Feature Description
Priorities determine the order in which service requests are dequeued by a server. For example, the priority that client assigns to individual services can range from 0 to 15, where 0 represents the highest priority.
In cnSGW, the cnSGW service sends the Inter-process Communication (IPC) message to the protocol pod for Wireleass Priority Service (WPS) session using Priority IPC Stream.
cnSGW creates the message-priority profile to define priorities either at global level or at each interface level (PFCP, GTP). You can select the Message Priority value based on:
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ARP and QCI received in Bearer context in the Create Session Request (CSR), Create Bearer Response (CBR), and Create Session Response.
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Update Message priority value based on ARP and QCI received in Bearer context in the Update Bearer Request (UBR).
cnSGW supports the following functionalities:
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WPS sessions per Roaming partner.
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Exclusion of WPS sessions from overload throttling.
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Session type conflict resolution at cnSGW.
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WPS sessions handing at UPF over Sxa Interface for collocated subscriber.
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WPS session monitoring.
Operators can monitor the S-GW service statistics for WPS users and users can also monitor number of active WPS sessions.