Cisco Prime Network User Guide, 5.2

Service Name

The name of the GGSN service.

Status

The status of the GGSN service. Value could be Unknown, Running, or Down.

PLMN Policy

The PLMN policy for handling communications from SGSNs that are not configured to communicate with.

Newcall Policy

Specifies whether to accept or reject a new incoming call.

Authentication Server Timeout

The code used by the GGSN as a response message if communication with an authentication server times out. Value could be System Failure or User Authentication Failed.

Accounting Server Timeout

The code used by the GGSN as a response message if communication with an accounting server times out. Value could be System Failure or No Resources.

Accounting Context

The context that processes accounting for PDP contexts handled by the GGSN service

GTPU

The GTPU that is associated with the GGSN and manages the GTP messages between GGSN and a radio access network equipment (RNC).

P-GW

A PDN Gateway (P-GW) is the node that terminates the SGi interface towards the PDN

Associated IPNE Service

The IP Network Enabler (IPNE) service, which defaults to Not Defined.

Associated Peer Map

Specifies the Network side Peer map for the SGW service

S6b IPv6 Reporting

Configures the IPv6 address reporting through Authorization-Authentication-Request (AAR) towards the

S6b interface

Local IPv6 Address

The local IPv6 address bounded with the GGSN service.

Maximum Primary Sessions

Configures the maximum number of primary sessions for using this service.

Maximum Secondary Sessions

Configures the maximum number of secondary sessions for using this service.

Unlisted SGSN Rat Type

Specifies the unlisted SGSN rat-type option, which could be gan, geran, hspa, utran, or wlan.

Message Rate [Msgs/Sec]

Specifies the message rate to be in msgs or secs.

Delay Tolerance

Specifies the delay tolerance in secs.

Queue Size

Specifies the size of the queue.

SGSN MCC MNC Preference

Specifies the MCC and MNC portions of PLMN identifier.

Duplicate Subscriber Address Request

Displays how duplicate sessions with same address request are configured.

Duplicate Subscriber Address Request IPV6

Shows how duplicate sessions with same IPv6 address request are configured. The default configuration disables the support to accept duplicate v6 address request.

Gx Li Transport

Displays the Gx LI X3 interface content delivery transport. Default transport is UDP.

Gx Li X3 Interface Context

The Gx LI X3 interface context associated with the service.

Internal QOS Application

The mechanism for deriving the Internal QOS value.

Internal QOS Policy

The derived Internal QOS value for Data Traffic.

DNS Client Context

The context name where a DNS client is configured. The context name associates an existing DNS client configuration with the GGSN to perform a DNS query for P-CSCF, if a P-CSCF query request in an AAA message is received from the Diameter node.

Trace Collection Entity

Shows the configured trace collection entity IP address. Trace collection entity is the destination node to which trace files are transferred and stored.

Path Failure Detection On Gtp Messages

Determines the GTP path-failure behavior on echo or non-echo messages.

MBMS Policy

This command enables or disables the Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services (MBMS) user service support for multicast or broadcast mode. It also specifies the policy for MBMS user service mode.

Local IP Port

The local UDP port that the GGSN service can use.

Maximum PPP Sessions

Maximum context limits allowed for the service.

SGSNs

IP Address

The IP address of the SGSN.

Subnet Mask

The subnet mask of the SGSN.

PLMN ID

The PLMN ID associated with the SGSN.

MCC

The mobile country code (MCC) portion of the PLMN.

MNC

The mobile network code (MNC) portion of the PLMN.

PLMN Foreign

Indicates whether the SGSN belongs to a home or foreign PLMN. This field is available only if MCC and MNC are not available.

Reject Foreign Subscriber

Specifies whether to accept or reject foreign subscriber. Value could be True or False.

RAT Type

The type of radio access technology (RAT) that is used for communication.

Description

The description of the SGSN entry in the GGSN service.

PLMNs

PLMN ID

The ID of the PLMN associated with the GGSN.

Primary

Indicates whether the PLMN ID is the primary PLMN ID for the GGSN. Value could be True or False. When multiple PLMN IDs are configured, the one configured as primary is used for the Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) attribute.

Profile No

Type of billing. For example:

• 1—Hot billing
• 2—Flat billing
• 4—Prepaid billing
• 8—Normal billing

All other profiles from 0 - 15 are customized billing types.

Buckets

Denotes container changes in the GGSN Call Detail Record (GCDR).

Prepaid

Prepaid type, which could be Prohibited or Use-rulebase-configuration.

Down Link Octets

Downlink traffic volume of the bucket.

Uplink Octets

Uplink traffic volume of the bucket.

Total Octets

Total traffic volume of the bucket.

Profile No

Type of billing.

Time1, Time2, and so on

First time-of-day time values, and so on, to close the current statistics container.

Profile No

Type of billing.

No. of SGSNs

Number of SGSN changes (inter-SGSN switchovers) resulting in a new Routing Area Identity (RAI) that can occur before closing an accounting record.

Interval

Normal time duration that must elapse before closing an accounting record.

Down Link Octets

Downlink traffic volume reached within the time interval.

Up Link Octets

Uplink traffic volume reached within the time interval.

Total Octets

Total traffic volume reached within the time interval.

Retransmission Timeout

Timeout, in seconds, for retransmission of GTP control packets.

Max Retransmissions

Maximum retries for transmitting GTP control packets.

Setup Timeout

Maximum time, in seconds, allowed for session setup.

Echo Interval

Echo interval, in seconds, for GTP.

Guard Interval

Interval, in seconds, for which the GGSN maintains responses sent to SGSN. This optimizes the handling of retransmitted messages.

QCI to DSCP Mapping

QoS class index

A set of transport characteristics used to differentiate various packet flows.

DSCP

Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP), a mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic and providing QoS.

QCI & ARP DSCP Mapping

QoS class index

A set of transport characteristics used to differentiate various packet flows.

Allocation retention priority

The priority of allocation and retention of the service data flow. This parameter allows prioritizing allocation of resources during bearer establishment and modification. During network traffic congestions, a lower ARP flow is dropped to free up the capacity.

DSCP

A mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic and providing QoS.

Create PLMN Identifier

Right-click the GGSN group > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to create a PLMN Identifier.

Create SGSN

Use this command to create an SGSN.

Delete GGSN

Use this command to delete a GGSN profile.

Modify GGSN

Use this command to modify a GGSN profile details.

Service Name

The name of the GTPU service.

State

The status of the GTPU service. Status could be Unknown, Running, or Down.

Max Retransmissions

The maximum limit for GTPU echo retransmissions. Default value is 4.

Retransmission Timeout

The timeout in seconds for GTPU echo retransmissions. Default value is 5 Secs.

Echo Interval

The rate at which the GTPU echo packets are sent.

IPSEC Tunnel Idle Timeout

The IPSec tunnel idle timeout after which IPSec tunnel deletion is triggered. Default value is 60 Secs.

Allow Error Indication

Specifies whether error indication is dropped or sent without IPSec tunnel. Default value is Disabled.

Include UDP Port Ext Hdr

Specifies whether to include an extension header in the GTPU packet for error indication messages. Default value is False.

IP Address

The list of IP addresses configured on the GTPU. The IP addresses are available only when configured for the GTPU.

Smooth Factor

Configures the smooth-factor used in the dynamic echo timer for GTPU Service, ranging from 1 to 5. Default is 2.

IP QOS DSCP Value

Designates IP Quality of Service - Differentiated Services Code Point.

Source Port Configuration

Configures GTPU data packet source port related parameters.

Path Failure Detection

Specifies policy to be used. Default is GTPU echo message.

Path Failure Clear Trap

Specifies trigger for clearing path failure trap. By default, path failure trap is cleared on receiving first control plane message for that GTPU peer allocation.

UDP Checksum

Detects transmission errors inside GTPU packets.

Echo Interval

Specifies the time of echo interval.

Echo Mode

Specifies the type of echo mode.

Echo Retransmission Timeout

Configures the echo retransmission timeout for GTPU Service, in seconds, ranging from 1 to 20. Default is 5.

Ike Bind Address

Configures an Ike bind address.

Bearer Type

Configures media type supported for the GTPU end point.

Crypto Template

Configures Crypto template for IP-Sec.

IP Address

The list of IP addresses configured on the GTPU. The IP addresses are available only when configured for the GTPU.

Ike Bind Address

Configures an IKE bind address.

Bearer Type

Configures media type supported for the GTPU end point.

Crypto Template

Configures Crypto template for IP-Sec.

Create GTPU Bind IP Address

Right-click the GTPU defined > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to create a bind IP address for GTPU.

Modify GTPU Bind IP Address

Select the GTPU node > right-click the IP address in the content pane > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify the Bind IP address for GTPU.

Delete GTPU Bind IP Address

Use this command to delete the Bind IP address for GTPU.

Delete GTPU

Right-click the GTPU defined > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to delete a GTPU group.

Modify GTPU

Use this command to modify a GTPU group.

APN Name

The APN name.

Accounting Mode

The accounting protocol in use in the APN. Values are GTPP (GPRS Tunneling Protocol Prime), RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial In User Service), or None.

Selection Mode

The selection mode in use in the APN. Selection mode indicates the origin of the requested APN and whether or not the Home Location Register (HLR) has verified the user subscription.

L3 to L2 Address Policy

The layer 2 to layer 3 IP address allocation or validation policy.

Allocation Type

The method by which the APN obtains IP addresses for PDP contexts.

IP Header Compression

IP packet header compression parameters for the APN.

New Call Policy

Specifies whether to accept or reject a new incoming call in case of duplicate session calls with a request for same IP address.

Virtual APNs

Preference

Specifies the order in which the referenced APNs are compared by the system. Can be configured to any integer value from 1 (highest priority) to 1000 (lowest priority).

APN

Specifies the name of an alternative APN configured on the system that is to be used for PDP contexts with matching properties. Value can be from 1 to 62, alpha and/or numeric characters, and is not case-sensitive. It may also contain dots (.) and/or dashes (-).

Rule Definition

The virtual APN rule definition can be one of the following:

• access-gw-address—Specifies the access gateway (SGSN/SGW/Others) address for the virtual APN. The IP address can be an IPv4 or IPv6 address in decimal notation. IPv6 also supports :: notation for the IP address.
• bearer-access-service—Specifies the bearer access service name for the virtual APN.
• service name—Specifies the service name. Service name is unique across all the contexts. Value is a string of size 1 to 63.
• cc-profile—Specifies the APN for charging characteristics (CC) profile index. Value is an integer from 1 to 15.
• Domain name—Specifies the subscriber’s domain name (realm). Domain name can be from 1 to 79 alpha and/or numeric characters.
• MCC—Specifies the MCC portion of the PLMN identifier. Value is an integer between 100 to 999.
• MNC—Specifies the MNC portion of the PLMN identifier. Value is an integer between 100 to 999.
• msisdn-range—Specifies the APN for this MSISDN range. The starting and ending values of the range is a string of size 2 to 15 with values between 00 and 999999999999999.
• Rat-Type—Specifies the rat-type option, which could be gan, geran, hspa, utran, or wlan.
• Roaming mode—Specifies the roaming mode, which could be Home, Visiting, or Roaming.

QCI to DSCP Mapping

QoS class index

Denotes a set of transport characteristics used to differentiate various packet flows.

DSCP

Denotes a mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic and providing QoS.

QCI & ARP DSCP Mapping

QoS class index

Denotes a set of transport characteristics used to differentiate various packet flows.

Allocation retention priority

Indicates the priority of allocation and retention of the service data flow. This parameter allows prioritizing allocation of resources during bearer establishment and modification. During network traffic congestions, a lower ARP flow is dropped to free up the capacity.

DSCP

Denotes a mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic and providing QoS.

QoS Downlink Traffic Policing

QCI

A scalar that denotes a set of transport characteristics and used to infer nodes specific parameters that control packet forwarding treatment.

Peak Data Rate

The peak data rate allowed, in bytes, for the downlink direction and QoS traffic class.

Committed Data Rate

The committed data rate allowed, in bytes, for the downlink direction and QoS traffic class.

Negotiate Limit

Indicates whether negotiation limit is enabled or disabled for the downlink direction and Qos traffic class.

Rate Limit

Indicates whether the rate limit is enabled or disabled for the downlink direction and Qos traffic class.

Burst Size Auto Readjust

Indicates whether the auto readjustment of burst size is enabled or disabled. This parameter is used in dynamic burst size calculation, for traffic policing, at the time of PDP activation of modification.

Burst Size Auto Readjust Duration

The burst size readjustment duration in seconds. This parameter indicates the number of seconds that the dynamic burst size calculation will last for. This allows the traffic to be throttled at the negotiated rates.

Peak Burst Size (bytes)

The peak burst size allowed, in bytes, for the downlink direction and QoS class.

Guaranteed Burst Size (bytes)

The guaranteed burst size allowed, in bytes, for the downlink direction and QoS class.

Exceed Action

The action to be taken on packets that exceed the committed data rate, but do not violate the peak data rate. The action could be one of the following:

• Drop
• Lower IP Precedence
• Transmit

Violate Action

The action to be taken on packets that exceed both committed and peak data rates. The action could be one of the following:

• Drop
• Lower IP Precedence
• Shape
• Transmit

QoS Uplink Traffic Policing

QCI

A scalar that denotes a set of transport characteristics and used to infer nodes specific parameters that control packet forwarding treatment.

Peak Data Rate

The peak data rate allowed, in bytes, for the uplink direction and QoS traffic class.

Committed Data Rate

The committed data rate allowed, in bytes, for the uplink direction and QoS traffic class.

Negotiate Limit

Indicates whether negotiation limit is enabled or disabled for the uplink direction and Qos traffic class.

Rate Limit

Indicates whether the rate limit is enabled or disabled for the uplink direction and Qos traffic class.

Burst Size Auto Readjust

Indicates whether the auto readjustment of burst size is enabled or disabled. This parameter is used in dynamic burst size calculation, for traffic policing, at the time PDP.

Burst Size Auto Readjust Duration

The burst size readjustment duration in seconds. This parameter indicates the number of seconds that the dynamic burst size calculation will last for. This allows the traffic to be throttled at the negotiated rates.

Peak Burst Size (bytes)

The peak burst size allowed, in bytes, for the uplink direction and QoS class.

Guaranteed Burst Size (bytes)

The guaranteed burst size allowed, in bytes, for the uplink direction and QoS class.

Exceed Action

The action to be taken on packets that exceed the committed data rate, but do not violate the peak data rate. The action could be one of the following:

• Drop
• Lower IP Precedence
• Transmit

Violate Action

The action to be taken on packets that exceed both committed and peak data rates. The action could be one of the following:

• Drop
• Lower IP Precedence
• Shape
• Transmit

Charging Characteristics

Home Bit Behavior

The behavior bit for charging a home subscriber.

Home Profile

The profile index for a home subscriber.

Roaming Bit Behavior

The behavior bit for charging a roaming subscriber.

Roaming Profile

The profile index for a roaming subscriber.

Visiting Bit Behavior

The behavior bit for charging a visiting subscriber.

Visiting Profile

The profile index for a visiting subscriber.

All Bit Behavior

The behavior bit for charging all subscribers. This value is used only if all subscribers are configured to use the same charging characteristics. This value is overridden by the behavior bit set for a subscriber type.

All Profile

The profile index for all subscribers.

Use GGSN

The type of the subscriber using the charging characteristics configured on the APN. Value could be Home, Roaming, Visitor, or None. None indicates that the subscriber is using the charging characteristics from the SGSN.

Use RADIUS Returned

Specifies whether the GGSN accepts charging characteristics returned from the RADIUS server for all subscribers for the APN. Value could be True or False.

DHCP

Lease Expiration Policy

The action taken when leases for IP addresses assigned to PDP contexts that are facilitated by the APN, are about to expire. For example, auto renew.

GSM-QoS

SDU Error Ratio Code

The SDU error ratio code based on which the negotiation of QoS attribute reliability class needs to be configured on the APN. Value is an integer between the range 1 and 7. Each code has an assigned value.

Residual BER Code

The residual bit error rate (BER) based on which the negotiation of QoS attribute reliability class needs to be configured on the APN. This value is specified if the SDU error ratio code is 1, 2, 3, or 7.

Residual BER code is an integer in the range 1 and 9. Each code has an assigned value.

IP Parameters

In Access Group

The name of the IPv4/IPv6 access group for the APN when configured for inbound traffic.

Out Access Group

The name of the IPv4/IPv6 access group for the APN when configured for outbound traffic.

Local Address

The static local IP address assigned to the APN.

Next Hop Gateway Address

The IP address of the next hop gateway for the APN. This parameter is available only if it is configured on the APN.

Is Discard Enabled

Specifies whether multicast discard is enabled or disabled. Value could be True or False.

IPv6

Inbound Access Group Name

The name of the IPv6 access group for the APN when configured for inbound traffic.

Outbound Access Group Name

The name of the IPv6 access group for the APN when configured for outbound traffic.

Router Advertisement Interval

The time interval (in milliseconds) the initial IPv6 router advertisement is sent to the mobile node. Value is an integer in the range 100 and 16,000. Smaller the advertisement interval greater is the chance of the router being discovered quickly.

Router Advertisement Number

The number of initial IPv6 router advertisements sent to the mobile node. Value is an integer in the range of 1 and 16.

Prefix Pool Name

The name of the IPv6 address prefix pool configured for the subscriber. You can configure upto a maximum of four pools per subscriber.

Egress Address Filtering

Specifies whether filtering of packets not meant for the mobile interface, is enabled or disabled.

Mediation Device

Mediation Accounting Enabled

Indicates whether mediation accounting is enabled or disabled.

No Early PDUs

Indicates whether protocol data units (PDUs) must be delayed or not until a response to the GGSN's accounting start request is received from the mediation device. If No Early PDUs is ‘true’, the chassis does not send any uplink or downlink data from or to a MS, until it receives a command from the mediation device.

No Interims

Indicates whether radius interim updates are sent to the mediation device or not for the APN for radius accounting.

Delay GTP Response

Indicates whether the GTP response must be delayed or not. If this value is ‘true’, the GTP response is delayed and is sent to the SGSN only if the AAA server is up. If the value is ‘false’, the subscriber will be connected to the SGSN even if the AAA server is down.

Mobile IP

Home Agent

The IP address of the home agent (HA) used by the current APN to facilitate subscriber mobile IP sessions.

Mobile Node Home Agent SPI

The mobile node Security Parameter Index (SPI) configured for the APN. Value is an integer between 256 and 4294967295.

Mobile Node Home Agent Hash Algorithm

The encryption algorithm used (if any) by the APN for security.

Mobile Node AAA Removal Indication

Specifies whether the system is configured to remove various information elements when relaying registration request (RRQ) messages to HA. Value could be Enabled or Disabled.

Net BIOS

Primary NBNS Address

Primary service address of the NetBIOS server.

Secondary NBNS Address

Secondary service address of the NetBIOS server.

PDP Contexts Parameters

Total Contexts

The total number of primary and secondary PDP contexts that can be supported by the APN. Value is an integer between 1 and 4,000,000.

PDP Type

The type of the PDP contexts supported by the APN.

Primary Contexts

The status of the primary contexts of the APN.

PPP Profile

Data Compression Protocols

The compression protocol used by the APN for compression of data packets.

Keep Alive

The frequency (in seconds) of sending the Link Control Protocol (LCP) keep alive messages. A value zero denotes that the keep alive messages are disabled completely.

Data Compression Mode

The compression mode used by the compression protocol which could be:

• Normal—Packets are compressed using the packet history.
• Stateless—Each packet is compressed individually.

MTU (bytes)

The maximum transmission unit (MTU) for packets accessing the APN.

Min. Compression Size (bytes)

The smallest packet to which compression may be applied.

RADIUS

RADIUS Group

The Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) group name for the subscriber. If no group is set, the value is displayed as Default.

RADIUS Secondary Group

The secondary AAA group for the APN. If no group is set, the value is displayed as None.

Returned Framed IP Address Policy

The policy which indicates whether to accept or reject a call when the RADIUS server supplies 255.255.255.255 as the framed IP address and when the MS does not supply an IP address.

Timeout

Absolute

Absolute timeout of a session, in seconds, for the APN.

Idle

Maximum duration, in seconds, after which the system considers the session as dormant or idle and invokes the long duration timer action.

Long Duration

Maximum duration, in seconds, before the system automatically reports or terminates the session. This is the maximum duration before the specified timeout action is activated for the session.

Long Duration Inactivity

Maximum duration, in seconds, before the session is marked as dormant.

Emergency Inactivity

Timeout duration, in seconds, to check inactivity on the emergency session.

Idle Activity Downlink State

Indicates whether the system must ignore the downlink traffic to consider as activity for idle-timeout. Only uplink packets will be able to reset the idle-timeout.

MBMS Bearer Absolute

Maximum time a Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Server (MBMS) bearer can exist in active or idle state.

MBMS Bearer Idle

Maximum time an MBMS bearer context can be idle.

MBMS UE Absolute

Session timeout value for the MBMS user equipment.

IPv6 Init Solicit Wait

IPv6 initial router solicit wait timeout.

Long Duration Action Type

The action taken on long duration sessions. For example, the system performs any of the following actions:

• Detects a long duration session and sends an SNMP trap and CORBA notification.
• Disconnects the session after sending an SNMP trap and CORBA notification.
• Suppresses the SNMP trap and CORBA notification after detecting and disconnecting long duration session.

Tunnel Parameters

Address Policy

The address allocation / validation policy for all tunneled calls except Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) calls.

Peer Load Balancing

The algorithm that defines how the tunnel peers are selected by the APN when multiple peers are configured in the APN.

DNS Configuration

Primary DNS Address

The primary DNS server for the APN.

Secondary DNS Address

The secondary DNS server for the APN.

Create QoS to DSCP Mapping

Right-click the APN node > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to create the mapping between QoS and DSCP.

Create Virtual APN

Use this command to create a virtual APN.

Delete APN

Use this command to delete an APN profile.

Modify APN

Use this command to delete an APN profile.

Group Name

Name of the GTPP group.

CDR Storage Mode

Storage mode for CDRs, which could be Local or Remote.

CDR Timeout

Maximum amount of time the system waits for a response from the CGF before assuming the packet is lost.

CDR Max Retries

Number of times the system attempts to a CGF that is not responding.

Max CDR Size (bytes)

Maximum payload size of the GTPP packet.

Max CDR Wait Time

Maximum payload size of the GTPP packet. The payload includes the CDR and the GTPP header.

Max CDRs in Message

Maximum number of CDRs allowed in a single packet.

Recover Files Sequence Number

Indicates whether recovery of file sequence number is enabled or not. If enabled, everytime the machine is rebooted, the file sequence number continues from the last sequence number.

Data Request Start Sequence Number

The starting sequence number to be used in the GTPP data record transfer (DRT) record.

Start File Sequence Number

Starting value of the file sequence number.

Source Port Validation

Indicates whether port checking is enabled or disabled for node alive/echo/redirection requests from the CGF.

Dictionary

Dictionary supported by the GTPP group.

Suppress Zero Volume CDRs

Suppress the CDRs with zero byte data count under GTPP group.

Data Record Version Format

Specifies the data record version format.

Group

GTPP group, in which the accounting server is configured.

Context Name

Name of the context, in which the CGF is configured.

Primary Accounting Server Address

IPv4 or IPv6 address of the CGF.

Port

UDP port over which the GGSN communicates with the CGF.

State

Status of the CGF, which could be Active or Inactive.

Priority

Relative priority of the CGF. This priority determines which CGF server to send the accounting data to.

Detect Dead Server Consecutive Failures

Number of failures that could occur before marking a CGF as dead (down).

Dead Server Suppress CDRs

Indicates whether suppression of CDRs is enabled or disabled when the GTPP server is detected as dead or unreachable.

Dead Time

Maximum duration, in seconds, before marking a CGF as dead on consecutive failures.

Echo Timeout

The amount of time that must elapse before the system attempts to communicate with a CGF that was previously unreachable.

Echo Max Retries

Number of times the system attempts to communicate with a GTPP backup storage server that is not responding.

Redirection Allowed

Indicates whether redirection of CDRs is allowed or not, when the primary CGF is unavailable.

Duplicate Hold Time Minutes

Number of minutes to hold on to CDRs that may be duplicates, when the primary CGF is down.

Indicators

Indicates whether the following CDR attributes are enabled or not:

• PDP Type
• PDP Address
• Dynamic Flag
• Diagnostics
• Node ID
• Charging Characteristic Selection Mode
• Local Record Sequence Number
• MSISDN
• PLMN ID
• PGW PLMN ID
• IMEI
• RAT
• User Location Information
• List of Service Data
• Served MNAI
• Start Time
• Stop Time
• PDN Connection ID
• Served PDP PDN Address Extension
• Duration
• SGW IPv6 Address
• PGW IPv6 Address
• SNA IPv6 Address
• QOS Max Length
• Record Type (SaMOG)
• APN AMBR Present
• Sponsor ID
• SGSN Change Present
• Dynamic Address Flag Extension Present
• TWAN User Location Information Present
• User CSG Information Present
• Served PDP PDN Address Prefix Length Present
• IMSI Unauthenticated Flag Present

Indicators

• Low Access Priority Indicator
• Direct Tunnel Present
• Furnish Charging Information Present
• APN Selection Mode Present
• PCO NAI Present
• MS Timezone Present

Triggers

Indicates whether the following CDR triggers are enabled or not:

• Volume Limit
• Time Limit
• Tariff Time Change
• Serving Node Change Limit
• Intra SGSN Group Change
• Inter PLMN SGSN Change
• EGCDR Max LOSDV Limit
• QOS Change
• RAT Change
• On RAT Change Generate
• MS Timezone Change
• Direct Tunnel
• Cell Update
• PLMN ID Change
• Dcca
• Service Idle Out
• ULI Change
• APN AMBR Change

IP Address

IP address of the charging agent.

Port

Port of the charging agent.

Service Interval

The volume octet counts for the generation of the interim eG-CDRs to service data flow container in flow-based charging (FBC).

Service Idle Timeout

Time interval, in seconds, to close the eG-CDR, if the minimum time duration thresholds for service data flow containers are satisfied in FBC.

Delete Service Thresholds

Configured threshold in eG-CDR to be deleted in the service.

Include All LOSDVs

Indicates whether all content IDs are included in the final eG-CDR or not.

LOSDV Max Containers

Maximum number of List of Service Data Volume (LoSDV) containers in one eG-CDR.

LOTDV Max Containers

Maximum number of List of Service Data Volume (LoSDV) containers in one eG-CDR.

Closing Cause Unique

Indicates whether the same closing cause needs to be included for multiple final eG-CDRs or not.

Cause For Record Closing Normal Release

Indicates whether the cause for record closing normal release is enabled or disabled.

File Format

File format to store CDRs.

File Compression

Type of compression used on CDR files stored locally. None indicates that file compression is disabled.

File Rotation Time Interval

Time duration, in seconds, after which CDR file rotation happens.

File Rotation Volume Limit (MB)

Volume of CDR file, in MB, after which CDR file rotation happens.

File Rotation CDR Count

Number of CDRs to include in a CDR file after which CDR file rotation happens.

Force File Rotation by Time Interval

Indicates whether file rotation is forced or not. If this is enabled, the system is forced to do a file rotation at specified interval, even if there are no CDRs generated.

Purge Processed Files

Indicates whether processed files must be processed or not.

File Transfer Mode

Mode of file transfer for the GTPP service.

Interval

Specifies the normal time duration that must elapse before closing an accounting record provided that any or all of the following conditions are satisfied:

• Down link traffic volume is reached within the time interval
• Tariff time based trigger occurred within the time interval
• Data volume (uplink and downlink) bucket trigger occurred within the time interval

Buckets

Total number of data buckets configured for MBMS CDR trigger service.

IP Address

IP address of the backup storage server.

Port

UDP port number over which the GGSN communicates with the backup storage server.

Timeout

Maximum amount of time, in seconds, the system waits for a response from the GTPP backup storage server before assuming the packet is lost.

Max Retries

Number of times the system attempts to communicate with a GTPP backup storage server that is not responding.

Create CGF

Right-click the GTPP group > Commands > Configuration

The Charging Gateway Function (CGF) listens to GTP' messages sent from the GSNs on TCP/UDP port 3386. The core network sends charging information to the CGF, typically including PDP context activation times and the quantity of data which the end user has transferred. However, this communication which occurs within one network is less standardized and may, depending on the vendor and configuration options, use proprietary encoding or even an entirely proprietary system.

Use this command to create a new CGF.

Create Storage Server

The GTPP Storage Server (GSS) provides an external management solution for the bulk storage of Charging Data Records (CDRs) coming from a GPRS Support Node (GSN) in a GPRS/UMTS network.

Use this command to create a storage server.

Modify Storage Server

Right-click the GTPP group > Storage Server

Use this command to modify storage server configuration details.

Delete Storage Server

Use this command to delete a storage server.

Delete CGF

Right-click the GTPP group > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to delete a CGF.

Delete GTPP

Use this command to delete a GTPP.

Modify CGF

Use this command to modify CGF configuration details.

Modify GTPP

Use this command to modify GTPP configuration details.

Show CGF

Right-click the GTPP group > Properties. In the GTPP Group Container Properties window, right-click a GTPP Group name and then choose Commands > Show > Show CGF

Use this command to view and confirm CGF configuration details.

Service Name

Name of the EGTP service.

Status

Status of the EGTP service.

Message Validation Mode

Mode of message validation for the EGTP service.

Interface Type

Interface type for the EGTP service.

DBcmd When MBreq Pending

Indicates collision handling of DBcmd when MBreq is pending. When No is specified as a Default option, then MB req is aborted and handles DBcmd.

Restart Counter

Restart counter value for the EGTP service.

Max Remote Restart Counter Change

Specifies the counter change after which the P-GW will detect a peer restart. A peer restart is detected only if the absolute difference between the new and old restart counters is less than the value configured.

GTPC Retransmission Timeout

Control packet retransmission timeout for a EGTP service.

GTPC Max Request Retransmissions

Maximum number of request retransmissions for a EGTP service.

GTPC IP QoS DSCP Value

The IP QoS DSCP value for a EGTP service.

GTPC Echo

Indicates whether GTPC echo is configured for the EGTP service or not.

GTPC Echo Interval

GTPC echo interval for a EGTP service.

GTPC Echo Mode

GTPC echo mode, which could be Dynamic or Default.

GTPC Path Failure Detection Policy Echo Timeout

Shows that Path failure is detected when the retries of echo messages times out.

Associated GTPU Service Name

Displays an associated GTPU service for the selected EGTP service.

GTPC Session Uniqueness

Enabled or disabled.

When enabled, populates and sends origination timestamp and maximum wait time private extensions in CSReq towards PGW.

GTPC Path Failure Detection Policy Echo Restart Counter Change

Shows that Path failure is detected when the restart counter in echo request or response message changes.

GTPC Path Failure Detection Policy Echo Control Restart Counter Change

Shows that Path failure is detected when the restart counter in control request or response message changes.

GTPC Echo Retransmission Timeout

Displays the echo retransmission timeout for EGTP service in seconds. The ranges are from 1 to 20. Default value is 5.

GTPC Echo Max Retransmission

Displays maximum retries for GTP echo request. Must be followed by integer, ranging from 0 to 15.

Modify EGTP

Right-click the EGTP group > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify EGTP configuration details.

Delete EGTP

Use this command to delete the EGTP.

Service Name

The unique name of the SGSN service.

Note You can configure only one SGSN service for a chassis.

Status

The status of the SGSN service, which can be any of the following:

• Unknown
• Initiated
• Running
• Down
• Started
• Not Started

SGSN Number

The phone number that is associated with the SGSN service.

Core Network ID

The network code that identifies the core network to connect the SGSN service.

Associated SGTP Service

The name of the STGP service and its context associated to the SGSN service. This service is represented in the following format:

<SGTP Service Nameplate Service Context>

Associated MAP Service

The name of the Mobile Application Part (MAP) service and its context that is associated to the SGSN service. This service is represented in the following format:

<MAP Service Name>@<MAP Service Context>

Note MAP is an SS7 protocol that provides an application layer for the various nodes in GSM and UMTS mobile core networks and GPRS core networks to communicate with each other in order to provide services to mobile phone users. It is an application-layer protocol used to access SGSN service.

Associated HSS Service

The name of the Home Subscriber Server (HSS) service and its context that is associated to the SGSN service. This service is represented in the following format:

<HSS Service Name>@<HSS Service Context>

Associated IuPS Service

The name of the IuPS service and its context that is associated to the SGSN service. This service is represented in the following format:

<IuPS Service Name>@<IuPS Service Context>

Note The interface between the RNC and the Circuit Switched Core Network (CS-CN) is called Iu-CS and between the RNC and the Packet Switched Core Network is called Iu-PS

Associated Gs Service

The name of Gs service and its context that is associated to the SGSN service. This service is represented in the following format:

<Gs Service Name>@<Service Context>

Associated CAMEL Service

The name of the Customized Application for Mobile Network Enhanced Logic (CAMEL) service and its context. This service is represented in the following format:

<CAMEL Service Name>@<CAMEL Context>

Max Simultaneous PDP Contexts

The maximum number of simultaneous Packet Data Protocol (PDP) contexts per mobile station. This number can be any value between 2 and 11.

Offload T3312 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) for sending period RAUs to the mobile station. This time can be any value between 2 and 60.

Override LAC for LI

The Location Area Code (LAC) that is associated with the SGSN service at the time of record opening.

Override RAC for LI

The Routing Area Code (RAC) that is associated with the SGSN service at the time of record opening.

Dns Israu MCC-MNC-Encoding

The format of the MCC and MNC values in the DNS query sent during the Inter-SGSN RAU (ISRAU), which can be any one of the following:

• decimal
• hexadecimal

Accounting CDR Types

The type of accounting Call Detail Record (CDR) configured for the SGSN service, which can be any one of the following:

• MCDR
• SCDR
• SMS MO_CDR
• SMS MT_CDR
• SMBMSCDR
• LCS MT_CDR
• no accounting cdr-types
• Unknown

Multiple CDR types may be configured for a SGSN service. In such cases, the types are separated by a comma and displayed here.

Clear Subscription Data

Indicates whether the SGSN service will clear subscriber contexts and the subscription database for the attached subscribers whenever the clear subscribers all command is issued.

Detach Type IE

The instruction that is included in the Detach-Request message during the Admin-Disconnect procedure, which can be any one of the following:

• Reattach-Required
• Reattach-Not-Required
• Unknown

Gf Timeout Action

The action to be taken by the SGSN service when a response is not received from the Equipment Identify Register (EIR) even though a valid EIR configuration exists under the MAP service and the route to the EIR is available. Any one of the following actions is applicable:

• Continue
• Reject

Gf Failure Action

The action to be taken by the SGSN service when the EIR is temporarily inaccessible even though a valid EIR configuration exists under the MAP service, which can be any one of the following:

• Continue
• Reject

Reporting Action Event Record

Indicates whether the SGSN service is allowed to enable GGM/SM event logging for 3G services.

Network Global MME ID Management DB

Indicates whether the SGSN service is associated to the Network Global MMEID Management Database, which in turn is configured on the LTE policy.

Tai Management DB

Indicates whether the SGSN service is associated to the Tai Management Database, which in turn is configured on the LTE policy.

LCS Service

The name of the LCS service associated with the SGSN service.

NRI Values tab

NRI Value

The MS assigned value of the Network Resource Identifier (NRI) to retrieve from the P-TSMI, which is used to identify a SGSN service in a pool.

Note This value is unique across all pools.

Connecting

Indicates whether the SGSN service will offload subscribers by sending either a “Attach Request” or “RAU Request” message for the corresponding NRI value.

Activating

Indicates whether the SGSN service will offload subscribers by sending an “Activate Request” message for the corresponding NRI value.

Profiles tab

Profile No.

The type of billing, which can be any one of the following:

• 1—Hot billing
• 2—Flat billing
• 4—Prepaid billing
• 8—Normal billing
• All other profiles from 0-15 are customized billing types.

Buckets

Denotes container changes in the Call Detail Record (CDR).

Down Link Octets

The downlink traffic volume of the bucket.

Up Link Octets

The uplink traffic volume of the bucket.

Total Octets

The total traffic volume of the bucket.

Intervals tab

Profile No.

The type of billing.

No. of SGSNs

The number of changes to the SGSN (inter-SGSN switchovers) resulting in a new Routing Area Identity (RAI) that can occur before closing an accounting record.

Interval

The amount of time (in seconds) that must elapse before closing an accounting record.

Down Link Octets

The downlink traffic volume reached within the time interval.

Up Link Octets

The uplink traffic volume reached within the time interval.

Total Octets

The total traffic volume reached within the time interval.

Tarrifs tab

Profile No.

The type of billing.

Time (1 - 6)

The time-of-day values at different times in a day, which is required to close the current statistics container.

Modify SGSN

Right-click the SGSN service > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify the SGSN service.

Delete SGSN

Use this command to delete the SGSN service.

Create Target NRI

Use this command to create Target NRI.

Show SGSN

Right-click the SGSN service > Commands > Show

Use this command to view details of the selected SGSN service.

Modify Profile

SGSN service > Profiles Tab > Right-click the profile > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify the profile details.

Modify Tariff

SGSN service > Tariffs Tab > Right-click the profile > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify the tariff details.

Modify Interval

SGSN service > Intervals Tab > Right-click the profile > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify the interval details.

Modify NRI Values

SGSN service > right-click the NRI Values > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify NRI value details.

Modify NRI Properties

SGSN service > right-click the NRI Properties > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify NRI property details.

Modify Target NRI

SGSN service > Target NRI Tab > right-click the Target NRI Table > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify Target NRI details.

Delete Target NRI

Right-click the SGSN service > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to delete Target NRI details.

Max Identity Retries

The maximum number of retransmissions allowed for identity requests. In other words, it relates to the number of retransmissions allowed before failure of the request. This number can be any value between 1 and 10.

Max Page Retries

The maximum number of retransmissions allowed for page requests. In other words, it relates to the number of retransmissions allowed before failure of the request. This number can be any value between 1 and 5.

Max PTMSI Reloc Retries

The maximum number of retransmissions allowed for P-TMSI relocation procedure. In other words, it relates to the number of retransmissions allowed before failure of the P-TMSI relocation procedure. This number can be any value between 1 and 10.

Perform Identity After Auth

Indicates whether the SGSN service is allowed to perform an identity check to ascertain the IMSI after an authentication failure on a P-TMSI message.

TRAU Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) that the SGSN service must wait to purge the mobile station's data.This timer is started by the SGSN service after completion of the inter-SGSN RAU.

T3302 Timeout

The amount of time (in minutes) the SGSN service must wait to attach the GPRS or RAU procedure on the mobile station node before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 186.

T3312 Timeout

The amount of time (in minutes) the SGSN service must wait to initiate the RAU procedure on the network before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 186.

T3313 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) the SGSN service must wait to initiate the GPRS on the network before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 60.

T3322 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) the SGSN service must wait to detach the GPRS on the network before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 20.

T3350 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) the SGSN service must wait to accept the GPRS attach request, RAU attach request, or reallocation request sent with the P-TSMI/TSMI on the network. This time can be any value between 1 and 20.

T3360 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) the SGSN service must wait to guard the authentication or cipher request on the network before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 20.

T3370 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) the SGSN service must wait for the identity request before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 20.

Mobile Reachable Timeout

The amount of time (in minutes) the SGSN service must wait to reach a mobile station on the network before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 4 and 4400.

Implicit Detach Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) the SGSN service must wait for the implicit detach procedure on the network before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 3600.

Purge Timeout

The amount of time (in minutes) the SGSN service must wait to detach the mobility management context on the network before retransmitting the message again. This time can be any value between 1 and 20160.

Page Delta Timeout

The page delta timeout associated with the SGSN service.

Modify GPRS Mobility Management

SGSN > Right-click on GPRS Mobility Management > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify the GPRS mobility management details.

NRI Length

The number of bits to be used in P-TMSI to define the NRI, which can be any number between 1 and 6. This length also determines the maximum size of the pool. If you do not configure a length for the NRI, then the default value of zero is considered to be the NRI’s length.

NRI Null Value

The value of the null NRI, which is unique across all pool areas. If the NRI null value is 0, it indicates that the keyword is not used. Any value between 1 and 63 is used to identify the SGSN service that is to be used for offloading procedure for SGSN pooling.

Non Broadcast MCC

The country code of the mobile, which is basically the first part of the PLMN ID. This code can be any value between 100 and 999.

Non Broadcast MNC

The network code portion of the PLMN ID. This code must be a 2 or 3 digit value between 1 and 999.

Non Broadcast LAC

The location area code associated with an RNC. This code must be any value between 1 and 65535.

Non Broadcast RAC

The remote area code associated with an RNC. This code can be any value between 1 and 255.

Max Activate Retries

The maximum number of retries to activate PDP context, which can be any value between 1 and 10.

Max Modify Retries

The maximum number of retries to modify the PDP context, which can be any value between 1 and 10.

Max Deactivate Retries

The maximum number of retries to deactivate PDP context, which can be any value between 1 and 10.

T3385 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) to wait for a network initiated activate request before it is retransmitted again. This time can be any value between 1 and 60.

T3386 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) to wait for a network initiated modify request before it is retransmitted again. This time can be any value between 1 and 60.

T3395 Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) to wait for a network initiated deactivate request before it is retransmitted again. This time can be any value between 1 and 60.

Guard Timeout

The amount of time (in seconds) for retransmission of a GUARD request, which can be any value between 1 and 60.

ARP RP Profile

The status of the ARP packet (request or reply) associated with the SGSN service.

Modify Session Management

SGSN > Right-click on Session Management > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to modify the session management details.

Canonical Node Name

Name of the canonical node

TLLI-CB Audit Status

Specifies if the periodic TLLI-CB audit is enabled or disabled

BVC Unblock Trigger

Shows bvc-unblock trigger based on configuration

Perform UMTS AKA for USIM(R99+)

Shows UMTS AKA for USIM(R99+) in case of quintuplet available from HLR

Ignore RANAP excess Length

Shows action on handling of excess length of RANAP messages

Target-Offloading Algo

Shows the algorithm for target-based offloading

Common RA Paging

Specifies if paging across common Routing Area for 2G and 3G is enabled or disabled

IPMS Suppress

Specifies if suppressing of 2G-related IPMS events is enabled or disabled

SESSMGR IPC msg flush frequency

Shows the frequency of flush

SESSMGR IPC msg flush number

Shows the number of IPC messages to be aggregated

LINKMGR IPC msg flush frequency

Shows the frequency of flush

LINKMGR IPC msg flush number

Shows the number of IPC messages to be aggregated

GBMGR IPC msg flush frequency

Shows the frequency of flush

GBMGR IPC msg flush number

Shows the number of IPC messages to be aggregated

Dual Address PDP Enabled

Specifies if the support for dual address PDP is enabled or not

RAN Information Management (RIM)

Specifies if the support for RIM is enabled or disabled

Location Services (LCS)

Specifies if the Location Services are enabled or disabled on the interface

Multi Operator Core NW (MOCN)

Specifies if the support for MOCN for SGSN is enabled or disabled

Dual Connectivity Support with NR capability (DCNR)

Specifies if DCNR is enabled or disabled

Extended Coverage Enhanced GPRS (EC-EGPRS/EC-GSM)

Specifies if the support for EC-GSM (EC-EGPRS) feature is enabled or disabled

MS Flowcontrol from Unknown MS Rx

Specifies the action to be taken for the reception of MS-FLOW-CONTROL message from Unknown MS. By default, SGSN sends BSSGP-STATUS response; Enables the SGSN to send BSSGP-STATUS response; Enables the SGSN to discard the received BSSGP message; Enables the SGSN to send ACK response.

Peer to Peer BVC Reset

Specifies the following:

• Action to be taken for the reception of a BSSGP message with particular cause or reason.
• Action to be taken for the reception of peer to Peer BVC reset. By default, subscribers continue with the current state. Moves the subscriber to standby state.

DL Unitdata Tx

Specifies the action to be taken for the reception of a BSSGP message with particular cause or reason.

Specifies if rfsp-id needs to be excluded in outgoing dl-unitdata.

By default, rfsp-id is sent in DL-Unitdata. Exclude RFSP Id in DL-Unitdata message.

BSSGP Timer-T2

Shows the BVC Reset procedure guard timer.

BSSGP Timer-Th

Shows the MS flow control parameter validity timeouts.

Connected/Ready Mode Subscribers

Shows the message rate for PDP deactivation for Connected/Ready mode subscribers

Idle/Stand-By Mode Subscribers

Shows the message rate for PDP deactivation for Idle/Standby mode subscribers

DSCP Template

Shows the name of the DSCP template

for control packets

Shows the DSCP value for the control packet class.

conversational class

Specifies the conversational data packet class

streaming class

Specifies the streaming data packet class

background class

Specifies the background data packet class

interactive priority1 class

Specifies the interactive priority 1 data packet class

interactive priority2 class

Specifies the interactive priority 2 data packet class

interactive priority3 class

Specifies the interactive priority 3 data packet class

EIR profile

Name of the EIR profile

EIR profile state

State of the EIR profile

Include IMSI TCAP

Specifies if IMSI in TCAP for MAP-CHECK-IMEI operation is included or not

Include IMSI MAP

Specifies if IMSI in MAP for MAP-CHECK-IMEI operation is included or not

Congestion Action Profile Name

Name of the congestion action profile

New Call Policy

Specifies the congestion control policy for new calls

Active Call Policy

Specifies the congestion control policy for active or existing calls

Routing Area Update

Specifies the congestion control policy for Routing Area Update messages

Service Request

Specifies the congestion control policy for Service Request messages

APN Based Congestion Control

Specifies APN Based congestion control policy

MM messages

Specifies the congestion control policy for for Mobility Management messages

SM messages

Specifies the congestion control policy for Session Management messages

Procedure

Specifies the action to be taken for the reception of a GMM message with particular cause or reason; Specifies the action to be taken for the reception of ATTACH request with TLLI already in use. By default, SGSN process the ATTACH request

Condition

Action

OLD-TLLI hold-time

Timer value to invalidate the old TLLI.

OLD-TLLI List to be invalidated

Specifies the OLD-TLLI list, which is mapped to a subscriber upon time expiry, to be invalidated.

Procedure

Specifies the following:

• Action to be taken on the reception of a MAP message with a particular cause or reason.
• Insert Subscriber Data (ISD) message type
• Handling of CAMEL subscription information received as part of the ISD message
• Action to be taken for the CAMEL subscriber (ISD message with CAMEL subscription) when no camel service associated. By default, it validates for the camel subscription. Ignores the validation of camel subscription if there is no camel service associated.

Condition

Action

ARP 1 RP 4

Specifies the alloc/reten priority and radio priority

ARP 2 RP 4

ARP 3 RP 4

Name

The Iu PS service name.

Status

The status of the Iu PS service, which can be any one of the following:

• Initiated
• Running
• Down
• Started
• Not Started

PLMN ID

The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) ID associated with the Iu PS service, which is basically a combination of the Mobile Country Code (MCC) and the Mobile Network Code (MNC).

Network Sharing

Specifies whether network sharing is enabled or disabled.

DSCP Template

Specifies the configuration of the Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) for the Iu PS service.

Iu Connection Hold

Specifies whether the Iu connection hold is enabled or disabled.

By default, the Iu Connection is held only when requested by MS.

Iu Connection Hold Timer

The time required for the Iu connection hold.

Iu Release Complete Timer

The time interval (in seconds) for which the SGSN waits for Iu release to complete from RNC. The default value is 10 seconds.

Security Mode Complete Timer

The time interval (in seconds) for which the SGSN waits for security mode to complete from MS.

Follow-on for Service Request

Iu established as the result of a Service Request (signaling), the SGSN, by default, waits for the Iu Hold Timer to expire.

The service request can be enabled or disabled.

SGSN Initiated Reset

Specifies whether the SGSN RESET procedure initiation is enabled or disabled.

Reset Ack Timer

Specifies the time interval (in seconds) for which the SGSN waits for reset acknowledgment (RESET-ACK) from the RNC.

Reset Maximum Retransmissions

Specifies the maximum retries for the RESET message.

Reset Guard Timer

Specifies the time interval (in seconds) after which the SGSN sends reset acknowledgment (RESET-ACK) to the RNC.

Tin-Tc Timer

Specifies the Tin-Tc time interval (in seconds). SGSN decrements the traffic level of the RNC by one after Tin-Tc interval. The default value is 30 seconds.

Tig-Oc Timer

Specifies the Tig-Oc time interval (in seconds). SGSN ignores any overload messages for Tig-Oc interval after one overload message. The default value is 5 seconds.

RAB Assig Response Timer

The time required to complete the RAB assignment procedure.

SRNS Ctx Response Timer

The time required to wait for a response to the SRNS context request message.

Relocation Complete Timer

The total time required to wait for a response from the relocation request message.

Relocation Alloc Timer

The allocated time required to wait for a response for the relocation request message.

Consecutive sec-fail local messages

Specifies whether intra RAU, service request, or detach requests from local PTMSI is enabled or disabled.

Consecutive sec-fail Non-Local messages

Specifies whether attaches, inter-rat, inter-service RAU is enabled or disabled.

Consecutive sec-fail local messages count

Specifies the number of intra RAU, service request, or detach requests from local PTMSI.

Consecutive sec-fail Non-Local messages count

Specifies the number of attaches, inter-rat, and inter-service RAU.

Security failure during inter-sgsn-rau

Specifies the inter SGSN routing area update status.

Enabled or disabled.

MBMS Broadcast mode

Specifies the Multimedia Broadcast Service status.

Enabled or disabled.

MBMS Multicast mode

Specifies the Multimedia Multicast Service status.

Enabled or disabled.

Empty-CR Procedure

Specifies whether the empty CR procedure is rejected or continued.

Loss of Radio Coverage Detection Cause in Iu Release

Specifies the detection cause number, which will be included in the Iu Release message.The detection cause number identifies the reason for loss of radio coverage (LORC).

RAI validation in Attach

Specifies whether check is done as per 3GPP for MCC or MNC fields of earlier RAI IE in Attach or RAU.

Source-RNC as Target-RNC

Enables source RNC to be used as target RNS during intra-srns.

Network-sharing Failure-code

Configures the reject cause code to be included in network sharing Reject messages.

Check CS/PS Co-ordination

Enables or disables the SGSN service to perform a CS-PS coordination check.

Non-shared Support

Specifies if non-shared area access is Enabled or Disabled. This applies when network-sharing is enabled.

Use Old Location in SCDR and ULI

Displays old value of LAC/RAC/SAC for SCDRs and ULI information to GGSN during intra SRNS procedure.

GTP-U Bind Address

Binds Iu PS service GTPU endpoint to IP address.

GTP-U Echo

Specifies whether the GTPU echo is enabled or disabled. By default, it is disabled.

GTP-U Echo Interval

Specifies the echo interval (in seconds) for GTPU. Default is disabled.

GTP-U Max Retries

Specifies the maximum number of transmission retries for GTPU packets.

GTP-U Retransmission Timeout

Specifies the retransmission timeout of GTPU packets, in seconds, ranging from 1 to 20. The default value is 5 seconds.

GTP-U Sync Echo with Peer

Restarts path management when echo request from peer is received.

GTPU Address Blacklisting

Specifies if the GTPU bind address is enabled or disabled.

The GTPU bind address (loopback address) will not be used (is blacklisted) in RAB-Assignment requests after a RAB assignment request, with that GTP-U bind address, has been rejected by an RNC with the cause - Unspecified Error. This is a failure at the RNC's GTP-U IP interface.

GTPU Address Blacklist Timer

Specifies the time period that a GTP-U bind address (loopback address) will not be used (is blacklisted) in RAB-Assignment requests after a RAB assignment request, with that GTP-U bind address, has been rejected by an RNC with the cause.

ID

The unique code of the RNC configuration, which can be any value between 0 and 65535.

Status

The status of the RNC configuration, which can be any one of the following:

• Initiated
• Running
• Down
• Started
• Not Started

PLMN ID

The PLMN ID associated to the RNC configuration.

Note All the RNCs associated with an Iu PS service will be assigned the same PLMN ID.

Location and Routing Area Codes

LAC

The Location Area Code applicable to the RNC.

Note The area covered by the PLMN ID is divided into different location areas. Each location area is identified by a unique identifier called the Location Area Identity, which is internationally used for updating location of mobile subscribers.

RACs

The Routing Area Code applicable to the RNC, which is used to identify a routing area within a location area.

State

State of the RNC.

Up or Down.

ss7-point-code

The SS7 point code in dotted-decimal notation or decimal format.

RNC Description

The description provided for the RNC.

Non-search-ind IE in Paging

Include the non-searching-indication flag in the page-request message.

Direct Tunnel

Restricted or not restricted.

Direct Tunnel allows RNC to send data directly to GGSN and also from GGSN to the RNC.

Rab Modify Procedure

Specifies the type of modification procedure to be used to establish the radio access bearer (RAB) assignment.

Rab Asymmetry Indicator

Specifies the RAB asymmetry indicator set in RAB assignment request.

For example, Force Asymmetric Bidirectional for Symmetric Bidirectional.

Max IuConId per msg

The Iu-ConIds to be sent in reset resource.

Pooling for Iu-flex

Enabled or Disabled.

The Iu-flex, when enabled, creates a pool area. The pool area contains multiple MSC's or SGSN service areas. In the pool area, an UE roams freely without changing the serving core network node. The Iu-flex enables a RAN node to route the information to different CN nodes, and load balances among MSCs and SGSNs.

E-NodeB Direct Data Forwarding

Enabled or Disabled.

When enabled, determines the direct forwarding path in the source eNodeB and indicates to the source MME. If X2 connectivity is available between the source and target eNodeBs, a direct forwarding path is available.

Ptmsi reallocation

Specifies not to perform PTMSI reallocation when it can be skipped.

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Authentication challenge

Specifies not to perform authentication challenges when it can be skipped.

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

SMS

Specifies not to send SMS-related signaling.

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Service Request (Data)

Specifies not to accept service request (data, for example, new RABs).

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Downlink Data Paging

Specifies to ignore downlink data when RABs are not available. No paging for data.

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Modify PDP Request

Specifies to reject new modify PDP context requests.

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Activate PDP Request

Specifies to reject new activate PDP context requests.

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Attach Request

Specifies to reject new attach requests.

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Srns

Specifies to reject new SMS requests (intra and inter).

It is performed when the level reaches more than the configured traffic level.

Allocation Or Retention Priority

The priority of allocation and retention of the service data flow. The ARP contains information about the priority level, the pre-emption capability and the pre-emption vulnerability.

The allocation or retention priority resolves conflicts of demands for network resources.

The IE is not included in message.

UE Aggregate Maximum Bit Rate

The aggregate bit rate that can be provided across all Non-GBR PDP contexts of a UE. This attribute enables sending of UE AMBR IE in RAB assignment or Relocation request RANAP messages.

The IE is not included in message.

Signalling-Indication IE: Rab Assignment Request

Core Network initiates a Radio Access Bearer (RAB) Assignment. The message specifies the Quality of Service parameters.

The IE is included in message.

Signalling-Indication IE: Relocation Request

Relocation request message includes the information received from the source RNC and necessary information for the change of bearer(s).

The IE is included in message.

Paging Request

A paging request on all paging channels in the GRA and an indication of which network element initiated the page: CN or GERAN is added to the paging request. Paging Area ID uniquely identifies the area, where the paging message shall be broadcasted.

The paging area ID is included in message.

EUTRAN Service Handover

Enables the inclusion of the E-UTRAN Service Handover Information Element in RANAP messages. This results in an elimination of potential service denial or disruption issues, and unnecessary signaling.

The IE is not included in message.

RFSP ID

The RFSP Index is mapped by the RNC or BSC to locally defined configuration in order to apply specific RRM strategies. The RFSP Index is UE specific and applies to all the Radio Bearers.

The IE is not included in message.

Extended MBR

Yes or No.

If the RAB ASSIGNMENT REQUEST message contains a request of a RAB configuration with Extended Maximum Bit Rate IE and/or Extended Guaranteed Bit Rate IE respectively, if supported Maximum Bit Rate IE and/or Supported Guaranteed Bit Rate IE are greater than 16 Mbps in RAB parameters IE, the CN should indicate that RAB QoS negotiation is allowed. 8640 kbps value, extended MBR IE is used to send the additional value.

Extended GBR

Yes or No.

If the RAB ASSIGNMENT REQUEST message contains a request of a RAB configuration with Extended Maximum Bit Rate IE and/or Extended Guaranteed Bit Rate IE respectively, if supported Maximum Bit Rate IE and/or Supported Guaranteed Bit Rate IE are greater than 16 Mbps in RAB parameters IE, the CN should indicate that RAB QoS negotiation is allowed. 8640 kbps value, extended MBR IE is used to send the additional value.

Paging Request

Specifies to enable the CN to send a paging message to a particular UE.

The procedure without response is connectionless. When the UE is idle, paging is performed through a common paging channel; when the UE has already had a Radio Resource Control (RRC) connection, paging is performed via its dedicated RRC connection.

Relocation Request

Once resource allocation for relocating the target RNC fails, the target RNC sends a RELOCATION FAILURE message to the CN. Upon receipt of the message by the CN, the CN sends a RELOCATION PREP FAILURE message to the source RNC. The Iu connection for relocating the target RNC is released. The call continues to be held at the source side.

Reset Procedure

RANAP EPs are classified into: connection-oriented and connectionless. The former is supported by a UE specific signaling connection for transport; the latter is supported by a common signaling connection for transport..All other procedures use connection-oriented service to transport except that Reset and Reset Resource.

Reset-Resource Procedure

RANAP EPs are classified into: connection-oriented and connectionless. The former is supported by a UE specific signaling connection for transport; the latter is supported by a common signaling connection for transport. All other procedures use connection-oriented service to transport except that Reset and Reset Resource.

GMM-Signalling

Sets paging cause due to GMM signaling. The default value is high priority, 5.

Terminating High Priority Signalling

SM-Signalling

Sets paging cause due to SM signaling. The default value is high priority, 5.

Terminating High Priority Signalling

SMS-Signalling

Sets paging cause due to SMS signaling. The default value is low priority, 4.

Terminating Low Priority Signalling

GS-Signalling

Sets paging cause due to VLR paging request. The default value is high priority, 5.

Terminating High Priority Signalling

Conversational Data

Sets paging cause due to conversational data. The default value is high priority, 5.

Terminating High Priority Signalling

Streaming Data

Sets paging cause due to due to streaming data. The default value high priority, 5.

Terminating High Priority Signalling

Interactive Data

Sets paging cause due to interactive data. The default value is interactive, 2.

Terminating Interactive Call

Background Data

Sets paging cause due to background data. The default value is background, 3.

Terminating Background Call

MME-Signalling

Sets paging cause from MME due to circuit switchfallback (CSFB).

Terminating High Priority Signalling

3GPP Release Compliance

Specifies if 3GPP release compliance is adopted by the RNC.

There are two releases supported:

1) Pre-release-7—3GPP release 7 and earlier releases.

2) Release-7—3GPP release 7 and later releases.

Mbr-Up

Maximum bit rate is QoS specification attribute, which sets the maximum bit rate for up link. It can be equal or greater than the Guaranteed bit rate.

Mbr-Down

Maximum bit rate is QoS specification attribute, which sets the maximum bit rate for down link. It can be equal or greater than the Guaranteed bit rate.

Gbr-Up

Guaranteed bit rate is QoS specification attribute, which sets Guaranteed bit rate for up link. It can be equal or lesser than the Maximum bit rate.

Gbr-Down

Guaranteed bit rate is QoS specification attribute, which sets Guaranteed bit rate for down link. It can be equal or greater than the Maximum bit rate.

Service Name

The name of the Iu PS service associated to the SGSN.

Context

The context of the Iu PS service.

Associate IU PS

Right-click the SGSN service > Commands > Configuration

Use this command to associate an IU PS service.

Dissociate IU PS

Use this command to dissociate an IU PS service.

NNSF Timer

The NAS (Non-Access Stratum) Node Selection Function (NNSF) timer of the HNB GW, which can be any one of the following values:

• any value between 10 and 60
• Disabled

Note The NNSF timer is used to store the IMSI and the relevant Global-CN-ID. Whenever the MSC sends the paging request with IMSI, the HNB GW stores the Global-CN-ID of the node that issued the request and the timer is started. The HNB GW will store the mapping of the IMSI to the Global-CN-ID until the timer expires.

IMSI Purge Timeout

The purge timeout (in minutes) until which the IMSI White List received from the HMS/BAC during the HNB registration procedure must be maintained in the HNB GW. The field can display any one of the following values:

• any value between 1 and 1440
• Immediate
• Disabled

This field defaults to 1440 (24 hours). The HNB GW waits for the specified time after all referenced HNBs have been de-registered before purging the records.

Alpha RTO

The Alpha Retransmission Timeout (RTO) for the SCTP association between HNB and HNB GW, which can be any value between 0 and 65535.

Beta RTO

The Beta Retransmission Timeout (RTO) for the SCTP association between HNB and HNB GW, which can be any value between 0 and 65535.

Max Incoming Streams

The maximum number of incoming SCTP streams allowed on the HNB GW for an associated HNB-SCTP association. This can be any value between 1 and 16 and defaults to 4.

Max Outgoing Streams

The maximum number of outgoing SCTP streams allowed on the HNB GW for an associated HNB-SCTP association. This can be any value between 1 and 16 and defaults to 4.

Max Re-Tx Association

The maximum number of times the HNB GW is allowed to reach its peer. This number can be any value between 0 and 255, and defaults to 10.

Note If the number of retransmissions exceed the limit specified here, then the HNB GW considers the peer HNB unreachable and stops transmitting data. The SCTP association is automatically closed.

Max Re-Tx Init

The maximum number of times the HNB GW is allowed to retransmit INIT chunk after the T1-init timer expires. The HNB GW aborts the initialization process once the maximum number of attempts is reached. This can be any value between 0 and 255, and defaults to 5.

Max Re-Tx Path

The maximum number of times the HNB GW is allowed to access an address after the T3-rtx timer expires. This can be any value between 0 and 255, and defaults to 5.

Note Every time the T3-rtx timer expires on an address or the Heartbeat sent to an address is not acknowledged, the error counter for that address increases. Once the error counter exceeds the value specified in this field, the destination address is declared inactive.

IU Connection ID Status

Indicates whether the Iu Connection ID status is enabled.

CSG Membership Check

Specifies whether CSG Member check is Enabled or disabled for Non CSG UE's or Non CSG HNB's.

IUPS HNB Session Collocation

Specifies whether the Iu PS interface session is enabled or disabled.

HNBGW Dev Asserts

Enables or disables HNB aggregation support for this HNB gateway service.

Note Once set, any change in this configuration causes all HNBs in this HNBGW service to get disconnected.

Additional Emergency UEs per HNB

Specifies maximum number of additional emergencies allowed for UE's per HNB in percentage.

IUCS HNB Session Collocation

Specifies whether IuCS interface session is enabled or disabled.

Service Name

Specifies the name of the service. The character length of the service name can range from 1 to 63.

CBS Service

The name of the Cell Broadcasting Service (CBS) that is configured to the HNB GW.

Note CBS is used to reach millions of subscribers instantly with messages. It is very similar to the SMS technology with the added advantage of sending one message to millions of devices instantly. The message is broadcast to all phones connected to the network in the target area.

IPNE Service

The IP Network Enabler (IPNE) service, which defaults to Not Defined.

Note An IPNE service is used to enable or disable IP based network transfer.

RTP Mux Port

The port number that is allocated to the Real Time Transport Multiplexing protocol.

RTP Mux

Indicates whether Real Time Transport Multiplexing is enabled for the service.

RTP Pool

The IP pool configured to allocate the RTP end point address to the session manager, which can be any value between 1 and 31.

Mismatch Operations

The mismatch handling operation for the HNB GW service.

Open HNB Support

Indicates whether the Open access mode support on the UMTS HNB GW is enabled.

Note An open access mode provides its services to any subscriber in the femto network. An open access HNB can be deployed in public places to increase indoor coverage or off-load traffic from the macro cell.

Closed HNB Support

Indicates whether the Closed access mode support on the HNB GW is enabled.

Hybrid HNB Support

Indicates whether the Hybrid access mode support on the HNB GW is enabled.

Note A hybrid access mode provides its services only to those subscribers who are members of the associated access control database.

Status

The status of the HNB GW service, which defaults to Not Defined.

New Call Policy

The new call policy for the security gateway associated to the HNB GW service.

GTP Service

The GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTP) service associated to the HNB GW service.

Discard OUI

Indicates whether the leading character of the HNB Identification code must be discarded if it contains the Organizational Unique Identifier (OUI).

IURH based Femto-to-Femto handoff

Enables or disables HNB to HNB handoff over IURH for the associated HNB GW service.

IURH handoff guard timer

Guard time, in seconds, for handoff procedure. Default value is 15 seconds.

Override VSA

Enables or disables overriding of particular vendor-specific attributes.

Common Radio PLMN MNC

Specifies the common PLMN ID along with RNC ID.

Multi Operator Core Network (MOCN)

Shows the Common PLMN along with rnc-id. This enables MOCN.

Duplicate Cell-Id Check

Enables or disables the Duplicate-Cell-id validation for a HNBGW-service at HNBGW.

Common Radio PLMN RNC Id

Specifies the common PLMN ID along with RNC ID.

Config Transfer Inner IP Response

Enables or disables the inclusion of inner IP address in HNB configuration that transfer responses for the HNB GW service.

Common Radio PLMN MCC

Specifies the common PLMN ID along with RNC ID.

Common Radio Macro Coverage

Specifies whether to accept or reject registration when the macro coverage IE information is not available in HNB service.

HNB Macro LAI Entries

MCC

The mobile country code (MCC) portion of the PLMN.

MNC

The mobile network code (MNC) portion of the PLMN.

Location Area Code Start Range

The starting number in the range of LAC.

Location Area Code End Range

The ending number in the range of LAC.

ScptAny

The Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) markings configured over the Iuh interface.

Protocol

The transfer protocol configured for the HNB GW service.

GTPU

The Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) configured over the Iu or Iuh interface with the GTPU protocol.

RTP

The DSCP configured over the Iu or Iuh interface with the RTP protocol.

RTCP

The DSCP configured over the Iu or Iuh interface with the RTCP protocol.

Any

The DSCP configured over the Iu or Iuh interface with any protocol.

IMSI Life Timer

The International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) purge time for the HNB GW service, which can be any value between 1 and 12.

Note The HNB GW maintains IMSI records for a specified period of time, which is usually measured from the time when the user equipment was last de-registered from the HBN GW.

Handle Unknown IMSI (CS)

Indicates whether the CS domain must process or ignore the paging request from the CN node for an IMSI that is not present in the IMSI DB.

Handle Unknown IMSI (PS)

Indicates whether the PS domain must process or ignore the paging request from the CN node for an IMSI that is not present in the IMSI DB.

Last HNB Timeout (CS)

The last known HNB Timeout for the CS domain, which can be any value between 1 and 30.

Last HNB Timeout (PS)

The last known HNB Timeout for the PS domain, which can be any value between 1 and 30.

Paging Grid Fanout Timeout (CS)

The time interval, in seconds, for configuration of grid-based fanout. It is an integer value ranging from 1 to 30. Default timeout value for Circuit Switching (CS) domain and Packet Switching (PS) domain is 5 seconds and 10 seconds, respectively.

Paging Area Fanout Timeout (PS)

The time interval, in seconds, for configuration of area-based fanout. It is an integer value ranging from 1 to 30. Default timeout value for CS domain and PS domain is 5 seconds and 10 seconds, respectively.

Macro Coverage IE Absent Action

Specifies whether to accept or reject when the macro coverage IE information is not available in HNB.

RNC ID

The unique code used to identify the Radio Network Controller (RNC) connected to the PLMN.

MNC

The mobile network code (MNC) portion of the PLMN.

MCC

The mobile country code (MCC) portion of the PLMN.

HNB Macro LAI Entries

MCC

The mobile country code (MCC) portion of the PLMN.

MNC

The mobile network code (MNC) portion of the PLMN.

Location Area Code Start Range

The starting number in the range of LAC.

Location Area Code End Range

The ending number in the range of LAC.

Checksum

The type of checksum used to increase data integrity of an SCTP packet, which can be any one of the following:

• adler32
• crc32

Connection Timeout

The SCTP association idle timeout (in seconds).

Cookie Life Time

The lifetime of the SCTP cookie (in milliseconds).

Heartbeat Timer

The timer (in milliseconds) of the SCTP heartbeat.

Note The SCTP heartbeat is sent to a peer to determine reachability. If an acknowledgment is not received from the peer within the specified time, the peer is considered unreachable and further requests are not sent.

Max MTU Size

The maximum size (in bytes) of the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for the SCTP streams allowed by the template, which can be any value between 508 and 65535.

Min MTU Size

The minimum size (in bytes) of the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for the SCTP streams allowed by the template, which can be any value between 508 and 65535.

Start Max MTU

The starting size (in bytes) of the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for the SCTP streams allowed by the template, which can be any value between 508 and 65535.

RTO Initial

The initial time (in milliseconds) for the SCTP Retransmission Timeouts (RTO) allowed by the template, which can be any value between 1 and 1200.

RTO Max

The maximum time (in milliseconds) for the SCTP Retransmission Timeouts (RTO) allowed by the template, which can be any value between 5 and 1200.

RTO Min

The minimum time (in milliseconds) for the SCTP Retransmission Timeouts (RTO) allowed by the template, which can be any value between 1 and 50.

Sack Frequency

The frequency of the SCTP Selective Acknowledgment (sack) allowed by the template, which can be any value between 1 and 5.

Note Selective Acknowledgment is an extension of SCTP that allows you to acknowledge receipt of specific packets.

Sack Period

The period (in milliseconds) for SCTP selective acknowledgment allowed by the template, which can be any value between 0 and 500.

Binding Address

The binding address associated to the service.

Binding Port

The binding port associated to the service.

Gateway IP Address

The IP Address of the security gateway used by the HNB GW service.

Gateway Context

The name of the context where the AAA server group is defined.

Crypto Template

The crypto template for the security gateway used by the HNB GW service.

IPSec Service

The Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) service used by the HNB GW service.

Newcall Policy

The newcall policy for security gateway in HNB GW service.

IPSec Connection Timeout

The ipsec tunnel idle timeout in hours. Default ipsec tunnel timeout is 4 hrs.

Registration Timeout

The timeout interval (in seconds) while connecting the UE with the specified HNB, which can be any value between 60 and 1800.

Handover Status (CS)

Indicates whether the Circuit Switching (CS) handover mode is enabled for the HNB GW service.

Handover Status (PS)

Indicates whether the Packet Switching (PS) handover mode is enabled for the HNB GW service.

Max UEs

The maximum number of user equipment that can be configured for the HNB, which can be any value between 0 and 1000.

Max Unknown UEs

The maximum number of non-access controller user equipment that can be connected to the HNB, which can be any value between 0 and 1000.

Max. UEs Closed

The maximum number of user equipment that can be configured for the HNB in Closed access mode.

Max. UEs Hybrid

The maximum number of user equipment that can be configured for the HNB in Hybrid access mode.

HNB aggregation

Specifies if the HNB aggregation support for the HNB GW service is enabled or disabled.

Maximum number of UEs per HNB

Specifies the maximum number of UEs allowed per HNB, when HNB aggregation is enabled.

Data Path Optimization (CS)

Shows whether the data path optimization for CS domain is enabled or disabled.

Data Path Optimization (PS)

Shows whether the data path optimization for PS domain is enabled or disabled.

HNB Aggregation Handin

This field is available only when the HNB Aggregation is enabled.

Access Service Name

The name of the HeNB GW access service configured on the device.

Status

The status of the access service, which can be any one of the following:

• Initiated
• Started
• Running
• Not Started
• Down

SCTP IP Address

The SCTP IP Address allocated by the access service to which the HeNB is binded.

SCTP Port

The SCTP port allocated by the access service.

MME Group

The unique code denoting the MME Group that is applicable to the access service.

MME Code

The unique MME Code that is applicable to the access service.

PLMN ID

The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) ID that is applicable to the access service.

Security GW Service Address

Designates security gateway address used for HeNBGW access service. Must be followed by IPv4 address, using dotted-decimal notation.

Security GW Context

The context name where crypto template is defined for this HeNBGW access service.

Crypto-Template

Crypto template for security gateway for the associated HeNBGW access service.

Service in IPSec

The name of the service in IPSec.

Associated SCTP Param Template

Parameters allowed by the template for SCTP associations. Refer Table 27-146 for SCTP Template properties.

S1U Relay Status

Indicates whether the S1U Relay is enabled or disabled on the HeNB GW.

X2GW Service

The X2 Gateway (X2GW) service associated with the HeNB access service.

X2GW Context

Context used for X2GW service.

GTPU Access Service

The GTPU Access Service available in the HeNB GW. Clicking this link will display the relevant service under the GTPU node.

GTPU Network Service

The GTPU network Service available in HeNB GW. Clicking this link will display the relevant service under the GTPU node.

Downlink QoS

The type of the Downlink DSCP QoS applicable to the S1U Relay on the HeNB GW. For example, be, af11, af12, af13, ef.

Uplink QoS

The type of Uplink DSCP QoS applicable to the S1U Relay on the HeNB GW. For example, af22, af23, af42, af43, ef.

Downlink QCI DSCP Mapping Table

Name of the QCI-DSCP mapping table to refer the HENBGW ACCESS service towards henb.

Uplink QCI DSCP Mapping Table

Name of the QCI-DSCP mapping table to refer the HENBGW ACCESS service towards sgw.

Network Service Name

The name of the HeNB GW network service configured on the device.

Status

The status of the network service, which can be any one of the following:

• Initiated
• Started
• Running
• Not Started
• Down

ANR Info Retrieval

Automatic Neighbor Relation (ANR) relieves the operator from the complexity of manually managing Neighbor Relations (NRs).This attribute enables the HeNBGW to intercept and respond to the ANR related SON messages with the information requested.

Public Warning System

Public warning system (PWS), which can be any one of the following: Enabled or Disabled.

Default Paging DRX

DRX, a discontinuous reception paging mechanism, decides the procedure that determines sending of messages. Can be v128, v256, v32 and v64.

Paging Rate Control

Maximum paging messages that can be handled by HeNBGW network service per second.

S1AP Max Retransmissions

S1 application protocol provides the signaling service between E-UTRAN and the evolved packet core (EPC), and supports location reporting. Configures the number of times node level S1AP message is retransmitted towards MME.

S1AP Retransmission Timeout

The Node Level S1AP message retransmission timeout in seconds, ranging from 1 to 600. Default is 60 seconds.

SCTP Param Template

Parameters allowed by the template for SCTP associations. Refer Table 27-146 for SCTP Template properties.

PWS Warning Request Timeout

The request timeout value in milliseconds for the PWS.

PWS Kill Request Timeout

The kill request timeout value in milliseconds for the PWS.

PWS Restart Indication Timeout

The restart indication timeout value in milliseconds for the PWS.

Cell Configuration

PLMN ID

The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) ID that is applicable to the network service.

Cell ID

The evolved Node B identification code that is applicable to the network service.

Note The eNodeB ID allows the HeNB GW to present itself as one or more eNodeBs towards the MME. It is the hardware that is connected to the mobile phone network that communicates directly with the mobile handsets.

SCTP IP Address

The SCTP IP Address applicable to the network service, which represents the bind address to which the HeNB connects and establishes the SCTP associations.

SCTP Port

The SCTP Port applicable to the network service, which helps the HeNB to connect and establish SCTP connection.

TAI List DB

The Tracking Area Identifier (TAI) List applicable to the network service.

Note Each eNode broadcasts a special tracking area code (TAC) that denotes the tracking area to which the eNode belongs to. The TAI is basically a combination of the PLMN ID and TAC ID.

MME Pool Name

The MME Pool Name applicable to the network service.

Note The MME Pool Name contains a list of MMEs, which is the key control node for the LTE access network. It is responsible for idle mode user equipment, tracking and paging procedure including retransmissions.

eNodeB Type

Type of eNodeB, which can be one of the following: HOME or MACRO.

SCTP Primary IP Address

The SCTP primary IP address applicable to the network service.

SCTP Secondary IP Address

The SCTP secondary IP address applicable to the network service.

S1 MME IP QoS DSCP

The Quality of Service (QoS) Differentiated Service Code Point (DSCP) used over the S1 MME service.