Cisco Cisco Packet Data Gateway (PDG)
Enhancements to Suppress USU in CCR for Blacklisted Content
CSCuv73663 - Suppressing USU in subsequent CCR for 4012/4010 cases
Applicable Products: GGSN, HA, IPSG, PDSN, P-GW
Feature Changes
ASR5K has the capability of enabling/disabling the FINAL reporting for blacklisted (4010/4012) content
only in the CCR-U message. In the case of CCR-T message, there is no way to ignore the FINAL reporting
for blacklisted (4010/4012) content if the FINAL was previously disabled in CCR-U. This feature is introduced
to selectively control the reporting of FINAL Used-Service-Unit (USU) in CCR-T for a Rating-Group (RG)
which is blacklisted using 4010 and 4012 transient result-codes. This customization is required for a seamless
integration with the operator network.
only in the CCR-U message. In the case of CCR-T message, there is no way to ignore the FINAL reporting
for blacklisted (4010/4012) content if the FINAL was previously disabled in CCR-U. This feature is introduced
to selectively control the reporting of FINAL Used-Service-Unit (USU) in CCR-T for a Rating-Group (RG)
which is blacklisted using 4010 and 4012 transient result-codes. This customization is required for a seamless
integration with the operator network.
This enhancement is applicable to 18.3.1 and later releases.
Important
Previous Behavior: Configuration control was available for filtering FINAL USU reporting in CCR-U for
blacklisted content and in CCR-T for Final-Unit-Indication (REDIRECT/RESTRICT-ACCESS) activated
content.
blacklisted content and in CCR-T for Final-Unit-Indication (REDIRECT/RESTRICT-ACCESS) activated
content.
New Behavior: The current CLI configuration is enhanced to disable FINAL reporting in CCR-T message
for blacklisted (4010/4012) content. The diameter msg-type ccrt CLI command includes a new keyword
"suppress-blacklist-reporting" to support this enhancement. The default behavior of CCR-T is to send the
FINAL reporting to be sent for blacklisted (4010/4012) content, if not reported already in CCR-U.
for blacklisted (4010/4012) content. The diameter msg-type ccrt CLI command includes a new keyword
"suppress-blacklist-reporting" to support this enhancement. The default behavior of CCR-T is to send the
FINAL reporting to be sent for blacklisted (4010/4012) content, if not reported already in CCR-U.
Customer Impact: The default behavior of this CLI configuration remains the same. When the diameter
msg-type ccrt suppress-blacklist-reporting CLI command is configured, the FINAL report for blacklisted
content is ignored in CCR-T if not sent already in CCR-U.
msg-type ccrt suppress-blacklist-reporting CLI command is configured, the FINAL report for blacklisted
content is ignored in CCR-T if not sent already in CCR-U.
Command Changes
diameter msg-type
A new keyword suppress-blacklist-reporting is added to the diameter msg-type ccrt CLI command to
suppress FINAL reporting in CCR-T for blacklisted content.
suppress FINAL reporting in CCR-T for blacklisted content.
configure
require active-charging
active-charging service service_name
active-charging service service_name
credit-control group group_name
[ no ] diameter msg-type { ccru { suppress-final-reporting } | ccrt { suppress-final-reporting |
suppress-blacklist-reporting } }
end
Notes:
• suppress-final-reporting: When used with the diameter msg-type ccru command, this keyword disables
immediate FINAL reporting for result code 4010/4012. When used with the diameter msg-type ccrt
command, this keyword disables FINAL reporting for no-quota FUA Redirect/Restrict-access.
command, this keyword disables FINAL reporting for no-quota FUA Redirect/Restrict-access.
Release Change Reference, StarOS Release 19
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AAA Changes in Release 19
Enhancements to Suppress USU in CCR for Blacklisted Content