How it Works
This section describes how this feature works.
For a WPS user, the default bearer ARP value includes a Priority-Level value with PC set to enabled and PV set to disabled.
In case, when a non-WPS user calls a WPS user in Rx interface, the dynamic ARP attribute in the Rx_QoS_Table initiates the PCF to set the Priority-Level value in the dedicated bearer rules to match that of the default bearer value. But the PVI/PCI values sent in the dedicated bearer rules use the enforced values from the Rx_QoS_Table (typically PVI enabled, PCI disabled).
In case, when a non-WPS user calls a WPS user in N5 interface, the dynamic ARP attribute in the N5_QoS_Table initiates the PCF to set the Priority-Level value in the dedicated bearer rules to match that of the default bearer value. But the PVI/PCI values sent in the dedicated bearer rules use the enforced values from the N5_QoS_Table (typically PVI enabled, PCI disabled).
For WPS user, if dynamic ARP attribute for PVI and PCI is set to "D", then the PVI and PCI values will be mirrored from the default bearer instead using the configured Rx QoS Table values in Rx interface and configured N5 QoS Table values in N5 interface.