Configuring SGW Charging Profile
This section describes how to configure SGW Charging profile.
You can configure the SGW charging profile for the following:
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Attribute details and adding them to the CDRs
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Different triggers in generating CDR
SGW service pod uses this configuration in cnSGW-C charging.
Use following commands to configure cnSGW-C charging profile.
config
profile sgw-charging-profile profile_name
gtpp-triggers
volume-limit { enable | disable }
time-limit { enable | disable }
serving-node-change-limit { enable | disable }
serving-node-plmn-change { enable | disable }
uli-change { enable | disable }
qos-change { enable | disable }
ms-timezone-change { enable | disable }
gtpp-attributes
apn-ambr
include-for-all-bearers
include-for-default-bearer
include-for-non-gbr-bearers
node-id-suffix suffix_value
gtpp-profile association_profile_name
exit
Note | The value of node-id-suffix is implementation-specific. However, it's recommended to give same value as prefix configured as a part of GTPP Profile. |
NOTES:
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apn-ambr —Includes APN-AMBR value in CDR.
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node-id-suffix suffix_value —Specify the node ID suffix to include in NodeId field of CDR.
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ms-timezone-change { enable | disable } —Specify enable or disable the MS time zone change as a trigger for CDR generation. Default value is enable.
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qos-change { enable | disable } —Specify enable or disable the QoS change as a trigger for container addition to CDR. Default value is enable.
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serving-node-change-limit { enable | disable } —Specify enable or disable the serving node change (address) as a trigger for CDR generation. Default value is enable.
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serving-node-plmn-change { enable | disable } —Specify enable or disable the serving node PLMN change as a trigger for CDR generation.
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time-limit { enable | disable }] —Specify enable or disable the time limit breach as a trigger for CDR generation. Default value is enable.
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uli-change { enable | disable } —Specify enable or disable the ULI change as a trigger for container addition to CDR. Default value is enable.
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volume-limit { enable | disable } —Specify enable or disable the volume limit breach as a trigger for CDR generation. Default value is enable and that is included in NodeId field of CDR.