0
DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0 DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0
DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0 DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0
No Rule Match(Bytes): 0 No Rule Match(Bytes): 0
No Rule Match(Pkts): 0 No Rule Match(Pkts): 0
ICAP(Bytes): 0 ICAP(Bytes): N/A
ICAP(Pkts): 0 ICAP(Pkts): N/A
SFW(Bytes): 0 SFW(Bytes): 0
SFW(Pkts): 0 SFW(Pkts): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): : 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0
Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0 Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0
Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0 Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0
4G Bearers Released By Reasons:
QCI1 QCI2 QCI3 QCI4 QCI5 QCI6 QCI7 QCI8 QCI9
Admin disconnect: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ARP level distribution of 4G Bearer Released By Reasons:
Admin disconnect:
QCI 1:
ARP 1: 0
ARP 2: 0
ARP 3: 0
ARP 4: 0
ARP 5: 0
ARP 6: 0
ARP 7: 0
ARP 8: 0
ARP 9: 0
ARP 10: 0
ARP 11: 0
ARP 12: 0
ARP 13: 0
ARP 14: 0
ARP 15: 0
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QCI 9:
ARP 1: 0
ARP 2: 0
ARP 3: 0
ARP 4: 0
ARP 5: 0
ARP 6: 0
ARP 7: 0
ARP 8: 0
ARP 9: 0
ARP 10: 0
ARP 11: 0
ARP 12: 0
ARP 13: 0
ARP 14: 0
ARP 15: 0
Subscriber QoS Statistics:
4G Bearers Released By Reasons:
QCI1 QCI2 QCI3 QCI4 QCI5 QCI6 QCI7 QCI8 QCI9
Admin disconnect: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
ARP level distribution of 4G Bearer Released By Reasons:
Admin disconnect:
QCI 1:
ARP 1: 0
ARP 2: 0
ARP 3: 0
ARP 4: 0
ARP 5: 0
ARP 6: 0
ARP 7: 0
ARP 8: 0
ARP 9: 0
ARP 10: 0
ARP 11: 0
ARP 12: 0
ARP 13: 0
ARP 14: 0
ARP 15: 0
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QCI 9:
ARP 1: 0
ARP 2: 0
ARP 3: 0
ARP 4: 0
ARP 5: 0
ARP 6: 0
ARP 7: 0
ARP 8: 0
ARP 9: 0
ARP 10: 0
ARP 11: 0
ARP 12: 0
ARP 13: 0
ARP 14: 0
ARP 15: 0
QCI 1:
ARP 1:
Bearer Active: 0 Bearer setup: 2
Bearer Released: 2 Bearer Rejected: 0
Uplink Bytes forwarded: 0 Downlink Bytes forwarded: 0
Uplink Pkts forwarded: 0 Downlink Pkts forwarded: 0
Uplink Bytes dropped: 0 Downlink Bytes dropped: 0
Uplink Pkts dropped: 0 Downlink Pkts dropped: 0
Uplink Dropped: Downlink Dropped:
MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0 Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0
Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0 Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes) 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0
SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0 SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0
SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0 SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0
SDF Gate(Bytes): 0 SDF Gate(Bytes): 0
SDF Gate(Pkts): 0 SDF Gate(Pkts): 0
ITC Gate(Bytes): 0 ITC Gate(Bytes): 0
ITC Gate(Pkts): 0 ITC Gate(Pkts): 0
Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0 Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0
Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0 Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0
Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0 Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0
Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0 Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0
Call Terminated(Bytes): 0 Call Terminated(Bytes): 0
Call Terminated(Pkts): 0 Call Terminated(Pkts): 0
DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0 DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0
DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0 DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0
No Rule Match(Bytes): 0 No Rule Match(Bytes): 0
No Rule Match(Pkts): 0 No Rule Match(Pkts): 0
ICAP(Bytes): 0 ICAP(Bytes): N/A
ICAP(Pkts): 0 ICAP(Pkts): N/A
SFW(Bytes): 0 SFW(Bytes): 0
SFW(Pkts): 0 SFW(Pkts): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): : 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0
Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0 Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0
Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0 Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0
QCI 1:
ARP 2:
Bearer Active: 0 Bearer setup: 2
Bearer Released: 2 Bearer Rejected: 0
Uplink Bytes forwarded: 0 Downlink Bytes forwarded: 0
Uplink Pkts forwarded: 0 Downlink Pkts forwarded: 0
Uplink Bytes dropped: 0 Downlink Bytes dropped: 0
Uplink Pkts dropped: 0 Downlink Pkts dropped: 0
Uplink Dropped: Downlink Dropped:
MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0 Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0
Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0 Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes) 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0
SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0 SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0
SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0 SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0
SDF Gate(Bytes): 0 SDF Gate(Bytes): 0
SDF Gate(Pkts): 0 SDF Gate(Pkts): 0
ITC Gate(Bytes): 0 ITC Gate(Bytes): 0
ITC Gate(Pkts): 0 ITC Gate(Pkts): 0
Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0 Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0
Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0 Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0
Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0 Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0
Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0 Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0
Call Terminated(Bytes): 0 Call Terminated(Bytes): 0
Call Terminated(Pkts): 0 Call Terminated(Pkts): 0
DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0 DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0
DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0 DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0
No Rule Match(Bytes): 0 No Rule Match(Bytes): 0
No Rule Match(Pkts): 0 No Rule Match(Pkts): 0
ICAP(Bytes): 0 ICAP(Bytes): N/A
ICAP(Pkts): 0 ICAP(Pkts): N/A
SFW(Bytes): 0 SFW(Bytes): 0
SFW(Pkts): 0 SFW(Pkts): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): : 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0
Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0 Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0
Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0 Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0
The output of the show apn statistics name apn_name qci all command has been enhanced to display the following new statistics:
Data Statistics:
Uplink Bytes: 0 Downlink Bytes: 0
Uplink Pkts: 0 Downlink Pkts: 0
Uplink Bytes dropped: 0 Downlink Bytes dropped: 0
Uplink Pkts dropped: 0 Downnlink Pkts dropped: 0
Uplink Dropped: Downlink Dropped:
MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0 Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0
Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0 Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes) 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0
SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0 SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0
SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0 SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0
SDF Gate(Bytes): 0 SDF Gate(Bytes): 0
SDF Gate(Pkts): 0 SDF Gate(Pkts): 0
ITC Gate(Bytes): 0 ITC Gate(Bytes): 0
ITC Gate(Pkts): 0 ITC Gate(Pkts): 0
Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0 Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0
Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0 Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0
Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0 Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0
Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0 Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0
Call Terminated(Bytes): 0 Call Terminated(Bytes): 0
Call Terminated(Pkts): 0 Call Terminated(Pkts): 0
DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0 DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0
DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0 DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0
No Rule Match(Bytes): 0 No Rule Match(Bytes): 0
No Rule Match(Pkts): 0 No Rule Match(Pkts): 0
ICAP(Bytes): 0 ICAP(Bytes): N/A
ICAP(Pkts): 0 ICAP(Pkts): N/A
SFW(Bytes): 0 SFW(Bytes): 0
SFW(Pkts): 0 SFW(Pkts): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): : 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0
Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0 Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0
Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0 Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0
4G Bearers Released By Reasons:
QCI1 QCI2 QCI3 QCI4 QCI5 QCI6 QCI7 QCI8 QCI9
Admin disconnect: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Subscriber QoS Statistics:
QCI 1:
Bearer Active: 0 Bearer setup: 0
Bearer Released: 0 Bearer Rejected: 0
Uplink Bytes forwarded: 0 Downlink Bytes forwarded: 0
Uplink Pkts forwarded: 0 Downlink Pkts forwarded: 0
Uplink Bytes dropped: 0 Downlink Bytes dropped: 0
Uplink Pkts dropped: 0 Downlink Pkts dropped: 0
Uplink Dropped: Downlink Dropped:
MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 MBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 MBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Bytes): 0
AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0 AMBR Exceeded(Pkts): 0
Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0 Miscellaneous(Bytes): 0
Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0 Miscellaneous(Pkts): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes) 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Bytes): 0
Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0 Overcharge Prtctn(Pkts): 0
SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0 SGW Restoration(Bytes): 0
SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0 SGW Restoration(Pkts): 0
SDF Gate(Bytes): 0 SDF Gate(Bytes): 0
SDF Gate(Pkts): 0 SDF Gate(Pkts): 0
ITC Gate(Bytes): 0 ITC Gate(Bytes): 0
ITC Gate(Pkts): 0 ITC Gate(Pkts): 0
Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0 Flow Terminated(Bytes): 0
Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0 Flow Terminated(Pkts): 0
Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0 Subsession Terminated(Bytes): 0
Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0 Subsession Terminated(Pkts): 0
Call Terminated(Bytes): 0 Call Terminated(Bytes): 0
Call Terminated(Pkts): 0 Call Terminated(Pkts): 0
DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0 DCCA Discard(Bytes): 0
DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0 DCCA Discard(Pkts): 0
No Rule Match(Bytes): 0 No Rule Match(Bytes): 0
No Rule Match(Pkts): 0 No Rule Match(Pkts): 0
ICAP(Bytes): 0 ICAP(Bytes): N/A
ICAP(Pkts): 0 ICAP(Pkts): N/A
SFW(Bytes): 0 SFW(Bytes): 0
SFW(Pkts): 0 SFW(Pkts): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Bytes): 0
Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0 Hierarchical ENF(Pkts): 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Bytes): : 0
Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0 Dynamic CA Gate(Pkts): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Bytes): 0
NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0 NAT64 Cancel(Pkts): 0
Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0 Bearer Not Found(Bytes): 0
Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0 Bearer Not Found(Pkts): 0
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QCI 9:
Bearer Active: 0 Bearer setup: 0
Bearer Released: 0 Bearer Rejected: 0
Uplink Bytes forwarded: 0 Downlink Bytes forwarded: 0
Uplink Pkts forwarded: 0 Downlink Pkts forwarded: 0
Uplink Bytes dropped: 0 Downlink Bytes dropped: 0
Uplink Pkts dropped: 0 Downlink Pkts dropped:
show configuration
The output of this command has been enhanced to show the Stats Profile configuration settings.
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stats-profile <stats_profile_name>
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qci <qci number> arp <arp number>
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packet-drop (if packet-drop is enabled)
show stats-profile name
This new command in Exec Mode shows the configuration settings for the specified Stats Profile.
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Stats Profile Name: <stats_profile_name>
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qci <qci number> arp <arp_number(s)>
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packet-drop <if packet drop is enabled>