Use the following command to configure monitoring event profiles to enable list of event types that MME can support.
configure
lte-policy
monitoring-event-profile profile_monte
events
end
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lte-policy profile_name : Creates an
instance of the lte-policy for monitoring events configuration.
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monitoring-event-profile
profile_monte profile_name : Creates a monitoring events profile name under the lte-policy mode.
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events : Specifies the event types that MME supports. Options include:
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If the user configures with Idle Status Indication under the monitoring event profile, then it allows enabling of the following
events:
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If UE Reachability (1) is configured, enables UE Reachability and Idle Status Indication(8) events.
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If Availability after DDN failure (6) is configured, enables Availability after DDN Failure and Idle Status Indication (9)
events.
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Enabling Additional CLI Parameters under number-of-ue-in-geo-area
Use the following CLI configuration to enable or disable SCEF IDs to list authorized SCEFs that can request number of UEs
present in a geographical area:
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Since this a node-level message, ensure to enable this CLI command and associate at mme-service level as number of UE events.
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configure
lte-policy
monitoring-event-profile profile_monte
[ no ] events number-of-ue-in-geo-area authorized-scef-id scef_id
end
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lte-policy : Creates an instance of a lte-policy for monitoring events configuration.
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monitoring-event-profile
profile_monte : Creates a monitoring events profile name under the lte-policy mode.
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events number-of-ue-in-geo-area : Lists the event type instance to enable the authorized SCEFs.
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authorized-scef-id: Enables SCEF IDs to list authorized SCEFs who can request this events.
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[ no ] : Disables authorized SCEF ID.
Configure RAT-Type Filter
Use the following CLI configuration to list number of UEs that are calculated based on access types.
configure
lte-policy
monitoring-event-profile profile_monte
events number-of-ue-in-geo-area { nb-iot | wb-eutran }
default events number-of-ue-in-geo-area
end
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lte-policy : Creates an instance of a lte-policy for monitoring events configuration.
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monitoring-event-profileprofile_monte : Creates a monitoring events profile name under the lte-policy mode.
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events number-of-ue-in-geo-area : Lists the event type instance to enable the access type.
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nb-iot : Counts only UEs with Access type as NB-IOT.
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wb-eutran : Counts only UEs with Access type as EUTRAN.
Enabling Additional CLI Parameters under ue-reachability
Use the following CLI configuration to enable or disable the HSS provided values for active timer t3224 and subscribed periodic
time t3412_E.
configure
lte-policy
monitoring-event-profile profile_monte
[ no ] events ue-reachability hss-requested-psm-timers
end
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lte-policy profile_name : Creates an instance of a lte-policy for monitoring events configuration.
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monitoring-event-profileprofile_monte : Creates a monitoring events profile name under the lte-policy mode.
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no events ue-reachability : Disables UE reachability events.
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hss-requested-psm-timers: MME applies t3324 and t3412_e timers from subscription data received from HSS. Overrides values defined in PSM policy.
edrx-reporting-occasions
Use the following LTE policy configuration to send the UE Reachability report on every paging occasions.
configure
lte-policy
monitoring-event-profile profile_monte
events ue-reachability edrx-reporting-occasions
minimum-cycle-value value reporting-offsetvalue
end
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lte-policy profile_name : Creates an instance of a lte-policy for monitoring events configuration.
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monitoring-event-profileprofile_monte : Creates a monitoring events profile name under the lte-policy mode.
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events ue-reachability : Creates an instance of ue-reachability events.
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edrx-reporting-occasions: Triggers report on paging occasion for eDRX enabled UEs.
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By default, the minimum-edrx-value is 13 and the reporting offset is 2 seconds.
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minimum-cycle-value: The minimum eDRX cycle value, above which the UE reachability reporting on paging occasions gets triggered.
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reporting-offset: Indicates how early the report will be sent before eDRX paging window occurs in seconds.
Track Area Code in Reporting Information Request
Use the following command to fill the Tracking Area Code (tac) value in every event reporting (RIR message) that is sent to
SCEF. By default, the TAC in RIR feature is disabled..
configure
lte-policy
monitoring-event-profile profile_monte
no events tac-in-rir
end
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lte-policy profile_name : Creates an instance of a lte-policy for monitoring events configuration.
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monitoring-event-profileprofile_monte : Creates a monitoring events profile name under the lte-policy mode.
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no events tac-in-rir : Disables or fills TAC in all RIR messages sent to SCEF.
Enabling Roaming Support
Use the following CLI configuration to enable Roaming support:
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It is mandatory to configure both host and realm of IWK-SCEF for roaming subscribers. Otherwise, MME considers roaming subscribers
as home subsribers and routing of messages will happen accordingly.
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configure
lte-policy
monitoring-event-profile map
[no]roaming-support dest host scef_id
[no]roaming-support dest realm realm.com
end
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lte-policy : Creates an instance of a lte-policy for monitoring events configuration.
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monitoring-event-profile
map : Creates a monitoring events profile name under the lte-policy mode.
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[no]roaming-support
dest host : Enables roaming support destination host name to communicate to SCEF through Interworking (IWK).
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[no]roaming-support
dest realm: Enables roaming support destination realm name to communicate to SCEF through Interworking (IWK).
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no : Removes roaming support destination host or destination realm.
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Make sure to configure both the parameters for roaming subscribers. Otherwise, routing happens like home subscribers.
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