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Apn Agg Max Bit Rate DL
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Defines the total bandwidth usage for the downlink direction of non-GBR QCIs at the APN.
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Apn Agg Max Bit Rate UL
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Defines the total bandwidth usage for the uplink direction of non-GBR QCIs at the APN.
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Arp
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AllocationRetentionPriority
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Priority Level – Priority-Level AVP value.
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Preemption Capability – Preemption-Capability AVP value.
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Preemption Vulnerability – Preemption-Vulnerability AVP value.
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Balance Code
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Indicates with which balance the quota is associated. You can subscribe to multiple balances, but the monitoring key is associated
with one balance.
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Diameter Client
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The client configuration is used to apply different policies based on PCF type.
To filter a service based on the Diameter client, specify which Diameter client you want the service to be applied to. Diameter
clients are configured in the Reference Data > Diameter Clients > Diameter Clients section of the interface.
This parameter is optional.
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Dosage
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How much quota to initially give the client (in bytes).
Default: 0
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Dual Stack Session
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Set to enable or disable the parameter.
Default: disabled
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Enable Resource Allocation
Notification
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Can be set to enabled or disabled.
Default: disabled
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Encoding Format
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Can be set to true or false. If the Monitoring Key parameter is numeric, set this parameter to true.
Default: false
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Event Trigger
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Used primarily to notify the starting and stopping of applications or to report usage. It is not used to rerequest rules.
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Flow Status
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Defines whether the service data flow is enabled or disabled.
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Framed I P Type
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Can be set to one of the following options:
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ANY_ONE
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BOTH
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IPv4_ADDRESS
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IPv6_ADDRESS
Default: ANY_ONE
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Guaranteed Bit Rate DL
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Defines the guaranteed bit rate allowed for the downlink direction.
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Guaranteed Bit Rate UL
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Defines the guaranteed bit rate allowed for the uplink direction.
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List of Input Column Avp Pairs (List)
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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.
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Avp Name – The name of the Diameter AVP that is used as input for CRD table evaluation. For example: Flow-Number, Media-Component-Number,
and so on.
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Column – The key column in STG that corresponds to the specified AVP.
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List Of Output Column Avp
Pairs (List)
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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.
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Avp Name – The name of the Diameter AVP to which the value of the output column is mapped while setting the charging parameters
on the dynamic rule (for the Dedicated Bearer). For example: Rating-Group Service-Identifier.
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Column – The output column defined in the selected STG.
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Max Req Bandwidth DL
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Defines the maximum bit rate allowed for the downlink direction.
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Max Req Bandwidth UL
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Defines the maximum bit rate allowed for the uplink direction.
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Monitoring Key
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Identifies a usage monitoring control instance. You can specify any value.
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Monitoring Level
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Can be set to one of the following values:
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SESSION_LEVEL (0)
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PCC_RULE_LEVEL (1)
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ADC_RULE_LEVEL (2)
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Mute Notification
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Indicates whether notifications for application starts and stops are muted for ADC Rule by the TDF.
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New String Value
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The new string value that is used to overwrite the “String Value” if the value of “String Value” field matches exactly with
the value of “String Value To Override”.
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Online
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Defines whether the online charging interface from PCF for the associated PCC rule is enabled. The default charging method
provided by PCF takes precedence over any preconfigured default charging method at PCF.
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Offline
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Defines whether the offline charging interface from PCF for the associated PCC rule is enabled. The default charging method
provided by PCF takes precedence over any preconfigured default charging method at PCF.
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Precedence
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Defines the second-level priority when the highest priority matches among the multiple generic service configurations.
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Preemption Capability
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When provided within the QoS-Information AVP, the AVP defines whether a service data flow can get resources that were already
assigned to another service data flow that has a lower priority level. If it is provided within the Default-EPS-Bearer-QoS
AVP, the AVP defines whether the Default Bearer can get resources that were already assigned to another bearer with a lower
priority level.
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0: Indicates that the service data flow or bearer is allowed to get resources that were already assigned to another service
data flow or bearer with a lower priority level.
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1: Indicates that the service data flow or bearer is not allowed to get resources that were already assigned to another service
data flow or bearer with a lower priority level. This is the default value applicable if this AVP is not supplied.
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Preemption Vulnerability
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When provided within the QoS-Information AVP, the AVP defines whether a service data flow can lose the resources assigned
to it in order to admit a service data flow that has a higher priority level. If it is provided within the Default-EPS-Bearer-QoS
AVP, the AVP defines whether the Default Bearer can lose the resources assigned to it in order to admit a pre-emption capable
bearer with a higher priority level.
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0: Indicates that the resources assigned to the service data flow or bearer can be pre-empted and allocated to a service data
flow or bearer with a higher priority level. This is the default value applicable if this AVP is not supplied.
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1: Indicates that the resources assigned to the service data flow or bearer cannot be pre-empted and allocated to a service
data flow or bearer with a higher priority level.
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Priority
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The priority of the message for processing. The higher the number, the higher the priority.
Default for most settings: 0
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Priority Levels
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Used to decide whether a bearer establishment or modification request can be accepted, or rejected due to resource limitations
(typically used for admission control of GBR traffic). The AVP can also be used to decide which existing bearers to pre-empt
during resource limitations. The priority level defines the relative importance of a resource request.
Values 1–15 are defined, with value 1 as the highest level of priority.
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Values: 1–8 – Assigned for services that are authorized to receive
Prioritized treatment within an operator domain.
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Values: 9–15 – Assigned to resources that are authorized by the Home network and thus applicable when a UE is roaming.
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Provision Default Bearer QoS
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Must be bound to the appropriate column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type True/False.
If the value is True, the Default Bearer QoS information from the session is applied to the rule, while QoS information derived
from the prior parameters in this STG is ignored.
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Qci
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The Quality of Service (QoS) Class Identifier.
The QoS class identifier identifies a set of IP-CAN specific QoS parameters that define QoS, excluding the applicable bitrates
and ARP. It is applicable both for uplink and downlink direction. The QCI values 0, 10–255 are divided for usage as follows:
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Rating Group
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The charging key for the PCC rule used for rating purposes.
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Realm
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The destination realm where the message is sent from PCF.
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Redirect Address
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Indicates the target for redirected application traffic.
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Redirect Address Type
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Defines the address type of the address given in the Redirect-Server-Address AVP.
Default: IPV4_ADDRESS
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Redirect Server Address
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Indicates the target for redirected application traffic.
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Redirect Support
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This value indicates that Redirection is enabled for a detected application's traffic.
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Retry Profile
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Indicates the Rule Retry Profile to be used. When PCF receives a Charging-Rule-Report indicating failure to install or to
activate one or more rules, it evaluates the failed rules and takes further action.
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Rule Group
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Used to classify rules at PCF to change set of predefined rules based on policy.
This parameter is optional.
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Rule Name
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A partial name configured in Policy Builder (as derived using AF-Application-Identifier and Media-Type values from the Custom
dynamic rule name table in Gx Client).
Default: AF
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Scheduled Hour
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Can be set to one of the following values:
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Default: Turns off the Hour Boundary RAR enhancement feature for look-ahead rules installation at hour boundary. This causes
rules to be installed at hour boundary as applicable.
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CurrentHour: Rule activation time will be current time, deactivation time will be the next hour.
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NextHour: Rule activation time will be the next hour, and deactivation time will be next-next hour.
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Search Column
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Must be bound to the Key column in the STG. The data contained in the STG column is of type Text.
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Search Group
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A constant value that PCF uses to search within the Search Table Group indicated by the Search Table parameter.
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Search Table
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The name of the table from which to perform a lookup.
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String Value to Override
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Indicates whether overriding is required.
For virtual services, if the value of “String Value” field matches exactly with the value of “String Value To Override”, then
the value of “String Value” is over written with the “New String Value".
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Tdf Application Identifier
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References the application detection filter (for example, its value may represent an application such as a list of URLs) to
which the PCC rule for application detection and control in PCF applies.
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ToD Schedule
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Identifies the schedule for rule activation and deactivation.
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