To configure protocol options on an MRA device:
Attribute | Description |
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Subscriber Indexing | Note: The indexing parameters used depend on what user IDs are needed for correlating various messages to ensure they all end up on the same MPE device for the same user. If you are unsure which indexing methods to configure, contact My Oracle Support (https://support.oracle.com).
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Index by IPv4 | Select if the MRA devices in the association should index by IPv4 address. |
Index by IPv6 | Select if the MRA devices in the association should index by IPv6 address. |
Index by Username | Select if the MRA devices in the association should index by account ID. |
Index by NAI | Select if the MRA devices in the association should index by network access ID. |
Index by E.164 (MSISDN) | Select if the MRA devices in the association should index by E.164 phone number. |
Index by IMSI | Select if the MRA devices in the association should index by IMSI number. |
Index by Session ID | Select if the MRA devices in the association should index by session ID. |
Overrides by APN | Select to configure an alternate subscriber indexing by IP address, Username, NAI, E.164 (MSISDN) and IMSI for a specific access point name (APN).
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Protocol Timer Profile | The timer profile to use. |
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Primary DEA | If one or more Diameter Edge Agents is defined, you can select the primary agent from the list. For information on defining a DEA, see Configuring Diameter Peers. |
Secondary DEA | If multiple Diameter Edge Agents are defined, you can select the secondary agent from the list. If you select both primary and secondary DEAs, the MRA device establishes a connection to both DEAs. If the primary connection is down, the MRA device sends messages over the secondary connection; after the primary connection is back up, communication reverts back to it. |