alcatellucent

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

calix

This defines the GPON service configuration in the Calix Management System (CMS) for the user. The CMS uses this value to apply the Ethernet bandwidth profile with the upstream and downstream bandwidth  rates on the user’s ONT (Optical Network Terminal).

cisco.asr

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

cisco.nas

addr-pool-mask

This is the mask for producing IP address pool names. Configure this attribute to provision Cisco NAS information about the IP address pool from which end users will be assigned IP addresses. The IP address pools must be pre-defined in Cisco NAS.

When an end user is authenticated in PortaBilling®, the system sends the Cisco-AVPair=“ip:addr-pool=poolname” attribute, where poolname is the name of the IP address pool from which Cisco PDSN must allocate the IP address to the end user.   

The mask consists of variables pre-provisioned in PortaBilling®. They are:

• type – This variable holds information about the Internet access policy’s type.
• name – This variable holds information about the Internet access policy’s name.
• hotlining – This variable holds information about the account’s hotlining status.  For accounts that must be hotlined (e.g. due to lack of funds) PortaBilling® sets this variable to 1 during the authentication process. Otherwise this variable is left as not defined (i.e. this variable is not explicitly assigned any value).

The following operations can be performed on these variables:

• ${<variable>:–<val>} –  If a variable is not defined, outputs <val>, otherwise outputs its value.
• ${<variable>:=<val>} –  If a variable is not defined, sets it to <val>, otherwise does nothing.
• ${<variable>:?<val>} – If a variable is not defined, outputs <val>, otherwise does nothing.
• ${<variable>:+<val>}–  If a variable is defined, outputs <val>, otherwise does nothing.

For example, the mask is defined as follows:

${hotlining:+LIMITED}${hotlining:?$NORMAL}

This means that the LIMITED pool will be selected for end users who must be hotlined (hotlining is set to 1). For end users who must be provided with regular Internet access (hotlining is not defined), the NORMAL pool will be selected.

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

service-policy-name

cisco.pdsn

addr-pool-mask

This is the mask for producing IP address pool names. Configure this attribute to provision Cisco PDSN information about the IP address pool from which end users will be assigned IP addresses. The IP address pools must be pre-defined in Cisco PDSN.

When an end user is authenticated in PortaBilling®, the system sends the Cisco-AVPair=“ip:addr-pool=poolname” attribute, where poolname is the name of the IP address pool from which Cisco PDSN must allocate the IP address to the end user.   

The mask consists of variables pre-provisioned in PortaBilling®. They are:

• type – This variable holds information about the Internet access policy’s type.
• name – This variable holds information about the Internet access policy’s name.
• hotlining – This variable holds information about the account’s hotlining status.  For accounts that must be hotlined (e.g. due to lack of funds) PortaBilling® sets this variable to 1 during the authentication process. Otherwise this variable is left as not defined (i.e. this variable is not explicitly assigned any value).

The following operations can be performed on these variables:

• ${<variable>:–<val>} –  If a variable is not defined, outputs <val>, otherwise outputs its value.
• ${<variable>:=<val>} –  If a variable is not defined, sets it to <val>, otherwise does nothing.
• ${<variable>:?<val>} – If a variable is not defined, outputs <val>, otherwise does nothing.
• ${<variable>:+<val>}–  If a variable is defined, outputs <val>, otherwise does nothing.

For example, the mask is defined as follows:

${hotlining:+LIMITED}${hotlining:?$NORMAL}

This means that the LIMITED pool will be selected for end users who must be hotlined (hotlining is set to 1). For end users who must be provided with regular Internet access (hotlining is not defined), the NORMAL pool will be selected.

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

service-policy-name

esi

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

Gy

home-plmn-e212-match

This defines the home PLMN (Public Land Mobile Network) that is used for roaming identification in xDRs / invoices.

• Specify the MCC code of your country (e.g. 310 – Mobile Country Code).
• In case you need to configure national roaming, specify the MCC / MNC codes (e.g. 310-210 – Mobile Country Code and Mobile Network Code). Then, using other operators’ networks within your country will be considered roaming.

When the home PLMN is not specified, all Internet services are identified as roaming.

hotline-denied-result-code

This attribute allows you to customize the default DIAMETER result code value. PortaBilling® sends this result code when the user is no longer allowed to use the Internet (e.g. blocked). The default value is 4010.

hotline-limit-reached-result-code

This attribute allows you to customize the default (4012) DIAMETER result code value. PortaBilling® sends this result code when the user is out of funds. The default value is 4012.

quota-consumption-time

The time interval (in seconds) in which data transfer must be stopped either upon no receipt of packets or upon session termination.

quota-holding-time

The quota holding time (in seconds) indicates the number of seconds for which the data transfer quota granted by PortaBilling® is held by the gateway when no traffic is received for that rating group. If traffic is received before the quota holding time elapses, the quota holding time is reset. If no traffic is received before the quota holding time elapses, the gateway sends a Credit Control Request Update (CCR-U) message to PortaBilling® that indicates that the quota holding time has elapsed.

rating-group-in-disconnect

This allows you to customize the Diameter Re-Authorization-Request (RAR) to include the Rating-Group attribute-value pair (AVP). PortaBilling® sends RAR to restore Internet services on a user’s balance top-up.

The default value for this attribute is No, since the Rating-Group AVP in the RAR is not required by the majority of gateways.

If your Public data network Gateway (PGW) requires the Rating-Group AVP to be included in the RAR, set the value to Yes.

tariff-time-change

When enabled, PortaBilling® sends the time of the period switch in the credit-control-application responses to the gateway. The gateway then calculates the traffic consumed before and after the period switch and sends these figures to PortaBilling® to calculate separate charges.

time-quota-threshold

Defines the time quota threshold in seconds. The Credit-Control client on the gateway side requests a new data transfer quota when the previous quota falls to the defined threshold.

volume-quota-threshold

Defines the volume quota threshold in bytes. The Credit-Control client on the gateway side requests a new data transfer quota when the previous quota falls to the defined threshold.

huawei

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

huawei.bras

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

lte.epc

service_class

The class of services assigned within the LTE network. Its ID can be a value ranging from 0-64.

service_code

Identity of a service. Its ID can be a value ranging from 0-9999.

user_grade

User priority. The available values are GOLDEN, SILVER, COPPER.

lte.huawei

pcrf_service

This parameter redefines the service name for PCRF provisioning. If not defined, Netaccess policy name is used by default as the service name.

tplid

This attribute specifies the ID for the IMSI template.

lte.titan

apn_id

The APN (Access Point Name) ID. This is the identifier of a gateway between a mobile network and an Internet network.

Note that you must first configure an APN for NetNumber Titan HSS and then add its ID to the policy (e.g. 12).

roaming_profile_id

Roaming profile ID. This is the identifier of a set of roaming parameters for Internet access.

Note that you must first configure a Roaming profile for NetNumber Titan HSS and then add its ID to the policy (e.g. 32).

lte.yate

esp_profile

The value for this attribute defines the subscriber profile’s name / ID for the LTE service. YateHSS/HLR (home subscriber server) uses this value to activate a subscriber profile.

Note that you must first configure a profile name / ID for YateHSS and then add it to the policy.

lte.zteepc

pakid

The PAKID value in ZTE SPR. It defines which Internet quota is available for a subscriber.

profile

Defines the service configuration for a subscriber in ZTE HSS.

usertype

The type of subscriber within SPR.

mikrotik

radius_response

This allows you to customize the default RADIUS authentication response sent by PortaBilling® (for example, a vendor may anticipate additional attributes in this response on their side).

You can define additional attributes using these formats:

• attribute_name=value_template – This adds this attribute if it is not present in the default RADIUS authentication response. Otherwise, the attribute remains unchanged.
• attribute_name+=value_template – This adds the attribute to the default RADIUS authentication response. In this case, it is permitted to have more than one attribute / value pair.
• attribut_name:=value_template – This overrides the attribute in the default RADIUS authentication response.

vedicis.coss

max_rating_groups

This is the maximum allowed number of activated rating groups.

provisioned_rating_groups

This defines the list of IDs of activated rating groups.