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    Introduction to CDRs for PS Data Services

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    Course Contents

    Training.huawei.com

    Chapter 1 Introduction to SGSN CDR

    Chapter 2 Introduction to GGSN CDR

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    CDR Types in SGSN

    SM related CDR: S-CDR

    MM related CDR: M-CDR

    Short message related CDR: S-SMO-CDR

    S-SMT-CDR

    LCS related CDR: LCS-NI-CDR

    LCS-MT-CDR

    LCS-MO-CDR

    Note: LCS CDR is a new content in B02; only the R4 version can be generated.

    Note: At present. China Mobile only requires S-CDRs.

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    CDR Formats Supported by SGSN

    R98 CDR version: CMCC V130

    12.15 V760

    R99 CDR version:

    32.015 V360

    32.015 V3a0

    R4 CDR version:

    32.215 V440

    The CDR formats must match with the formats supported by the

    remote CG.

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    Major Contents of S-CDR

    M field:Record Type

    Served IMSI

    Served MSISDN

    SGSN Address

    Charging ID

    GGSN Address Used

    APN NI

    PDP Type

    List of Traffic Data Volumes

    Record Opening Time

    Duration

    Cause for Record Closing

    APN OI

    C field:Network Initiated PDP Context

    System Type

    Served IMEI

    Served PDP Address

    SGSN Change

    Record Sequence Number

    RNC Unsent Downlink Volume

    CAMEL Information

    charging characteristics

    O field:Served MSISDN

    MS Network Capability

    Routing Area

    Local Area Code

    Cell Identifier

    APN Selection ModeDiagnostics

    Node ID

    Record Extensions

    Local Record Sequence Number

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    Descriptions of Field Properties

    1. Field property in R98 and R99 versions M: must for CDR

    O: optional for CDR according to configurations

    C: optional for CDR according to specific conditions

    2. Field property in the R4 version

    M: must for CDR

    OM : optional for CDR according to configurations

    OC : optional for CDR according to configurations and specific conditions

    C : optional for CDR according to specific conditions

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    Descriptions of Traffic Field

    QoS Requested = QoS1

    QoS Negotiated = QoS1

    Data Volume Uplink = 1Data Volume Downlink = 2

    Change Condition = QoS change

    Time Stamp = TIME1

    QoS Negotiated = QoS2

    Data Volume Uplink = 5

    Data Volume Downlink = 6Change Condition = Tariff change

    Time Stamp = TIME2

    Data Volume Uplink = 3

    Data Volume Downlink = 4

    Change Condition = Record closedTime Stamp = TIME3

    Container

    QoS1+Tariff1 uplink = 1. downlink = 2 1

    QoS2+Tariff1 uplink = 5. downlink = 6 2

    QoS2+Tariff2 uplink = 3. downlink = 4 3

    QoS1 uplink = 1. downlink = 2 1

    QoS2 uplink = 8. downlink = 10 2+3

    Tariff1 uplink = 6. downlink = 8 1+2

    Tariff2 uplink = 3. downlink = 4 1

    List of traffic data volumes:

    Uplink/downlink traffic

    Change conditions and time stamp

    The traffic does not include any GPRS protocol head.

    Avoid repeated recording of memory data in the INTER-RAU process.

    Data resent due to the air interface (RLC/LLC) will not be recorded.

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    S-CDR and Partial CDR

    Each PDP activation will generate a complete CDR. Due to various reasons.

    however. the complete CDR might comprise many partial CDRs. The combination ofpartial CDRs is made via the CG or the BS.

    Reason for S-CDR closing

    termination of PDP context

    SGSN change (inter-SGSN routing area update including system handover)

    any abnormal release Note: CDR closing caused by abnormal interruption is now regarded normal

    activation termination.

    Reason for partial S-CDR generation

    data volume limit

    time (duration) limit

    maximum number of charging condition changes

    management intervention

    The other limits can be configured in the data.

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    Descriptions of Charging Characteristics

    Introduction to charging characteristics:

    P0~P3 represents Hotbilling, Flatrate, Prepaid and Norma. l

    In B1~B12. B01 contains reserved fields; B02 represents 12 charging

    activities.

    7 6 5 3 2 1 04

    Bits

    P0P1P2P3

    B5B6B7B8

    Octets

    1

    2 B11B12 B9B10

    B1B2B3B4

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    Charging Characteristic Selection Sequence

    B02 charging characteristic selection sequence:

    Charging data in the PDP subscription data:

    This characteristic is configured in the HLR. Each PDP

    context can independently configure a charging characteristic.

    Charging characteristic in the subscriber subscription data

    This characteristic is configured in the HLR. Each subscriber

    should adopts this charging characteristic before PDP

    activation.

    Default charging characteristic in compliance with MNC and MCC

    This characteristic is configured in the SGSN. A chargingcharacteristic can be configured for each PLMN network.

    Default charging characteristic

    This characteristic can be configured in case none of the

    above characteristics is configured.

    High..

    .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    .

    Low

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    Charging Activities

    The following charging activities are supported:

    QoS modifications originated at the network side are prohibited.

    Subscribers not belonging to the network are prohibited to use VPLMNs

    GGSN activation.

    Deactivating idle PDP The SGSN configures the address of a specific short message center

    (SMC). Intra-network subscribers using this SMC to transmit short

    messages will not generate S-SMO-CDRs.

    The CG address is added in the network. CDRs will be sent to this CG in

    priority.

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    System configuration

    partial S-CDR generated periodically; the period threshold is 30

    (minutes).

    Partial S-CDR generated by traffic; the traffic threshold is 200 (K).

    Partial S-CDR generated by charging condition changes; the

    charging condition change threshold is 3 (times).

    The present day is a working day. A rate time segment. 16: 00~17:

    00. is added in each working day.

    Case 1: Generation of S-CDR

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    Service execution process

    16: 10: PDP activated

    16: 10~16: 40: uplink and downlink traffic of PDP is less than 200K

    16: 40~16: 50: uplink and downlink traffic of PDP reaches 200K.

    16: 55: MS originates PDP change. change QoS

    17: 05: MS originates PDP change. change QoS

    1 7: 10: PDP deactivated

    Case 1: Generation of S-CDR

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    CDR generation process:

    16: 40: The first partial S-CDR is generated. The CDR is closed due to the

    time limit. The period is over 30 minutes.

    16:50: The second partial S-CDR is generated. The CDR is closed due to

    the data volume limit. The traffic is over 200K.

    17:05: The third partial S-CDR is generated. The CDR is closed due to

    maximum number of charging condition changes. The charging conditions

    have changed for 3 times.

    17:10: The fourth partial S-CDR is generated. The CDR is closed due to

    normal release. Conditions for normal CDR closing are satisfied.

    Case 1: Generation of S-CDR

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    Case 2: Charging Characteristic Management

    GGSNGGSN

    SGSN

    Local subscriberRoaming subscriber Visiting subscriber

    46000

    46001

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    Charging characteristic selection case 1:1. A subscribersIMSI is 46001XXXXXXXXXX.

    2. The subscribers PDP subscription data and subscriber subscription

    data in the HLR is illegal.

    3. In the OFI configuration of the present SGSN, MNC is 00 and the MCC

    is 460.

    4. The APN OI used in subscriber activation is MNC001.MCC460.GPRS.

    5. Commands for charging characteristic configurations:

    MOD CHGCDR: RCC=NORMAL;

    The charging characteristic in S-CDR is normal.

    Case 2: Charging Characteristic Management

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    Course Contents

    Training.huawei.com

    Chapter 1 Introduction to SGSN CDR

    Chapter 2 Introduction to GGSN CDR

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    CDR Types Supported in GGSN

    There is only G-CDR output in GGSN. R98 CDR version:

    CMCC V130

    GSMV760

    R99 CDR version

    TS32015V390, TS32015V3A0

    R4 CDR version

    TS32215V440

    The CDR formats must match the CDR formats supported by the

    remote CG.

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    Major Contents of G-CDR

    M fieldRecord Type

    Served IMSI

    Served MSISDN

    SGSN Address

    Charging ID

    GGSN AddressAPN NI

    Served PDP Address

    List of Traffic Data Volumes

    Record Opening Time

    Duration

    Cause for Record Closing

    Record Extensions

    Local Record SequenceNumber

    SGSN PLMN Identifier

    O fieldNetwork Initiated PDP Context

    PDP type

    APN Selection Mode

    Diagnostics

    Node ID

    C fieldDynamic Address Flag

    Record Sequence Number

    charging characteristics

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    G-CDR and Partial CDR

    Each PDP activation will generate a complete CDR. Due to various

    reasons. however. the complete CDR might comprise many partial CDRs.The combination of partial CDRs is made via the CG or the BS.

    Reason for G-CDR closing

    termination of PDP context

    any abnormal release

    Note: CDR closing caused by abnormal interruption is now regarded

    normal activation termination.

    Reason for partial G-CDR generation

    data volume limit

    time (duration) limit

    maximum number of charging condition changes

    management intervention

    SGSN handover

    The other limits can be configured in the data.

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    GGSN Charging Characteristic Management

    GGSN

    SGSN

    46000

    46001

    SGSN

    Local subscriberRoaming subscriber

    Visiting subscriber

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    Other Charging Modes

    In addition to providing G-CDR, the GGSN supports Radius charging,

    content charging and prepaid charging

    Radius charging

    In the activation process, the GGSN will send a charging request

    packet to the Radius. charging is activated upon the response from

    the Radius. During the service process, the GGSN will always inform

    the Radius about data packet usage.

    Content charging

    Content charging is to know subscribersusage of different services

    by analyzing subscribers service IP data packets. The charging

    center can provide different rates to different services.

    Prepaid charging

    Prepaid charging is to send the service usage information from the

    GGSN to the SCP for charging during the activation process.

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