5G (5GC) Core Network Web Management Manual

IPLOOK_IKEPC500
Website Manual
V2.3
IPLOOK Technologies
www.iplook.com
Catalogue
1. Summarize....................................................................................................................................... 6
1.1. Advantages........................................................................................................................... 6
1.2. Functional division............................................................................................................... 6
2. Webmaster Login.............................................................................................................................6
3. Configuration...................................................................................................................................8
3.1. MME..................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1.1. Service Interface........................................................................................................8
3.1.2. Home Plmn..............................................................................................................10
3.1.3. Engineering............................................................................................................. 12
3.1.4. Interface.................................................................................................................. 15
3.1.5. MME Global.............................................................................................................44
3.1.6. MME VLR.................................................................................................................47
3.1.7. MME Subscriber......................................................................................................54
3.1.8. Feature Profile.........................................................................................................57
3.1.9. Health Profile.......................................................................................................... 62
3.1.10. UE Context.............................................................................................................66
3.1.11. eNB........................................................................................................................ 67
3.1.12. MME Interface Info............................................................................................... 68
3.2. PGW....................................................................................................................................69
3.2.1. Interface Property................................................................................................... 69
3.2.2. APN..........................................................................................................................73
3.2.3. Address Profile........................................................................................................ 80
3.2.4. DPE.......................................................................................................................... 83
3.2.5. FM Info.................................................................................................................... 85
3.2.6. Extend Function...................................................................................................... 86
3.2.7. Gx.............................................................................................................................88
3.2.8. Gy.............................................................................................................................92
3.2.9. Radius...................................................................................................................... 97
3.2.10. Ga........................................................................................................................ 101
3.2.11. IMS Profile...........................................................................................................105
3.2.12. CBB...................................................................................................................... 112
3.3. SGW.................................................................................................................................. 117
3.3.1. FM Info.................................................................................................................. 118
3.3.2. GTP........................................................................................................................ 119
3.3.3. S11.........................................................................................................................121
3.3.4. S5........................................................................................................................... 123
3.3.5. DPE........................................................................................................................ 125
3.4. UDM................................................................................................................................. 127
3.4.1. HSS standalone network management operations section................................. 127
3.4.2. UDM Unified Network Management Operations Section................................... 132
3.5. PCRF..................................................................................................................................144
3.5.1. PCRF standalone webmaster operating section...................................................144
3.5.2. PCRF Unified Network Management Operations Section....................................167
4. Security Management................................................................................................................. 172
4.1. user management............................................................................................................ 173
4.1.1. Add User................................................................................................................173
4.1.2. Modify user........................................................................................................... 174
4.1.3. Copy User.............................................................................................................. 175
4.1.4. Delete user............................................................................................................ 175
4.1.5. Query and view users............................................................................................176
4.1.6. Locking and unlocking users................................................................................. 176
4.1.7. Add user IP whitelist............................................................................................. 177
4.1.8. Subscribers offline.................................................................................................177
4.2. User Group Management................................................................................................ 178
4.2.1. Adding User Groups.............................................................................................. 178
4.2.2. Modify user group.................................................................................................179
4.2.3. Copy user group.................................................................................................... 179
4.2.4. Delete user group..................................................................................................180
4.2.5. Query User Group................................................................................................. 181
4.2.6. Group User Management..................................................................................... 181
4.2.7. Group Node Management....................................................................................182
4.2.8. Group Rights Management...................................................................................183
4.3. Permissions management................................................................................................185
4.3.1. List of Permissions.................................................................................................185
4.3.2. Permission type.....................................................................................................188
5. Log Management........................................................................................................................ 189
5.1. Operation Log...................................................................................................................189
5.1.1. Query Operation Log.............................................................................................189
5.1.2. Download Operation Log...................................................................................... 190
5.2. Security log.......................................................................................................................190
6. Equipment Management............................................................................................................ 191
6.1. network element management (computing).................................................................. 191
6.1.1. Adding network elements.....................................................................................192
6.1.2. Query network elements...................................................................................... 193
6.1.3. remove network element..................................................................................... 193
6.1.4. Other configurations............................................................................................. 193
6.2. System Service Management...........................................................................................194
6.2.1. Adding System Services........................................................................................ 194
6.2.2. Enquiry System Services....................................................................................... 195
6.2.3. Modification of system services........................................................................... 195
6.3. NIC management..............................................................................................................195
6.3.1. Adding a network card..........................................................................................195
6.3.2. Check NIC.............................................................................................................. 196
6.3.3. Delete NIC............................................................................................................. 197
6.4. routing.............................................................................................................................. 197
6.4.1. Adding a Routing Configuration............................................................................197
6.4.2. Querying the routing configuration......................................................................198
6.4.3. Modify the routing configuration......................................................................... 198
6.4.4. Deleting a routing configuration...........................................................................198
6.5. system administration......................................................................................................198
6.5.1. Add Management System.....................................................................................199
6.5.2. Delete management system................................................................................. 199
6.5.3. Other configurations............................................................................................. 199
7. software management................................................................................................................ 200
7.1. Installation package management...................................................................................200
7.2. InstallerToggle.................................................................................................................. 200
7.3. Network Element Process Management......................................................................... 200
7.4. network element versioning............................................................................................ 201
7.5. Software Status Inquiry....................................................................................................201
7.6. Network Management Updates...................................................................................... 202
8. Fault management...................................................................................................................... 202
8.1. Real-time alarms.............................................................................................................. 202
8.1.1. Alarm queries........................................................................................................202
8.1.2. Alarm Remarks...................................................................................................... 203
8.1.3. Alarm Download................................................................................................... 204
8.1.4. Alarm Printing....................................................................................................... 204
8.1.5. Alarm Level Editor................................................................................................. 204
8.1.6. Clear alarms.......................................................................................................... 205
8.1.7. Refresh Alarms...................................................................................................... 205
8.2. Historical alerts.................................................................................................................205
8.2.1. Historical Alarm Search.........................................................................................205
8.2.2. Remarks Historical alarms.....................................................................................206
8.2.3. Download History Alerts....................................................................................... 206
8.2.4. Print alarm queries................................................................................................206
8.2.5. Edit historical alarm levels.................................................................................... 207
8.2.6. Clear historical alarms...........................................................................................207
8.3. Alarm Summary View.......................................................................................................207
8.4. Alarm file management................................................................................................... 208
8.4.1. Download alert file................................................................................................208
8.4.2. Deleting a single alarm file....................................................................................208
8.4.3. Batch delete alarm files........................................................................................ 209
8.5. Set alarm storage time..................................................................................................... 209
8.6. Set alarm generation time............................................................................................... 209
8.7. CPU Threshold Setting......................................................................................................210
9. Grafana........................................................................................................................................ 211
9.1. Access to Grafana way..................................................................................................... 211
9.2. Manage.............................................................................................................................212
9.2.1. Manage - MME......................................................................................................213
9.2.2. Manage-64GW...................................................................................................... 238
9.2.3. Manage - PCRF...................................................................................................... 255
9.2.4. Manage - UDM...................................................................................................... 266
10. Other system functions............................................................................................................. 274
10.1. License............................................................................................................................274
10.1.1. License Service Information................................................................................274
10.1.2. NFs License Status...............................................................................................275
10.2. network management information management.........................................................275
10.2.1. Change Web Info.................................................................................................276
10.2.2. Change Logo........................................................................................................276
10.3. Template Management.................................................................................................. 277
10.3.1. Add Template...................................................................................................... 277
10.3.2. Download Template............................................................................................ 278
10.3.3. Delete Template.................................................................................................. 278
10.4. Status Search.................................................................................................................. 279
10.4.1. Base Station Information Search........................................................................ 279
10.4.2. Terminal Information Inquiry..............................................................................280
10.4.3. Software Status Inquiry.......................................................................................280
11. Common problems....................................................................................................................281
12. Concluding remarks...................................................................................................................281
1. Summarize
This product is a 4G core network network management system for
IPLOOK's IKEPC500, designed to provide a web platform for users to interact
with core network devices.
1.1. Advantages
The interface is simple and generous, very user-friendly, available as long

as you have a browser, installation-free and adapted to terminals of various
resolutions.
Support for HTTPS protocols to improve security.
Support for internationalization and localization, with Chinese and English
currently implemented and other languages to be added in the future
according to actual needs.
Deploy independently and support concurrent operations.
1.2. Functional division
Web Webmaster has the following features.

• Configuration management: configuration of several important
network elements MME/GW/HSS/PCRF
• System management: contains device management, configuration
management, security management, log management, topology
management, software management ri, License management, Web
information management, signaling tracking, template management,
UE information.
• Statistics: includes task management and performance thresholds
• Alarms: including real-time alarms, historical alarms, alarm summary
view, alarm file management, alarm storage time, alarm generation
time, CPU threshold setting
• Integration portal
2. Webmaster Login
Login to the system: Fill in the IP address at the URL of your browser to
enter the login page. Enter the corresponding user name and password on the
login page (the default user name and password for the initial installation are:
admin, 123456), and click Sign in (or directly Enter key) to login the web page.
As shown in Figure 1.
Tips: In order to have a better user experience, it is recommended to use
Google or Firefox browser.
Figure 1 Login screen

The system interface after initial login is shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2 The screen after initial login to the system

The screen after configuring each network element login is shown in
Figure 3.
Figure 3 Interface after logging into the system

3. Configuration
3.1. MME
Figure 1.1-1 MME-Configuration path
3.1.1. Service Interface
Description: Used to add, delete and query the IP addresses of S1, S6, S11,
S10 and other interfaces of MME
Figure 3.1.1-1 Service Interface Path
3.1.1.1. Adding Service Interface
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Service Interface-->Service

Interface
Steps: Click the "Add" button under the Service interface page --> fill in the
configuration information in the pop-up box --> click the "Add" button in the
pop-up box to save the configuration.
Figure 3.1.1-2 Example of S1 interface for adding mme

Configuration items and descriptions.
configuration item instructions
Name Configure the interface name
Address Type ipv4 address type:select ipv4 or ipv6
IPV4 Address ipv4 address
IPV6 Address IPv6 address
3.1.1.2. Query Service Interface

Interface
Step: Enter the name of the interface you want to query in the Name box -->
click Query, if it exists, it will be displayed in the interface list below, if it does
not exist, a "Not exist" prompt box will pop up.
3.1.1.3. Delete Service Interface

Interface
Step: Click the delete icon of the corresponding row of the interface you want
to delete in the list in the Service interface page --> click "OK" in the pop-up
box to delete successfully.
Figure 3.1.1-3 Example of S1 interface for deleting mme
3.1.2. Home Plmn
Figure 3.1.2-1 Home Plmn's path

Description: Local PLMN configuration is mainly to configure the MME's logo
and local PLMN parameters, providing add, delete, query and modify PLMM
configuration.
3.1.2.1. Add HOME PLMN
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Home Plmn-->HOME PLMN

Steps: Click "Add" --> fill in the information --> click "Add", add successfully.
Figure 3.1.2-2 Example of adding a PLMN configuration
PLMN ID PLMN used
mme group identifier, unique within
MME Group ID plmn, uniquely corresponds to a
location region
MME number, a unique mme number
MME Code
within a mme group
mme's load weight, the base station
selects a mme with normal operating
Relative Capacity state for ue based on this value, and
the mme sends this value down to the
base station via S1SetupResponse
3.1.2.2. Inquire about HOME PLMN

Step: Fill in the PLMN ID box with the plmn you want to query --> click the
"Query" button, if it exists, it will be displayed under the PLMN list, if it does not
exist, the "Not exist" prompt box will pop up.
3.1.2.3. Delete HOME PLMN

Step: Click the delete icon of the corresponding row under the list in the
HOME PLMN page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
Figure 3.1.2-3 Example of deleting a PLMN configuration

3.1.3. Engineering
Figure 3.1.3-1 Engineering path
3.1.3.1. S1 Capacity Profile
Description: Add, modify and delete the number of control base stations
3.1.3.1.1.Add S1 Capacity Profile
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Engineering-->S1-Capacity
Profile
Steps: Fill in the information in the Name box and S1 Capacity box --> Click
the "Add" button to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.3.1-2 Example of Adding S1 Capacity Configuration

Name name
Maximum number of base stations to
S1 Capacity
which the MME can be connected (for
pre-allocation of resources, actual
number of accessible base stations
<= this value, restarting the process
takes effect, configured according to
system resources)
3.1.3.1.2.Modify S1 Capacity Profile
Profile
Step: Fill in the information in S1 Capacity box -> click "Update", the
modification is successful.
3.1.3.1.3.Delete S1Capacity Profile
Profile
Steps: Click "Delete" --> click "OK" in the pop-up box, the deletion is complete.
3.1.3.2. SC Capacity Profile
Description: Mainly to configure the SC capacity related parameters of MME.
3.1.3.2.1.Add SC Capacity Profile
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Engineering-->SC Capacity

Profile
Step: Click the "SC Capacity Profile" button --> fill in the information under the
configuration box --> click "Add" to finish adding.
Figure 3.1.3.2-1 Example of adding an SC Capacity Profile configuration

configuration item Configuration item description
Name Name this configuration
Maximum number of users supported
by MME (for pre-allocation of
resources, actual number of
Maximum Subscriber accessible users <= this value,
restarting the process takes effect,
configured according to system
resources)
Average number of PDNs supported
PDN Average
per user on MME
Average number of bearers supported
Dedicated Bearer Average
per user on MME
Average number of apn supported per
APN Average
user on MMW
3.1.3.2.2.Modify SC Capacity Profile

Profile
Steps: Mouse click the configuration box you need to modify (such as PDN
Average) --> fill in the modified information --> click the "Update" button -->
click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to modify successfully.
3.1.3.2.3.Delete SC Capacity Profile

Profile
Steps: Click the "Delete" button on the page --> click the "OK" button in the
pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.1.4. Interface
Figure 3.1.4-1 InterfaceInterface path
3.1.4.1. SCTP Profile
Figure 3.1.4.1-1 SCTP Profile path

Description: Configure the SCTP address of interfaces S1, S6, etc. of MME
3.1.4.1.1.Adding an SCTP Profile
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->SCTP Profile

Steps: Click "Add" on the SCTP Profile page --> fill in the information in the
pop-up box --> click "Add" in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.1-1 Example of Adding S1 Interface Step 1


Configuration items and configuration notes.
Name naming
SCTP protocol initial retransmission
Initial RTO (millisecond) timeout value (there are multiple
interfaces that are SCTP protocol)
SCTP protocol minimum
Minimal RTO (millisecond)
retransmission timeout value
SCTP protocol maximum
Maximal RTO (millisecond)
retransmission timeout value
SCTP protocol coupling path
Association Maximal Retransmit
maximum reconnections
Maximum number of reconnections
Path Maximal Retransmit
for a specified path of the SCTP
protocol
SCTP Protocol Coupled Link
Association Lost Timer (second)
Disconnect Timer
Whether the SCTP protocol uses the
Nodelay nodelay parameter, True is on, False
is off
SCTP protocol communication link
Communication Lost Timer (second)
disconnect timer
SCTP protocol communication
Address Unreachable Timer (second)
address unreachable timer
SCTP protocol link maximum output
Max Out Stream
stream
SCTP protocol link maximum input
Max in Stream
flow
Heartbeat Interval(second) Heartbeat interval
INIT message retransmission
RTO Initial Maximal Timeout(second)
maximum timeout
Reconnect Timer (second) Link Reconnect Timer
3.1.4.1.2.Modify the SCTP Profile

Steps:: Select the configuration box you need to modify -> fill in/select the
configuration information -> click "Update" -> click the "OK" button in the
pop-up box to modify successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.1-4 Example of Modifying SCTP Profile Configuration

3.1.4.1.3.Delete SCTP Profile

Step: Click the delete icon of the corresponding row in the list on the SCTP
Profile page --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.1-5 Example of Deleting S1 Interface
3.1.4.2. S1 Interface
Figure 3.1.4.2-1 S1 Interface path

Description: Configure S1AP protocol parameters for S1 interface of MME
3.1.4.2.1.Add S1 Interface
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->S1 Interface

Step: Fill in the configuration information in the S1 Interface page --> Click
"Add" to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.2-2 Example of Adding S1 Interface Configuration
Configuration and configuration notes.

Name S1 interface configuration name
S1 interface name in mme, drop down
Interface Name and select the mmeS1 set under
service Interface
sctp profile used, drop down and
SCTP Profile
select s1Sctp set under SCTP Profile
Port Listening ports
Used in the S1AP protocol
S1SetupFailure message of the S1
Time to Wait (second) interface to indicate the waiting time
for the base station to send the
S1SetupRequest message again
S1AP protocol switchover preparation
HO Preparation Timer (second)
phase timer
S1AP protocol entire switching
HO overall timer (second)
process timer
S1 Interface switchover when the
Source eNB S1 HO Hold
source base station maintains the
Timer(second)
switchover state timer
Indirect Tunnel Hold Timer (second) Forwarding tunnel maintenance timer
configured between base stations
during S1 interface switching
S1AP Protocol UE Context Release
Ue Context Release Timer (second)
Timer for S1 Interface
3.1.4.2.2.Modify S1 Interface

Step: Modify the configuration information in the S1 Interface page --> click
"Update" --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to modify successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.2-3 Example of Updating S1 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.2.3.Delete S1 Interface

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the S1 Interface page --> click "OK" in the
Figure 3.1.4.2-3 Example of Updating S1 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.2.4.Delete S1 Interface

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the S1 Interface page --> click "OK" in the
Figure 3.1.4.2-4 Example of Deleting S1 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.3. GTP Profile

Figure 3.1.4.3-1 GTP Profile path
3.1.4.3.1.GTP Profile
Description: Configure the GTP protocol parameters for the S10, S11, etc.
interfaces of the MME
3.1.4.3.1.1. Adding a GTP Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->GTP Profile-->GTP
Profile
Steps: Click the "Add" button under the GTP Profile page --> fill in the
pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.3-2 Example of adding a gtp profile for S11 interface Step 1
Figure 3.1.4.3-3 Example Step 2 of adding a gtp profile for an S11 interface
Configuration and description.
configuration item Configuration Notes
Name name
Echo Interval(minute) Emit echo heartbeat interval
T3 of Echo (second) Waiting for Echo heartbeat message
timer
N3 of Echo Number of Echo heartbeat messages
sent
T3(second) answer timer
N3 Number of retransmissions requested
Inactivity Timer(minute) Inactive state timer
Max Pending Transactons Maximum number of waiting
transactions
3.1.4.3.1.2. Check GTP Profile

Profile
Step: Enter the name of the gtp profile you want to query in the Name box -->
click the "Query" button, if it exists, it will be displayed under the list, if it doesn't
exist, the "Not exist" prompt box will pop up.
Figure 3.1.4.3-4 Configuration Example of Querying the S11 Interface
3.1.4.3.1.3. Modify GTP Profile

Profile
Steps: Mouse click the configuration box you need to modify --> fill in the
modification information --> click the "Update" button --> click "OK" in the
pop-up box, the modification is successful.
Figure 3.1.4.3-5 Example of Modifying the S11 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.3.1.4. Delete GTP Profile

Profile
Step: Click the delete icon in the corresponding row of the list in the GTP
Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.3-6 Example of the operation to delete a GTP Profile
3.1.4.3.2. S11 Interface
Description: Configure the address and GTP protocol parameters of the S11
interface of the MME
3.1.4.3.2.1. Add S11 Interface

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->GTP Profile-->S11
Interface
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in S11 Interface --> Click "Add"
button to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.3.2-1 Example of Adding an S11 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.3.2.2. Modify S11 Interface

Interface
Steps: Select the configuration box you need to modify --> fill in/select the
configuration information --> click "Update" --> click the "OK" button in the
Figure 3.1.4.3.2-2 Example of Modifying the S11 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.3.2.3. Delete S11 Interface

Interface
Steps: Click the "Delete" button in the S11 Interface page --> click the "OK"
button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.3.2-3 Example of Deleting S11 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.3.3.S10 Interface
Description: Configure the address and GTP protocol parameters of the S10
interface of the MME

Interface
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in S10 Interface --> Click "Add"
Figure 3.1.4.3.3-1 Example of Adding an S10 Interface Configuration

Interface
Figure 3.1.4.3.3-2 Example of Modifying the S10 Interface Configuration

Interface
Steps: Click the "Delete" button in the S11 Interface page --> click the "OK"
Figure 3.1.4.3.3-3 Example of Deleting S10 Interface Configuration
3.1.4.4. NAS
Figure 3.1.4.4-1 NAS path
3.1.4.4.1.NAS EMM Profile
Description: Add, modify and delete the configuration of the NAS emm Profile
3.1.4.4.1.1. Adding a NAS EMM Profile
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->NAS-->NAS EMM
Profile
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the page --> click "Add" button,
add successfully
Figure 3.1.4.4-2 Add NAS EMM Profile Configuration Example Step 1
Figure 3.1.4.4-3 Adding a NAS EMM Profile Configuration Example Step 2

Name name
MME corresponding to retry UE
T3402 (minute) attachment or tracking area periodic
modification timer
T3412 (minute) UE Periodic Update Timer
Initial T3413(second) MME initial paging timer
T3413 Increment (second) MME Paging Timer Increment
N3413 Number of MME paging retries
MME's network initiates
T3422(second)
de-registration timer
MME's network initiates
N3422
de-registration retry counts
T3450 (second) MME's allocation of GUTI timers
Number of GUTI reassignments for
N3450
MME
GUTI Life Time (hour) GUTI life cycle assigned by MME
Timers for Authentication and Security
T3460 (second)
Mode Processes
Number of Authentication and
N3460
Security Mode Process Retries
Timer for endpoint identification query
T3470(second)
process
Number of retries for terminal
N3470
identification query process
Mobile Reachable Timer Mobile reachable timer
Authentication method, select off by
default
off:off
attach:Forensics at each attachment
service-request: authenticate each
Authentication Option service request
inter-mme-tau:mme forensics when
changing tau
detach: forensics on de-attachment
intra-mme-tau:mme invariant tau
when forensic
The behavior of the MME when it
Vector Retrieval Failure receives a failed recovery message,
optional ignore/fail, default ignore
Security Context Life Time (hour) Lifecycle of the security context
Encryption algorithm, default choice
Ciphering Algorithms eea0
There are four options of
eea3,eea2,eea1,eea0
Guaranteed integrity algorithm, select
default
Integrity Algorithms
Four options are available: eia3, eia2,
eia1 and null
Old SGW Hold Timer (second) Old SGW data retention time
Cancel Location Wait Timer(second) Cancel position wait timer
Whether to use the security mode for
Request IMEISV
IMEI requests
MME Reset Timer (minute) MME Reset Timer
Purge UE Cycle (hour) Clearing the UE Context Cycle
Purge UE Interval(second) Clear UE Context Interval
Mobile Implicit Detach Timer (minute) Implicit de-attachment timer
Whether to turn on forensics
Authentication True: Turn on forensics
False:Do not enable forensics
Whether to turn on the safe mode
process
NAS Security
True:On for use
False:Do not turn on the use of
Whether to send EMM messages
EMM Information True: Issued
False:Do not send
3.1.4.4.1.2. Modifying the NAS EMM Profile

Profile
Figure 3.1.4.4-4 Example of Modifying NAS EMM Profile Configuration
3.1.4.4.1.3. Delete NAS EMM Profile

Profile
Steps: Mouse down the page to see the location of the "Delete" button -->
click the "Delete" button --> click "OK" in the pop-up box button in the pop-up
Figure 3.1.4.4-5 Example of Deleting NAS EMM Profile Configuration

3.1.4.4.2.NAS ESM Profile
Description: Provides configuration to add, modify and delete NAS esm

Profile
3.1.4.4.2.1. Adding a NAS ESM Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->NAS-->NAS ESM
Profile
Step: Fill in the configuration information in the NAS ESM Profile page -->
Click the "Add" button to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.4.3-1 Example of adding a NAS ESM Profile configuration

configure instructions
Name name
T3485(second) Activation of the bearer timer
N3485 Retry to activate the bearer timer
T3486(second) Modification of the bearer timer
N3486 Number of retries to modify the bearer
T3489(second) Session message transmission timer
Timer for session message
N3489
retransmission
T3495 (second) Bears de-activated timers
Number of re-attempts to carry
N3495
de-activation
Whether to use topology queries
Topological Search True:Select to use
False:Do not choose to use
3.1.4.4.2.2. Modifying the NAS ESM Profile
Profile
Steps: Select the configuration box you need to modify -> fill in the new
Figure 3.1.4.4.3-2 Example of Modifying NAS ESM Profile Configuration
3.1.4.4.2.3. Delete NAS ESM Profile

Profile
Steps: Mouse down the page to see the location of the "Delete" button -->
click the "Delete" button --> click "OK" in the pop-up box button in the pop-up
Figure 3.1.4.4.3-3 Example of Deleting NAS ESM Profile Configuration
3.1.4.5. Diameter Profile
Figure 3.1.4.5-1 Diameter Profile path
3.1.4.5.1.Diameter Profile
Description: Configure Diameter protocol parameters for interfaces such as

S6 of MME
3.1.4.5.1.1. Add Diameter Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->Diameter
Profile-->Diameter Profile
Steps: Click the "Add" button under the Diameter Profile page --> fill in the
configuration information in the pop-up box --> click "Add" in the pop-up box to
add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.5-1 Diameter Profile Configuration Example Step 1

Figure 3.1.4.5-2 Diameter Profile Configuration Example Step 2
Name name
SCTP Profile Selected sctp profile
MME Realm Domain name of mme
Default Destination Realm Default destination domain name
Watchdog Timer (second) Heartbeat Timer
Reconnect Timer (second) Reconnecting the timer
Max Connection Retry Maximum number of reconnections
Peer State Timer (second) Counter-side status timer
Whether to support failover, default
select true
Failover Support
True:Select
False:Do not select
3.1.4.5.1.2. Query Diameter Profile

Step: Fill in the Name box with the Diameter profile you want to query --> click
the "Query" button, if it exists, it will be displayed in the list, if it does not exist,
then the "Not exist" pop-up box will appear. If it does not exist, the "Not exist"
box will pop up.
3.1.4.5.1.3. Modify Diameter Profile

3.1.4.5.1.4. Delete Diameter Profile

Step: Click the Delete icon of the corresponding row in the Diameter Profile
page -> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
Figure 1.1-61 Example of Deleting Diameter Profile Configuration
3.1.4.5.2. Diameter Peer Realm
Description: Configure the HSS domain connection parameters on the

Diameter protocol counterpart of the MME to HSS connection
3.1.4.5.2.1. Add Diameter Peer Realm

Profile-->Diameter Peer Realm
Steps: Click the "Add" button under Diameter Peer Realm page --> fill in the
Figure 3.1.4.5.2-1 Example of adding a Diameter Peer Realm configuration

Realm Name Diameter-to-End Domain
Application interface type: s6 is
Application Identifier selected by default
Available in s6, s13 options
Select local action
local:local
Local Action relay:relay
proxy:proxy
redirect:redirect
3.1.4.5.2.2. Query Diameter Peer Realm

Step: Fill in the Diameter Peer Realm name you want to query in the Realm
Name box --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, it will be displayed in the list,
if not, then "Not exist If it exists, it will be displayed in the list, if not, "Not exist"
box will pop up.
3.1.4.5.2.3. Modify Diameter Peer Realm

Figure 3.1.4.5.2-2 Example of Modifying Diameter Peer Realm Configuration
3.1.4.5.2.4. Delete Diameter Peer Realm

Step: Click the Delete icon of the corresponding row in the list in the Diameter
Peer Realm page --> Click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.5.2-3 Example of Deleting Diameter Peer Realm Configuration
3.1.4.5.3. Diameter Peer Host
Description: Configure the Diameter protocol peer host connection

parameters for interfaces such as S6 of MME
3.1.4.5.3.1. Add Diameter Peer Host

Profile-->Diameter Peer Host
Steps: Click the "Add" button under Diameter Peer Host page --> fill in the
configuration information in the pop-up box --> click "Add" to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.5.3-1 Example of Adding a Diameter Peer Host Configuration

Diameter hostname prefix on the
Host Id Prefix
opposite end
Realm Name Diameter-to-End Domain
Diameter address type on the other
Address Type
side, choose ipv4 or ipv6
IP Address Diameter ip address on the other side
The port on the Diameter pair, default
Port
is 3868
The role of the host on the other end
Activity Role primary:main
secondary:ready
3.1.4.5.3.2. Query Diameter Peer Host

Steps: Fill in the Host Identity box with the prefix of the host name you want to
query --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, it will be displayed in the list, if it
does not exist, the "Not exist" prompt box will pop up.
3.1.4.5.3.3. Modify Diameter Peer Host

3.1.4.5.3.4. Delete Diameter Peer Host

Step: Click the Delete button in the corresponding row of the list in the
Diameter Peer Host page --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.5.3-2 Example of Deleting Diameter Peer Host Configuration
3.1.4.5.4. S6 Interface
Description: Configure the parameters of the S6 interface of the MME

Profile-->S6 Interface
Step: Fill in the configuration information under S6 Interface --> Click the "Add"
Figure 3.1.4.5.4-1 S6 Interface Configuration Example
Name name
Select the diameter profile belonging
Diameter Profile
to the s6 port
Timer for S6 interface request
Request Timer(second)
message flow
Number of times the S6 interface
Request Retry
requested message retransmissions
Forensic vector vector number of
AV Number
requests
Whether the target HSS hostname is
carried, and if present
Send Destination Host
True:Select to send
False:Select not to send


Step: Click the Delete button under the corresponding row in the list on the S6
Interface page --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.1.4.5.5.S6 Instance
Description: Configure the S6 instance parameters for MME
3.1.4.5.5.1. Add S6 Instance

Profile-->S6 Instance
Step: Fill in the configuration information in the information field on the S6
Instance page --> click "Add" to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.4.5.5-1 Example of Adding an S6 Instance Configuration

Name name
Host Identity Prefix Hostname prefix for mme
Interface name of mme, select
Interface Name
mmeS6
Port mme S6 interface port, default is 3868
Max Pending Transaction Largest pending transactions
3.1.4.5.5.2. Modify S6 Instance

3.1.4.5.5.3. Delete S6 Instance

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the S6 Instance page --> click "OK" in the
Figure 3.1.4.5.5-2 Example of Deleting an S6 Instance Interface
3.1.4.5.6.HSS IMSI Mask
Function: Configure the IMSI mask parameter of the HSS between the MME
and the HSS
3.1.4.5.6.1. Add HSS IMSI Mask

Profile-->HSS IMSI Mask
Steps: Click the "Add" button under the HSS IMSI Mask page --> fill in the
finish adding.
Figure 3.1.4.5.6-1 Example of Adding an HSS IMSI Mask Configuration

Name name
Mask Mask for IMSI routing, prefix
HSS realm Diameter-to-End Domain
Destination Realm Destination domain names (HSS
domains)
3.1.4.5.6.2. Query HSS IMSI Mask

Step: Fill in the Name box with the name of the HSS IMSI Mask you want to
query --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, it will be displayed in the list, if not,
the "Not exist" prompt box will pop up.
3.1.4.5.6.3. Modify the HSS IMSI Mask
3.1.4.5.6.4. Remove HSS IMSI Mask

Step: Click the delete icon in the list of HSS IMSI Mask page --> click "OK" in
the pop-up box, the deletion is completed.
Figure 3.1.4.5.6-2 Example of Deleting HSS IMSI Mask Configuration
3.1.5. MME Global
Figure 3.1.5-1 MME Global path

3.1.5.1. MME Global
Description: Configure some global configuration item parameters of MME
3.1.5.1.1.Add MME Global
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->MME Global-->MME Global

Steps: Fill in the information in the Name box and select the information in the
other drop-down boxes --> click "Add" to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.5.1-1 Example of Adding an MME Global Configuration

Name name
Does the S11 interface carry only APN
NI
APN NI Only
True:Select Yes
False:Select No
Whether to save the last registered
Last Visited TAI
TAI
Whether to carry the double address
Dual Address Bearer Flag
bearer flag bit
eps network support features, select
ims-vops by default
The types that can be selected are:
EPS Network Feature
emc-bs,epc-lcs,cs-lcs,ncs-lcs,serps,er
vorOpdn,cpCioT,upCioT,s1uData,hcc
PCiot,ePco,restrictEc
3.1.5.1.2.Modify MME Global

Figure 3.1.5.1-2 Example of Modifying the MME Global Configuration
3.1.5.1.3.Delete MME Global

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the MME Global page --> click "OK" in the
Figure 3.1.5.1-3 Example of Deleting MME Global Configuration

3.1.6. MME VLR
Figure 3.1.5-1 MME VLR path
3.1.6.1. VLR
Description: Add, modify and delete VLR configurations
3.1.6.1.1.Add VLR
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->VLR-->VLR
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the VLR page --> Click the "Add"
Figure 3.1.6.1-1 Example of adding a VLR configuration
Name name
VLR Number VLR Number
3.1.6.1.2.Modify VLR
Figure 3.1.6.1-2 Example of Updating VLR Configuration

3.1.6.1.3.Delete VLR
Step: Click the "Delete" button on the VLR page --> click "OK" in the pop-up
Figure 3.1.6.1-2 Example of Deleting VLR Configuration
3.1.6.2. Map LAI To VLR
Description: Add, modify and delete Map LAI To VLR configuration
3.1.6.2.1.Add Map LAI To VLR
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->VLR-->Map LAI To VLR

Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the Map LAI To VLR page -->
Click the "Add" button to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.6.2-1 Example of Adding Map LAI To VLR Configuration
Name name
PLMN ID Plmn used
Begin LAC Starting location area
End LAC Ending location area
VLR Name For the vlr used, select the VLR
configured in the previous step
3.1.6.2.2.Modify Map LAI To VLR

Figure 3.1.6.2-2 Example of Modifying Map LAI To VLR Configuration

3.1.6.2.3.Delete Map LAI To VLR

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the Map LAI To VLR page --> click "OK" in
the pop-up box to delete successfully.
Figure 3.1.6.2-2 Example of Deleting Map LAI To VLR Configuration
3.1.6.3. Map TAI To LAI
Description: Add, modify and delete Map TAI To LAI configuration
3.1.6.3.1.Add Map TAI To LAI
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->VLR-->Map TAI To LAI

Step: Fill in the configuration information in the Map TAI To LAI page --> Click
the "Add" button to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.6.3-1 Example of Adding Map TAI To LAI Configuration
Name name
PLMN ID Plmn used
Begin TAC Starting location area number
End TAC Ending location zone number
PLMN ID of LAI The plmn number in the LAI
LAC (Location Area Number) in LAI
LAC of LAI
(Location Area Identifier)
3.1.6.3.2.Modify Map TAI To LAI

Figure 3.1.6.3-2 Example of Modifying Map TAI To LAI Configuration
3.1.6.3.3.Delete Map TAI To LAI

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the Map TAI To LAI page --> click "OK" in
Figure 3.1.6.3-3 Example of Deleting Map TAI To LAI Configuration

3.1.7. MME Subscriber
Figure 3.1.7-1 MME Subscriber path
3.1.7.1. MCC Table
Description: add, modify and delete MCC Table configuration, configure to

get MCC from imsi for 3-bit MNC.
3.1.7.1.1.Add MCC Table
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->MME Subscriber-->MCC Table

Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the MCC Table page --> Click the
"Add" button --> Click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.7.1-1 Example of Adding an MCC Table Configuration
Name name
MCC mcc used, mcc:mobile country code
3.1.7.1.2.Modify MCC Table

Figure 3.1.7.1-2 Example of Modifying MCC Table Configuration
3.1.7.1.3.Delete MCC Table

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the MCC Table page --> click "OK" in the
Figure 3.1.7.1-3 Example of Deleting MCC Table Configuration
3.1.7.2. EIR
Description: add, modify and delete EIR configurations for configuring

whether to check the IMEI (docking EIR), with the device access policy.
3.1.7.2.1.Add EIR
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->MME Subscriber--> EIR

Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the EIR page --> Click the "Add"
button --> Click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.1.7.1-4 Example of Adding an EIR Configuration

Name Configuration name of eir
Select whether to enable the check imei
Check IMEI
function, False/True
Whether to allow access to the device
Allow Black List when the EIR returns that the device is on
the blacklist, optional False/True
Allow Gray List when the EIR returns that the device is in
the gray table, optional False/True
Allow Unknown Equipment when the EIR returns an unknown device,
optional False/True
3.1.7.2.2.Modification of EIR

3.1.7.2.3.Delete EIR

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the EIR page --> click "OK" in the pop-up
3.1.8. Feature Profile
Figure 3.1.8-1 Feature Profile path
3.1.8.1. Purge Trigger
Description: Used to add, modify and delete Purge Trigger configurations
3.1.8.1.1.Add Purge Trigger
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Feature Profile-->Purge Trigger

Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the Purge Trigger page --> click
the "Add" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add
successfully.
Figure 3.1.8.1-1 Purge Trigger Interface

Name name
Select the type of de-attachment,
Detach Type optionally
oam-forced/explict/implict/all
Select user type
homer:local user
UE Type
roamer:roaming user
all:All users
Duration of inactivity (in NAS EMM
Inactive Age configuration purge-ue-interval value)
3.1.8.1.2.Modify Purge Trigger

3.1.8.1.3.Remove Purge Trigger

Steps: Click the "Delete" button on the Purge Trigger page --> click "OK" in the
3.1.8.2. GW Selection
Description: Used to add, modify and delete GW Selection configurations
3.1.8.2.1.Add GW Selection
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Feature Profile-->GW Selection

Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the GW Selection page --> click
successfully.
Figure 3.1.8.2-1 GW Selection interface
Configuration items and descriptions
Name name
APN Correction APN Error Correction
PGW Selection Priority PGW selection priority
PGW Selection By TAI Whether to select PGW based on TAI
PGW Selection By MSISDN Whether to select PGW based on
MSISDN
SGW Selection By MSISDN Whether to select SGW based on
MSISDN
3.1.8.2.2.Modify GW Selection

Step: Click the "Delete" button in the GW Selection page --> click "OK" in the
3.1.8.2.3.Delete GW Selection

Step: Click the "Delete" button on the Purge Trigger page --> click "OK" in the
3.1.8.3. MSISDN Mask
Description: Used to add, modify and delete MISIDN Mask
3.1.8.3.1.Add MISIDN Mask
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Feature Profile-->MISIDN

Mask
Steps: Click the "Add" button under the MISIDN Mask page --> fill in the
configuration information in the pop-up box --> click the "Add" button to add
successfully.
Figure 3.1.8.3-1 MSISDN Mask Interface

Mask MSISDN mask/prefix
PGW Address IP address of PGW
SGW Address IP address of SGW
3.1.8.3.2.Modify MISIDN Mask

Mask
Steps: Click the Mask you need to modify under the list --> modify the
configuration in the pop-up box --> click "Modify" --> click the "OK" button in
the pop-up box, the modification is successful.
3.1.8.3.3.Delete MISIDN Mask

Mask
Steps: Click the delete icon corresponding to the row of the configuration you
want to delete under the list --> click "OK" in the pop-up box, the deletion is
successful.
3.1.8.4. MME Pool
Description: MME Pool is multiple MMEs serving the same wireless area
(MME Pool area) at the same time. the MMEs within the Pool interconnect with
all eNodeBs within the Pool area to achieve resource sharing and service load
sharing among the MMEs within the Pool. which MME the UE accesses is
related to the load balancing policy of the eNodeB. so the eNodeB needs to
sense the MME's device status. If it detects that the MME is not available, it
needs to adjust the load balancing policy in time and assign the new access
service request message to other normal state MMEs. in addition, the eNodeB
needs to obtain the load weight of the MME and combine the load weight to
select the access MME for the UE.
3.1.8.4.1.Add MME Pool
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Feature Profile-->MME Pool

Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the MME Pool page --> Click the
"Add" button --> Click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 1.1-111 MME Pool Page

Name name
Overload Start Threshold Overload Start Threshold
Overload Stop Threshold Overload Stop Threshold
Overload Action Overload action
3.1.8.4.2.Modify MME Pool

3.1.8.4.3.Delete MME Pool

Step: Click the "Delete" button in the MME Pool page --> click "OK" in the
3.1.9. Health Profile
Figure 3.1.9 Health Profile path
3.1.9.1. Health Profile
Description: Used to add, query, modify and delete Health Profile
3.1.9.1.1.Adding a Health Profile
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Health Profile-->Health Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button under the Health Profile page --> fill in the
configuration information in the pop-up box --> click the "Add" button to add
successfully.
Figure 3.1.9.1-1 Health Profile page

Name name
Update Period Update cycle
Window time window
Min Data Threshold minimum time limit
Attach Major Threshold With significant warning thresholds
Attach Minor Threshold Attachment of secondary warning
thresholds
3.1.9.1.2.Check Health Profile

Steps: Fill in the Name box with the name of the Health Profile you want to
query --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, it will be displayed in the list, if not,
a "Not exist" box will pop up. If it does not exist, the "Not exist" box will pop up.
3.1.9.1.3.Modify Health Profile

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the Name
column under the page list --> Modify the configuration in the pop-up box -->
Click the "Modify" button --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box, the modification is
successful.
3.1.9.1.4.Delete Health Profile

Steps: Click the delete icon in the corresponding row of the information to be
deleted under the list in the Health Profile page --> click "OK" in the pop-up box
to delete successfully.
3.1.9.2. Attach Success
Description: Used to add, modify and delete Attach Success configurations
3.1.9.2.1.Add Attach Success
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Health Profile-->Attach

Success
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the Attach Success page --> click
successfully.
Figure 3.1.9.2-1 Attach Success page
Name name
Active Major Alarm Threshold Critical Active Alert Threshold
Clear Major Alarm Threshold Clear critical alarm thresholds
Active Minor Alarm Threshold Secondary active alert threshold
Clear Minor Alarm Threshold Clear secondary active alarm
thresholds
3.1.9.2.2.Modify Attach Success

Success
3.1.9.2.3.Delete Attach Success

Success
Step: Click the "Delete" button in the Attach Success page --> click "OK" in the
3.1.9.2.4.Service Request
Description: Used to add, modify and delete Service Request configurations
3.1.9.2.5.Add Service Request
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Health Profile-->Service

Request
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the Service Request page -->
Click the "Add" button --> Click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add
successfully.
Figure 3.1.9.2-1 Service Request page

Name naming
Active Major Alarm Threshold Critical Active Alert Threshold
Clear Major Alarm Threshold Clear critical alarm thresholds
Active Minor Alarm Threshold Secondary active alert threshold
Clear Minor Alarm Threshold Clear secondary active alarm
thresholds
3.1.9.2.6.Modify Service Request

Request
3.1.9.2.7.Delete Service Request

Request
Step: Click the "Delete" button in the Service Request page --> click "OK" in
3.1.10. UE Context
Figure 3.2.1-1 UE Context Path
3.1.10.1. Check UE Information
Description:Used to query user information

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Operation-->UE Context-->UE Information
Steps: Enter the user's IMSI number in the input box --> click the "Query"
button, if it exists, the result will be displayed in the list, if it does not exist, then
the "Failure" message will pop up.
Figure 1.2-3 UE Information page

IMSI User's IMSI information
ECM State ECM status information
EMM State EMM status information
Last Known TAI Last known TAI (Tracking Area
Identifier)
3.1.10.2. Query Session Context
Description: query session context ID by IMSI

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Operation-->UE Context-->IMSI List
Step: Enter the IMSI number in the input box --> click the "Query" button, if it
exists, the result will be displayed in the list.
Figure 3.1.10.3-1 Session Context page
3.1.11. eNB
3.1.11.1. Search ENB Information
Description: Used to display base station information

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Operation--> eNB--> eNB Information
Way 1: Select eNB ID in Query Type-->Enter ENB ID-->Click "Query", if it
exists, the result will be displayed under the list.
Way 2: Select IP Address in Query Type --> enter IP address --> click "Query"
button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list.
Way 3: Select All in Query Type --> enter IP address --> click "Query" button, if
it exists, the result will be displayed under the list.
Figure 3.1.11.1-1 Querying Base Station Information Mode I
Figure 3.1.11.1-2 Querying Base Station Information Mode II

Figure 3.1.11.1-3 Querying Base Station Information Mode III
3.1.12. MME Interface Info
Description: Used to display the information of S11,S6 and other interfaces of

MME
3.1.12.1. Show GTP Path
Description: Used to display the connection status and ip address of port S11
Path: Configuration-->MME-->Option-->MME Interface Info-->GTP Path
Figure 3.1.12.1-1 GTP Path page
3.1.12.2. Show S6 DM Peer
Description: Used to display the connection status with hss

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Option-->MME Interface Info-->S6 DM Peer
Figure 3.1.12.2-1 S6 DM Peer Page

3.2. PGW
Figure 3.2-1 PGW path
Figure 3.2-2 PGW Configuration Page
3.2.1. Interface Property
Figure 3.2.1-1 Interface Preperty Path

3.2.1.1. GTP Profile
Description: Used to add, modify and delete GTP signaling configurations
3.2.1.1.1.Adding a GTP Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Interface Property-->GTP Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the GTP Profile page --> fill in the
pop-up box --> click OK in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.1.1-1 Example of Adding a GTP Profile Configuration

pgwGtpTunnelProfile profile name for
GTPTunnelProfile Name configuration management
parameters
Timeout time for GTP signaling
T3 Timer
messages
Count of timeout retransmissions for
N3 Counter
GTP signaling messages
Echo Timer (Second) PGW's ECHO packet sending interval
The DSCP value filled in the signaling
GTP ProfileCtrlPktDscp
packet of the PGW
3.2.1.1.2.Check GTP Profile

Step: Enter the name of the gtp profile under the GTPTunnelProfile Name box
--> click the "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list,
if not, the list will be empty.
3.2.1.1.3.Modify GTP Profile

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the
GTPTunnelProfile Name column of the list --> Modify the configuration
information in the pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up
box ", the modification is successful.
3.2.1.1.4.Delete GTP Profile

Step: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete in the list in the
GTP Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.1.2. S5
Description: Add, modify and delete S5 interface configuration
3.2.1.2.1.Add S5
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Interface Property-->S5

Steps: Fill in the configuration information under the S5 page --> Click "Add"
button --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.1.2-1 S5 Configuration Page

Name of the S5 configuration
S5 Name
management parameter
The name of the pgw gtp tunnel
GTP Name
profile used
Time interval for roaming user radius
Roamer Radius Time Limit(min)
call reporting
Time interval for roaming user call
Roamer Time Limit(min)
report
Traffic interval reported on the
Roamer Volume Limit
roaming user's phone bill
Flt Bill Time Limit(min) Time interval for billing
Flt Bill Volume Limit(byte) Billed traffic limits
Timer to start SAQ Qos degradation
Hysteresis Timer (Second)
case
Address of the s5/8 interface on the
Service IPv4
pgw
3.2.1.2.2.Modification of S5

Steps: Select the configuration box you want to modify -> fill in the
configuration information -> click the "Modify" button -> click "OK" in the
3.2.1.2.3.Delete S5

Steps: Click the "Delete" icon under the S5 page --> click "OK" in the pop-up
3.2.1.3. SGi
Description: Add, modify and delete SGi configurations
3.2.1.3.1.Add SGi
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Interface Property-->SGi

Steps: Fill in the configuration information under SGi page --> Click "Add"
Figure 3.2.1.3-1 SGi Configuration Example
3.2.1.3.2.Modification of SGi

3.2.1.3.3.Delete SGi

Steps: Click the "Delete" icon under the SGi page --> click "OK" in the pop-up
3.2.2. APN
Figure 3.2.2-1 APN path

3.2.2.1. APN
Description: Add, query, modify and delete APN configuration
3.2.2.1.1.Add APN
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->APN-->APN
Steps: Click the "Add" button on the APN page --> fill in the configuration
information in the pop-up box --> click the "Add" button in the pop-up box -->
click OK in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.2.1-1 APN Configuration Example

Apn Name Name of the apn used
The user template to be used is set in
User Template
"User Template".
The associated address pool policy,
the UE IP is assigned from the
Address Profile associated address pool for
PDN-connected sessions established
with this apn.
Associated gx port policy, when
attached request PGW sends CCR-I
Gx Profile
to PCRF requesting user policy, null is
not associated
Associated gy port policy, PGW sends
CCR-I to OCS requesting user policy
Gy Profile
when attached request, null is not
associated
associated with the ims policy, the
PGW will have a register message
sent to the specified P-CSCF address
IMS Profile
after the user is attached online,
requesting registration to the IMS
network
Apn Session Limit apn session limit, fill in 0 for no limit
Apn Restrtiction Constraint values for apn
The associated radius policy, with the
user attached online, will have the
Radius Profile
appropriate message sent to the
configured Radius server
The username set when using radius,
Radius User Name
without Radius, defaults to null
The authentication password for
Radius Password
radius
Associated ga port policy, user
attached online, will have the
GaProfile
appropriate message sent to the
configured CG server
3.2.2.1.2.Check APN
Step: Enter the name of the APN in the APN Name box --> click the "Query"
button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list, if not, the list will be
empty.
3.2.2.1.3.Modify APN
Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the APN
Name column of the list --> Modify the configuration information in the pop-up
box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to modify successfully.
3.2.2.1.4.Delete APN
APN page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.2.2.2. Access Profile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Access Profile configurations
3.2.2.2.1.Adding an Access Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->APN-->Access Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Access Profile page --> fill in the
pop-up box --> click OK in the pop-up box to add successfully. The Add button
will be successfully added.
Figure 3.2.2.2-1 Access Profile Configuration Example

Configuration items and descriptions
AccessProfileName Access-profile name
Radius Profile The name of the referenced
radiusProfile
Access Profile Session Timeout (Unit Timeout for session activation, default
h) value is 0, in hours, range 0-48
Access Profile Idle Timeout(unit min) Timeout for session inactivity (IDLE
state), default value is 0, in minutes,
range 0-64800
NBNS Primary IPV4 NetBIOS server address
DNS Primary IPV4 Domain Name Server Address
NBNS Secondary IPV4 Alternative NetBIOS server address
DNS Secondary IPV4 Alternative Domain Name Server
Address
NB-lot Server IPV4 Address of the NBiot server
3.2.2.2.2.Query Access Profile

Step: Enter the name of the Access Profile under the AccessProfile Name box
3.2.2.2.3.Modify the Access Profile

AccessProfile Name column of the list --> modify the configuration information
in the pop-up box --> click "Modify" --> click "OK" in the pop-up box ", the
3.2.2.2.4.Delete Access Profile

Step: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete under the list
in the Access Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.2.3. Service Profile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Service Profile configurations
3.2.2.3.1.Adding a Service Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->APN-->Service Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Service Profile page --> Fill in the
configuration information in the pop-up box --> Click the "Add" button in the
pop-up box --> Click OK in the pop-up box to add Success.
Figure 3.2.2.3-1 Service Profile Configuration Example
ServiceProfileName Service profile name
CBB Service The name of PGW's cbbService
3.2.2.3.2.Query Service Profile

Step: Enter the name of the Service Profile under the ServiceProfile Name box
3.2.2.3.3.Modify Service Profile

AccessProfile Name column of the list --> modify the configuration information
in the pop-up box --> click "Modify" --> click "OK" in the pop-up box ", the
3.2.2.3.4.Delete Service Profile

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete under the list
in the Service Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.2.4. User Template
Description: Add and remove User Template configuration
3.2.2.4.1.Add User Template
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->APN-->User Template

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the User Template page --> fill in the
Figure 3.2.2.4-1 User Template Configuration Example

UserTemplateName User Template Name
Switch to enable Radius
Authenticated Enable authentication, disabled is off, enable
is on
The name of the referenced access
Access Profile
profile
The name of the referenced service
Service Profile
profile
3.2.2.4.2.Query User Template

Step: Enter the name of the User Template under the UserTemplateName box
3.2.2.4.3.Modify User Template

UserTemplateName column of the list --> Modify the configuration information
in the pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box and the
3.2.2.4.4.Delete User Template

in the User Template page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add
successfully.
3.2.3. Address Profile
Figure 3.2.3-1 Address Profile Path
3.2.3.1. Address Profile
Description: Add and remove Address Profile configurations
3.2.3.1.1.Add Address Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Address Profile-->Address Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Address Profile page --> Fill in the
Figure 3.2.3-1 Address Profile Configuration Example

Address Profile Name Address profile name
Alarm Threshold Set Threshold values for alarm generation
for address pool usage
Alarm Threshold Clear Threshold for address pool use to
clear alarms
3.2.3.1.2.Query Address Profile

Step: Enter the Address Profile name in the Address Profile Name box --> click
the "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list, if not,
the list will be empty.
3.2.3.1.3.Modify Address Profile

Steps: Click the Address Profile Name column in the list to modify the
configuration name -> modify the configuration information in the pop-up box
-> click "Modify" -> click "OK" in the pop-up box ", the modification is
successful.
3.2.3.1.4.Delete Address Profile

Step: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete in the Address
Profile page -> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.2.3.2. Address Range
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Address Range configurations
3.2.3.2.1.Add Address Range
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Address Profile-->Address Range

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Address Range page --> fill in the
Figure 3.2.3.2-1 Address Range Configuration Example

AddressRangeName Give the configuration item a name
Address Range SubNetMask Subnet mask used by the address
pool
Address Profile Associated address policy name
Address Range Number of Address Number of addresses allocated by the
address pool
Address Range Start Address Starting address for address pool
assignment
3.2.3.2.2.Query Address Range

Step: Enter the name of Address Range under AddressRange Name box -->
click "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list, if not,
3.2.3.2.3.Modify Address Range

Step: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the Address
Range Name column of the list --> Modify the configuration information in the
pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box and the
3.2.3.2.4.Delete Address Range

Step: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete in the Address
Range page -> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.2.4. DPE
Figure 3.2.4-1 DPE path

3.2.4.1. PGW DPE
Description: Adding and modifying PGW DPE configuration
3.2.4.1.1.Add PGW DPE
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->DPE-->PGW DP
Steps: Fill in the configuration information under the PGW DPE page --> Click
the "Add" button --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.4.1-1 PGW DPE Configuration Example

Number of PGW Dpe's processes
DPE Number
pulled up
Starting id of the cpu core bound by
DPE BindCore Start
dpe
DPE S5 Address PGW Dpe's S5 address
DPE Sgi Address PGW Dpe's Sgi Address
Switch to use DPDK acceleration or
DPE Accelerate not, enable means start, diable means
off
PGW Dpe's S5 port uses the name of
DPE S5 Eth Name
the network port
PGW Dpe's Sgi port uses the net port
DPE SGi Eth Name
name
3.2.4.1.2.Modification of PGW DPE
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->DPE-->PGW DP
3.2.5. FM Info
Figure 3.2.5-1 FM Info path
3.2.5.1. PGW FM Info
Description: Add, modify and delete PGW FM Info configuration
3.2.5.1.1.Add PGW FM Info
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->FM Info-->PGW FM Info

Steps: Fill in the configuration information under the PGW FM Info page -->
Click the "Add" button --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.5.1-1 FM Info Configuration Example

FmInfo Name Name this configuration item
DCC Request TimeOut Threshold Time threshold for dcc request
timeout
GTP Request TimeOut Threshold Time threshold for gtp request timeout
DPE Request TimeOut Threshold Time threshold for dpe message
timeout
3.2.5.1.2.Modify PGW FM Info

3.2.5.1.3.Delete PGW FM Info

Steps: Click the "Delete" icon under the FM Info page --> click "OK" in the
3.2.6. Extend Function
Figure 3.2.6-1 Extend Function path

Description: Add, modify and delete Extend Function configuration
3.2.6.1. Add Extend Function
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Extend Function

Steps: Fill in the configuration information under Extend Function page -->
Click "Add" button --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.6-1 Extend Function Configuration Example
Functional entity name of
ExtendedFunctionName
extendedFunction
Feature set, mainly for VoLTE.
Function Muster data-loopback for data loopback,
data-access-limit for data access limit
3.2.6.2. Modify Extend Function

3.2.6.3. Delete Extend Function

Steps: Click the "Delete" icon under the Extend Function page --> click "OK" in
3.2.7. Gx
Figure 3.2.7-1 Gx path
3.2.7.1. Gx Profile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Gx Profile configurations
3.2.7.1.1.Add Gx Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Gx-->Gx Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Gx Profile page --> fill in the configuration
Figure 3.2.7.1-1 Gx Profile Configuration Example
GxProfileName Name this configuration
Business context flag AVP, can be
Custmos Service Context filled with email format string, default
value is 3gpp_r7_default
Local Host Name Customized local hostname
The domain name where the custom
Local Realm Name
localhost is located
Customized hostname of the
Peer Host Name
counterpart (pcrf)
The domain name where the custom
Peer Realm Name
peer (pcrf) host is located
Watch Dog Timer (Unit s) iameter's heartbeat time
Flag bit for load mode, optional
Load Balacnce Flag
primary/secondary
Default failure handling, optionally
Default Handling terminate/continue/retry-and-terminat
e, default value is terminate
Request Timeout Timeout for diameter messages
3.2.7.1.2.Check Gx Profile

Step: Enter the name of the Gx Profile under the GxProfile Name box --> click
3.2.7.1.3.Modify Gx Profile

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the GxProfile
box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to modify Success.
3.2.7.1.4.Delete Gx Profile

Gx Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.7.2. Gx Peer
Description: Add and remove Gx Peer configuration
3.2.7.2.1.Add Gx Peer
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Gx-->Gx Peer

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Gx Peer page --> fill in the configuration
Figure 3.2.7.1-2 Gx Peer Configuration Example

gxPeerName Gx profile name
Gx Profile Business context flag AVP, can be
filled with email format string, default
value is 3gpp_r7_default
Peer IPV4 Address Local hostname
The domain where the local host is
Peer Port
located
Local IPV4 Address Hostname of the opposite end (pcrf)
The domain where the peer (pcrf) host
Local Port
is located
Peer Type watch dog message sending interval
Peer Role
primary/secondary
Default failure handling, optionally
Enabled terminate/continue/retry-and-terminat
3.2.7.2.2.Query Gx Peer

Step: Enter the name of the Gx Peer under the GxPeer Name box --> click the
"Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list, if not, the
list will be empty.
3.2.7.2.3.Modify Gx Peer

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the Gx Peer
3.2.7.2.4.Delete Gx Peer

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row you want to delete in the list in the Gx
Peer page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.2.8. Gy
Figure 3.2.8-1 Gy path
3.2.8.1. Gy Profile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Gy Profile configurations
3.2.8.1.1.Add Gy Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Gy-->Gy Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Gy Profile page --> fill in the configuration
Figure 3.2.8.1-1 Gy Profile page
configuration item name
GyProfileName Name this configuration item
Business context flag AVP, fillable
Custmos Service Contex
email format string
Local Host Name Local hostname
The domain where the local host is
Local Realm Name
located
Peer Host Name Hostname on the other side
Peer Realm Name Domain name on the other end
Watch Dog Timer watch dog message sending interval
Load Balance Flag
primary/secondary
Default failure handling, optional
Default Handling terminate/continue/retry-and-terminat
Request Timeout Timeout for diameter messages
Reject ratingGroup action, optionally
Denied Rating Group Action delete-context/block-data, default
value is block-data
3.2.8.1.2.Check Gy Profile

Step: Enter the name of Gy Profile under the GyProfile Name box --> click
list will be empty.
3.2.8.1.3.Modify Gy Profile

GyProfileName column of the list --> Modify the configuration information in
the pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to modify
Success.
3.2.8.1.4.Delete Gy Profile

Step: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete in the list on
the Gy Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete it
successfully.
3.2.8.2. Gy Peer
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Gy Peer configuration
3.2.8.2.1.Add Gy Peer
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Gy-->Gy Peer

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Gy Peer page --> fill in the configuration
Figure 3.2.8.2-1 Gy Peer page

Gy Peer Name Hostname of the gy port
Gy Profile Associated gy profile strategy
ipv4 address of the host on the other
Peer IPv4 Address
side
The port number the host on the other
Peer Port
side is listening on
Local IPV4 Address The ipv4 address of the local host
The port number the local host is
Local Port
listening on
Peer Type Peer type, optional proxy/Relay/Direct
Peer Role Identity of the opposite end of the role
Switch to establish connection,
Enabled
enabled is on, disabled is off
3.2.8.2.2.Inquire about Gy Peer

Step: Under GyPeer Name box, enter the name of Gy Peer --> click "Query"
button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list, if not, the list will be
empty.
3.2.8.2.3.Modification of Gy Peer

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the Gy Peer
3.2.8.2.4.Delete Gy Peer

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row you want to delete in the list on the Gy
Peer page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.2.8.3. DccRating GroupIds
Description: Add, query, modify and delete DccRating GroupIds

configurations
3.2.8.3.1.Add DccRating GroupIds
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Gy-->DccRating GroupIds

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the DccRating GroupIds page --> fill in the
pop-up box --> click OK in the pop-up box. Adding is successful.
3.2.8.3-1 DccRating GroupIds page

ratingGroupName Give the configuration item a name
Gy Profile Associated gy profile name
Rating Group ID Id of rate group
Service ID Service Id
3.2.8.3.2.Query DccRating GroupIds

Step: Enter the name of DccRating GroupIds under the DccRating Group
Name box --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed
under the list, if not, the list will be empty.
3.2.8.3.3.Modify DccRating GroupIds

DccRatingGroupName column of the list --> Modify the configuration
3.2.8.3.4.Delete DccRating GroupIds

in the DccRating GroupIds page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to
delete successfully.
3.2.9. Radius
Figure 3.2.9-1 Radius path
3.2.9.1. Radius Profile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Radius Profile configurations
3.2.9.1.1.Adding a Radius Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Radius-->Radius Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Radius Profile page --> Fill in the
pop-up box --> Click OK in the pop-up box to add successfully. Click the "Add"
button in the pop-up box --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.9.1-1 Radius Profile page

RadiusProfileName Give the configuration item a name
Local IPV4 The ipv4 address used by PGW local
docking radius
Retransmit limit Number of message retransmissions
between PGW and radius
3.2.9.1.2.Query Radius Profile

Step: Enter the name of Radius Profile under the RadiusProfile Name box -->
3.2.9.1.3.Modify the Radius Profile

RadiusProfileName column of the list --> Modify the configuration information
in the pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box ", the
3.2.9.1.4.Delete Radius Profile

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row you want to delete in the list on the
Radius Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.9.2. Radius Server
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Radius Server configurations
3.2.9.2.1.Adding Radius Server
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Radius-->Radius Server

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Radius Server page --> Fill in the
pop-up box --> Click OK in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.2.9.2-1 Radius Server page
RadiusServerName Give the configuration item a name
Local IPV4 PGW docking radius local address
RadiusServerIPV4 The radius docking PGW address
Auth Port Authentication Port
Acct Port billing port
Secret PGW connects to the radius secret
key
Req Timeout(Unit s) Timeout for Radius requests
3.2.9.2.2.Querying Radius Server

Step: Enter the name of Radius Server under the RadiusServer Name box -->
click the "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the list, if
not, the list will be empty.
3.2.9.2.3.Modifying Radius Server

Steps: Click the RadiusServerName column in the list to modify the
configuration name -> modify the configuration information in the pop-up box
-> click "Modify" -> click "OK" in the pop-up box and the modification is
successful.
3.2.9.2.4.Deleting Radius Server

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row you want to delete in the Radius Server
page -> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.2.9.3. Radius Profile Server
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Radius Profile Server

configurations
3.2.9.3.1.Adding a Radius Profile Server
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Radius-->Radius Profile Server

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Radius Profile Server page --> Fill in the
pop-up box --> Click the OK, add successfully.
Figure 3.2.9.3-1 Radius Profile Server page

RadiusProfileServer Name Give the configuration item a name
Radius Server The name of the associated
radiusServer
Radius Profile Name of the associated radius profile
Auth Type The authentication method of radius,
optionally filled with
primary/secondary
Acc Type The billing method for radius,
optionally filled in with
primary/secondary
3.2.9.3.2.Querying Radius Profile Server

Step: Enter the name of Radius Profile Server under the RadiusProfileServer
Name box --> click "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under
the list, if not, the list will be empty.
3.2.9.3.3.Modifying Radius Profile Server

RadiusProfileServer Name column of the list --> Modify the configuration
box. ", the modification is successful.
3.2.9.3.4.Deleting a Radius Profile Server

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row you want to delete in the list on the
Radius Profile Server page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.10. Ga
Figure 3.2.10-1 Ga path
3.2.10.1. PGW GaProfile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete PGW GaProfile configurations
3.2.10.1.1. Add PGW GaProfile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Ga-->PGW GaProfile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the PGW GaProfile page --> fill in the
Figure 3.2.10.1-1 PGW GaProfile page
GaProfileName Give the configuration item a name
Switch for thermal billing, disabled is
hotBill
off, enabled is on
3.2.10.1.2. Check PGW GaProfile

Step: Enter the name of PGW GaProfile under the GaProfile Name box -->
3.2.10.1.3. Modify the PGW GaProfile

GaProfileName column of the list --> modify the configuration information in
the pop-up box --> click "Modify" --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to modify
Success.
3.2.10.1.4. Delete PGW GaProfile

in the PGW GaProfile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to
3.2.10.2. PGW ChargingProfile
Description: Configures the gaChargingProfile interface parameter of the PGW.

3.2.10.2.1. Add PGW Ga ChargingProfile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Ga-->PGW Ga ChargingProfile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the PGW ChargingProfile page --> fill in the
pop-up box --> click OK in the pop-up box The file will be added successfully.
Figure 3.2.10.2-1 PGW Ga ChargingProfile page

GaChargingProfileName Ga charging profile name
Cdr FileSizeLimit Maximum save size of cdr files
Cdr OpenFileTimeLimit Timeout for cdr file opening
cbb management extensions,
Cbb ManagementExtension
optionally version-2 to version-6
Encoding method, optionally
encodingScheme
asn1-ber/asn1-per
Versions of gcdr content, optionally
Gcdr RecordVerion
v3-6/v4-8/v7-5/v9-7
Ram BuffSize Cache size of memory
Ram DiskSize Size of allocated memory
Max Retries Maximum number of retransmissions
LocalIPv4Addr Address of ga port
3.2.10.2.2. Check PGW ChargingProfile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Ga-->PGW ChargingProfile

Step: Under GaChargingProfile Name box, enter the name of PGW
ChargingProfile --> click "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed
3.2.10.2.3. Modify PGW ChargingProfile

GaChargingProfileName column of the list --> modify the configuration
information in the pop-up box --> click "Modify" --> click "OK" in the pop-up box
", the modification is successful.
3.2.10.2.4. Delete PGW ChargingProfile

in the PGW ChargingProfile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to
3.2.10.3. PGW Ga ServerProfile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete GW Ga ServerProfile

configurations
3.2.10.3.1. Adding a PGW Ga ServerProfile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->Ga-->PGW Ga ServerProfile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the PGW Ga ServerProfile page --> fill in the
pop-up box --> click OK in the pop-up box The configuration will be added
successfully.
Figure 3.2.10.3-1 PGW Ga Server Profile page

GaServerProfileName Ga server profile name
GaChargingProfile Associated ga billing policy name
serverIPv4Addr Address of the server on the other
side
udp Port Port of the server on the other side
echoInterval(unit:s) The interval between sending echo
responseTime(unit:s) Timeout time for ga port messages
3.2.10.3.2. Query PGW Ga ServerProfile

Step: Enter the name of PGW Ga ServerProfile under GaServerProfile Name
box --> click "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under the
list, if not, the list will be empty.
3.2.10.3.3. Modify PGW Ga ServerProfile

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the PGW Ga
ServerProfile Name column of the list --> Modify the configuration information
in the pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box ", the
3.2.10.3.4. Delete PGW Ga ServerProfile

in the PGW Ga ServerProfile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box
3.2.11. IMS Profile
Figure 3.2.11-1 IMS Profile path

3.2.11.1. IP Farm
Description: Add, query, modify and delete IP Farm configuration
3.2.11.1.1. Add IP Farm
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->IMS Profile-->IP Farm

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the IP Farm page --> fill in the configuration
Figure 3.2.11.1-1 IP Farm Configuration Example

IpFarmName Ip farm name
3.2.11.1.2. Check IP Farm

Step: Enter the name of the IP Farm under the IpFarm Name box --> click the
list will be empty.
3.2.11.1.3. Modify IP Farm

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the IpFarm
Name column of the list --> modify the configuration information in the pop-up
box --> click "Modify" --> click "OK" in the pop-up box, the modification is
successful.
3.2.11.1.4. Delete IP Farm

in the IP Farm page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.11.2. IP Farm Address
Description: Add and remove IP Farm Address configuration
3.2.11.2.1. Add IP Farm Address
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->IMS Profile-->IP Farm Address

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the IP Farm Address page --> fill in the
pop-up box --> click OK in the pop-up box to add successfully. The IP Farm
Address is added successfully.
Figure 3.2.11.2-1 IP Farm Address Configuration Example

IpFarmAddressName Ip farm address name
IP Farm Associated IP Farm Name
IP Address Ip address
3.2.11.2.2. Query IP Farm Address

Step: Enter the name of the IP Farm Address under the IpFarmAddress Name
box --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed under
the list, if not, the list will be empty.
3.2.11.2.3. Modify IP Farm Address

IpFarmAddressName column of the list --> modify the configuration
3.2.11.2.4. Delete IP Farm Address

IP Farm Address page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.11.3. Port Farm
Description: Add, query, modify and delete Port Farm configurations
3.2.11.3.1. Add Port Farm
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->IMS Profile-->Port Farm

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Port Farm page --> fill in the configuration

Figure 3.2.11.3-1 Port Farm Configuration Example
PortFarmName Port farm name
3.2.11.3.2. Enquiry about Port Farm

Step: Enter the name of the Port Farm in the Port Farm Name box --> click the
list will be empty.
3.2.11.3.3. Modifications to Port Farm

PortFarmName column of the list --> Modify the configuration information in
Success.
3.2.11.3.4. Delete Port Farm

Port Farm page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.11.4. Port Farm Member
Description: Adding and removing Port Farm Member configurations
3.2.11.4.1. Add Port Farm Member
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->IMS Profile-->Port Farm Member

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Port Farm Member page --> Fill in the
Figure 3.2.11.4-1 Port Farm Member Page
PortFarmMemberName Port farm member name
Port Farm The name of the associated portFarm
Proto Type Protocol Type
Port port
3.2.11.4.2. Enquire about Port Farm Member

Step: Enter the name of the Port Farm Member in the Port Farm Member
Name box --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, the result will be displayed
3.2.11.4.3. Modification of Port Farm Member

PortFarmMemberName column of the list --> modify the configuration
3.2.11.4.4. Delete Port Farm Member

Port Farm Member page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.11.5. IMS Profile
Description: Add, query, modify and delete IMS Profile configurations
3.2.11.5.1. Add IMS Profile
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW-->IMS Profile-->IMS Profile

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the IMS Profile page --> fill in the
Figure 3.2.11.5-1 IMS Profile page

ImsProfileName Ims profile name
IP Farm The name of the associated ipFarm
The number of addresses in the
Number of PCSCF Address P-CSCF address list configured in the
IMS policy
3.2.11.5.2. Query IMS Profile

Step: Enter the name of the IMS Profile under the ImsProfile Name box -->
3.2.11.5.3. Modify IMS Profile

ImsProfileName column of the list --> Modify the configuration information in
the pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box. The
3.2.11.5.4. Delete IMS Profile

Step: Click the delete icon of the row you want to delete in the list on the IMS
Profile page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.2.12. CBB
Figure 3.2.12-1 CBB path
3.2.12.1. CBB Service
Description: Add, query, modify and delete CBB Service configurations
3.2.12.1.1. Add CBB Service
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW--> CBB-->CBB Service

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the CBB Service page --> fill in the
Figure 1.3-42 CBB Service Page

CbbServiceName Cbb service name
3.2.12.1.2. Enquiry on CBB Service

Step: Enter the name of CBB Service in the CbbService Name box --> click
list will be empty.
3.2.12.1.3. Modify CBB Service

CbbServiceName column of the list --> Modify the configuration information in
the pop-up box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box. The
3.2.12.1.4. Delete CBB Service

in the CBB Service page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.12.2. CBB Rule
Description: Add, query, modify and delete CBB Rule configurations
3.2.12.2.1. Add CBB Rule
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW--> CBB-->CBB Rule

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the CBB Rule page --> fill in the configuration
Figure 3.2.12.2-1 CBB Rule page
CbbRule Name Cbb rule name
CBB Service cbb services associated with cbbRule
The cbbRule matching rule is to
ID Of Position match in order of ID from smallest to
largest
Monitoring Key Monitor Key
3.2.12.2.2. Query CBB Rule

Step: Enter the name of the CBB Rule under the CbbRule Name box --> click
3.2.12.2.3. Modification of CBB Rule

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the CbbRule
box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box, the modification is
successful. The modification is successful.
3.2.12.2.4. Delete CBB Rule

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete in the list in
the CBB Rule page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.12.3. CBB Match
Functions: Add, query, modify and delete CBB Match configurations
3.2.12.3.1. Add CBB Match
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW--> CBB-->CBB Match

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the CBB Match page --> fill in the
Figure 3.2.12.3-1 CBB Match page

CbbMatchName Cbb match name
CBB Rule The name of the associated cbbRule
Source address type, defaults to any if
SRC Address Type
no special requirements
Port type, defaults to any if no special
Port Type
requirements
Destination address type, defaults to
DST Address Type
any if no special requirements
3.2.12.3.2. Query CBB Match

Step: Enter the name of CBB Match under CbbMatch Name box --> click
list will be empty.
3.2.12.3.3. Modify CBB Match

CbbMatchName column of the list --> Modify the configuration information in
Success.
3.2.12.3.4. Delete CBB Match

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row of data you want to delete in the list in
the CBB Match page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.2.12.4. CBB Action
Description: Add, query, modify and delete CBB Action configurations
3.2.12.4.1. Add CBB Action
Path: Configuration-->GW-->PGW--> CBB-->CBB Action

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the CBB Action page --> fill in the
Figure 3.2.12.4-1 CBB Action page

CbbActionName Cbb action name
CBB Rule Name of the associated cbbRule
Rate group for uniform billing of all
Forbidden Rating Group ID types of packets in case of insufficient
billing balance Id
Rule types for billing rules matching
Filter Type
packets
Service ID Uplink upstream packet count for sericId
Service ID Downlink downstream packet count for sericId
RatingGroupId of the uplink packet
Rating Group Id Downlink
count
RatingGroupId for downlink packet
Rating Group ID Uplink
count
Redirect Url String The URL to which the redirect points
Url String URL for matching
3.2.12.4.2. Enquiry on CBB Action

Step: Enter the name of the CBB Action under the CbbAction Name box -->
3.2.12.4.3. Modify CBB Action

Steps: Click the name of the configuration you want to modify in the CbbAction
box --> Click "Modify" --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box to modify Success.
3.2.12.4.4. Delete CBB Action

in the CBB Action page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.3. SGW
Figure 3.3-1 SGW path

Figure 3.3-2 SGW page
3.3.1. FM Info
Description: Add, modify and delete FM Info interface configuration

Path: Configuration-->GW-->SGW-->FM Info
Figure 3.3.1-1 FM info path
3.3.1.1. Modify FM Info
Path: Configuration-->GW-->SGW-->FM Info-->FM Info

3.3.1.2. Delete FM Info

Steps: Click the "Delete" icon under the FM Info page --> click "OK" in the
3.3.1.3. Add FM Info

Steps: Fill in the configuration information under FM Info page --> Click "Add"
button --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box.
Figure 3.3.1-1 FM info page

FmInfoName Give the configuration item a name
GTP Request TimeOut Threshold Threshold for the number of gtp
request timeouts
DPE Request TimeOut Threshold Threshold for the number of dpe
request timeouts
3.3.2. GTP
Description: Used to add, query, modify and delete GTP configurations

Path: Configuration-->GW-->SGW-->GTP
Figure 3.3.2-1 GTP path

3.3.2.1. Add GTP
Path: Configuration-->GW-->SGW-->GTP-->GTP
Steps: Click the "Add" button on the GTP surface --> fill in the configuration
Figure 1.4-6 GTP page

GtpTunnelProfileName Gtp tunnel profile name
The timeout retransmission time of
the GTP signaling packet of SGW,
T3 Timer
one of the message retransmission
parameters
Timeout retransmission count of GTP
N3 Counter signaling packets for SGW, one of the
message retransmission parameters
Flag bit to determine if monitoring is
Monitoring
performed
Echo Time echo request timeout time
The DSCP value filled in the signaling
GTP ProfileCtrlPktDscp
packet of SGW
3.3.2.2. Check GTP
Step: Enter the name of GTP in the GtpTunnelProfile Name box --> click
list will be empty.
3.3.2.3. Modify GTP
GtpTunnelProfileName column of the list --> Modify the configuration
3.3.2.4. Delete GTP
in the GTP page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.3.3. S11
Description: Add, modify and delete S11 configurations

Path: Configuration-->GW--SGW-->S11
Figure 3.3.3-1 S11 path
3.3.3.1. Add S11
Path: Configuration-->GW---SGW-->S11-->S11
Figure 3.3.3-1 S11 page
S11 Name S11 Naming
GTP Tunnel Profile Associated gtp tunnel profile
Roamer Radius Time Limit
call reporting
Roamer Time Limit
report
Roamer Volume Limit
Whether to turn on roaming
Partial Billing Enabled segmentation billing, disable is off,
enable is on
Billing interval, the default value is 0,
Flt Bill Time Limit
the unit is minutes, the range is 0-60
Billing traffic limit, the default value is
Flt Bill Volume Limit
0, in Byte
Hysteresis Timer
case, default value is 0 in seconds
Whether to allow new PDP sessions
PdpContext CreationAllowed to be created on this channel,
disabled is off, enabled is on
Whether GTP messages on the GTP
GTP ChargingCharacteristics channel can modify the billing
Enabled attributes, disabled is not allowed,
enabled is allowed
User Data Allowed Whether to enable the NBiot S11-U
interface function, disabled is not
allowed, enabled is allowed
Service IPv4 IP address of the S11 port
3.3.3.2. Modification of S11
3.3.3.3. Delete S11
Step: Click the "Delete" icon in the S11 page --> click "OK" in the pop-up box
3.3.4. S5
Description: Add, modify and delete S5 configurations

Path: Configuration-->GW---SGW-->S5
Figure 3.3.4-1 S5 path
3.3.4.1. Add S5
Figure 3.3.4-1 S5 page
S5 Name S5 Naming
GTP Tunnel Profile Associated gtp tunnel profile
Roamer Radius Time Limit
call reporting
Roamer Volume Limit
Roamer Time Limit
report
Whether to turn on roaming
Partial Billing Enabled segmentation billing, disable is off,
enable is on
Billing interval, the default value is 0,
Flt Bill Time Limit
the unit is minutes, the range is 0-60
Billing traffic limit, the default value is
Flt Bill Volume Limit
0, in Byte
Hysteresis Timer
case, default value is 0 in seconds
Whether to allow new PDP sessions
PdpContext CreationAllowed to be created on this channel,
disabled is off, enabled is on
Whether GTP messages on the GTP
GTP ChargingCharacteristics channel can modify the billing
Enabled attributes, disabled is not allowed,
enabled is allowed
Service IPv4 IP address of s5 port
3.3.4.2. Modification of S5
3.3.4.3. Delete S5
Step: Click the "Delete" icon in the S5 page --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to
3.3.5. DPE
Description: Add, modify and delete DPE configurations

Path: Configuration-->GW--SGW-->DPE
Figure 3.3.5-1 DPE path
3.3.5.1. Add DPE
Path: Configuration-->GW---SGW-->DPE--DPE
Steps: Fill in the configuration information under the DPE page --> Click "Add"
Figure 1.4-12 DPE page
Configuration items and descriptions:
Number of processes pulled up SGW
DPE Number
Dpe
DPE BindCoreStart The id of the starting cpu
DPE S1U Address SGW Dpe's S1U address
DPE S5 Address SGW Dpe's S5 address
Whether to enable dpe acceleration,
DPE Accelerate
off is off, on is on
SGW Dpe's S5 port uses the name of
DPE S5 Eth Name
the network port
SGW Dpe's S1U port uses the
DPE S1U Eth Name
network port name
3.3.5.2. Modification of DPE
3.3.5.3. Delete DPE
Step: Click the "Delete" icon in the S5 page --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to
3.4. UDM
3.4.1. HSS standalone network management operations section
3.4.1.1. Webmaster Login
Login at http://172.30.29.220:8403, the specific URL needs to be modified

according to the actual configuration.
Figure 3.4.1-1 HSS Standalone Network Manager Login Page
3.4.1.2. Modify S6a Interface
Description: Used to modify the S6a Interface

Path: Configuration-->Networking-->S6a--> S6a Interface
Steps: Mouse click the configuration you need to modify --> enter the
configuration information --> click the "modify" button --> click the "OK" button
in the pop-up box --> click the "restart" button in the jump page.
hssS6aProcess column of the "restart" button, the modification is successful.
Figure 3.4.1.2-1 S6a Interface Configuration Example
HSS S6a Name s6a interface name for hss
HSS S6a IP IP address of s6a interface of hss
HSS S6a Port The listening port for the s6a interface
of hss, default is 3868
HSS S6a Realm Name Domain name of the s6a interface of
hss
HSS S6a Host ID Hostname of the s6a interface of hss
Transmit Queue Congestion Start Diameter Message Transfer Queue
Limit Congestion Start Threshold
Transmit Queue Congestion Drop Diameter message transmission
Limit queue congestion reduction threshold
Transmit Queue Congestion Stop Diameter Message Transfer Queue
Limit Congestion Stop Threshold
Trillium Number Threads Number of threads
Trillium Trace Option Logging Options
Watch Dog Timer Diameter heartbeat timer
Peer State Timer Listening to mme's s6 interface status
timer
Max Connection Retry Maximum number of SCTP
reconnections
Out Streams Number Number of SCTP output streams
Max Retransmit For Assoc SCTP joint maximum number of
retransmissions
Max Retransmit For Dest Address Maximum number of retransmissions
for SCTP destination addresses
Max Assoc Init Transmit SCTP maximum joint INIT
retransmission number
Default Heartbeat Interval SCTP default heartbeat interval
RTO Initial SCTP timeout retransmission of initial
values
RTO Min SCTP timeout retransmission
minimum
RTO Max SCTP timeout retransmission
maximum
3.4.1.3. EPC Peer
Description: Add, query and delete information about mme's S6a interface
Path: Configuration-->Networking -->S6a-->EPC Peer
3.4.1.3.1.Add EPC Peer
Description: Add information about the S6a interface of mme

Steps: Fill in the information in the EPC Peer configuration box --> click the
"Add" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 1.5-3 EPC Peer Configuration Example
Name Naming of epc peer configuration
IP Address mme's s6 interface ip
Port The port that mme's s6 interface
listens on
Realm Name Domain name of mme
Host ID Hostname of mme
3.4.1.3.2.Delete EPC Peer
Description: Delete the S6a interface information of mme

Steps: Click the epc peer item you want to delete in the EPC Peer page -->
click the "Delete" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete it
successfully.
Figure 3.4.1.4-2 Example of Deleting an EPC Peer Configuration
3.4.1.3.3.Querying EPC Peer Connection Status
Description: Query the connection status of the S6a interface of hss and mme
Step: Click the "Query" button on the EPC Peer page and the query results will
be displayed in the list below.
Figure 3.4.1.4-3 Example of querying EPC Peer configuration

3.4.2. UDM Unified Network Management Operations Section
Figure 3.4.2-1 UDM path
3.4.2.1. Authentication Data Configuration
3.4.2.1.1.Add OP
Description: Used for authentication of user identity, stored in the USIM card.
Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Template Management--> Auth Tpl
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the Create Auc Data box --> click
"Add" --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.1-1 Example of OP Configuration Page

configure instructions
Type Drop down and select "OP"
Name Naming of OP settings
The value of the set OP, refer to the
configuration:
Value
123456789012345612345678901234
56
3.4.2.1.2.Delete OP

Steps: Click the configuration item you want to delete in the OP row of Auth
Tpl list --> click the Delete icon button --> click the OK button in the pop-up box
3.4.2.1.3.Add AMF
Description: Authentication Management Field, which can be used with SQN,

RAND, and KI to calculate MAC values for the UE to authenticate the network.
Step: Fill in the configuration information in the Create Auc Data box, refer to
Figure 3.4.2.1-2 --> Click the "Add" button --> Click the "OK" button in the
Figure 3.4.2.1-2 AMF Configuration Example

Type Drop down to select AMF
Name Setting up EPC and IMS
Value EPC has a value of 8000 and IMS has
a value of 0000
3.4.2.1.4.Delete AMF

Steps: Click the configuration item you want to delete in the AMF row of Auth
Tpl list --> click the delete icon --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to
3.4.2.1.5.Add K4
Description: K4 is the key of the forensic key KI, which is used to encrypt and
decrypt KI
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the Create Auc Data box, drop
down and select the encryption algorithm Algorithm --> click the "Add" button
--> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.1-3 K4 Configuration Example

Type Drop down to select K4
Name Naming of K4 settings
The value of K4, which can be
referenced to the value
Value
000000000000000000000000000000
0000
Encryption algorithm, choose des or
Algorithm
aes
3.4.2.1.6.Delete K4

Steps: Click the configuration item you want to delete in the K4 row of Auth Tpl
list --> click the delete icon --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
it successfully.
3.4.2.1.7.Add Subscriber Tpl
Description: Add epc user template

Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Template Management-->Subscriber Tpl
Steps: Click the plus button in the Subscriber Tpl list --> fill in the configuration
information --> click the "add" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box
to add successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.1.7-1 Example of Adding a Subscriber Template Configuration

Name Template naming
UE Uplink (bps) User uplink rate
UE Downlink (bps) User downlink rate
3.4.2.1.8.Delete Subscriber Tpl
Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Template Management-->Subscriber Tpl

Step: Click the delete icon in the row corresponding to the configuration item
you want to delete in the Subscriber Tpl list -> click the "OK" button in the
pop-up box to delete it successfully.
3.4.2.1.9.Add APN Tpl
Description: Add the APN template used by epc users

Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Template Management--> APN Tpl
Steps: Click the "add" button on the EPC Qos Template page --> fill in the
configuration information --> click the "add" button --> click the " OK" button in
the pop-up box to add successfully.
Figure 3.4.1.9-1 APN Tpl Page Configuration
Name Naming of APN
UE Uplink (bps) User uplink rate
UE Downlink (bps) User downlink rate
QCI Fill in 9 for normal apn, 5 for ims
3.4.2.1.10. Delete APN Tpl
Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Template Management--> APN Tpl

Step: Click the delete icon of the corresponding row of the configuration item
you want to delete in the APN Tpl list --> --> Click the "OK" button in the pop-up
3.4.2.2. Template Management
Description: Add, modify and delete Template Management configuration

Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Template Management
Figure 3.4.2.2-1 Template Management path

3.4.2.2.1.Add Template Management

Steps: Click the "Add" button on the Template Management page --> fill in the
pop-up box --> click OK in the pop-up box The application will be added
successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.2-1 Template Management page
Figure 3.4.2.2-2 Example of adding a Template Management configuration

section
Figure 3.4.2.2-3 Adding Template Management Configuration Remaining
Example
configuration box instructions
Tpl Name Template naming
Configuration data for the Auth Tpl Adding and deleting configuration of
section authentication information templates
Configuration data for the Auth Data Use of forensic information
section configuration
Configuration data for Subscriber Tpl Adding and deleting configuration of
section eps user templates
Subscriber Data Use of eps user configuration
APN template addition and deletion
APN Tpl
configuration
APN Data
APN Count Number of apn used
APN Template The apn template used
Select if it is the primary apn to use
True:Select as the primary apn to use
Primary
False:Do not select the apn as the
primary use
Whether to use static addresses
Static ip Status True:Select to use
False:Do not choose to use
If you select True for Static ip Status,
and the ip address used is an ipv4
Static ipv4 Addr
address type, then you need to fill in
the ipv4 address used here
If you select True for Static ip Status,
Static ipv6 Addr
and the ip address used is of the ipv6
address type, you need to fill in the
ipv6 address used here
3.4.2.2.2.Modify Template Management

Steps: Click the Template Name in the Template Name column of the list
corresponding to the configuration item you want to modify --> fill in the
modified configuration information --> click the "Modify" button --> click "OK" in
the pop-up box ", the modification is successful.
3.4.2.2.3.Delete Template Management

Steps: Click the delete icon of the row you want to delete in the list in Template
Management page --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
3.4.2.3. Bulk Add Users
Description: Add authentication user information

Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Bulk Add Users
Figure 3.4.2.2-1 Bulk Add Users path
3.4.2.3.1.1. Adding Authenticated Users via Executive Users

Description: Bulk add forensic users based on IMSI
Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Bulk Add Users-->Consecutive Users
Steps: Fill in the configuration information --> click "Add" button --> click "Add"
button --> click "OK" button in the pop-up box. Add successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.3-1 Consecutive Users Add User Page
Add Consecutive Users (bulk add users)
IMSI IMSI Number
Telphone Number mobile number
Template Name Template Name
Count Number of users added in bulk
Template Preview
UE AMBR_UL(bps) UE uplink rate
UE AMBF_DL(bps) UE downlink rate
APN Name The apn used
IP IP address used
UE Uplink (bps) UE on-line rate
UE Downlink (bps) UE downlink rate
Add Data Preview (information is not displayed until after the "Add" button is
pressed)
IMSI IMSI Number
Tel phone Number mobile number
APN The apn used
IP IP address used
3.4.2.3.1.2. Adding Authenticated Users via Discrete Users

Description: Add forensic users in bulk based on files
Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Bulk Add Users-->Discrete Users
Steps: Select the file storage path in the File Name box --> click the "Add"
button --> click the "Add" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box "
button in the pop-up box, add successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.3-2 Discrete Users page
File Name File name with added user information
IMSI Starting imsi number
Tel Phone Number Starting mobile number
APN The apn used
IP IP address used
3.4.2.4. Query Users
Description: View authenticated user information

Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Query Users
Figure 3.4.2.4-1 Query Users path
3.4.2.4.1.View authenticated users via Query Users
Description: Query user information

Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Query Users-->Query Users
Steps: Enter the IMSI number of the user you want to query in the IMSI fill box
under the Query Users page --> click "Query" button, if it exists, the result will
be displayed under the list, if not, the list will be empty.
Figure 3.4.2.4-2 Query Users page
3.4.2.4.2.Delete a single authenticated user via Query Users
Description: Delete individual user authentication information

Path: Configuration--> UDM-->Query Users-->Query Users
Step: Click the delete icon corresponding to the row you want to delete in the
Query Users page -> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.4.2.5. Bulk Delete Users
Description: Bulk delete forensic user information

Path: Configuration-->Bulk Delete Users
Figure 3.4.2.5-1 Bulk Delete Users path
3.4.2.5.1.Bulk delete forensic users via Executive Users
Description: Bulk delete forensic users via IMSI

Path: Configuration--> UDM--> Bulk Delete Users-->Consecutive Users
Steps: Enter the starting IMSI number you want to delete --> enter the number
of users you want to delete --> click the "Delete" button --> click the "OK"
Figure 3.4.2.5-2 Consecutive Users page
IMSI The starting IMSI number to be
deleted
Count Number of users deleted
3.4.2.5.1.1. Bulk delete forensic users via Discrete Users

Description: Bulk delete forensic users by file
Path: Configuration--> UDM--> Bulk Delete Users-->Discrete Users
Steps: Select the path where the file is located in the File Name box --> click
the "Delete" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.5-3 Discrete Users page

File Name The name of the file that has the
information about the user to be
deleted
3.4.2.5.1.2. Bulk delete forensic users via All Users

Description: Delete all forensic users, or delete some of them by fuzzy query
Path: Configuration--> UDM--> Bulk Delete Users-->All Users
Steps: Fill in the IMSI information --> Click "Delete" button --> Fill in the
password --> Click "Delete" to delete successfully.
Figure 3.4.2.5-4 All Users page

IMSI number to be deleted, to delete
all users fill in *, to fuzzy query to
IMSI
delete the user fillable part of the IMSI
number
Path to backup of deleted user
Backup Path
information
3.5. PCRF
3.5.1. PCRF standalone webmaster operating section
3.5.1.1. Webmaster Login
Using Firefox or Google Chrome, enter the IP format of the PCRF system:
IP:8000. the default username and password are admin/123456
Figure 3.5.1.1 PCRF standalone network administrator login screen

3.5.1.2. Gx Config
Description: Used to manage the Gx interface configuration

Path: Configuration-->Gx Config
3.5.1.2.1.Modify PCRF Gx Configuration

Steps: Mouse click the configuration box you need to modify --> enter the
configuration information --> click the "Submit" button --> click the "OK" button
in the pop-up box to modify successfully.
Figure 3.5.1.2.1 Gx Basic Configuration

FQDN Hostname of the Gx port
Realm Domain name of Gx port
The ip address of the Gx port and the
IP&Port
port number used, the default is 3869
3.5.1.2.2.Add PGW PCEF Configuration

Steps: Mouse click the configuration box under PGW PCEF Configuration -->
enter the configuration information --> click the "Submit" button --> click the
"OK" button in the pop-up box. Add successfully.
Figure 3.5.1.2.2 Example of adding a PGW PCEF Configuration

FQDN Hostname of the gx port counterpart
Realm gx port-to-port domain name
IP&Port ip address and port number used on
the other side of the gx port
Metric Set priority
3.5.1.2.3.Delete PGW PCEF Configuration

Step: Mouse click the "Delete" button under PGW PCEF Configuration to
Figure 3.5.1.2.3 Example of Deleting PGW PCEF Configuration
3.5.1.3. Quota Model
Description: Used to set quota configuration for traffic or time control

Path: Configuration-->Quota
3.5.1.3.1.Add Quota Model Mgmt
Path: Configuration-->Quota-->Quota Model Mgmt

Steps: Click the "Add" button --> fill in the configuration information in the
pop-up box --> click the "Add" button --> click the "OK" button. Add
successfully.
Figure 3.5.1.3.1 Example of adding a Quota Model Mgmt configuration
Name Name this configuration item
Type of quota used, volume/time
Type volume:flow control
time:Time control
The monitoring key, used here for the
Usage Service under Service, is used
Monitor Key to distinguish the three levels under
the Usage Service belonging to the
same Usage Service
Reset Date Reset date
Level1 Amount when the first level is reached
Select unit, optionally per cent/value,
Slice Type
if Type is Volume, then per cent
3.5.1.3.2.Modify Quota Model Mgmt

Steps:Mouse click the configuration box you need to modify --> enter the
configuration information --> click "Modify" button --> click the "OK" button in
the pop-up box to modify successfully.
Figure 3.5.1.3.2 Quota Model Mgmt

Name Configuration item name
Type Quota type, optional Volume/time
volume:flow
time: time
Quota's traffic quota (effective when
Quota Octets (KB)
the quota type is Volume)
Quota Times (Seconds) Time quota
The monitoring key, used here for the
Usage Service under Service, is used
Monitor Key to distinguish the three levels under
the Usage Service belonging to the
same Usage Service
Reset Period Type Reset type, optional day/week/month
Traffic reset date (effective when reset
Reset Date
on a monthly basis)
Percentage of amount reaching first
Level1
level
The type of reporting, optionally
Slice Type
value/percent
The percentage of traffic reported,
which is reported once when so much
Slice Percent
traffic is used, can be filled in when
Slice Type selects per cent
Used traffic usage, reported once
Slice Octets (KB) when so much traffic is used, fillable
when Slice Type selects value
Time of call, fillable when Slice Type
Slice Times (Second)
selects value
Flow balance setting, optional
add/reset
Remain BalanceDeal add:Add the remaining traffic to the
available traffic for the month
reset:Zero out the remaining traffic
3.5.1.3.3.Delete Quota Model Mgmt

Steps:Mouse click the configuration item you want to delete under the Quota
Model Management list --> click the "Delete" button --> --> click the "OK"
button in the pop-up box. The deletion is successful.
3.5.1.4. Template Wizard
Path: Configuration Template Wizard -> Select any template

Description: Used to add a subscription service template
3.5.1.4.1.Adding a Usage Service
Description: Used to configure dynamic traffic-based policies

Path: Configuration--> Template Wizard--> Usage Service
Steps: Enter the service name in the Name box of the Service Basic
Information box --> select the item configured in Quota in the Quota box --> fill
in cmnet or other used Apn in the Apn box --> click "check " --> click
"save&continue" --> click the configuration items you need to modify, fill in the
modified information --> scroll down to the end, click "save& Complete", after
adding successfully, it will automatically jump to the Service page.
Figure 3.5.1.4.1-1 Adding a Usage Service Configuration Example Step 1


Example illustration.
ration threshold thresho Available QoS Policy gatekeep Quota reset
level ld value interval er cycle
strategy
MBRUL: 1 Mbit/s
Normal not 0 ~ 70% Enabled
MBRDL: 4 Mbit/s
70% ~ MBRUL: 1 Mbit/s
5G Level1 70% Enabled Reset by month
100% MBRDL: 1 Mbit/s
MBRUL: 128 kbit/s
Exhaust 100% 100 % Enabled
MBRDL: 128 kbit/s
Service Basic Information
Name Name the service item
Select the quota template to be
Quota associated with, and set it under
quota
Match whether there is an initial rule
Apn installation based on the name of the
APN
ActivateMod PCEF is selected by default
The default selection is replace
QosMod Optional replace, mergePriority, rax,
restrict
Priority priority
Action
AMBRDL downlink speed
AMBUDL uplink speed
Set whether to have preemption
capability when creating or modifying
PreemptionCapability
a bearer and there are not enough
resources, optionally enable/disable
ARPLevel Ability to obtain empty slots
QCI QCI used, usually 9 for APN, 5 for IMS
Whether the bearer can be preempted
by other new or modified bearers of
PreemptionVulnerability
higher priority when resources are
insufficient, optionally enable/disable
UsageReport
The MonitorKey for all three levels
needs to be changed to match the
MonitorKey
one in the quota, which is the monitor
key value reported by the traffic usage
3.5.1.4.2.Adding Apn Service
Description: Used to configure dynamic APN-based policies

Path: Configuration--> Template Wizard--> Apn Service
Steps: Enter the service name in the Name box of Service Basic Information
box --> fill in cmnet or other Apn used in the Apn box --> click "check" --> click "
save&continue"-->click the configuration items you need to modify, fill in the
modified information-->drop down to the end, click "save&Complete", and you
will be automatically redirected to Service page.
Figure 3.5.1.4.2-1 Adding Apn Service Configuration Example I

Figure 3.5.1.4.2-2 Adding Apn Service Configuration Example II
Figure 3.5.1.4.2-3 Adding Apn Service Configuration Example III

Apn Name of the Apn using the service
restrict
Priority priority
Condition
Attribute property name
operation, optional
Operation equal/lessThan/notEqual/notlessThan
/notMoreThan/like/notlike
RightValue Matching apn
Select the type of value to match,
RightType
default is value
3.5.1.4.3.Add Service Zone Service
Description: Used to configure dynamic policies based on location zones

Path: Configuration--> Template Wizard--> Service Zone Service
will be automatically redirected to Service The page will be automatically
redirected to the Service page.
Figure 3.5.1.4.3-1 Adding a Service Zone Service Configuration Example Step

1
2

3
restrict
Priority priority
Condition
operation, optionally
RightValue Matching plmn
RightType
default is value
3.5.1.4.4.Add Time Range Service
Description: Used to configure dynamic policies based on time periods

Path: Configuration--> Template Wizard-->Time Range Service
Figure 3.5.1.4.4-1 Adding Time Range Service Configuration Example Step 1

Figure 3.5.1.4.4-2 Adding Time Range Service Configuration Example Step 2
restrict
Priority priority
Condition
operation, optionally
RightValue Time period used
RightType
default is value
3.5.1.4.5.Add Category Service
Description: Used to configure dynamic policies based on user attributes

Path: Configuration--> Template Wizard--> Category Service
will be automatically redirected to Service The page will be automatically
redirected to the Service page.
Figure 3.5.1.4.5-1 Adding Category Service Configuration Example Step 1


Example configuration description.
User Properties QoS Policy
MBRUL: 2 Mbit/s
gold
MBRDL: 2 Mbit/s
MBRUL: 1 Mbit/s
silver
MBRDL: 1 Mbit/s
MBRUL: 512 kbit/s
normal
MBRDL: 512 kbit/s
restrict
Priority priority
Action
AMBUDL uplink speed
3.5.1.4.6.Add Special Usage Service
Description: Used to configure dynamic policies based on traffic overlay

packets
Path: Configuration--> Template Wizard-->Special Usage Service Template
Figure 3.5.1.4.6-1 Adding Special Usage Service Configuration Example Step
1

2
3

4

restrict
Priority priority
Action
AMBUDL uplink speed
3.5.2. PCRF Unified Network Management Operations Section
Figure 3.5.2-1 PCRF path
3.5.2.1. Add Subscription
Description: Add a subscription service for bulk users

Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Add Subscription
Figure 3.5.2.1 Add Subscription path
3.5.2.1.1.Adding subscription services for bulk users via Executive IMSI
Description: To add subscription service for bulk users through IMSI, the
user's IMSI number should be consecutive
Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Add Subscription-->Consecutive IMSI
Steps: Fill in the starting IMSI number and other information --> click "Add"
button --> click "OK" button, add successfully.
Figure 3.5.2.1.1 Consecutive IMSI page

The starting IMSI number of the user
IMSI
who needs a bulk subscription
MSISDN number, the starting mobile
MSISDN phone number of the user who needs
a bulk subscription
User Status
normal:normal state
State
Freezing state
closed:closed state
Home PLMN PLMNs attributed to end users
Subscriber category of subscription,
Category
optionally normal/gold/silver
Station Identity, select master
Service Select a service to subscribe to
Start Time Start time of service usage
End Time Time of termination of service use
Number of subscribers added to the
counter
subscription
3.5.2.1.2.Adding subscription services for bulk users via Discrete IMSI
Description: Add subscription service for bulk users through template file,
user's IMSI number can be discontinuous
Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Add Subscription-->Discrete IMSI
Steps: Select Template in the Template drop-down box --> select/fill in other
configuration information --> click "Add" --> click "OK" button in the pop-up box,
add successfully.
Figure 3.5.2.1.2 Discrete IMSI page

The user template used, added to the
Template
Template configuration under System
User Status
normal:normal state
State
Freezing state
closed:closed state
Home PLMN PLMNs attributed to end users
Subscriber category of subscription,
Category
optionally normal/gold/silver
Station Identity, select master
Service Select a service to subscribe to
Start Time Start time of service usage
End Time Time of termination of service use
3.5.2.2. Query Subscription
Description: Query and delete subscription services for a single user

Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Query Subscription
Figure 3.5.2.2 Query Subscription page
3.5.2.2.1.Querying subscription information via Query Subscription
Description: Query the user's subscription information

Step: Enter the IMSI number of the user you want to query in the IMSI fill box
under the Query Subscription page --> click the "Query" button, if it exists, the
result will be displayed under the list; if it does not exist, the list will be empty.
Figure 3.5.2.2.1 Query Subscription page
3.5.2.2.2.Deleting subscription information for a single user via Query
Subscription
Description: Deletes the subscription information of a single user

Step: Click the delete icon corresponding to the row you want to delete in the
Query Subscription page -> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
3.5.2.3. Delete Subscription
Description: Delete subscription service for bulk users

Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Delete Subscripton
Figure 3.5.2.3 Delete Subscription path
3.5.2.3.1.Deleting subscriptions for bulk users via Executive IMSI
Description: Remove subscription services for consecutive IMSI users

Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Delete Subscription-->Consecutive IMSI
Steps: Enter the starting IMSI you want to delete in the IMSI box --> enter the
number of users you want to delete in the counter box --> click the "Delete"
button --> click "OK" in the pop-up box " --> Click "OK" in the pop-up box, the
deletion is successful.
Figure 3.5.2.3-2 Consecutive IMSI page

The starting imsi number of the user
IMSI
to be bulk deleted
counter Fill in the number of deleted users
3.5.2.3.2.Removing subscriptions for bulk users via Discrete IMSI
Description: Remove subscription services for users via template files

Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Delete Subscription-->Discrete IMSI
Steps: Select the template file in the Template drop-down box --> click the
"Delete" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
Figure 3.5.2.3-3 Discrete IMSI page
Drop down to select the file added in
Template
the Template module under System
3.5.2.3.3.Remove subscription services for users via Fuzzy IMSI
Description: Delete subscription services based on fuzzy query to users

Path: Configuration-->PCRF-->Delete Subscription-->Fuzzy IMSI
Steps: Enter the IMSI prefix in the IMSI box and add "*" at the end --> click the
"Delete" button --> enter the password --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up
box "button --> click "OK" button in the pop-up box, delete successfully.
Figure 3.5.2.3-4 Fuzzy IMSI page

You can fill in the incomplete imsi
IMSI number and add "*" at the end to
delete all users based on fuzzy query
Backup Path Backup path for deleted users
4. Security Management
This chapter mainly configures the EPC core network management user
access security configuration parameters, including User Management ,User
Group Management, Permission Management three big functional modules.
User Management module, to add, delete, lock and unlock access users, User
Group Management module, to add, delete and manage permissions for user
groups, Permission Management module, to add and delete permissions list
management functions.
Figure 4-1 Security Management path
4.1. user management
Figure 4-2 User Management path
Figure 4-3 Security Management page
4.1.1. Add User
Path: System--> Security--> User Management --> Add New

Step: Click the "Add New" button to bring up the Add User pop-up window, fill
in the user parameters in the pop-up window and click the "Save" button to
save the user.
Figure 4-4 Adding a User

User Name user ID
Password pin number
Password level, A (6 to 128 digits)
B (6 to 128 digits, characters)
Password Level
C (6 to 128 digits, characters, special
characters)
Password Expiration Time Password expiration time
Account Expiration Time Account Expiration Time
4.1.2. Modify user
Path: System--> Security--> User Management

Step: Click the User Name you want to modify to bring up the detail page, after
you finish modifying, click the "Save" button to finish modifying.
Figure 4-5 Changing the User Password

4.1.3. Copy User
Description: This function serves to copy the user with the same permission,
avoiding a series of complicated operations to add the permission
subsequently.
Step: Click the User Name of the user you need to copy to bring up the details
page (see Figure 4-6), then click the "Copy" button to bring up the copy user
details page, fill in the new user name and password in the pop-up window,
after finishing, click the "Save "button to complete the user copy.
Figure 4-6 Copy User
Figure 4-7 Copying a User Account Password
4.1.4. Delete user

Steps.
Method 1: Select the record to be deleted, click the red Delete button, and
select "OK" in the next pop-up box, see Figure 6.1.4-1.
Method 2: Click the checkbox of the user to be deleted to check, and then
click the red "Delete Users" button, the next pop-up box to select "OK", see
Figure 4-8.
Figure 4-8 Deleting a User
4.1.5. Query and view users

Step: Fill in the User Name box and online Status box with the user name to
be queried, then click the "Query" button or press Enter, and click the "View"
button in the Opration after the user is queried. (eye shape) view button in
Opration to view user details.
Figure 4-9 User Queries
Figure 4-10 User Details
4.1.6. Locking and unlocking users
Description: When a user is locked out, the user will not be able to log in and
will have no access to perform a series of subsequent operations.
Steps.
Lock: Click the checkbox of the User Name you want to lock, and click the
"Lock" button to finish locking the user.
Unlock: Click the checkbox of the User Name you want to lock, and click
the "Unlock" button to finish unlocking the user.
Figure 4-11 Locking and unlocking users
4.1.7. Add user IP whitelist
Description: Users who add IP whitelist will not be able to login and access
IPs that are not in the list.
Step: Select the users who need to add IP white list, click the "IP WhiteList"
button to bring up a pop-up window, fill in the IP value in the pop-up window,
click "Save" to save.
Figure 4-12 User List
Figure 4-13 User IP Whitelist List
4.1.8. Subscribers offline

Step: Select the user who needs to be taken offline, click the "Logout" button in
Operation, the status of the user will change from "Online" to "Offline The
user's status will change from "Online" to "Offline".
Figure 4-14 Users offline
4.2. User Group Management
Figure 4-15 User Group Management Path

Description: There are 11 user groups in the user group management by
default. The SuperOperator group is the most privileged group, which cannot
be deleted and the superuser admin page of this group cannot be removed.
Path: System--> Security--> User Group Management
Figure 4-16 User Group Management page
4.2.1. Adding User Groups
Path: System--> Security--> User Group Management --> Add New Group
Step: Click the "Add New Group" button to bring up the Add User pop-up
window, fill in the user parameters in the pop-up window and click the "Save"
button to save the user.
Figure 4-17 Adding a User Group

User Group Name user group name
Create Time Creation time
4.2.2. Modify user group

Step: Click the User Group Name you want to modify to bring up the details
page, and click the "Save" button to complete the modification.
Figure 4-18 Modifying User Group Names
4.2.3. Copy user group
Description: This function serves to copy the user group with the same
permission, avoiding a series of complicated operation work of adding the
permission afterwards.
Step: Click the User Group Name of the user you need to copy to bring up the
details page (see Figure 4-19), then click the "Copy" button to bring up the
copy user details page, fill in the new user group name in the pop-up window,
after finishing, click the "Save "button to finish copying the user group.
Figure 4-19 Copy User Group
Figure 4-20 Copying a User Account Password
4.2.4. Delete user group

Steps.
select "OK" for the next pop-up box, see Figure 6.2.4-1.
click the red "Delete Group" button, the next pop-up box to select "OK", see
Figure 4-21.
Figure 4-21 Deleting a User Group

4.2.5. Query User Group

Step: Fill in the Group Name box with the name of the user group you want to
query, then click the "Query" button or press Enter
Figure 4-22 User Group Query
4.2.6. Group User Management

Step: Select the user group you need to modify, click the "Group Users
Management" (human-shaped) button in Operation (see Figure 4-23 red check
box), a pop-up window will appear, the left side of the pop-up window is the
users that have been added to the current group, the right side is the candidate
Users, through the middle of the single arrow you can move the selected users
to the specified area, or use the double arrow to move all of them, when
finished, click the "Save" button to save (see Figure 4-24).
Figure 4-23 List of User Groups

Figure 4-24 Group User Selection
4.2.7. Group Node Management

Step: Select the user group you need to modify, click the "Group NFs
Management" button in Operation (see Figure 4-25 red check box), a pop-up
window will appear, the left side of the pop-up window is the users added in the
current group, the right side is the candidate users, through the The single
arrow in the middle can move the selected users to the specified area, or use
the double arrow to move all of them, click the "Save" button to save when
finished (see Figure 4-26).
Figure 4-25 List of User Groups
Figure 4-26 Group Node Selection

4.2.8. Group Rights Management
Description: The group permission management is to add, delete and query

the permission functions in the already existing permission types.
Path: System--> Security--> User Group Management --> User Group

Permission Management
Figure 4-27 Group Permissions Management
4.2.8.1. Add Group Permissions

Step: Click the "Add New" button to bring up the Add Group Permissions
pop-up window, select the permission type and permission name in the pop-up
window and then click the "Save" button to save the group permissions.
Figure 4-28 List of Group Permissions

Figure 4-29 Adding Group Permissions
Permission Type Permission type
Permission Name authority name
4.2.8.2. Delete group permissions

Steps.
select "OK" for the next pop-up box, see Figure 6.2.8.1-1.
Method 2: Click the checkbox of the permission name you need to remove
to check it, then click the red "Batch Remove" button, the next pop-up box
select "OK", see Figure 4-30
Figure 4-30 Deleting Group Permissions
4.2.8.3. Query Group Permissions

Step: Select the type of permission to be queried in the Query radio box, then
click the Query button or press Enter
Figure 4-31 Querying Group Permissions
4.3. Permissions management
Description: Permission management is mainly to add, modify, delete and

query functions for each permission type and its permission name and
interface name.
Path: System--> Security--> Permission Management
Figure 4-32 Permission Management Path
4.3.1. List of Permissions
Description: Permission list management is to add, delete and query the

permission name and interface name of the existing permission type.
Path: System--> Security--> Permission Management--> Permission List
Figure 4-33 Permission List Management
4.3.1.1. Adding Permissions
Path: System--> Security--> Permission Management --> Permission List

save the user.
Figure 4-34 Adding Permissions

Permission Name authority name
Permission Type Permission type
Interface Name interface name
4.3.1.2. Modify Permissions
Path :System--> Security--> Permission Management --> Permission List

Step: Click the Permission Name you want to modify to bring up the detail
page, after you finish modifying, click the "Save" button to finish modifying.
Figure 4-35 Modifying Permissions
4.3.1.3. Delete user group

Steps.
select "OK" in the next pop-up box, see Figure6.3.1.3-1.
click the red "Delete Permission" button, the next pop-up box to select "OK",
see Figure 4-36.
Figure 4-36 Delete Permissions
4.3.1.4. Query User Group

Step: Select the type of permission to be queried in the query radio box, then
click the "Query" button or press Enter
Figure 4-37 Permission Search
4.3.2. Permission type
Description: Permission type management is to add, delete and query the

existing permission types.
Path: System--> Security--> Permission Management --> Permission Type
Figure 4-38 Permission Types
4.3.2.1. Add permission type
Path: System--> Security--> Permission Management --> Permission Type

save the user.
Figure 4-39 Adding Permission Types
5. Log Management
5.1. Operation Log
Description: The operation log mainly records the user, network element, time, IP,
operation content and some other user behavior actions for the web administrator, which
is convenient for operation and maintenance personnel to quickly and accurately locate
the operator's problems in using the web administrator.
Path: System--> Log Management --> Operation Log
Figure 5-1 Operation Log page
5.1.1. Query Operation Log

Step: Select the type of query in the query box, then click the "Query" button or press
Enter
Figure 5-2 Query Operation Log
User user ID
NF Name node name
NF Type Node Type
Start Time Start time
End Time Closing time
5.1.2. Download Operation Log

Steps: Click the "Download" button in the upper right corner of the page to download the
files in Excel and CSV formats provided on the page.
Figure 5-3 Download Operation Log
5.2. Security log

Description: Security logs for various types of users with login IP, time, type, and status.
Path: System--> Log Management --> Security Log
Figure 5-4 Security Log page
6. Equipment Management
Description: Provides functions of network element management, system service

management, network card management, routing management and system management
Path: System-->Device Management
Figure 6-1 Device Management Path
6.1. network element management (computing)
Description: Add, manage and delete network element node configurations

Path: System-->NF Management-->NF Management
6.1.1. Adding network elements

Steps: Click the "Add NF" button under the NF Management page --> fill in the
configuration information in the pop-up box --> click the "Save" button to add
successfully.
Figure 6.1-1 Example of adding an NF Management node

Select the system to which the
System network element belongs in the
drop-down box, the default epc
Network element type, optional
NF Type
mme/hss/gw/PCRF/IMS/SCEF/UDM
Give the net element a name, which is
NF Internal Id
displayed under Configuration
Give this configuration item a name
NF Name
that identifies this configuration item
NF Description network element description item
The ip address used by the network
IP
element
Its value is derived from the ID of the
corresponding network element in the
License ID
License Management page under
System.
6.1.2. Query network elements

Steps: Select the network element type in the NF Type drop-down box -->
select all/epc in System --> click "Query" button, the query result will be
displayed under the list.
6.1.3. remove network element
Path: System-->NF Management

Steps to delete multiple NFs: Check the NF Management page and select
the multiple NFs you want to delete under the list --> click the "Delete NFs"
button --> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete them. Success.
To delete a single element, check the NF Management page and select the
NF you want to delete -> click the "Delete" icon on the right of the
corresponding row -> click "OK" in the pop-up box to delete successfully.
Figure 6.1-2 Example of deleting a single network element node
6.1.4. Other configurations

Description: Register/Deregister: register/de-register network elements to the
NRF, not used at this time.
: View the performance parameters of the network element system,
involving hard disk usage, CPU usage, network element management IP
address, and memory usage.
: Editing of web meta information
: Rebooting of network element devices
: Shutdown network element equipment
Figure 6.1-3 Other configuration paths
6.2. System Service Management
Description: Provides management of related service node configurations

Path: System-->Device Management-->System Service Management
6.2.1. Adding System Services

Step: Click the "Add Service IP" button on the System Service Management
page --> fill in the configuration information in the pop-up box --> click the
"Save" button, Add successfully.
Figure 6.2-1 System Service Management Configuration Example

System The affiliated core network system,
with epc selected by default
CM IP IP address of the CM service, in the
format: ip:8501
PM IP IP address of the PM service, in the
format: ip:8502
FM IP IP address of the FM service in the
format: ip:8503
OMC IP IP address of the OMC service, in the
format: ip:8500
OAM IP IP address of the OAM service, in the
format: ip
System IP The ip address of the epc, in the
format: ip
License Server IP The IP address of the License server,
in the format: ip: 8800
Zookeeper IP The IP address of the Zookeeper
server, in the format: ip: 2181
Redis Server IP IP address of the redis server in the
format: 127.0.0.1:6397
DB Server IP The IP address of the DB server in the
format: ip: 3306
6.2.2. Enquiry System Services

Step: Select the type of query in the drop-down box --> click "Query" button, if
it exists, the query result will be displayed under the list, if not, the list will be
displayed as empty.
6.2.3. Modification of system services

Step: Click the icon on the right side of the corresponding row in the System
Service Management list --> Fill in the modified configuration information in the
pop-up box and click the "Modify" button --> Click the "OK" button in the
pop-up box. " button in the pop-up box, the modification is successful.
6.3. NIC management
Description: Provides management NIC configuration

Path: System-->Device Management--> NIC Management
6.3.1. Adding a network card

Steps: Click the "Add NIC" button under the NIC Management page --> fill in
the configuration information in the pop-up box --> click the "Add" button in the
Attention:
1. need to set which NIC is the master nic and the other NICs are no first.
2. Add em1: X. Since the master NIC has been set earlier, the Master NIC must be no
here, and the IP and Mask must be filled in with the mask prefix after the IP here, and
the Gateway and Net Mask must also be written on.
3. Add lo: X.IP and Mask Here fill in the IP must be written after the mask prefix Net
Mask must also be written, while the Gateway can be left out.
Figure 6.3-1 Example of Adding a NIC Management Configuration

Select the core network system to
System
use, the default is epc
NIC Added network card name
Select whether to be the primary NIC,
Master NIC
choose no/yes/unknown
IP IP configured by the network card
Net Mask subnet mask
gateway (Internet or between
Gateway
networks)
6.3.2. Check NIC

Step: Select the type of query in the drop-down box --> click "Query" button, if
it exists, the query result will be displayed under the list, if not, the list will be
displayed as empty.
6.3.3. Delete NIC

Steps: Click the delete icon in the corresponding row of the NIC you want to
delete under the System NIC list in the NIC Management page --> click "OK" in
Figure 6.3-2 Example of Deleting NIC Management Configuration
6.4. routing
Description: Provides administrative routing configuration

Path: System-->Device Management-->Route Management
6.4.1. Adding a Routing Configuration

Steps: Click "Add Route" --> fill in the configuration information in the pop-up
box --> click "Add" button, add successfully.
Figure 6.4-1 Route Management page
System Core network systems used
NIC The name of the network card to
which the route is tied
Network Segment Network segment, format: ip network
segment/subnet mask digits
Gateway Gateway ip address
6.4.2. Querying the routing configuration

Step: Select epc in the drop down box --> click "Query", if it exists, the result
will be displayed under the list, if not, the list will be empty.
6.4.3. Modify the routing configuration

Steps: Click the Iface column in the list to modify the configuration item NIC
name --> fill in the pop-up box NIC, Network Segment, Gateway information
--> click the "Modify" button, modify successfully.
Figure 6.4-2 Modifying Route Management Configuration Information
6.4.4. Deleting a routing configuration

Step: Click the delete icon in the corresponding row of the route configuration
you want to delete in the list -> click the "OK" button -> click the "OK" button to
6.5. system administration
Description: Provides configuration for managing core network element

machines
Path: System-->Device Management-->System Management
6.5.1. Add Management System

Steps: Click "Add System" on the System Management page --> fill in the
add successfully
Figure 6.5-1 System Management Configuration Page
6.5.2. Delete management system

Step: Click the delete icon in the corresponding row of the NIC you want to
delete in the list in the System Management page --> click "OK" in the pop-up
box, the deletion is successful.
6.5.3. Other configurations

Note: The ip address of the network administrator login, the configured ip
address should be the same as the ip address of the network administrator
host, the default port is 8500, if it is not the same, the login to the network
administrator will fail.
Figure 6.5-2 Other configuration paths

7. software management
Figure 7-1 Software path
7.1. Installation package management
Path: System-->Software-->Package Management
Figure 7.1-1 Package Management page
7.2. InstallerToggle
Path: System-->Software-->Package Switch
Figure 7.2-1 Package Switch page
7.3. Network Element Process Management
Path: System-->Software-->Process Management

Figure 7.3-1 Process Management page
7.4. network element versioning
Path: System-->Software-->NF Version
Figure 7.4-1 NF Version page
7.5. Software Status Inquiry
Description: You can check the operating status of each network element,
whether it is in the interrupt state or in the connected state
Path: System-->Software-->Software Status
Step: Click the "Load" button and the query results will be displayed under the
list.
Figure 7.5-1 Software Status screen
7.6. Network Management Updates
Path: System-->Software-->Web Upgrade
Figure 7.6-1 Web Upgrade page
8. Fault management
Description：Provides real-time alarms, historical alarms, alarm summary view,

alarm file management, alarm storage time, alarm generation time, CPU
threshold setting several major functions.
8.1. Real-time alarms
8.1.1. Alarm queries
Path: Alarm-->Active Alarm

Step: Select the option in each drop down box -> click "Query Alarm" -> click
"Refresh", the query result will be displayed in the list.
Figure 8.1-1 Active Alarm page
NF Type NF Type
NF Name NF name
Select alarm level, choose All
Select Alarm Level
Status/minor/major/critical
Select alarm type, choose
Select Alarm Type
All/AppAlarm/LinkAlarm/SystemAlarm
Start Starting time
End Termination time
Alarm Code Alarm Code
Alarm Info Alarm Messages
Event Time Trigger alarm time
Limit Set thresholds
Alarm Status Alarm Status
8.1.2. Alarm Remarks

Steps: Check the alarm record item in the list you want to add a note --> click
"Alarm Remarks" --> fill in the note information --> click "Save" --> click the
pop-up box in the "OK" button in the pop-up box, the note is successful.
Figure 8.1-2 Example of Alarm Remarks

8.1.3. Alarm Download

Steps: Check the alarm records you want to download in the list --> click
"Download" --> choose to open or save the downloaded excel file.
Figure 8.1-3 Example of an alarm download
8.1.4. Alarm Printing

Steps: Check the alarm record you want to print in the list --> click "Print" to
jump to the page of connected printer.
8.1.5. Alarm Level Editor

Step: Check the alarm record item in the list that you want to modify the alarm
level --> click "Level Edit" button --> select the level in the Select Alarm Level
drop-down box --> click "Save "button --> click "OK" button, the editing is
successful.
Figure 8.1-4 Example of alarm level editing
8.1.6. Clear alarms

Steps: Check the alarm records you want to delete in the list --> click "Clear
Alarms" --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to clear them successfully.
Figure 8.1-4 Example of clearing alarms
8.1.7. Refresh Alarms

Step: Use with "Query Alarm".
8.2. Historical alerts
8.2.1. Historical Alarm Search
Path: Alarm-->History Alarm

Step: Select the option in each drop down box -> click on "Query", the query
result will be displayed in the list.
Figure 8.2-1 Histroy Alarm page

NF Type NF Type
NF Name NF name
Select Alarm Level Select alarm level
Select Alarm Type Select alarm type
Start Starting time
End Termination time
Alarm Level Alarm Level
Limit Set thresholds
Alarm Status Alarm Status
End Time Termination time
Alarm Remarks note
8.2.2. Remarks Historical alarms

Steps: Check the alarm record item in the list you want to add a note --> click
"Alarm Remarks" --> fill in the note information --> click "Save" --> click the
pop-up box in the "OK" button in the pop-up box, the note is successful.
8.2.3. Download History Alerts

Steps: Check the alarm records you want to download in the list --> click
"Download" --> choose to open or save the downloaded excel file.
8.2.4. Print alarm queries

Steps: Check the alarm record you want to print in the list --> click "Print" to
jump to the page of connected printer.
8.2.5. Edit historical alarm levels

Step: Check the alarm record item in the list that you want to modify the alarm
level --> click "Level Edit" button --> select the level in the Select Alarm Level
drop-down box --> click "Save "button --> click "OK" button, the editing is
successful.
8.2.6. Clear historical alarms

Steps: Check the alarm records you want to delete in the list --> click "Clear
Alarms" --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to clear them successfully.
8.3. Alarm Summary View
Path: Alarm-->Alarm Summary View

Description: Provides statistics on the number of alarms
Figure 8.3-1 Alarm Summary View page

Statistical parameters and description.
Statistical parameters instructions
Alarm Level Alarm Level
Alarm Type Alarm Type
NF Type NF Type
NF Name NF name
8.4. Alarm file management
Path: Alarm-->Alarm File Management

Description: Provides the functions of downloading alarm files, deleting
individual alarm files and deleting alarm files in bulk.
Figure 8.4-1 Alarm File Management page

Fill Name file name
Time Duration span
Operation operations
8.4.1. Download alert file

Steps: Click the download icon on the right side of the row corresponding to
the alarm record item you want to download in the list --> choose to open or
save the downloaded excel file.
8.4.2. Deleting a single alarm file

Steps: Check the alarm record you want to delete in the list --> click the "OK"
button in the pop-up box --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box to delete
successfully.
8.4.3. Batch delete alarm files

Step: Click the delete icon on the right side of the corresponding row of the
alarm record you want to delete in the list --> click the "Delete Alarm Files"
button in the pop-up box --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box --& gt;Click
the "OK" button in the pop-up box, the deletion is successful.
8.5. Set alarm storage time
Path: Alarm-->Alarm Storage Time

Description: Set the time that alarms are stored in the system
Step: Select the time in the Select Time drop-down box --> click the "Save"
button --> click the "OK" button to set successfully.
Figure 8.5-1 Alarm Storage Time page

Select Time Select alarm storage time
8.6. Set alarm generation time
Path: Alarm-->Alarm Time Duration

Description: Set the length of the alert service in the system
Steps: Enter the value in "Set Alarm Time" -> select the unit in the drop-down
box -> click "Save" -> click "OK" in the pop-up box ", the setting is successful.
Figure 8.6-1 Alarm Time Duration Page
Set Alarm Time Setting the alarm time
8.7. CPU Threshold Setting
Path: Alarm-->Alarm Threshold Setting

Description: Set how much the cpu usage of each network element in the
system will generate an alarm when it reaches.
Steps: Fill in the configuration information in the pop-up box --> click the
"Save" button --> click the "OK" button in the pop-up box, the setting is
successful.
Figure 8.7-1 CPU Threshold Setting page
NF Type NF Type
NF Name NF name
Alarm Created Threshold Alarm Establishment Threshold
Alarm Cleared Threshold Alarm Clear Threshold
9. Grafana
9.1. Access to Grafana way
（1）Initial login default username and password: username: admin,

password: admin
（2）Webmaster page links jump to.
Click Integration Configuration under Unified Network Management
interface --> Click Grafana to jump to Grafana login screen --> Fill in username
and password in the login screen --> Click "Log in" --> Go to reset password
page and click "Skip" to login and go to Grafana home page.
Figure 9.1-1 Grafana Path

(3) Enter Grafana URL in the URL box of your browser: ip:3000 --> fill in your
username and password --> click "Log in" --> enter the reset password page
and click "Skip". After login, you will enter Grafana home page.
Figure 9.1-2 Grafana Login Screen
Figure 9.1-3 Grafana Home Screen
9.2. Manage
Description:Go to the KPI screen for each network element of Grafana

selection
Figure 9.2-1 Manage Path

Figure 9.2-2 Manage page
9.2.1. Manage - MME
Path: Manage --> MME

Figure 9.2.1-1 MME path
Page Description.
1: Last 6 hours: statistics for the last 6 hours
2: 10s: page refreshes automatically every 10s
3: Real-time monitoring data statistics
4: Statistics for the last 6 hours
Figure 9.2.1-2 MME page
9.2.1.1. Real-time monitoring data
Path: Manage-->MME-->Instance
Description: Statistics on the number of online base stations in real time, the
total number of attached users, the total number of users in different states and
the total number of different bearers.
Figure 9.2.1.1-1 Real-time monitoring data section

Number of Enbs Number of online base stations
Total Attached Subscribers Total number of affiliated users
Ecm-Connected Subscribers Number of connected state users
Ecm-Idle Subscribers Number of users in idle state
Number of Activate Bearers Total number of active bearers
Number of Dedicated Bearers Dedicated load capacity
Number of Default Bearers Default number of carriers
9.2.1.2. MM Procedure
9.2.1.2.1.Attach/Detach
Path: Manage-->MME-->MM Procedure-->Attach/Detach

Description: Counts the number of attachments and de-attachments in a given
time period
Figure 9.2.1.2.1-1 Attach/Detach Statistics Chart

Attach Attempt Number of attempts to attach
Attach Accept Number of attachments received
Attach Reject Total Number of rejections attached
Number of illegal mobile user
Attach Reject IllegalMs
attachment refusals
Number of illegal mobile device
Attach Reject IllegalMe
attachment rejections
Attach Reject Gprs Service not Number of uncontracted data
allowed business attachment rejections
Number of denials of attachment for
Attach Reject Gprs and Non Gprs
unauthenticated and unsigned data
Service not allowed
services
Number of ID user identity requests
Identity Attempt
attempted
Number of successful ID user identity
Identity Success
acquisition successes
Number of user-initiated
Detach UeAttempt
de-attachments
Number of successful user-initiated
Detach UeSuccess
de-attachments
9.2.1.2.2.Security
Path: Manage-->MME-->MM Procedure-->Security

Description: Counts the number of times different forensic scenarios occur
within a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.1.2.2-1 Security Statistics Chart

Authentication Attempt Number of attempts at authentication
Authentication Success Number of successful identifications
Authentication Failure Number of failed authentication
attempts
Authentication Mac Failure Number of failed authentication Mac
errors
Authenctication Sysnc Failure Number of authentication sync
failures
Authentication Reject Number of denials of forensic rights
SecurityMode Attempt Number of safe mode attempts
SecurityMode Success Number of safe mode successes
SecurityMode Failure Number of safe mode failures
9.2.1.2.3.Tau
Path: Manage-->MME-->MM Procedure-->Tau

Description: Count the number of occurrences of Tau in different situations in
a given time
Figure 9.2.1.2.3-1 Tau Statistical Chart
Tau Attempt Number of Tau attempts
Intra MME Intra SGW Tau Attempt mme constant sgw constant Tau times
Intra MME Inter SGW Tau Attempt mme constant sgw change Tau times
Inter MME Intra SGW Tau Attempt mme change sgw constant Tau times
Inter MME inter SGW Tau Attempt mme change sgw change tau times
Inter RAT Tau From 2g3g Attempt From 2g3g network user Tau times
Inter RAT Tau From 2g3g Success Number of successes from 2g3g
network users Tau
Inter MME Tau Reject Total mme changes the total number of Tau
rejections
Inter Mme Tau Reject IllegelMs mme change Tau illegal mobile user
refusal count
Inter Mme Tau Reject IllegelMe mme change Tau illegal mobile device
rejections
Inter Mme Tau Reject Eps Service not mme Change Tau Unsigned Eps
allowed Service Denials
Inter Mme Tau Reject Service not mme change Tau service disallow
allowed rejection count
Inter Mme Tau Reject Msisdn not mme change tau user identity
derived unrecognizable denial count
Inter Mme Tau Reject Network failure mme change tau network error
rejection count
9.2.1.2.4.Service Request/Paging
Path: Manage-->MME-->MM Procedure-->Service Request/Paging

Description: Counts the number of paging calls and service rejections for
different situations in a given time period.
Figure 9.2.1.2.4-1 Service Request/Paging Statistics Chart

Paging Attempt Number of paging attempts
First Paging Attempt Number of first paging attempts
Number of successful second paging
Second Paging Success
attempts
Service Request Attempt Number of service requests attempted
Service rejection implicit
Service Reject Implicitly Detached de-attachment has been implicitly
de-attachment service rejection times
Service Reject Message not Number of incompatible message
compatible service rejections
Service Reject Number of user-identifying service
MsIdNotDerivedFromNet rejections
Number of illegal mobile user service
Service Reject IllegalMs
denials
Number of denials of service for illegal
Service Reject IllegalMe
mobile devices
Service Reject Eps Service not Service Denial Disabled eps Service
allowed Unsigned Eps Service Denial Count
Service Denial Disabled Service
Service Reject Service not allowed Service Disallowed Service Denial
Count
9.2.1.2.5.Ue Purge
Path: Manage-->MME-->MM Procedure-->Ue Purge

Description: Count the number of UE requests cleared in different cases
within a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.1.2.5-1 Ue Purge Statistical Chart

Purge Ue Request Send Clear the number of user requests
sent
Purge Ue Request Drop Clear the number of user request
discards
Purge Ue Request Immediate Immediate clearance of user requests
Purge Ue Context Reuse Context reuse clear user counts
Purge Ue Inactive Expiry Number of times a user is inactive and
due to be cleared
Purge Ue Homer Number of cleared attributed users
Purge Ue Roamer Number of roaming users cleared
9.2.1.3. SM Procedure
Path: Manage-->MME-->SM Procedure

Figure 9.2.1.3-1 SM Procedure section
9.2.1.3.1.SM Procedure Base
Path: Manage-->MME-->SM Procedure-->SM Procedure Base

Description: Counts the number of bearers for different situations in a given
time and the number of switches.
Figure 9.2.1.3.1 SM Procedure Base Statistical Chart

Total Activate Eps bearer context Total number of activation eps bearer
Attempt context attempts
Total Activate Eps bearer context Total number of successful activation
Success eps bearer contexts
Total Activate Eps bearer context Total number of failed activation eps
Failure bearer contexts
Modify Eps bearer context Attempt Number of eps bearer context
modification attempts
Modify Eps bearer context Success Number of successful modifications to
eps bearer contexts
Modify Eps bearer context Failure Number of failed eps bearer context
modifications
Deactivate Eps Bearer Ms Init Number of successful de-activation
Success bearers initiated by mobile users
Deactivate Eps Bearer MME Init Number of successful MME initiated
Success de-activation bearers
Deactivate Eps Bearer GW Init Number of times GW initiated
Success de-activation bearers were successful
X2 Handover Failure Number of X2 switch failures
S1 Handover Failure S1 Number of switch failures
Service Request Success Number of successful service
requests
Service Request Failure Number of failed service requests
Tau Request Success Number of successful Tau requests
Tau Request Failure Number of failed Tau requests
Inter Tau Request Success Number of successful inter-system
Tau requests
Inter Tau Request Failure Number of failed inter-system Tau
requests
SGW Relocation Success Number of successful sgw
reselections
SGW Relocation Failure Number of sgw reselection failures
9.2.1.3.2.SM Default Bearer Procedure
Path: Manage-->MME-->SM Procedure-->SM Default Bearer Procedure

Description: Counts the number of default loaders for different situations in a
given time period.
Figure 9.2.1.3.2 SM Default Bearer Procedure Statistics
Pdn connection request activation
Activate Default Bearer Pdn
default bearer attempts
Connectivity Attempt
Activate Default Bearer Pdn Pdn connection request activation
Connectivity Success default bearer success count
Activate Default Bearer Pdn Pdn connection request activation
Connectivity Failure default bearer failure count
Activate Default Bearer Attach Number of default bearer attempts for
Attempt attachment request activation
Activate Default Bearer Attach Attachment request activation default
Success bearer success count
Attachment request activation default
Activate Default Bearer Attach Failure
bearer failure count
Number of default bearer creation
Create Default Bearer S5/8 Attempt
attempts with S5/8 interface
There are S5/8 interfaces to create
Create Default Bearer S5/8 Success the default number of bearer
successes
9.2.1.3.3.SM Dedicated Procedure
Path: Manage-->MME-->SM Procedure-->SM Dedicated Procedure

Description: Counts the number of proprietary bearers for different situations
in a given time period
Figure 9.2.1.3.3-1 SM Dedicated Procedure Statistical Chart
Create Dedicated Bearer S5/8 Number of attempts to establish
Attempt proprietary bearer with s5/8 interface
Create Dedicated Bearer S5/8 Number of successes in establishing
Success proprietary bearers with s5/8
interfaces
Activate Dedicated Bearer Attempt Number of attempts to activate the
proprietary bearer
Activate Dedicated Bearer Failure Number of failed activation of
proprietary bearer
Activate Dedicated Bearer Success Number of successful activation of
proprietary bearers
9.2.1.3.4.SM Deactivation Procedure
Path: Manage-->MME-->SM Procedure-->SM Deactivation Procedure

Description: Counts the number of de-activated default carriers for different
situations in a given time period
Figure 9.2.1.3.4 SM Deactivation Procedure Statistical Chart

Deactivate Eps Default Bearer Ms User initiated de-activation default
Success bearer success times
Deactivate Eps Default Bearer MME MME initiates de-activation default
Success bearer success count
Deactivate Eps Dedicated Bearer Ms Number of successful user-initiated
Success de-activation of proprietary bearers
Deactivate Eps Dedicated Bearer Number of successful MME initiated
MME Success de-activation of proprietary bearers
Deactivate Eps Dedicated Bearer GW Number of times GW initiated
Success de-activation of proprietary bearer
success
9.2.1.4. Handover Procedure
Path: Manage-->MME-->Handover Procedure

Description: Counting the number of switches for different situations in a
certain time
Figure 9.2.1.4 Handover Procedure Statistics Chart

Intra MME X2 Ho Attempt x2 number of switching attempts
Intra MME X2 Ho Success x2 Number of successful switches
Intra MME S1 Ho Attempt mme constant number of S1 switching
attempts
mme constant number of S1 switching
Intra MME S1 Ho Success
successes
mme change, the number of times the
Inter MME S1 Ho Out Attempt source mme tries to switch to the
target mme
mme changes, the number of times
Inter MME S1 Ho Out Success the source mme successfully switches
to the target mme
mme changes, target mme attempts
Inter MME S1 Ho Inc Attempt
to switch
mme change, number of times target
Inter MME S1 Ho Inc Success
mme successfully switched
Number of 3G to 4G switching
Inter Rat Ho Inc From Utran Attempt
attempts
Number of successful 3G to 4G
Inter Rat Ho Inc From Utran Success
switches
Inter Rat Ho Out To Utran Attempt
attempts
Inter Ra tHo Out To Utran Success
switches
Inter Rat Ho Inc From Geran Attempt
attempts
Inter Rat Ho Inc From Geran Success
switches
Inter Rat Ho Out to Geran Attempt
attempts
Inter Rat Ho Out to Geran Success
switches
9.2.1.5. S1AP Message
Figure 9.2.1.5 S1AP Message section
9.2.1.5.1.Outgoing Messages
Path: Manage-->MME-->S1AP Message-->Outgoing Messages

Description: Statistics on the signaling sent by S1 interface in a certain period
of time
Figure 9.2.1.5.1 Outgoing Messages Statistics Chart

RAB Modify Request Number of RAB amendment requests
E-RAB Release Command Number of E-RAB release orders
E-RAB Setup Request Number of E-RAB establishment
requests
Handover Cancel Acknowledge Number of toggle cancellation
confirmations
Handover Command Number of switching commands
Handover Preparation Failure Number of switch preparation failures
Handover Request Number of switching requests
Initial Context Setup Request Number of initial context creation
requests
MME Status Transfer Number of mme status transmissions
Paging Number of paging sessions
Path Switch Request Acknowledge Number of path exchange request
acknowledgements
Path Switch Request Failure Number of failed path exchange
requests
Reset Acknowledge Number of resets confirmed
Reset Number of resets
Ue Context Modification Request Number of requests for modification
under ue above
Ue Context Release Command Number of ue context release
commands
Error Indication Number of error displays
S1 Setup Failure S1 Number of failed session
establishment
S1 Setup Response S1 Number of responses to establish
sessions
Enb Configuration Update Number of base station configuration
Acknowledge change confirmations
Enb Configuration Update Failure Number of failed base station
configuration changes
9.2.1.5.2.Incoming Messages
Path: Manage-->MME-->S1AP Message-->Incoming Messages

Description: Statistics on the signaling received on S1 interface within a
certain period of time
Figure 9.2.1.5.2 Incoming Messages Statistics Chart

S1 Setup Request s1 Number of session establishment
requests
Enb Configuration Update Number of base station configuration
changes
Path Switch Request Number of path exchange requests
Enb Status Transfer Number of base station status
transfers
E-RAB Modify Response E-RAB modifies the number of
responses
E-RAB Release Indication E-RAB release display times
E-RAB Release Response Number of E-RAB release responses
E-RAB Setup Response Number of E-RAB build responses
Handover Cancel Number of toggle cancellations
Handover Failure Number of switching failures
Handover Notify Number of toggle notifications
Handover Request Acknowledge Number of switch request
confirmations
Handover Request Number of switching requests
Initial Context Setup Failure Number of initial context creation
failures
Initial Context Setup Response Number of initial context creation
responses
Initial UE Message Number of initial ue messages
received
Nas Non Delivery Indication The number of times the base station
cannot send nas to the terminal
display
Reset Acknowledge Number of resets confirmed
Reset Number of resets
Ue Capability Info Indication Number of times ue capacity
information is displayed
Ue Context Modification Failure Number of failed ue context
modifications
Ue Context Modification Response ue Context Modification Response
Count
Ue Context Release Complete Number of ue context release
completions
Ue Context Release Request Number of ue context release
requests
Uplink Nas Transport Number of uplink nas shipments
Error Indication Number of error displays
9.2.1.6. S6 Message
Path: Manage-->MME-->S6 Messages

Description: Statistics of S6 interface signaling in a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.1.6 S6 Message Statistics Chart

Modify the number of location
Update Location Request Send
requests sent
Update Location Acknowledge Revision of location
Receive acknowledgement received
Number of failed confirmation of
Update Location Acknowledge Failure
change of location
Update Location Acknowledge Failure Number of failed location modification
Unknown Subscribers confirmations due to unknown users
Number of times authentication
Authentication Info Acknowledge
information is confirmed to have been
Send
sent
Authentication Info Acknowledge Number of acknowledgements of
Receive receipt of authentication information
Authentication Info Acknowledge Number of failed authentication
Failure message confirmations
Number of failures to confirm
Authentication Info Acknowledge
authentication information due to
Failure Unknown Subscribers
unknown users
Notify Request Send Number of notification requests sent
Number of notifications
Notify Acknowledge Receive
acknowledging receipt
Purge Ue Request Send Number of pagingue requests sent
Number of paging ue
Purge Ue Acknowledge Receive
acknowledgements received
Imei Check Request Send Number of imei check requests sent
Imei Check Acknowledge Send imei check confirmation send count
Number of cancellations of location
Cancel Location Request Receive
requests received
Number of cancellation of location
Cancel Location Acknowledge Send
confirmation sending
Delete Subscription Data Request Delete the number of subscription
Receiver data requests received
Delete the number of times
Delete Subscription Data
subscription data is confirmed to be
Acknowledge Send
sent
Insert Subscription Data Request Increase the number of subscription
Receive data requests received
Insert Subscription Data Acknowledge Increasing the number of subscription
Send data confirmations sent
Reset Request Receive Number of reset requests received
9.2.1.7. Diameter
Path: Manage-->MME-->Diameter
Description: Statistics of Diameter protocols received and sent by MME in a
Figure 9.2.1.7 Diameter Statistics Chart

Number of Diameter Message Number of diameters messages
Receive received
Number of Diameter Message Number of diameter messages sent
Transmit
9.2.1.8. GTPv2
Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2
Figure 9.2.1.8-1 GTPv2 section
9.2.1.8.1.Number of Paths & Transactions
Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2-->Number of Paths

Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2-->Number of Transactions
Description: Real-time connection to GTPv2 peer data and number of GTPv2
requests sent with no reply data
Figure 9.2.1.8.1 Number of Paths & Transactions Statistical Chart
9.2.1.8.2.Global Operation
Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2-->Global Operation

Description: Statistics of GTPv2 paths at a certain time
Figure 9.2.1.8.2 Global Operation Statistical Chart
Path Failure Declared Number of path failure statements
Path Failure Detected Number of path failures detected
Max Request Limit Failure Maximum number of failed request
intervals
Number of incoming pdus Number of pdus received
Number of outgoing pdus Number of pdus sent out
9.2.1.8.3.GTPv2 Incoming Messages
Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2-->GTPv2 Incoming Messages

Description: Statistics on the received signaling of GTPv2 paths in a certain
time period
Figure 9.2.1.8.3 GTPv2 Incoming Messages Statistics

Bearer Resource Failure Indication Number of failed resource load
displays
Create Indirect Forward Tunnel Number of indirect forwarding tunnel
Response requests established
Create Session Response Number of responses to establish
sessions
Context Acknowledge Number of contextual confirmations
Delete Bearer Failure Indication Delete the number of times the carrier
failed to display
Delete Indirect Failure Indication Delete the number of indirect failures
displayed
Delete Session Response Delete session replies
Echo Response Number of echo responses received
Forward Access Context Number of forwarding access context
Acknowledge acknowledgements
Forward Relocation Complete Number of forwarding repositioning
Acknowledge completion confirmations
Forward Relocation Response Number of retweets retargeting
replies
Identification Response Number of identification responses
9.2.1.8.4.GTPv2 Incoming Messages
Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2-->GTPv2 Incoming Messages

Description: Statistics on the received signaling of the GTPv2 path in a
certain time period
Figure 9.2.1.8.4 GTPv3 Incoming Messages Statistics

Modify Bearer Failure Indication Modify the number of carrier failure
displays
Modify Bearer Response Modify the number of bearer
responses
Relocation Cancel Response Number of repositioned cancellation
responses
Create BearER Request Number of bearer requests
established
Context Request Number of contextual requests
Context Response Reliable Number of contextual response
reliability
Delete Bearer Request Delete the number of bearer requests
Downlink Data Notify Number of downlink data notifications
Echo Request Number of echo requests received
Forward Access Context Notify Number of access context
notifications forwarded
Forward Relocation Complete Notify Number of repositioning completion
notifications forwarded
Forward Relocation Request Number of relocation requests
forwarded
Identification Request Number of authentication requests
Relocation Cancel Request Number of relocation cancellation
requests
Update Bearer Request Modify the number of bearer requests
9.2.1.8.5.GTPv2 Outgoing Messages
Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2-->GTPv2 Outgoing Messages

Description: Statistics on the outgoing signaling of GTPv2 paths in a given
time period
Figure 9.2.1.8.5 GTPv2 Outgoing Messages Statistics
Create Bearer Response Number of carrier responses
established
Context Acknowledge Number of contextual confirmations
Context Response Number of contextual responses
Delete Bearer Response Delete the number of bearer
responses
Downlink Data Notify Acknowledge Number of downlink data notification
acknowledgements
Downlink Data Notify Failure Number of failed downlink data
Indication notification displays
Echo Response Number of echo responses sent
Forward Access Context Number of forwarding access context
Acknowledge acknowledgements
Forward Relocation Complete Number of forwarding repositioning
Acknowledge completion confirmations
Forward Relocation Response Number of retweets retargeting
replies
Identification Response Identity Response
Relocation Cancel Response Number of repositioned cancellation
responses
Update Bearer Response Modify the number of bearer
responses
Bearer Resource Command Attempt Number of attempts to carry resource
requests
Modify Bearer Command Failure Number of failures to modify the
bearer command
Modify Bearer Command Request Modify the number of bearer
Attempt command request attempts
Modify Bearer Command Request Number of failed requests for
Failure successful modification orders
Relocation Cancel Request Attempt Number of relocation cancel request
attempts
Relocation Cancel Request Failure Number of failed relocation
cancellation requests
Update User Plane Request Attempt Modify the number of user face
request attempts
Update User Plane Request Failure Modify the number of failed user face
requests
9.2.1.8.6.GTPv2 Outgoing Messages
Path: Manage-->MME-->GTPv2-->GTPv2 Outgoing Messages

Description: Statistics on the outgoing signaling of GTPv2 paths in a certain
period of time
Figure 9.2.1.8.6 GTPv2 Outgoing Messages Statistics

Bearer Resource Command Failure Number of failed load resource orders
Create Indirect Forward Tunnel Number of attempts to establish an
Request Attempt indirect forwarding tunnel request
Create Indirect Forward Tunnel Number of failed requests to establish
Request Failure indirect forwarding tunnels
Number of attempts to establish a
Create Session request attempt
session request
Number of failed session
Create Session request Failure
establishment requests
Context request Attempt Number of context request attempts
Context Request Failure Number of failed contextual requests
Number of contextual response
Context Response Attempt
attempts
Number of attempts to remove the
Delete Bearer Command Attempt
bearer command
Number of failures of the delete
Delete Bearer Command Failure
bearer command
Delete Indirect Forward Tunnel Remove the number of indirect
Request Attempt forwarding tunnel request attempts
Delete Indirect Forward Tunnel Delete the number of failed indirect
Request Failure forwarding tunnel requests
Number of attempts to delete session
Delete Session Request Attempt
requests
Number of failed requests to delete
Delete Session Request Failure
sessions
Number of attempts to send an echo
Echo Request Attempt
request
Echo Request Failure Number of failed echo requests sent
Forward Access Context Notify Number of access context notification
Attempt attempts forwarded
Forward Access Context Notify Number of failed access context
Failure notifications forwarded
Forward Relocation Complete Notify Number of attempts to forward
Attempt repositioning completion notifications
Forward Relocation Complete Notify Number of failed retargeting
Failure completion notifications forwarded
Number of forwarding relocation
Forward Relocation Request Attempt
request attempts
Number of failed retargeting requests
Forward Relocation Request Failure
forwarded
Identification Attempt Number of authentication attempts
Number of failed authentication
Identification Request Failure
requests
Modify the number of bearer
Modify Bearer Command Attempt
command attempts
9.2.2. Manage-64GW
Figure 9.2.2-1 Manage - GW64 path

Page Description.
1: Last 2 days:Monitor the last 2 days of data
2: 5s: the interface is automatically modified every 5s
3: Real-time monitoring statistics
4: Last 2 days of statistics
Figure 9.2.2-2 64GW page
9.2.2.1. Real-time monitoring data
Path: Manage --> 64GW

Description: Real-time monitoring of 64GW session data and traffic data
Figure 9.2.2.1-1 Real-time monitoring data
PGW Active Session Number of PGW activation sessions
SGW Active Session Number of SGW activation sessions
FlOW IN Flow into gw
FlOW out Traffic sent by gw
9.2.2.2. Accelerate Stats
Path: Manage-->64GW--> Accelerate Stats

Description: Statistics on acceleration with DPDK on for a certain period of
time
Figure 9.2.2.2-1 Accelerate Statistics
9.2.2.3. PGW GTPDataStats
Path: Manage --> 64GW --> PGW GTPDataStats

Description: Statistics on the data surface of the S5S8 interface of PGW in a
Figure 9.2.2.3 PGW GTPDataStats statistics graph

GTP-U packets in discarded received Number of GTP-U packets discarded
on reception
GTP-U error indication message Number of ErrInd packets received
received
incoming GTP octets Number of bytes of GTP packets
received
GTP error indication message sent Number of ErrInd packets sent
Error indication message ignored by Number of ErrInd packets ignored by
GGSN GGSN
GTP-U packets out discarded Number of GTP-U packets sent and
received discarded
GTP-U packets in discarded received Number of GTP-U packets received
and discarded
incoming GTP octets Number of bytes of GTP packets
received
outgoing GTP octets toward Number of bytes of GTP packets sent
9.2.2.4. PGW SMStats KPI
Path: Manage --> 64GW --> PGW SMStats KPI
Figure 9.2.2.4 PGW SMStats KPI page
9.2.2.4.1.Active PGW SM SESSION STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW SM SESSION

STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on PGW sessions over a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.2.4.1-1 ACTIVE PGW SM SESSION STATISTICS
session creation attempt requests Number of attempts to establish
session requests
successful session creations requests Number of successful session
session deletion attempts Number of sessions attempted to be
deleted
successful session deletions Number of successfully deleted
sessions
session deletion failures Number of failed deletion sessions
IPV4 session creation attempts Number of attempts to establish ipv4
sessions
successful IPV4 session creations Number of successfully established
ipv4 sessions
9.2.2.4.2.ACTIVE PGW TAIL CREATE SESSION CAUSE 1 STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW TAIL CREATE

SESSION CAUSE STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the causes of session creation errors in PGW over a
Figure 9.2.2.4.2 ACTIVE PGW TAIL CREATE SESSION CAUSE 1

STATISTICS
no resource available (general) No resources available
no Dpe resource DPE-free resources
no address pool No address pool
configuration settings Configuration settings
reasons other than above Reasons other than the above
9.2.2.4.3.ACTIVE PGW FALL CREATE SESSION CAUSE 2 STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW FALL CREATE

SESSION CAUSE 2 STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the causes of session creation errors in PGW over a
Figure 9.2.2.4.3 active pgw fail create session cause 2 statistics graph
All dynamic addresses Occupied All dynamic addresses are occupied
no memory available No memory available
Missing or unknown APN Missing or unknown APNs
unknown Pdn address or PDP type Unknown pdn address or pdp type
user authentication failure User authentication failed
system failure system error
invalid information format Invalid information formats
IE missing or incorrect IE loss or error
service not supported Services not supported
9.2.2.4.4.Actives pgw dedicate bearer statics
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW DEDICATE

BEARER STATISTICS
Description: Counts the number of proprietary bearers created and deleted by
PGW in a given time period
Figure 9.2.2.4.4 active pgw sm dedicate bearer statistics

deletion attempts Attempts to delete numbers
successful deletions Number of successful deletions
creation attempts Attempts to create numbers
successful creations Successful establishment of the
number
9.2.2.4.5.Actives pgw sm modifications bearer statics
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW SM

MODIFICATION BEARER STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the number of modified bearer reasons for PGW in
a given period of time
Figure 9.2.2.4.5 active pgw sm modification bearer statistics

dedicated bearer modification Number of modification bearer
attempts with Qos update attempts for Qos modifications
dedicated bearer modification Qos unmodified modification of the
attempts without Qos update number of bearer attempts
successful dedicated bearerNumber of successful modification
modification with Qos update bearers for Qos modifications
succModBearerPgwWithoutQosUpdat Qos unmodified modification of the
e number of successful bearers
s5 received eps carries the number of
EPS bearer modification toward S5
modifications
The number of successful
successful EPS bearer modification
modifications to the bearer received
toward S5
by s5
9.2.2.4.6.Active pgw sm numsesssion statics
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW SM

NUMSESSION STATISTICS
Description: Counts the number of PGW sessions for different scenarios in a
given time period
Figure 9.2.2.4.6 active pgw sm numsession statistics

current active sessions Number of currently active sessions
maximum active sessions Maximum number of active sessions
maximum active sessions using Maximum number of sessions using
prepaid billing
active dedicated bearers Number of activated proprietary
bearers
9.2.2.4.7.ACTIVE PGW SM GTP STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW SM GTP

STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the occurrence of GTP packets in PGW within a
Figure 9.2.2.4.7 active pgw sm gtp statistics

GTP messages with bad header Wrong number of gtp header
messages
GTP messages with bad packet size Number of incorrect GTP packet
lengths
duplicate session creation requests Proprietary session establishment
requests
9.2.2.4.8.Active pgw faul create dedicate bearer cause 1 statics
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW FAIL CREATE

DEDICATE BEARER CAUSE 1 STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the causes of professional bearer establishment
errors in PGW over a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.2.4.8 active pgw fail create dediacate bearer cause 1 statistics
graph
dedicated bearer creation failure Proprietary bearer establishment
failure
request accepted partially Partially successful requests
context not found Can't find the context
semantic error in the TFT operation TFT Semantic Error
syntactic error in the TFT operation TFT syntax error
semantic error in packet filters Flt semantic error
syntactic error in packet filters Flt syntax error
9.2.2.4.9.active pgw faul create dedicate bearer cause 2 statics
Path: Manage-->64GW-->PGW SMStats KPI-->Active PGW FAIL CREATE

DEDICATE BEARER CAUSE 2 STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the causes of professional bearer establishment
errors in PGW over a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.2.4.9 active pgw create dedicate bearer cause 2 statistics graph
unable to page UE Disable paging UE
UE refused UE rejects
denied in RAT RAT rejects
UE context without TFT already
No available TFT
activated
request rejected Request denied
9.2.2.5. SGW GTPDataStats KPI
Path: Manage --> 64GW --> SGW GTPDataStats KPI

Figure 9.2.2.5 sgw gtpDataStats KPI section
9.2.2.5.1.ACTIVE SGW GTP S1U INCOMING/OUTGOING PKT STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW GTPDataStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW GTP S1U

INCOMING/OUTGOING PKT STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the S1U interface data surface of SGW in a certain
time period
Figure 9.2.2.5.1 active sgw gtp s1u incoming/outgoing pkt statistics

GTP-U packets in discarded Number of GTP-U packets discarded
GTP Error indication messages Number of GTP error packets
received received
error indication messages ignored Number of ErrInd packets received
received and ignored
Number of bytes of GTP packets
incoming GTP packet octets
received
incoming GTP Packets Number of GTP packets received
outgoing GTP packet octets Number of bytes of GTP packets sent
outgoing GTP packets Number of GTP packets sent
9.2.2.5.2.ACTIVE SGW GTP S5S8 INCOMING/OUTGOING PKT
STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW GTPDataStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW GTP

S5S8 INCOMING/OUTGOING PKT STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the data surface of SGW's S5S8 interface within a
Figure 9.2.2.5.2 active sgw gtp s5s8 incoming/outgoing pkt statistics

Number of GTP packets discarded on
GTP-U packets in dicarded received
reception
GTP error indication message ignored Number of gtp packets ignored on
received reception
error indication messages received Number of ErrInd packets received
Number of bytes of GTP packets
incoming GTP packet octets
received
incoming GTP packets Number of GTP packets received
Number of GTP packets discarded
GTP-U packets out dicarded received
while sending
GTP Error indication messages Number of GTP ErrInd packets
received received
9.2.2.6. SGW SmStats KPI
Path: Manage --> 64GW --> SGW SmStats KPI

Figure 9.2.2.6 SGW SmStats KPI section
9.2.2.6.1.ACTIVE SGW SM SESSION STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW SmStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW SM SESSION

STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on SGW sessions over a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.2.6.1 Active sgw sm session statistics

session creation attempts requests Attempt to establish a session request
successful session creation requests Successful session establishment
request
session deletion attempt requests Attempting to delete a session
request
successful session deletion requests Successful deletion of session
request
session deletion failures Failed to delete session
session creation failures with no Session creation failed with no reply
response
bearer creations through S5/S8 Trying to build a bearer via s5/s8
attempts
ipv4 session creation attempts Attempting to establish an ipv4
requests session request
successful IPV4 session creations Successful establishment of ipv4
session
9.2.2.6.2.ACTIVE SGW FAIL CREATE SESSION CAUSE 1 STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW SmStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW FAIL CREATE

Description: Statistics on the causes of session establishment errors in SGW
within a certain time period
Figure 9.2.2.6.2 active sgw fail create session cause 1 statistics graph
PGW failure PGW failure
no recourse (general) Resources not available
no Dpe recourse No dpe resources available
no memory No memory available
reason other than listed Other reasons
Missing or unknown APN No APN available or using an
unknown APN
9.2.2.6.3.ACTIVE SGW FAIL CREATE SESSION CAUSE 2 STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW SmStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW FAIL CREATE

Description: Statistics on the causes of session establishment errors in SGW
within a certain time period
Figure 9.2.2.6.3 active sgw fail create session cause 2 statistics graph
unknown Pdn address or PDP type Unknown pdn address or pdp type
system failure system error
invalid message format Invalid information format
Missing or incorrect IE Unknown IE or incorrect IE
no response no reply
9.2.2.6.4.ACTIVE SGW SM MODIFICATION BEARER STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW SmStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW SM

MODIFICATION BEARER STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the number of modified bearer reasons for SGW in
a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.2.6.4 Active sgw sm dodification bearer statistics

Statistical parameters and description:
The number of modified bearers
EPS bearer modification toward S11
received by s11
successful EPS bearer modifications The number of successful
from S11 modification bearers sent by s11
EPS bearer modification from S5/S8 The number of modified bearers sent
by s5/s8
successful EPS bearer modifications Number of successful modifications to
toward S5/S8 bearers received by s5/s8
9.2.2.6.5.ACTIVE SGW SM NUMSESSION STATISTICS

NUMSESSION STATISTICS
Description: Counts the number of SGW sessions for different situations in a
given time
Figure 9.2.2.6.5 Active sgw sm numsession statistics

current active sessions Number of currently active sessions
maximum active sessions Maximum number of active sessions
maximum active sessions using Maximum number of active sessions
prepaid using billing
Number of activated proprietary
active dedicate bearers
bearers
9.2.2.6.6.Active sgw sm dedicate bearer statics
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW SmStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW SM DEDICATE

BEARER STATISTICS
Description: Counts the number of times SGW's proprietary bearers are
created and deleted in a given period of time
Figure 9.2.2.6.6 Active sgw sm dedicate beareer statistics
Trying to create s11-oriented
creation attempts toward S11
interfaces
Try to remove the s11-oriented
deletion attempts toward S11
interface
Successfully created from s11
successful creations from S11
interface
Successfully deleted from s11
successful deletions from s11
interface
Trying to create S5/S8 oriented
creation attempts toward S5/S8
interfaces
deletion attempts initiated by S5/S8 Trying to delete from s5/s8 interface
successful creation toward S5/S8 Successful creation of S5/S8 oriented
successful deletions initiated by Successfully deleted from s5/s8
S5/S8 interface
9.2.2.6.7.ACTIVE SGW SM GTP STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW SmStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW SM GTP

STATISTICS
Description: Statistics on the occurrence of GTP packets in SGW within a
Figure 9.2.2.6.7 active sgw sm gtp statistics

GTP messages with bad header Wrong gtp header
GTP messages with bad packet size Wrong gtp packet length
duplicate session creation requests Number of repeat session
9.2.2.6.8.Active sgw sm forwarding tunnel statics

FORWARDING TUNNEL STATISTICS
Description: Counts the number of GTPv2 tunnel forwarding of SGW in a
Figure 9.2.2.6.8 Active sgw sm forwarding tunnel statistics

indirect data forwarding tunnel Number of indirect forwarding tunnels
creation attempts attempted
successful indirect data forwarding Number of indirect forwarding tunnels
tunnel creations successfully established
indirect data forwarding tunnel Attempt to delete the number of
deletion attempts indirect forwarding tunnels
successful indirect data forwarding Number of indirect forwarding tunnels
tunnel deletions successfully deleted
9.2.2.6.9.ACTIVE SGW SM PAGING STATISTICS
Path: Manage-->64GW-->SGW SmStats KPI-->ACTIVE SGW PAGING

STATISTICS
Description: Statistics of SGW paging in a certain period of time
Figure 9.2.2.6.9 active sgw sm paging statistics
Number of attempted paging requests
paging attempts requests toward S11
received by s11
Number of paging responses sent by
paging response from S11
s11
successful paging responses from s11 number of successful paging
S11 responses sent
s11 number of access bearers
release access bearer attempts
attempted to be released
Number of access bearers
successful access bearer releases
successfully released by s11
9.2.3. Manage - PCRF
Path: Manage --> PCRF
Figure 9.2.3-1 PCRF path

Figure 9.2.3-2 Manage - PCRF page
9.2.3.1. Rx
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Rx
Figure 9.2.3.1 Rx paths and pages
9.2.3.1.1.Rx_Register_Success_Rate
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Rx-->Rx_Register_Success_Rate
Description: check rx registration success rate
Figure 9.2.3.1.1 rx_register_success_rate statistics

9.2.3.1.2.Rx_Call_Success_Rate
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Rx-->Rx_Call_Success_Rate
Description: check rx call success rate
Figure 9.2.3.1.2 rx_call_success_rate statistics
9.2.3.1.3.Rx_Call_Max_Online_Session
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Rx-->Rx_Call_Max_Online_Session
Description: View the maximum number of online sessions for rx calls
Figure 9.2.3.1.3 rx_call_Max_Online_sesion statistics
9.2.3.1.4.Rx_Register_Max_Online_Session
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Rx-->Rx_Register_Max_Online_Session
Description:View rx registered max online sessions
Figure 9.2.3.1.4 rx_register_Max_Online_session statistics
9.2.3.2. Pcore
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore
Description: check pcore usage
9.2.3.2.1.active_ipcan_num
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore-->active_ipcan_num
Description: Total number of current sessions.
Figure 9.2.3.2.1 Active_ipcan_num statistics
9.2.3.2.2.Ipcan_volte_session_num
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore--> ipcan_volte_session_num

Description: Number of current volte sessions
Figure 9.2.3.2.2 ipcan_volte_session_num statistics
9.2.3.2.3.Ipcan_subscriber_num
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore--> ipcan_subscriber_num

Description: Number of current online users
Figure 9.2.3-46 ipcan_subscriber_num Statistics
9.2.3.2.4.Ipcan_call_loss_rate
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore-->Ipcan_call_loss_rate
Description: Current call loss rate
Figure 9.2.3.2.4 Ipcan_call_loss_rate statistics
9.2.3.2.5.rar_success_rate
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore-->rar_success_rate
Description: indicates the success rate of rar requests in the most recent kpi
reporting cycle
Figure 9.2.3.2.5 rar_success_rate statistics
9.2.3.2.6.ccr_success_rate
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore-->ccr_success_rate
Description: Indicates the success rate of ccr-i requests in the most recent kpi
reporting cycle
Figure 9.2.3.2.6 ccr_success_rate statistics
9.2.3.2.7.ccru_success_rate
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Pcore-->ccru_success_rate
Description: Indicates the success rate of ccr-u requests in the most recent
kpi reporting cycle
Figure 9.2.3.2.7 ccru_success_rate statistics
9.2.3.3. SPR
Path: Manage --> PCRF --> SPR

Description:Check spr usage
Figure 9.2.3.3 Paths of SPR and their statistical plots
9.2.3.3.1.SPR_Requests
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->SPR-->SPR_Requests
Description:The number of messages received by the spr process
Figure 9.2.3.3.1-1 SPR_Requests Statistical Chart

SPR_Successful_Requests
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->SPR-->SPR_Successful_Requests
Description:spr Success rate of processing messages
Figure 9.2.3.3.1-2 SPR_Successful_Requests Statistical Chart
9.2.3.3.2.SPR_Notifications
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->SPR-->SPR_Notifications
Description: spr Number of notifications sent (not used)
Figure 9.2.3.3.2 SPR_Notifications Statistical Chart
9.2.3.4. Diameter
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Diameter
Description: Use of the diameter protocol case
Figure 9.2.3.4 Diameter's path and its statistical graph
9.2.3.4.1.Dmsg Drop
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Diameter-->Dmsg Drop

Description: Number of discarded diameter messages
Figure 9.2.3.4.1 Dmsg Drop Statistics Chart
9.2.3.4.2.Dmsg Total
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Diameter-->Dmsg Total

Description: Total number of diameters messages received
Figure 9.2.3.4.2 Dmsg Total Statistics Chart
9.2.3.4.3.mag_max_time
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Diameter-->mag_max_time
Description: The maximum time to process a diameter message in the last kpi
upload cycle
Figure 9.2.3.4.3 mag_max_time statistics
9.2.3.4.4.msg_avg_time
Path: Manage-->PCRF-->Diameter-->msg_avg_time
Description: The average time to process a diameter message in the most
recent kpi reporting cycle
Figure 9.2.3.4.4 msg_avg_time statistics
9.2.4. Manage - UDM
Path: Manage --> UDM
Figure 9.2.4-1 UDM path

Figure 9.2.4-2 UDM page
9.2.4.1. Update location
Path: Manage-->UDM-->update location

Description: Location modification
Figure 9.2.4.1 Update location statistics chart

ULARatNotAll The location modification response
reports that the RAT type is not
allowed
ULARoaNotAll Location changes in response to
mid-report roaming access
restrictions
ULAFail Number of failed location modification
responses
ULASent Number of location modification
responses
ULASucc Number of successful location
modification responses
ULAUsrUnk Number of failed location modification
responses due to non-existent eps
contracted users
ULAUnkSubs Number of failed location modification
responses due to non-existent apn
signed user in eps
ULRRecv Number of times Hss processed
location change requests
ULRFail Number of failed location change
requests processed by Hss
9.2.4.2. Reset
Path: Manage-->UDM-->reset
Description: Reset
Figure 9.2.4.2 Reset Statistics Chart

RSRSent Number of Reset Request messages
sent by HSS to MME
RSRFail Number of failed Reset Request
messages sent by HSS to MME
RSAFail Number of failed Reset Answer
messages received by HSS
RSARecv Number of successful Reset Answer
messages received by HSS
9.2.4.3. Notify
Path: Manage-->UDM-->notify
Description: Check the notify status
Figure 9.2.4.3 Notification statistics chart

NOAFail Number of failed notify answers sent
to mme
NOASent Number of notify answers sent to
mme
NOASucc Number of successful notify answers
sent to mme
NOAUnkSerNod Number of times DIAMETER_
ERROR_
UNKNOWN_SERVING_NODE is
reported in the notify answer sent to
mme
NOAUsrUnk Number of times the notify answer
sent to mme reported
DIAMETER_ERROR_USER_UNKNO
WN
NORFail Number of failed Notify Request
received
NORRecv Number of Notify Requests received
9.2.4.4. Purge ue
Path: Manage-->UDM-->purge ue
Description: Check the paging ue status
Figure 9.2.4.4 purge ue statistics graph

Number of reported failures in the
PUAFail
Purge-UE-Answer package
Number of Purge-UE-Answer packets
PUASent
sent
Number of times
DIAMETER_USER_UNKNOW is
PUAUsrUnk
reported in the Purge-UE-Answer
package
Number of successes reported in
PUASucc
Purge-UE-Answer packets sent
Number of Purge-UE-Request
PURRecv
packets received
Number of reported failures in
PURFail
received Purge-UE-Request packets
9.2.4.5. Insert subscriber data
Path: Manage-->UDM-->insert subscriver data

Description: Check the status of added subscription data
Figure 9.2.4.5 Insert subscriber data statistics graph
The number of failures reported in the
ISRFail insert subsData Request messages
sent
Number of insert subsData Request
ISRSent
messages sent
The number of failures reported in the
ISAFail received insert subsData Answer
message
Number of incoming insert subsData
ISARecv
Answer messages
9.2.4.6. Diameter
Path: Manage-->UDM-->Diameter
Description: Check the use of Diameter
Figure 9.2.4.6 Diameter Statistics Chart

DialndOrCfmFail Number of failed Diameter
transmissions
DiaIndOrCfmSent Diameter Number of times sent
DiaReqIncSucc Number of successful Diameter
requests
DiaRspIncFail Number of failed Diameter responses
DiaRspIncSucc Number of successful Diameter
replies
9.2.4.7. Delete subscriber data
Path: Manage-->UDM-->delete subscriber data

Description: View the deletion of subscription data
Figure 9.2.4.7 The delete subscriber data statistics graph

DSRFail The number of failures reported in the
delete subsData Request message
sent by hss
DSRSent Number of delete subsData Request
messages sent by hss
DSARecv Number of delete subsData Answer
messages received by hss
DSAFail The number of failures reported in the
delete subsData Answer message
received by hss
9.2.4.8. Cancel location
Path: Manage-->UDM-->cancel location

Description: Checking the cancellation of positioning
Figure 9.2.4.8 Statistical chart of cancel location
CLRSent Number of unlocation requests sent
by hss
CLRFail Number of failed unlocation requests
sent by hss
CLAFail Number of failed unlocation
responses received by hss
CLARecv Number of unpositioned responses
received by hss
9.2.4.9. Authentication information
Path: Manage-->UDM-->authentication information

Description: Check the status of forensic information
Figure 9.2.4.9 Statistical chart of authentication information

The number of failed
AIAFail Authentification-Information-Answer
The number of successful
AIASucc Authentification-Information-Answer
AIASent Number of
Authentificaiton-Information-Answer
Number of failed user signups in
AIAUsrUnK Authentification-Information-Answer
The number of failed
AIRFail Authentification-Information-Request
Number of
AIRRecv Authentification-Information-Request
10. Other system functions
10.1. License
Figure 10.1 License Management path
10.1.1. License Service Information
10.1.1.1. Importing License Files
Description: Used to obtain anti-counterfeit code and upload license file

Path: System-->License-->License Server Information
Step: Click "Browse" to locate the path of license file --> click "Upload" --> click
"OK", if If the file is valid, the Status will show a green "valid" value, if the file is
invalid, the Status will show a red "in-valid" value.
Figure 10.1.1.1 License Server Information page
10.1.2. NFs License Status
Description: Check the license status of a network element node

Path: System-->License-->NFs License Status
Figure 10.1.2 NFs License Status page
10.2. network management information management
Description: View and change the title and icon of the webmaster
Path: System-->Web Info
Figure 10.2-1 Web Info page
10.2.1. Change Web Info
Path: System--> Web Info->Website Name Configuration/New Company

Name
Step: Enter the new name on New Site Name and New Company Name and
click update
Figure 10.2.1-1 Changing the Name of Web Info
10.2.2. Change Logo
Path: System--Web Info-> Company Logo Update

Step: Select 'Select File' in Company Logo Update, select the required
Company Logo image from local to upload to Web Info, then click , then you
can upload to OAM webmaster.
Figure 10.2.2-1 Changing the company logo
10.3. Template Management
Figure 10.3 Template path
10.3.1. Add Template
Description: Used to manage HSS user template files and PCRF user
template files
Path: System-->Template
Step: Select HSS Subscriber Template/PCRF Subscribption Template in File
Type, click "Browse" to locate the path of HSS Subscriber
Template/PCRF Subscription Template file --> click "Upload" --> click
"OK"
Figure 10.3.1-1 HSS Subscriber Template Add Path

Figure 10.3.1-2 PCRF Subscribption Template Add Path
10.3.2. Download Template
Path: System-->Tempalate
Step: Select HSS Subscriber Template/PCRF Subscribption Template in ,
to download the template file
Figure 10.3.2 HSS Subscriber Template/PCRF Subscribption Template

Download Template
10.3.3. Delete Template
Path: System-->Tempalate
Step: Select HSS Subscriber Template/PCRF Subscribption Template in , to
delete the current template, and then click OK

Figure 10.3.3 HSS Subscriber Template/PCRF Subscribption Template
Deletion Template
10.4. Status Search
Description ： Provides connection status query of base station information,

terminal information, and information of each network element of the system
Path: System-->Status Query
Figure 10.4 Status Query page
10.4.1. Base Station Information Search
Path: System-->Status Query-->eNB Information

10.4.2. Terminal Information Inquiry
Path: System-->Status Query-->UE Information

Query steps: fill in the IMSI information or the information in the gNB IP box
--> select CONNECTED/IDLE in the User State drop-down box --> click
"Query", the query result will be displayed under the list.
Download steps: Click the "Download" button --> choose to open or save the
downloaded excel file.
Figure 10.4.2 UE Information page
10.4.3. Software Status Inquiry
Path: System-->Status Query-->Software Status

Description: You can view the operational status of each network element,
whether it is in working or non-working.
Step: Click the "Load" button and the query results will be displayed under the
list.
Figure 10.4.3 Software Status screen

11. Common problems
12. Concluding remarks

This manual is suitable for users and field engineers.

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The interface is simple and generous, very user-friendly, available as long

1.2. Functional division

Web Webmaster has the following features.

Figure 1 Login screen

Figure 2 The screen after initial login to the system

Figure 3 Interface after logging into the system

Figure 1.1-1 MME-Configuration path

3.1.1. Service Interface

Figure 3.1.1-1 Service Interface Path

3.1.1.1. Adding Service Interface

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Service Interface-->Service

Figure 3.1.1-2 Example of S1 interface for adding mme

3.1.1.2. Query Service Interface

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Service Interface-->Service

3.1.1.3. Delete Service Interface

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Service Interface-->Service

3.1.2. Home Plmn

Figure 3.1.2-1 Home Plmn's path

3.1.2.1. Add HOME PLMN

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Home Plmn-->HOME PLMN

3.1.2.2. Inquire about HOME PLMN

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Home Plmn-->HOME PLMN

3.1.2.3. Delete HOME PLMN

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Home Plmn-->HOME PLMN

Figure 3.1.2-3 Example of deleting a PLMN configuration

Figure 3.1.3-1 Engineering path

3.1.3.1. S1 Capacity Profile

3.1.3.1.1.Add S1 Capacity Profile

Figure 3.1.3.1-2 Example of Adding S1 Capacity Configuration

Configuration items and descriptions.

3.1.3.1.2.Modify S1 Capacity Profile

3.1.3.1.3.Delete S1Capacity Profile

3.1.3.2. SC Capacity Profile

Description: Mainly to configure the SC capacity related parameters of MME.

3.1.3.2.1.Add SC Capacity Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Engineering-->SC Capacity

Figure 3.1.3.2-1 Example of adding an SC Capacity Profile configuration

3.1.3.2.2.Modify SC Capacity Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Engineering-->SC Capacity

3.1.3.2.3.Delete SC Capacity Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Engineering-->SC Capacity

Figure 3.1.4-1 InterfaceInterface path

3.1.4.1. SCTP Profile

Figure 3.1.4.1-1 SCTP Profile path

3.1.4.1.1.Adding an SCTP Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->SCTP Profile

Figure 3.1.4.1-1 Example of Adding S1 Interface Step 1

Figure 3.1.4.1-3 Example of Adding S1 Interface Step 3

3.1.4.1.2.Modify the SCTP Profile

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->SCTP Profile

Figure 3.1.4.1-4 Example of Modifying SCTP Profile Configuration

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->SCTP Profile

Figure 3.1.4.1-5 Example of Deleting S1 Interface

Figure 3.1.4.2-1 S1 Interface path

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->S1 Interface

Configuration and configuration notes.

Path: Configuration-->MME-->Configuration-->Interface-->S1 Interface

Figure 3.1.4.2-3 Example of Updating S1 Interface Configuration