> PCC-Policy-Service Configuration Mode Commands
> The PCC-Policy-Service Configuration mode provides a mechanism to IPCF to manage the external interfaces required for policy authorization purpose between IPCF/ and PCEF/Bearer Binding and Event Reporting Function (BBERF). The PCC-Policy-Service manages Gx/Gx which would be based on the dictionary used.
> Important: This configuration mode is supported from StarOS Release 12.1 onward.
> associate pcc-service
> This command associates a pre-configured PCC-Service with a PCC-Policy-Service for IPCF configuration.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> associate pcc-service pcc_service_name
> [no] associate pcc-service
> no
> Removes/disassociate the configured PCC-Service from this PCC-Policy-Service instance configured for IPCF configuration.
> pcc_service_name
> Specifies the name of a pre-configured PCC-Service configured in Context Configuration mode for IPCF configuration.
> The pcc_service_name is name of a predefined PCC-Service instance and must be an alphanumerical string from 1 through 63 characters.
> Usage
> Use this command to associate a pre-configured PCC-Service instance for IPCF configuration.
> Important: For more information on PCC-Service configuration, refer PCC-Service Configuration Mode Commands.
> Example
> Following command binds a PCC-Service named pcc_svc1 with in a PCC-Policy-Service.
> associate pcc-service pcc_svc1
> Following command removes an associated PCC-Service named pcc_svc1 from a PCC-Policy-Service.
> no associate pcc-service pcc_svc1
> diameter dictionary
> This command assigns a Diameter dictionary for Gx/Gxa messaging with a PCC-Policy-Service for IPCF configuration.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> diameter dictionary {gxa-standard | r7-standard | standard}
> default diameter dictionary
> default
> Sets the Diameter Gx dictionary to default dictionary standard (3GPP Rel. 8 standard) for a PCC-Policy-Service instance configured for IPCF configuration.
> gxa-standard
> Default: Disabled
> Sets the Diameter Gxa dictionary to be used by a PCC-Policy-Service instance configured for IPCF configuration over Gxa interface to 3GPP Rel. 8 standard.
> r7-standard
> Default: Disabled
> Sets the Diameter Gx dictionary to be used by a PCC-Policy-Service instance configured for IPCF configuration over Gx interface to 3GPP Rel. 7 standard.
> standard
> Default: Enabled
> Sets the Diameter Gx dictionary to be used by a PCC-Policy-Service instance configured for IPCF configuration over Gx interface to 3GPP Rel. 8 standard.
> Usage
> Use this command to configure the PCC-Policy-Service to determine which of the 3GPP dictionary to be used for Gx or Gxa interface messaging for policy and/or quota management.
> Example
> Following command sets the PCC-Policy-Service to use 3GPP Rel. 8 standard dictionary for Gx interface and policy management related messaging in a PCC-Policy-Service.
> default diameter dictionary
> diameter origin end-point
> This command binds/associates a pre-configured Diameter host/realm (PCEF/BBERF) over Gx/Gxa interface with a PCC-Policy-Service to be used for subscriber service control and policy profile management.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> diameter origin endpoint dia_endpoint_name
> no diameter origin endpoint
> no
> Removes the associated Diameter Origin Endpoint configuration from PCC-Policy-Service instance configured for IPCF configuration.
> any
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service instance to use any available PCEF/BBERF node for policy interfaces (Gx/Gx-like) support.
> dia_endpoint_name
> The dia_endpoint_name is a predefined Diameter origin endpoint node and must be an alphanumerical string from 1 through 63 characters.
> Usage
> Use this command to bind the PCEF/BBERF node over Gx/Gx-like interface by associating a pre-configured Diameter Origin Endpoint with a PCC-Policy-Service.
> The Diameter origin endpoint must be a pre-configured instance in the Context Configuration Mode. For more information on Diameter origin endpoint configuration, refer Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode Commands chapter.
> Example
> Following command associates a pre-configured Diameter endpoint node configuration named pcef_1 with a PCC-Policy-Service for policy profile management.
> diameter origin endpoint pcef_1
> Following command removes the pre-associated Diameter endpoint node configuration named pcef_1 with a PCC-Policy-Service.
> no diameter origin endpoint
> ehrpd-access-bcm
> This command configures the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the applicable Bearer-Control-Mode for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> ehrpd-access-bcm {as-requested | ue-nw | ue-only}
> default ehrpd-access-bcm
> default
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from Application Server (AS) for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF node.
> as-requested
> Default: Enabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from Application Server (AS) for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF node.
> ue-nw
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from UE and/or network element for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF node.
> ue-only
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from UE only for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF node.
> Usage
> Use this command to set the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from AS or UE or Network for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF node.
> Example
> Following command sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from AS for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF node.
> default ehrpd-access-bcm
> Following command sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request only from UE for eHRPD access over Gxa interface on IPCF node.
> ehrpd-access-bcm ue-only
> end
> Exits the PCC-Policy-Service configuration mode and returns to the Exec mode.
> Product
> All
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> end
> Usage
> Change the mode back to the Exec mode.
> Example
> end
> exit
> Exits the PCC-Policy-Service configuration mode and returns to the context configuration mode.
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Product
> All
> Syntax
> exit
> Usage
> Return to the context configuration mode.
> Example
> exit
> gprs-access-bcm
> This command configures the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the applicable Bearer-Control-Mode for GPRS access over Gx interface on IPCF.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> gprs-access-bcm {as-requested | ue-nw | ue-only}
> default gprs-access-bcm
> default
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from Application Server (AS) for GGSN access over Gx interface on IPCF node.
> as-requested
> Default: Enabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from Application Server (AS) for GGSN access over Gx interface on IPCF node.
> ue-nw
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from UE and/or network element for GGSN access over Gx interface on IPCF node.
> ue-only
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from UE only for GGSN access over Gx interface on IPCF node.
> Usage
> Use this command to set the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from AS or UE or Network for GGSN access over Gx interface on IPCF node.
> Example
> Following command sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request from AS for GGSN access over Gx interface on IPCF node.
> default gprs-access-bcm
> Following command sets the PCC-Policy-Service to accept the Bearer-Control-Mode request only from UE for GGSN access over Gx interface on IPCF node.
> gprs-access-bcm ue-only
> max policy-sessions
> This command configures the maximum limit of the policy sessions allowed in a PCC-Policy-Service instance on IPCF.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> max policy-sessions max_session
> default max policy-sessions
> default
> Sets the maximum policy sessions allowed in PCC-Policy-Service instance to default value of 10000 sessions.
> max_session
> Default: 10000
> Specifies the maximum number of policy sessions configured in PCC-Policy-Service to allow to be connected in PCC-Quota service instance.
> max_session must be an integer between 0 and 4000000.
> Usage
> Use this command to set the maximum number of policy sessions allowed by a PCC-Policy-Service instance on IPCF.
> Example
> Following command sets the maximum number of policy sessions allowed in PCC-Policy-Service instance to 10000.
> default max policy-sessions
> subscriber-binding-identifier
> This command specifies the subscriber binding identifier to be used by bindmux for binding different subscriber session to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> subscriber-binding-identifier {imsi | msisdn | nai | sip-uri}
> default subscriber-binding-identifier
> default
> Sets the subscriber binding identifier to default value; i.e. IMSI, to be used by bindmux for binding different subscriber session to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> imsi
> Default: Enabled.
> Sets the subscriber binding identifier as IMSI to be used by bindmux for binding different subscriber session to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> msisdn
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the subscriber binding identifier as MSISDN to be used by bindmux for binding different subscriber session to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> nai
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the subscriber binding identifier as Network Access Identifier (NAI) to be used by bindmux for binding different subscriber session to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> sip-uri
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the subscriber binding identifier as SIP URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) to be used by bindmux for binding different subscriber session to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> Usage
> Use this command to configure the bindmux in PCC-Policy-Service instance on IPCF node to use specific subscriber identifier for binding different subscriber session to IP-CAN session.
> Example
> The following command sets the PCC-Policy-Service to use IMSI as subscriber binding identifier for IP-CAN session on an IPCF node.
> default subscriber-binding-identifier
> subscription-id-absence-action
> This command configures the PCC-Policy-Service instance to handle the Initial Credit Control Request (CCR-I) messages during initial authentication over Gx interface when CCR-I message received by IPCF node is without a valid Subscription-Id AVP (IMSI, NAI, E164 etc.).
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> {default} subscription-id-absence-action initial-auth {continue | reject}
> default
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service instance to reject the CCR-I message during initial authentication over Gx interface if received without a valid Subscription-Id AVP (IMSI, NAI, E164 etc.) on IPCF node.
> continue
> Default: Disabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service instance to accept the CCR-I message and continue with the session if CCR-I is received without a valid Subscription-Id AVP (IMSI, NAI, E164 etc.) on IPCF node.
> In this case, IPCF accepts the CCR-I message and will do the PCC provisioning as per the operator configuration in associated PCC-Service.
> reject
> Default: Enabled.
> Sets the PCC-Policy-Service instance to reject the CCR-I message and continue with the session if CCR-I is received without a valid Subscription-Id AVP (IMSI, NAI, E164 etc.) on IPCF node.
> In this case, IPCF will send CCA-I message with Result-code as Permanent Error and rejects the session establishment with PCEF.
> Usage
> Use this command to configure the PCC-Policy-Service instance to handle the Initial Credit Control Request (CCR-I) message processing during the initial authentication over Gx interface if CCR-I message received by IPCF node has no valid Subscription-Id AVP.
> Example
> The following command sets the PCC-Policy-Service to reject the CCR-I request and terminations the session establishment with PCEF.
> default subscription-id-absence-action initial-auth
> unsolicited-provisioning
> This command is used to enable/disable the support for unsolicited time-of-day-based procedures to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> Product
> IPCF
> Privilege
> Security Administrator, Administrator
> Syntax
> [no | default] unsolicited-provisioning time-of-day
> default
> Sets the support for unsolicited time-of-day-based procedures to default mode; i.e. disabled, in PCC-Policy-Service instance on IPCF node.
> no
> Removes the configured support for unsolicited time-of-day-based procedures in PCC-Policy-Service instance on IPCF node.
> Usage
> Use this command to enable/disable the support for unsolicited time-of-day-based procedures to PCC-Policy-Service on IPCF node.
> By default this command is disabled.
> Example
> The following command enables the unsolicited time-of-day-based procedures to PCC-Policy-Service on an IPCF node.
> unsolicited-provisioning time-of-day

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