Priority

Diameter Client

Error Code

Is Experimental Error Code

Value of this field is pulled from the CRD output column which is of type Boolean (need to configure pull value from column to map to a result column of the CRD table), which represents how CPS has to send the Error Code in response either through Result-Code AVP or 'Experimental-Result-Code' grouped AVP.

Default value is false that means CPS sends an error code in response through Result-Code AVP.

Priority

Diameter Client

Protocol

Release Cause

Reason for aborting Gx session.

Default value is UNSPECIFIED_REASON(0).

The following release causes are supported:

• Default: UNSPECIFIED_REASON(0)

• UE_SUBSCRIPTION_REASON(1)

• INSUFFICIENT_SERVER_RESOURCES(2)

• IP_CAN_SESSION_TERMINATION(3)

• UE_IP_ADDRESS_RELEASE(4)

Priority

Diameter Client

Event Trigger Stg

StgNameReferencePair:

• Stg Name (Optional): This can be left blank

• Stg Reference (Mandatory): This is the reference to the CRD table

• List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (Mandatory): Defines the mapping between the AVP Names and the key columns defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are used as inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

  • Avp Name: The name of the Diameter AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported values are Cisco-CC-Failure-Type, Charging-Rule-Name, and Rule-Failure-Code.

  • Column: The reference to the CRD column for the input AVP.

• List Of Output Column Avp Pairs (Mandatory): Defines the mapping between the AVP Names and the output columns defined in the selected STG. These mappings indicate how the output columns' values are mapped to AVPs after the CRD is evaluated.

  • Avp Name: The name of the Diameter AVP to which the value of the output column is mapped. Supported values are Remove-Rx-Rule, Terminate-Session, and Reinitiate-Session.

  • Column: The reference to the CRD column for the output AVP.

Priority

Diameter Client

Collapse Dedicated Bearer

If this value is set to true, then on Default Bearer QoS uplift, a check is done to see if any of the existing dedicated bearers have the same QoS as the uplifted QoS (specifically same QCI and ARP). CPS then installs those rules and flows on the default bearer associated with existing dedicated bearer. This is due to the fact that PGW removes the dedicated bearer when QCI and ARP matches with the default bearer. With the removal of the dedicated bearer all the flows and rules associated with that bearers are removed.

Evaluate Static Rules

Reserved for future use.

Evaluate Qo S Group Rules

Reserved for future use.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Search Table Group table that is being referenced. The STG (and the contained CRDs) can also contain key columns that do not directly refer to Diameter AVPs in the trigger message. For example, Outputs of other tables. These columns must be bound correctly.

Input Column Binding (List)

Input parameters in terms of CRD column name and mapped AVP Code.

ColumnAndAvpPair

• Avp Name: Supported custom input AVP names are:

  • Message: This represents the incoming or outgoing message type. Supported values are CCR-I, CCA-I, GX-RAR and RX-AAR.

  • APNString: This represents the existing active APNs for the subscriber. Various names are separated by colon in an alphabetical order. For example, Hotspot:IMS:SOS are in alphabetical order.

  • APNCount: APN count is the total count of existing active APNs for the subscriber.

• Column: The key column in the STG that corresponds to the specified AVP.

Priority Level

CRD table output column having the priority value. Value can be any positive integer. 0 is an invalid value.

The maximum value is based on the bit length configured under Attribute Encode Table in Policy Builder. Lesser the number higher the priority.

There is no default value.

Stage

CRD table output column having Stage column value. These is the stage column valid value present in Stage table under Attribute Encoding Table in Policy Builder.

Valid value is any string.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Search Table Group table that is being referenced. The STG (and the contained CRDs) can also contain key columns that do not directly refer to Diameter AVPs in the trigger message. For example, Outputs of other tables. These columns must be bound correctly.

Input Column Binding (List)

Input parameters in terms of CRD column name and mapped AVP Code.

ColumnAndAvpPair

• Avp Name: Supported custom input AVP names are:

  • Stage: Stage value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the stage of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • Priority: Priority value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteLogicalApn: APN value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the APN priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteFrontEndId: Front End Id value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the front end ID of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • MPS-Identifier: MPS identifier of the existing Rx session.

  • Reservation-Priority: Reservation priority of the existing Rx session.

  • MCPTT-Identifier: MCPTT identifier of the existing Rx session.

  • Media-Type: Media Type of the existing Rx session.

• Column: The key column in the STG that corresponds to the specified AVP.

Priority Level

CRD table output column having the priority value. Value can be any positive integer. 0 is an invalid value.

The maximum value is based on the bit length configured under Attribute Encode Table in Policy Builder. Lesser the number higher the priority.

There is no default value.

Action

CRD table output column for the action value. Valid values are DELETE and PAUSE.

Configuring DELETE results in removal of the rules from gateway and termination on Rx.

Currently, PAUSE is not supported for IMS service.

There is no default value.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Search Table Group table that is being referenced. The STG (and the contained CRDs) can also contain key columns that do not directly refer to Diameter AVPs in the trigger message. For example, Outputs of other tables. These columns must be bound correctly.

Input Column Binding (List)

Input parameters in terms of CRD column name and mapped AVP Code.

ColumnAndAvpPair

• Avp Name: Supported input AVP names are:

  • Stage: Stage value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the stage of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • Priority: Priority value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteLogicalApn: APN value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the APN priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteFrontEndId: Front End Id value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the front end ID of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • Service-Info-Status: Service Info Status of the existing Rx session.

  • Sponsor-Identity: Sponsor Identity of the existing Rx session.

  • DPCC-Name: DPCC Name of the existing Rx session.

  • DPCC-Value: DPCC Value of the existing Rx session.

  • Intention: Intent of the existing Rx session.

  • Media-Type: Media Type of the existing Rx session.

• Column: The key column in the STG that corresponds to the specified AVP.

Priority Level

CRD table output column having the priority value. Value can be any positive integer. 0 is an invalid value.

The maximum value is based on the bit length configured under Attribute Encode Table in Policy Builder. Lesser the number higher the priority.

There is no default value.

Action

CRD table output column for the action value. Valid values are DELETE and PAUSE.

Configuring DELETE results in rule removal or QoS reversal and termination on Rx

Configuring PAUSE results in rule removal or QoS reversal at gateway but no termination on Rx. The rules are re-installed or QoS is re-installed when the PAUSE condition is gone.

There is no default value.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Search Table Group table that is being referenced. The STG (and the contained CRDs) can also contain key columns that do not directly refer to Diameter AVPs in the trigger message. For example, Outputs of other tables. These columns must be bound correctly.

Input Column Binding (List)

Input parameters in terms of CRD column name and mapped AVP Code.

ColumnAndAvpPair

• Avp Name: Supported custom input AVP names are:

  • Stage: Stage value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the stage of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • Priority: Priority value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteLogicalApn: APN value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the APN priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteFrontEndId: Front End Id value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the front end ID of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • TDF-App-Id: TDF application identifier of the existing Sd detected application.

  • Sponsor-Id: Sponsor identity of the existing Sd detected application.

• Column: The key column in the STG that corresponds to the specified AVP.

Priority Level

CRD table output column having the priority value. Value can be any positive integer. 0 is an invalid value.

The maximum value is based on the bit length configured under Attribute Encode Table in Policy Builder. Lesser the number higher the priority.

There is no default value.

Action

CRD table output column for the action value. Valid values are DELETE and PAUSE.

When custom muting is enabled and PAUSE is configured, all the services are moved to default bearer and are custom muted.

Configuring DELETE removes the services from the gateway.

There is no default value.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Search Table Group table that is being referenced. The STG (and the contained CRDs) can also contain key columns that do not directly refer to Diameter AVPs in the trigger message. For example, Outputs of other tables. These columns must be bound correctly.

Input Column Binding (List)

Input parameters in terms of CRD column name and mapped AVP Code.

ColumnAndAvpPair

• Avp Name: Supported input AVP names are:

  • Stage: Stage value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the stage of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • Priority: Priority value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteLogicalApn: APN value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the APN priority of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • RemoteFrontEndId: Front End Id value as received in Active Traffic Management (ADTM) Attribute notification from UDC FE. This is the front end ID of the incoming call which leads to deletion or pause of the existing bearer.

  • Attribute-Name: Name of the existing subscriber attribute.

  • Attribute-Value: Value of the same existing subscriber attribute.

• Column: The key column in the STG that corresponds to the specified AVP.

Priority Level

CRD table output column having the priority value. Value can be any positive integer. 0 is an invalid value.

The maximum value is based on the bit length configured under Attribute Encode Table in Policy Builder. Lesser the number higher the priority.

There is no default value.

Action

CRD table output column for the action value. Valid values are DELETE and PAUSE.

When DELETE is configured, SPR attributes does not participate in the policy evaluation.

When PAUSE is configured, SPR attribute does not participate in policy evaluation until PAUSE condition is valid.

There is no default value.

Priority

Diameter Client

Source APN

The APN that will be mapped to the target APN.

Target APN

The APN that will be the used instead of the source APN.

Priority

Diameter Client

Name

Any name can be specified.

Reporting Timeout

The number of minutes used to set the Revalidation-Time AVP so that the subscriber has a chance to get unthrottled before the allocated dosage is used.

Monitoring Key

BaseUsageMonitoringKey

For detailed descriptions of these parameters, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Encoding Format

• Monitoring Key

• Dosage

• Monitoring Level

• Enabled

Bandwidth Threshold (List)

BandwidthThresthold

• Lower Value – The minimum bandwidth value (in kbps) that you can specify for the corresponding Label. This value should be an integer.

  When the computed bandwidth used is greater than this value, the corresponding Label is set to the subscriber for the particular application identified by the Name option.

• Label – The name of the label, which depends upon user requirements.

Priority

Diameter Client

Mode Type

The type of mode that is being set explicitly.

Priority

Diameter Client

Name

The name of the CC-Group value to be assigned to the user's session.

Priority

Diameter Client

Online

Offline

Primary O C S

The primary Online Charging System to be used.

Secondary O C S

The secondary Online Charging System to be used.

Primary O F C S

The primary Offline Charging System to be used.

Secondary O F C S

The secondary Offline Charging System to be used.

Priority

Diameter Client

Cisco Content Filtering Policy

The name of the policy being applied by this configuration.

Priority

Diameter Client

Event Trigger

Priority

Diameter Client

Override Rule (List)

Specifies the name of the rule (predefined or static) for which override values are sent.

Override Charging Action Exclude Rule (List)

Exclude Rule – Defines the rule name where the override will not be applied.

• Rule Name – the name of the rule to be excluded.

Override Service Identifier

Used to override the value of Service Identifier configured in the charging action.

Override Rating Group

Defines the value of the rating group configured for a static/predefined rule.

Override Reporting Level

Used to override the value of reporting level configured in the charging action.

Override Online

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

Override Offline

Override Metering Method

Used to override the value of Metering Method configured in the charging action.

Override QoS

Used to Override QoS-Information for a predefined rule or charging action.

Override-Max-Requested-Bandwidth-UL

Defines the maximum bit rate allowed for the uplink direction.

Override-Max-Requested-Bandwidth-DL

Defines the maximum bit rate allowed for the downlink direction.

Override-Guaranteed-Bitrate-UL

Defines the guaranteed bit rate allowed for Uplink direction. This AVP should be included only for rules on dedicated bearers.

Override-Guaranteed-Bitrate-DL

Defines the guaranteed bit rate allowed for downlink direction. This AVP should be included only for rules on dedicated bearers.

Override-Allocation-Retention-Priority

Used to override the pre-configured value of ARP.

Override Merge Wildcard

Used to merge override control charging/policy parameters between override control with specific charging action and wildcard override control.

Priority

Diameter Client

Qos Group Rule Name

The name of the QoS group rule to which the policy is being applied.

Flow Status

Encoding Format

Monitoring Key

Redirect Server

RedirectServer

• Address Type

• Server Type

Cisco Qos Information

CiscoQoSInformation

For detailed information about these parameters, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Qci

• Max Req Bandwidth U L

• Max Req Bandwidth D L

• Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

• Guaranteed Bit Rate D L

• APN Agg Max Bit Rate U L

• APN Agg Max Bit Rate D L

• Arp

Priority

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

Diameter Client

CSG-Information-Reporting AVP value

AVP values are 0, 1, or 2.

0 = CHANGE_CSG_CELL

1 = CHANGE_CSG_SUBSCRIBED_HYBRID_CELL

2 = CHANGE_CSG_UNSUBSCRIBED_HYBRID_CELL

Priority

Diameter Client

Qci

Max Req Bandwidth U L

Max Req Bandwidth D L

Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

Guarnateed Bit Rate D L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate D L

Arp

ConditionalApnAggregateMaxBitrate

Priority

Diameter Client

Qci

Max Req Bandwidth U L

Max Req Bandwidth D L

Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

Guarnateed Bit Rate D L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate D L

Arp

Priority

Diameter Client

Default Bearer Delay In Milliseconds

Dedicated Bearer Delay In Milliseconds

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Name of the CRD table used in the service configuration.

Apply Prev Applied T D F Id Qos

By default, the value is set to false that indicates CPS considers QoS derived from Rx and default bearer QoS service for missing QoS attributes.

If set to true, CPS considers QoS derived from previously applied TDF ID QoS for missing QoS attributes.

Input Column Binding (List)

Input parameters in terms of CRD column name and mapped AVP Code. Supported AVP code is TDF-Application-Identifier.

Output Column Binding (List)

Output parameters in terms of CRD column name and mapped AVP Code. Supported AVP codes are: QoS-Class-Identifier, Priority-Level, Preemption Capability, Preemption Vulnerability, APN-Aggregate-Max-Bitrate-UL, APN-Aggregate-Max-Bitrate-DL, Max-Requested-Bandwidth-UL, Max-Requested-Bandwidth-DL, Guaranteed-Bitrate-UL, and Guaranteed-Bitrate-DL.

Priority

Diameter Client

Default T D F App Id Priority

When default value for the TDF Id is not configured, CPS considers this by default value is -1, which takes high precedence and if multiple TDF-APP-Id`s does not have priority then both will have same priority then CPS may not process in order so behavior would vary every time CPS evaluate this table.

Default C C Time In Seconds

Default CC-Time when not received in Sd_CCR-U.

Stg Name

Name of the CRD table used in this service configuration.

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the AVP Names and the key columns defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are used as inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

• Avp Name - The name of the AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported value is TDF-Application-Identifier.

• Column - The reference to the CRD column for the input AVP.

TDF App Id priority Column

Priority Configured for TDF-Application-Identifier.

C C Time Output Column

CC-Time Configured for the TDF-Application-Identifier.

Priority

Diameter Client

Mps Eps Priority Enabled

When selected, invokes the Priority EPS Service.

• 1: Enable

• 0: Disable

Mps Priority Level

Indicates the priority level (Integer range 1-15).

Ims Signaling Priority

IMS signaling priority level (Integer range 1-15).

Priority

Diameter Client

Event Trigger

Priority

Diameter Client

Event Trigger

Indicates value of the event trigger.

Priority

Diameter Client

STG Table

The name of the Search Table group table that is being referenced.

List Of Input Column Avp Paris (List)

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

List Of Output Column Avp Paris (List)

Retry Pcc Rules On Failure

Can be set to true or false.

Default: false

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD table. This is a mandatory parameter.

List of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the AVP Names and the key columns defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are used as inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

• Avp Name – The name of the AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported values are Charging-Rule-Name, Rule-Failure-Code, Cisco-CC-Failure-Type, TDF-Application-Identifier, Application-Service-Provider-Identity, DPCC-Name, DPCC-Value, AF-Application-Identifier, and Sponsor-Identity.

• Column – The reference to the CRD column for the input AVP.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

List of Output AVPs for the CRD.

• Avp Name – The name of the AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported values are Service-Identifier, Rating-Group, Flow-Status, Online, Offline, Metering-Method, Reporting-Level, Precedence, Redirect-Support, Redirect-Address-Type and Redirect-Server-Address.

• Column – The reference to the CRD column for the output AVP.

Priority

Diameter Client

Qci

Max Req Bandwidth U L

Max Req Bandwidth D L

Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

Guaranteed Bit Rate D L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate D L

Arp

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD tables that define the Qos Action.

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the 'AVP Names' and the key 'Columns' defined in the selected STG. These AVPs will be the inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the diameter AVP (received in Media Component Description AVP of the AAR message) that will be used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported list of AVPs are: QoS-Class-Identifier, TDF-Application-Identifier, Sponsor-Identity, Application-Service-Provider-Identity, Priority-Level, Pre-emption-Capability, Pre-emption-Vulnerability.

  DPCC_NAME - Used to derive the Dynamic PCC rule from CRD tables.

  DPCC_VALUE - Used to derive the Dynamic PCC rule from CRD tables.

• Column – References the key column defined in the selected STG.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the 'AVP Names' and the output columns defined in the selected STG. These mappings indicate how the output column values are mapped to AVPs after the CRD is evaluated.

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the diameter AVP (attribute from Qos-Information) to which the value of the output column should be mapped while setting the Qos-Information for the dedicated bearer on Gx. Supported values are:

  • Rating-Group

  • Reporting-Level

  • Service-Identifier

  • Online

  • Offline

  • Flow-Status

  • Metering-Method

  • Precedence

  • Allow-Usage-Monitoring (Map to corresponding crd column which is of type boolean).

  Note	CPS sends Monitoring key for pre-configured rules only when ‘CC-Total-Octets’ is sent in Rx-AAR request (granted service units) and Allow-Usage-Monitoring is configured as true.

  The values for 'AVP name' must be exactly the same as those used while defining the input columns.

• Column – References the output column defined in the selected STG.

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Reference

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate D L

Condition to Override

Priority

Diameter Client

Rule Group

Rule Name

Enable Resource Allocation Notification

Dual Stack Session

Framed I P Type

ToD Schedule

Scheduled Hour

Retry Profile

Online

Offline

Flow Status

Rating Group

Service Identifier

The identity of the service or service component that the service data flow in a PCC rule relates to.

Reporting Level

The Reporting-Level AVP is of type Enumerated and it defines on what level the PCEF reports the usage for the related PCC rule. There are three types of reporting levels:

• SERVICE_IDENTIFIER_LEVEL (0): Usage will be reported on service id and rating group combination level and is applicable when the Service-Identifier and Rating-Group have been provisioned within the Charging-Rule-Definition AVP, and Rating-Group AVP have been provisioned within the Charging-Rule-Definition AVP. Applicable for offline charging.

• RATING_GROUP_LEVEL (1): Usage will be reported on rating group level and is applicable when the Rating-Group has been provisioned within the Charging-Rule-Definition AVP, and Rating-Group AVP have been provisioned within the Charging-Rule-Definition AVP. Applicable for offline charging.

• SPONSORED_CONNECTIVITY_LEVEL (2):Usage will be reported on sponsor identity and rating group combination level and is applicable when the Sponsor-IdentityAVP Application-Service-Provider-Identity AVP and Rating-Group AVP have been provisioned within the Charging-Rule-Definition AVP. Applicable for offline charging.

Precedence

Determines the order in which the service data flow templates are applied at service data flow detection at the PCEF. A PCC rule with the Precedence AVP having a lower value will be applied before a PCC rule with the Precedence AVP having a higher value.

Metering Method

The Metering-Method AVP (AVP code 1007) is of type Enumerated and it defines what parameters will be metered for offline charging. The PCEF may use the AVP for online charging in case of decentralized unit determination. There are three types of metering method:

• DURATION (0): The duration of the service data flow will be metered.

• VOLUME (1): The volume of the service data flow traffic will be metered.

• DURATION_VOLUME (2): The duration and the volume of the service data flow traffic will be metered.

Monitoring Key

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

Flow Information (List)

FlowInformation

• Flow Description

• Tos Traffic Class

• Flow Direction

QoS Information

QoSInformation

For detailed information about these parameters, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Qci

• Max Req Bandwidth U L

• Max Req Bandwidth D L

• Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

• Guaranteed Bit Rate D L

• Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

• Apn Agg Max Bit Rate D L

• Arp

Redirect Information

RedirectInformation

For detailed information about these parameters, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Redirect Support

• Redirect Address Type

• Redirect Server Address

Mirror Default Bearer QCI/ARP

When set to true, CPS mirrors the QCI and ARP from the command level to the rule level, and enforces the rule level MBR values from the Policy Builder configuration for the rule level.

Default: false.

Provision Default Bearer QoS

Tdf Application Identifier

Mute Notification

Use in Rule Status Condition

Controls whether or not the PCC rule reported status AVPs are created.

Default: true

Use in Rule Install Condition

Controls whether or not the PCC rule installed AVPs are created.

Default: false

Encoding Format

When set to true, indicates monitoring key is encoded.

When set to false, indicates no encoding is required. By default, CPS does not do any encoding for monitoring key.

Default: false

Priority

Diameter Client

Rule Group

Rule Name

Enable Resource Allocation Notification

Dual Stack Session

Framed I P Type

ToD Schedule

Scheduled Hour

Retry Profile

Priority

Diameter Client

Rule Group

Rule Name

Enable Resource Allocation Notification

Dual Stack Session

Framed I P Type

ToD Schedule

Scheduled Hour

Retry Profile

Priority

Diameter Client

Sd Auto Subscribe

When this flag is "false", the PCRF forwards PRA status when available to TDF, if TDF has subscribed with Event Trigger CHANGE_OF_UE_PRESENCE_IN_PRESENCE_REPORTING_AREA_REPORT (48).

When this flag is "true" and the PRA status is available it is forwarded to TDF without waiting for the Event Trigger 48 subscription from TDF.

Presence Reporting Area Identifier List

This list contains the PRA identifier names which PCRF needs, to subscribe to PCEF with Event Trigger CHANGE_OF_UE_PRESENCE_IN_PRESENCE_REPORTING_AREA_REPORT.

Priority

Diameter Client

Priority

Diameter Client

PCC Rules

Can be set to true or false. When set to true, the PCC rules will be reprovisioned.

Default: false

Default Bearer QoS

Can be set to true or false. When set to true, the Default Bearer QoS will be reprovisioned.

Default: false

Override Control

Can be set to true or false. When set to true, the AVP Override Control is repovisioned during handoff.

Default: false

Priority

Diameter Client

Absolute Time Flag

This flag can be set to true or false.

true – The next revalidation time is set using the absolute values specified for the following three revalidation attributes (Hour Minute, and Sec).

false – The next revalidation time is derived by adding the values specified for the following three revalidation attributes to the system time.

Revalidation Time in Hour

The hour the revalidation will occur.

Specify this value using 24-hour format.

Revalidation Time in Minute

The minutes setting in the revalidation timestamp.

Revalidation Time in Sec

The seconds setting in the revalidation timestamp.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Input Column Binding (List)

Is Message Suppressed Output Column

Priority

Diameter Client

Logical Grouping

Search Table

Search Group

Search Column

Best Match Excludes Star Match

Rule Name Source

A key column that must be bound to the Rule Name column within the STG. The data in the STG column is of type Text.

Flow Status Source

Must be bound to the Flow Status column in the Search Table Groups (STG). The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Monitoring Key Source

Must be bound to the Monitoring Key column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Redirect Address Table

The name of the Redirect Address Table. This table contains redirected attributes, such as these (described in the following four rows):

• Redirect Enabled Source

• Redirect Address Type Source

• Redirect Address Source

• Redirect Support Source

Redirect Enabled Source

Must be bound to the Redirect Enabled column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type True/False.

Redirect Address Type Source

Must be bound to the Redirect Address Type column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Redirect Address Source

Must be bound to the Redirect Address column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Redirect Support Source

Must be bound to the Redirect Support column in the STG.

Online Source

Must be bound to the Online column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Offline Source

Must be bound to the Offline column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Rating Group Source

Must be bound to the Rating Group column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Service Id Source

Must be bound to the Service ID column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Reporting Level Source

Must be bound to the Reporting Level column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Precedence Source

Must be bound to the Precedence column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Metering Method Source

Must be bound to the Metering Method column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Flow Information Source

Must be bound to the Flow Information column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Use Override Server Address

Must be bound to the Override Server Address column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type True/False.

If set to true, the address is taken from the service option. If set to false, the redirect server address will not be overridden.

Override Server Address

Must be bound to the corresponding column within the STG.

Qci Source

Must be bound to the QCI column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

Max Req Bandwidth U L Source

Must be bound to the Max Req Bandwidth UL column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information about Max Req Bandwidth U L, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

Max Req Bandwidth D L Source

Must be bound to the Max Req Bandwidth DL column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information about Max Req Bandwidth D L Source, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

Guaranteed Bit Rate U L Source

Must be bound to the Guaranteed Bit Rate UL column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information about Guaranteed Bit Rate U L see Common Parameter Descriptions.

Guaranteed Bit Rate D L Source

Must be bound to the Guaranteed Bit Rate DL column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information about Guaranteed Bit Rate D L, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

ARP Priority Level Source

Must be bound to the ARP Priority Level column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information about Priority Levels, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

ARP Preemption Capability Source

Must be bound to the ARP Preemption Capability column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information about Preemption Capability, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

ARP Preemption Vulnerability Source

Must be bound to the ARP Preemption Vulnerability column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. For more information about Preemption Vulnerability, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

Apn Agg Max Bit Rate D L

Rule Retry Profile Name

Must be bound to the Rule Retry Profile column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Mirror Default Bearer QCI/ARP

When set to true, CPS mirrors the QCI and ARP from the command level to the rule level, and enforces the rule level MBR values from the Policy Builder configuration for the rule level.

Default: false.

Provision Default Bearer QoS

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

Tdf Application Identifier Source

References the application detection filter (for example, its value may represent an application such as a list of URLs, etc.) to which the PCC rule for application detection and control in the PCEF applies. Tdf Application Identifier Source must be bound to the appropriate column in the STG, and Type should be Text. For more information about Tdf Application Identifier, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

Mute Notification Source

Must be bound to the Mute Notification column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number or Decimal. For more information about Mute Notification, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

Enable Resource Allocation Notification Source

Must be bound to the Enable Resource Allocation Notification column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of Type Number. The possible values are mentioned in 3GPP specification 29.212.

Input List (List)

InputColumnObject:

• Crd Column – Is bound to the appropriate key column in the STG for those AVPs that are inputs to this table.

• Referenced Output Column – Reserved for future use.

• Column Value – The value of the AVP that is bound to the Crd Column and has a single value.

• Referenced MultiValue AVP Name – The name of the attribute that is bound to the Crd Column and has multiple values.

Use in Rule Status Condition

Controls whether or not the PCC rule reported status AVPs are created. By default, this parameter is set to true.

Use in Rule Install Condition

Controls whether or not the PCC rule installed AVPs are created. By default, this parameter is set to false.

Encoding Format Source

The parameter is used to pull the value from a CRD column of type Boolean.

When set to true, CRD value indicates monitoring key is encoded.

When set to false, CRD value indicates no encoding is required. By default, CPS does not do any encoding for monitoring key.

Default: false

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table

Input Rule Name Column

The input column for the Search Table Group (STG), which contains the rule name.

Input Rule Status Column

The input column for the STG, which contains the rule status against which new rules are to be added.

Output Rule Group Column

The output column for the STG, which contains the rule group used as a group to search the TableDrivenChargingRule.

Output Search Table

If there are multiple TableDrivenChargingRules mapped with multiple Search Tables, and if we want to use only one table to be looked at for new rules installation on rule failure, we can give the table as Output Search Table so that only one TableDrivenChargingRule object, which has the ‘Search Table’ matching the ‘Output Search Table’ in TableDrivenChargingRuleRefresh, is evaluated for refresh rules.

Priority

Diameter Client

Logical Grouping

Search Table

Search Group

Search Column

Best Match Excludes Star Match

Rule Name Source

A key column that must be bound to the Rule Name column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Monitoring Key Source

Must be bound to the Monitoring Key column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Encoding Format Source

Must be bound to the Encoding format column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type True/False.

Redirect Address Table

The name of the Redirect Address Table. This table contains redirected attributes, such as these (described below):

• Redirect Enabled Source

• Redirect Address Type Source

• Redirect Address Source

Redirect Enabled Source

Must be bound to the Redirect Enabled column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type True/False.

Redirect Address Type Source

Must be bound to the Redirect Address Type column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Redirect Address Source

Must be bound to the Redirect Address column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Use Override Server Address

Must be bound to the Override Server Address column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type True/False.

If set to true, the address is taken from the service option. If set to false, the redirect server address will not be overridden.

Override Server Address

Must be bound to the corresponding column within the STG.

Priority

Diameter Client

Logical Grouping

Search Table

Search Group

Search Column

Best Match Excludes Star Match

Rule Name Source

A key column that must be bound to the Rule Name column within the STG. The data in the STG column is of type Text.

Input List (list)

InputColumnObject:

• Crd Column – Is bound to the appropriate key column in the STG for those AVPs that are inputs to this table.

• Referenced Output Column – Reserved for future use.

• Column Value – The value of the AVP that is bound to the Crd Column and has a single value.

• Referenced MultiValue AVP Name – The name of the attribute that is bound to the Crd Column and has multiple values.

Use In Rule Status Condition

Controls whether or not the PCC rule reported status AVPs are created. By default, this parameter is set to false.

Use In Rule Install Condition

Controls whether or not the PCC rule installed AVPs are created. By default, this parameter is set to false.

Priority

Diameter Client

Logical Grouping

Search Table

Search Group

Search Column

Best Match Excludes Star Match

Rule Name Source

A key column that must be bound to the Rule Name column within the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

List Of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

Priority

Diameter Client

Encoding Format

Monitoring Key

Dosage

Monitoring Level

Enabled

Can be set to true or false.

• True – Monitoring information will flow to PCEF.

• False – Monitoring information will not flow to PCEF.

Balance Code

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

Validity Period Minutes

The number of minutes that the balance code representing the quota is valid. The default value is 60 minutes.

This parameter is deprecated.

Reporting Threshold

Not used.

Dosage Override (List)

Default dosage override based on remaining balance on the selected account.

• Remaining Balance Below Megabytes

• Dosage Override Megabytes

Monitoring Schedule (List)

UsageMonitoringSchedule:

• Start Time – Enter the time in 24-hour format (00:00 to 23:59).

• End Time – Enter the time in 24-hour format (00:00 to 23:59).

• Balance Code – See Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Dosage – See Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Rate – Enter the numeric value which to charge usage.

Target Balance Code

Indicates a text input for the balance code name to be mapped to the specific target balance.

Priority

Diameter Client

Encoding Format

Monitoring Key

Dosage

Monitoring Level

Enabled

Can be set to true or false.

• True – Monitoring information will flow to PCEF.

• False – Monitoring information will not flow to PCEF.

Validity Period Minutes

The number of minutes that the balance code representing the quota is valid. The default value is 60 minutes.

This parameter is deprecated.

Volume > UsageMonitoringBucket > Balance Code

This value indicates the Volume type balance with which the key is associated.

Time > UsageMonitoringBucket > Balance Code

This value indicates the Time type balance with which the key is associated.

Target Balance Code

Indicates a text input for the balance code name to be mapped to the specific target balance.

Inactivity Detection Time

The time interval in seconds after which the time measurement shall stop for the Monitoring Key, if no packets are received belonging to the corresponding Monitoring Key. Corresponds to Quota-Consumption-Time AVP

Priority

Diameter Client

Rating Group

Corresponds to a value configured on the ASR5000 that represents which data should be monitored.

Ocs State

Indicates the status of the external rating group as notified by the external component. The possible values are VALID/INVALID.

Default: VALID

Final Unit Action

Can be set to one of the following options:

• TERMINATE – Send a CCR-u with the final usage for the rating group.

• NONE – No action taken.

• RESTRICT_ACCESS – Send a Restriction Filter Rule and Filter ID.

• REDIRECT – Send a Redirect Address of Redirect Address Type.

Default: TERMINATE

Redirect Address Type

Redirect Address

Filter ID

When the Final Unit Action is RESTRICT_ACCESS, the access device must restrict the user access to the IP packet filters identified by Filter-id AVP.

Restriction Filter Rule

When the Final Unit Action is RESTRICT_ACCESS, the access device must restrict the user access to the IP packet filters defined in the Restriction-Filter-Rule AVP.

Priority

Diameter Client

Rating Group

Corresponds to a value that represents which data should be monitored.

Rg Type

Rating Group Type. The value can be set to either Volume or Time.

Dosage

Balance Code

Final Unit Action

Can be set to one of the following options:

• TERMINATE – Send a CCR-u with the final usage for the rating group.

• NONE – No action taken.

• RESTRICT_ACCESS – Send a Restriction Filter Rule and Filter ID.

• REDIRECT – Send a Redirect Address of Redirect Address Type.

Default: TERMINATE

Redirect Address Type

Redirect Address

Restriction Filter Rule

When the Final Unit Action is RESTRICT_ACCESS, the access device must restrict the user access to the IP packet filters defined in the Restriction-Filter-Rule AVP.

Filter ID

When the Final Unit Action is RESTRICT_ACCESS, the access device must restrict the user access to the IP packet filters identified by Filter-id AVP.

Tariff Change Time

Outside the scope of this document.

Default: 0

Tariff Switch Model

Outside the scope of this document.

Default: SINGLE_COUPON

Validity Time

Sets a session timer for the Gy quota grant; even if quota is not exhausted, the PCEF must check back in at the end of the validity time (in seconds).

Default: 3600

Volume Quota Threshold

PCEF will check back in with OCS when the Volume Quota Threshold has been reached. The value must be set to less than the overall Dosage (in bytes).

Default: 0

Time Quota Threshold

PCEF will check back in with OCS when the Time Quota Threshold has been reached. The value must be set to less than the overall Dosage (in seconds).

Default: 0

Quota Holding Time

The amount of time the quota should be available on the PCEF without activity from the user (in seconds).

Default: 0

Quota Consumption Time

Idle traffic threshold time (in seconds); only used with time quota rating groups.

Default: 0

Use Shared Bucket

Used in a shared quota use case in which the same account balance and rating group can be used within a shared group of users.

Default: false

Priority

Diameter Client

Rating Group

Corresponds to a value configured on the ASR5000 that represents which data should be monitored.

Service Identifier

Identifies a set of services subject to the same cost and rating type.

Rg Type

Rating Group Type. The value can be either Volume or Time.

Dosage

Balance Code

Final Unit Action

Can be set to one of the following options:

• TERMINATE – Send a CCR-u with the final usage for the rating group.

• NONE – No action taken.

• RESTRICT_ACCESS – Send a Restriction Filter Rule and Filter ID.

• REDIRECT – Send a Redirect Address of Redirect Address Type.

Default: TERMINATE

Redirect Address Type

Redirect Address

Restriction Filter Rule

When the Final Unit Action is RESTRICT_ACCESS, the access device must restrict the user access to the IP packet filters defined in the Restriction-Filter-Rule AVP.

Filter ID

When the Final Unit Action is RESTRICT_ACCESS, the access device must restrict the user access to the IP packet filters identified by Filter-id AVP.

Tariff Change Time

Outside the scope of this document.

Default: 0

Tariff Switch Model

Outside the scope of this document.

Default: SINGLE_COUPON

Validity Time

Sets a session timer for the Gy quota grant; even if quota is not exhausted, the PCEF must check back in at the end of the validity time (in seconds).

Volume Quota Threshold

PCEF will check back in with OCS when the Volume Quota Threshold has been reached; value must be set as less than the overall Dosage (in bytes).

Time Quota Threshold

Quota Holding Time

The amount of time the quota should be available on the PCEF without activity from the user (in seconds).

Quota Consumption Time

Idle traffic threshold time (in seconds); only used with time quota rating groups.

Rate1

When tariff time is provisioned by OCS, PCEF reports usage before and after tariff change time when reporting after tariff change time. Rate 1 indicates at what rate usage before tariff change time is charged.

Rate2

When tariff time is provisioned by OCS, PCEF reports usage before and after tariff change time when reporting after tariff change time. Rate2 indicates at what rate usage after tariff change time is charged.

Use Shared Bucket

Used in a shared quota use case in which the same account balance and rating group can be used within a shared group of users.

Default: false

Ldap Server Set

Dn

Dn Replacement Rules (List)

Ldap Add Attribute (List)

Controls (List)

Ldap Server Set

Entries (List)

Dn

This is the LDAP Distinguished Name for the new entry that is added via the add request.

Dn Replacement Rules (List)

This parameter is used to specify the replacement rules (one for each Dn parameter) that helps to resolve the parameters provided as part of Dn.

ReplacementMapping:

• Replacement String: This is used to specify the variable (one for each parameter) used in the DN.

• Replacement Source: This is a policy-state retriever that can be used to retrieve the required value for replacement.

Modify If Exists

If the "Modify If Exists" flag is set to true for the entry that already exists, CPS attempts a LDAP modify operation with "change type: replace" for each included attribute for which the "Add Only" flag is false ("Add Only" = true attributes are not included in the modify operation). This modify operation is executed in parallel to the other add operations (for other DNs).

Ldap Attributes (List)

This parameter is used to specify the list of attributes (name/value pairs) that are to be included in the new profile added using add request.

LdapSynchAttribute:

• Type: This is the LDAP attribute name.

• Value: This is the LDAP attribute value which can be dynamically set by using the Pull value from... field to get its value from CRD output, subscriber AVP, and so on.

• Add Only: The default value is false.

• Statistic Name: If Statistic Name parameter is configured with a value, then a counter is created with this name to track the success or failure of LDAP operations for this attribute. If the value is not provided, counters are not generated for the attribute.

Controls (List)

This parameter is used to specify the LDAP controls that needs to be send in the LDAP modifyRequest. Control is a way to specify extension information to the LDAP server.

Control: A control is a way to specify extension information. Controls which are sent as part of a request apply only to that request and are not saved.

• Control Type: This field MUST be a UTF-8 encoded dotted-decimal representation of an OBJECT IDENTIFIER which uniquely identifies the control. This prevents conflicts between control names.

• Criticality: Currently, not supported.

• Control Value: Currently, not supported.

These above mentioned configuration fields are added as per the LDAP controls defined in RFC-2251.

Ldap Server Set

Dn

Dn Replacement Rules (List)

Modified Date Attribute Name

Ldap Synch Attribute (List)

Controls (List)

Priority

Diameter Client

Policy Counter Name (List)

Enter the Policy Counter Names in the order in which the CRD Input Column ‘Policy-Counter-Status’ is configured. Expected format is PolicyCounterIdentifier1:PolicyCounterStatus1; PolicyCounterIdentifier2:PolicyCounterStatus2

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD table.

List of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the AVP Names and the key columns defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are used as inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

• Avp Name – The Avp name. Only supported value is Policy-Counter-Status.

• Column – The reference to the CRD column for the input AVP.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

List of Output AVPs for the CRD.

• Avp Name: The Avp name. Only values supported are ‘Rx-Action, ‘Gx-Action’, ‘Sy-Action’ , ‘Application-Service-Provider-Identity’, ‘Sponsor-Identity’, ‘Specific-Action’ and ‘Restricted-Media-Type’.

• Column: The reference to the CRD column for the output AVP.

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD table.

List of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the AVP Names and the key columns defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are used as inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

• Avp Name – The name of the AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported values are QoS-Class-Identifier, Priority-Level, Pre-emption-Capability, Pre-emption-Vulnerability, Media-Type, AF-Application-Identifier, Sponsor-Identity, Application-Service-Provider-Identity, Flow-Status, Flow-Usage, and MCPTT-Identifier.

  DPCC_NAME - Used to derive the Dynamic PCC rule from CRD tables.

  DPCC_VALUE - Used to derive the Dynamic PCC rule from CRD tables.

  Note	All input values should be configured as Key in Policy Builder. For custom fields, runtime binding should be set to None.

• Column – The reference to the CRD column for the input AVP.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

List of Output AVPs for the CRD.

• Avp Name – The name of the AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported values are QoS-Class-Identifier, Qci, Priority-Level, Priority Level, Pre-emption-Capability, Preemption Capability, Pre-emption-Vulnerability, Preemption Vulnerability, Guaranteed-Bitrate-UL, Guaranteed Bit Rate U L, Guaranteed-Bitrate-DL, Guaranteed Bit Rate D L, Max-Requested-Bandwidth-UL, Max Req Bandwidth U L, Max-Requested-Bandwidth-DL, and Max Req Bandwidth D L.

• Column – The reference to the CRD column for the output AVP.

Ignore Existing Rule

This flag is used to ignore modification of existing Rx dedicated bearer which needs to be true to avoid existing rule modification on default bearer boost.

Disable Make N Break Rule on Qos Change

When set to true, modified QCI/ARP are sent under same rule instead of generating new rule.

When set to false, make and break functionality for Rx Dynamic Rule works. A new rule gets generated when QCI/ARP gets changed for current rule.

Default: false

Retain Modification On Boost Termination

When set to true, existing dedicated bearer is not modified and boost/throttle is terminated.

Default: false

Type: Boolean

Priority

Diameter Client

Qci

Max Req Bandwidth U L

Max Req Bandwidth D L

Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

Guaranteed Bit Rate D L

Arp

Af Application Id

The AF-Application-Id for which the QoS values should be applied.

Media Type

The Media-Type for which the QoS values should be applied. (Use an Integer value as per 3GPP specifications).

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Details (List)

Priority

Diameter Client

Chargingparameterstg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD tables that define the Qos Action.

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

List Of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

Priority

Diameter Client

D R M P Reservation Priority Table

Drmp Output Column

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Priority

Diameter Client

Set Guaranteed Bit Rate from Max Requested

This configuration is applicable when CPS is not able to derive guaranteed bit rate values based on the QoS derivation algorithm defined in 3GPP 29.213 specification. So if GBR is not derived and this service option is configured, then CPS copies the values derived for Max Requested Bitrates into Guranteed Bitrates (applicable for both UL and DL).

Default: true

Set Guaranteed Bit Rate from Max Requested (Qos-Action)

Set this flag to true for copying the Max-Requested-Bitrate values into Guaranteed-Bitrate after QoS-Actions (RxSTGConfiguration) are applied. The bit rate values are copied only if the new QCI is < 5 and the Qos-Action on Guaranteed Bitrates (UL/DL) is Mirror.

Default: false

Priority

Diameter Client

Qci

Max Req Bandwidth U L

Max Req Bandwidth D L

Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

Guaranteed Bit Rate D L

Arp

Priority

Diameter Client

Sponsored Datachargingparameterstg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD tables that define the Qos Action.

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

List Of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD tables that define the Qos Action for Rx specific dynamic rules (dedicated bearer).

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Define the mapping between the 'AVP Names' and the key 'Columns' defined in the selected STG. These AVPs will be the inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the Diameter AVP (received in Media Component Description AVP of the AAR message) that are used as input for CRD table evaluation. For example: Flow-Number, Media-Component-Number, MCPTT-Identifier, and so on.

  DPCC_NAME - Used to derive the Dynamic PCC rule from CRD tables.

  DPCC_VALUE - Used to derive the Dynamic PCC rule from CRD tables.

• Column – References the key column defined in the selected STG.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

Define the mapping between the AVP Names and the output columns defined in the STG selected. These mapping indicate how the output column's values are mapped to AVPs after the CRD is evaluated.

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – Name of the diameter AVP (attribute from Qos-Information) to which the value of the output column should be mapped to while setting the Qos-Information for the dedicated bearer on Gx. (for example,“Qos-Class-Identifier”)

  Similarly for Qos-Actions on the attribute the AVP Name specifies the qos-action for a specific Qos-Information attribute (for example, “Qci”).

  To support WPS Handling with Dynamic ARP, output AVPs that allow the dynamic value expression and their ranges to be defined are defined in Table 2.

• Column – References the key column defined in the selected STG.

For more information on output column AVP pairs, refer to RxSTGConfiguration Service Configuration.

Input Codec Data

See Table 3.

Arp Precedence

Determines which RxSTGConfiguration to use for the new ARP eMPS feature.

Qos Precedence

Determines which RxSTGConfiguration to use for QCI lookup.

Disable Qos Change

When set to true, CPS disables modification of Dedicated bearer QoS.

Default: false

Prefer Answer

Supported values are:

• true – CPS uses the first Codec-Data AVP with "answer" on the second line, or the first Codec-Data AVP with "offer" if there is no Codec-Data AVP with "answer".

• false – CPS uses the first Codec-Data AVP with "offer" or "answer" on the second line if AAR request has multiple 'Codec-Data' AVPs.

Input Columns Media Format

InputCodecMediaFormatColumns

• Column Encoding Name – Column from a Search Table Group and a corresponding Custom Reference Data Table for QoS information. The encoding name extracted from the a:rtpmap line is used to match the column in the Search Table Group and the corresponding Custom Reference Data Table.

• Column Clock Rate – Column from a Search Table Group and a corresponding Custom Reference Data Table for QoS information. The clock rate extracted from the a:rtpmap line is used to match the column in the Search Table Group and the corresponding Custom Reference Data Table.

• Column Encoding Parameters – Column from a Search Table Group and a corresponding Custom Reference Data Table for QoS information. The encoding parameters extracted from the a:rtpmap line is used to match the column in the Search Table Group and the corresponding Custom Reference Data Table.

• List of Input Column Parameter Pairs

  • Parameter – Media Specific Parameter name in the a:fmtp line to extract the value from. For example, mode-set, octet-align.

  • Default – Optional default parameter value. If Codec-Data AVP does not include the SDP parameter, the default value is used.

  • Column – Column from a Search Table Group and a corresponding Custom Reference Data Table for QoS information. The parameter value extracted from the standalone line or the default value is used to match the column in the Search Table Group and the corresponding Custom Reference Data Table.

List of Input Columns Sdp Pairs

InputCodecParameterColumnPair

• Parameter – SDP parameter name in the standalone line to extract the value from. For example, "a=ptime".

• Default – Optional default parameter value. If Codec-Data AVP does not include the SDP parameter, the default value is used.

• Column – Column from a Search Table Group and a corresponding Custom Reference Data Table for QoS information. The parameter value extracted from the standalone line or the default value is used to match the column in the Search Table Group and the corresponding Custom Reference Data Table.

Media Comp Rtpmap Payload Type Index

Indicates which RTP map line to be used for codec matching. For example, index 2 indicates that the second rtp-map/fmtp line in codec AVP is used for configuration matching.

To disable this parameter, the value must be less than 1.

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD tables that define the Qos Action for Rx specific dynamic rules (dedicated bearer).

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the 'AVP Names' and the key 'Columns' defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are the inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the Diameter AVP (received in Media Component Description AVP of the AAR message) that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported input AVPs are:

  • AF-Application-Identifier

  • Flow-Number

  • Flow-Usage

  • Intention

  • QoS-Class-Identifier

  • Priority-Level

  • Pre-emption-Capability

  • Pre-emption-Vulnerability

  • DPCC_NAME

  • DPCC_VALUE

  • Application-Service-Provider-Identity

  • Media-Type

  • Sponsor-Identity

  • Service-Info-Status

  The value of AVP names must be exact same as per specifications while defining input columns.

• Column – References the key column defined in the selected STG.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the diameter AVP (attribute from Qos-Information) to which the value of the output column should be mapped while setting the Qos-Information for the dedicated bearer on Gx. Supported list of output AVPs are: QoS-Class-Identifier, APN-Aggregate-Max-Bitrate-DL, APN-Aggregate-Max-Bitrate-UL, Max-Requested-Bandwidth-DL, Max-Requested-Bandwidth-UL, Guaranteed-Bitrate-DL, Guaranteed-Bitrate-UL, Priority-Level, Pre-emption-Capability, and Pre-emption-Vulnerability

  Similarly, for Qos-Actions on the attribute, the AVP Name specifies the qos-action for a specific Qos-Information attribute; supported corresponding action AVPs are: Qci, Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L, Apn Agg Max Bit Rate D L, Priority Level, Preemption Capability, and Preemption Vulnerability

  Actions for Max-Requested-Bandwidth and Guaranteed-Bitrate AVPs is always be enforced. If value is present and is not null in CRD then that value is enforced otherwise CPS takes no action and does not change the Max-Requested-Bandwidth and Guaranteed-Bitrate.

• Column – References the output column defined in the selected STG.

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD tables that define the Qos Action for Rx specific dynamic rules (dedicated bearer).

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the 'AVP Names' and the key 'Columns' defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are the inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the Diameter AVP (received in AAR message) that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. Supported input AVPs are:

  • Reservation-Priority

  • MPS_Identifier

  • MCPTT-Identifier

  The value of AVP names must be exact same as per specifications while defining input columns.

• Column – References the key column defined in the selected STG.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the diameter AVP (attribute from Qos-Information) to which the value of the output column should be mapped while setting the Qos-Information for the dedicated bearer on Gx. Supported list of output AVPs are:

  • QoS-Class-Identifier

  • Priority-Level

  • Pre-emption-Capability

  • Pre-emption-Vulnerability

  Actions for QoS-Class-Identifier, Priority-Level, Pre-emption-Vulnerability, and Pre-emption-Capability AVPs is always enforced. If value is present and is not null in CRD then that value is enforced otherwise CPS takes no action and does not change the QoS-Class-Identifier, Priority-Level, Pre-emption-Vulnerability, and Pre-emption-Capability.

• Column – References the output column defined in the selected STG.

Priority

Diameter Client

Stg Name

References the Search table group containing the CRD tables that define the Qos Action for Rx specific dynamic rules (dedicated bearer).

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

Defines the mapping between the 'AVP Names' and the key 'Columns' defined in the selected STG. These AVPs are the inputs while evaluating the CRD table in STG.

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the diameter AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation.

• Column – References the key column defined in the selected STG.

List of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

ColumnAndAvpPair:

• Avp Name – The name of the diameter AVP to which the value of the output column should be mapped.

  The output AVP name mapping indicates how the output column's values are mapped to AVPs after the CRD is evaluated.

• Column – References the output column defined in the selected STG.

Enable Health Check

This field is used to enable the feature for a particular APN. This field can be read from a CRD table which has mapping to an APN name.

Destination Realm

This field notifies the destination realm of the Policy DRA or Rx peer.

Priority

Diameter Client

Rule Group

Rule Name

Adc Rule Name

The name of the ADC rule.

Tdf Application Identifier

Flow Status

Mute Notification

Monitoring Key

QoS Information

QoSInformation

For detailed information about the following parameters, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Max Req Bandwidth U L

• Max Req Bandwidth D L

• Guaranteed Bit Rate U L

• Guaranteed Bit Rate D L

• Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

• Apn Agg Max Bit Rate U L

• Arp

Redirect Information

RedirectInformation

For detailed information about the following parameters, see Common Parameter Descriptions.

• Redirect Address Type

• Redirect Support

• Redirect Server Address

Priority

Diameter Client

Rule Group

Rule Name

Priority

Diameter Client

Rule Group

Rule Name

Priority

Diameter Client

Event Trigger

Priority

Diameter Client

STG Table

The name of the Search Table group table that is being referenced.

List Of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

List Of Output Column Avp Pairs (List)

Retry Pcc Rules On Failure

Can be set to true or false.

Default: false

Priority

Diameter Client

Crd Tables (List)

QueryTable

Each Query Table represents a Customer Reference Data table. The application references the Input List and selects parameters and values along with it to query the table.

Realm

See Common Parameter Descriptions.

This value provides the information on the TDF node to which the Sd Diameter Interface connects.

Priority

Diameter Client

Monitoring Key

Priority

Diameter Client

Enable Rx Service

If this is set to false, no device indicator notification will be sent for Rx event.

Possible values are true or false.

Enable Sd Service

If this is set to false, no device indicator notification will be sent for Sd event.

Possible values are true or false.

Enable Sy Service

If this is set to false, no device indicator notification will be sent for Sy event.

Possible values are true or false.

Enable Dscp Service

If this is set to false, no device indicator notification is sent for DSCP event.

Default: false

Rx Service Crd Column

Resultcolumn of the CRD table. Value in this column specifies whether to send device notification or not for Rx event.

To send device notification the value in the column should be"ON". Value other than "ON" will result in no device notification.

Sy Service Crd Column

Result column of the CRD table. Value in this column specifies whether to send device notification or not for Sy event.

To send device notification the value in the column should be "ON". Value other than "ON" will result in no device notification.

Sd Service Crd Column

Result column of the CRD table. Value in this column specifies whether to send device notification or not for Sd event.

To send device notification the value in the column should be "ON". Value other than "ON" will result in no device notification.

Dscp Service Crd Column

Result column of the CRD table. Value in this column specifies whether to send device notification or not for Dscp event.

To send device notification the value in the column should be "ON". Value other than "ON", results in no device notification.

Sy Service STG

ServiceSTGConfiguration: STG Configuration for Sy Event.

• Search Table Group: CRD table to decide whether to send device notification for the Sy event.

• List of Input Column Avp pair (List): This is the list of column and AVP pair and is used as input to the CRD table.

  ColumnAndAvpPair: In the column and AVP pair, column is the column in the CRD table and AVP name is AVP received in SNR on Sy. While searching the table the values of the AVPs are populated for the corresponding table column. AVP name can have Policy-Counter-Identifier or Policy-Counter-Status as values.

Sd Service STG

ServiceSTGConfiguration: STG Configuration for Sd Event.

• Search Table Group: CRD table to decide whether to send device notification for the Sd event.

• List of Input Column Avp pair (List): This is the list of column and AVP pair and is used as input to the CRD table.

  ColumnAndAvpPair: In the column and AVP pair, column is the column in the CRD table and AVP name is AVP received in CCR-U on Sd. While searching the table the values of the AVPs are populated for the corresponding table column. AVP name can have TDF-Application-Identifier or Sponsor-Identity as values.

Initial Off On C C R I

Default: true

Initial Off On Sy S L A

Default: false

Dscp Service STG

ServiceSTGConfiguration: STG Configuration for DSCP Event.

• Search Table Group: CRD table to decide whether to send device notification for the DSCP event.

• List of Input Column Avp pair (List): This is the list of column and AVP pair and is used as input to the CRD table.

Priority

Diameter Client

Subscriber Id (List)

Identifier – The user identity, which is mapped to the Subscription-Id AVP. Based on your requirements, you can configure one or more identifiers. Possible values for identifiers include:

• Session MSISDN – The MSISDN value of the subscriber.

• Session IMSI – The IMSI value of the subscriber.

Skip Subscriber Id in SLR Initial – Flag to skip configured Subscriber id in SLR initial. When set to true, skips configured subscriber id in SLR initial. When set to false, subscriber id is sent in SLR initial. Default value is false.

Skip Subscriber Id in SLR Intermediate – Flag to skip configured subscriber id in SLR intermediate. When set to true, skips configured subscriber id in SLR intermediate. When set to false, subscriber id is sent in SLR intermediate. Default value is false.

Asynchronous

This parameter can be set to true or false.

True – Use asynchronous mode for Sy interface (PCRF will not wait for SLA response from OCS before sending the message on another interface like Gx.)

False – Use synchronous mode for Sy interface (PCRF waits for the SLA response from the OCS or SLA timeout before sending the message on another interface like Gx.)

Asynchronous mode is preferred.

Retry Time Seconds

Not used.

Realm

The Sy peer realm (OCS) where the message needs to be sent from PCRF.

Identifier (List)

Identifier Name – The subscribed Sy Policy Counter Identifier list, which maps to the Policy-Counter-Identifier AVP. PCRF uses this list to send the Policy-Counter-Identifiers to the OCS in the SLR message.

If this list is blank, the PCRF requests subscription to all available policy counters.

Defaults On Failure (List)

• Failure Reason – One of the failure codes from the drop-down list for which the default identifier and it's status is given below.

• Identifier – The policy counter identifier name.

• Status – The policy counter identifier status.

Subscriber Id In S T R

This parameter can be set to true or false. It specifies whether to send subscriber-id AVP in the STR message. This is a custom feature, and is not as per 3GPP standards.

Default: false

Subscriber Id In S N A

This parameter can be set to true or false. It specifies whether to send subscriber-id AVP in the SNA message. This is a custom feature, and is not as per 3GPP standards.

Default: false

Force Create Session

This parameter can be set to true or false. When set to true, it initiates a new Sy session (if one does not already exist) irrespective of the policy event or the re-initiation count/time.

Default: false

Resend Counter In SLR Inter Mediate

When this flag is set to true, CPS sends counter in SLR intermediate.

Default value is false.

Receive Unknown Counter

When this flag is set to true, CPS honors the unknown counters received in SNR message.

Default value is false.

Update Next Evaltime of session On Expiry

When this flag is set to true, CPS keeps sending check-alive SLR based on stale session configuration and does not extend time of check-alive SLR if SNR is received.

Priority

Diameter Client

Search Table Group

Search Table Group table that is being referenced. The STG (and the contained CRDs) can also contain key columns that do not directly refer to Diameter AVPs in the trigger message. For example, Outputs of other tables. These columns must be bound correctly.

Input Column Binding (List)

ColumnAndAvpPair

• Avp Name: The name of the Diameter AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation.

• Column: The key column in the STG that corresponds to the specified AVP.

Output Column Binding (List)

ColumnAndAvpPair

• Avp Name: The name of the Diameter AVP to which the value of the output column is mapped.

• Column: The reference to the CRD column for the output AVP.

Attribute Name

This parameter is used by CPS to inform UDC about the attribute update.

Logical Apn

Specifies the different Logical APN values for the encoded LDAP Attribute value.