- About this Guide
- 5G Architecture
- PCF Overview
- Deploying and Configuring PCF through Ops Center
- Smart Licensing
- Software Upgrade using Site Isolation Procedure
- PCF Rolling Software Update
- 3GPP Specification Compliance for PCF Interfaces
- Basic Systems Configuration
- Cisco Common Data Layer
- Authorization With Required QoS
- Configuring HTTP or HTTPS and SSL for SBA Interface
- Content Filtering
- Diameter Endpoint
- Dummy N7 Notify Request
- Dynamic ARP Functionality for PC and PV
- Dynamic ARP Functionality for PL
- Dynamic Rules and Table-Driven Charging Rules
- Flexible QoS Actions
- Handling the Network Provided Location Information Requests
- Heartbeat
- LDAP and Sh Interface
- Managing Custom Reference Data
- Message Prioritization and Overload Handling
- Multiple Virtual IP Address
- mTLS on SBA Interfaces
- N5 Authorization
- N7 Notify Retry Based on Error Codes
- Network Repository Function Subscription to Notifications
- Network Slicing
- NRF Registration Enhancement
- NRF Interface
- NRF Enhancements
- N28 Interface
- Online Charging Enablement over N7 to SMF
- PCF Integration with Access and Mobility Function
- Charging Function Selection Based on NSSAI
- RAN and NAS Release Causes
- Diameter Peer Load Rebalancing
- Persistent Storage for Policy Configuration
- Pods and Services
- Policy Tracing and Execution Analyzer
- Policy Control Request Triggers Over N7
- PCF Session Binding with Binding Support Function
- Predefined Rules and Rulebase
- Dynamic QoS Flow-based ADC Support
- Rx Authorization
- Rx Interface for 4G and 5G
- Site Isolation
- Simless Emergency Feature
- Service
- Serviceability Diagnostics
- Session Queries over LDAP
- Specification Compliance - N7 and N28
- Status Monitoring Using Commands
- UDR Interface
- Serviceability KPIs Diagnostics Implementation
- Support for OAUTH2 on PCF
- Support for UDR Subscribe, Unsubscribe, and Notity
- User Agent Implementation
- Utilization of SMI Labels in the Network Policy
- Update Requests Toward CHF
- VoNR through the Rx Interface
- Advanced Tuning Parameters
- PCF Application-Based Alerts
- Event Logs
- Troubleshooting Information
- Sample PCF Configuration
UCC 5G PCF Configuration and Administration Guide
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- Updated:
- April 24, 2023
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