| Category | Configuration Key | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admission | ADMISSION.DIAMETER.RequestProcessingLimit | The maximum amount of time a request can be processed before being dropped, if no answer has been sent. Specified in milliseconds. | 5000 |
| Database | DB.User.EnableBillingStartDate | Enables the use of the billing date effective name from the profile for the subscriber. This is used as a start date for the plan and is also used to calculate the next reset time. | true |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.AF.AuditForAuthLifetime | Enables the configuration of a minimum and maximum lifetime for an AF session. | False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.AF.AuthLifetime | The maximum lifetime of an AF session. Otherwise the corresponding AF session would be purged subject to the configured grace period. Specified in seconds. Valid range is 300 to 58060800. | 86400 (1 day) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.AF.MinAuthLifetime | The minimum lifetime of an AF session. Otherwise the corresponding AF session would be purged subject to the configured grace period. Specified in seconds. | 300 |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.AF.EnableGracePeriodForSubscriptionExpiry | Enables the configuration of a grace period for an AF session. | False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.AF.GracePeriodForSubscriptionExpiry | Indicates the maximum configured grace period for an AF session, which is added to the negotiated AuthLifeTime to determine if a given AF session can be considered stale and purged. Specified in seconds. Valid range is 0 to 86400. | 86400 (1 day) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.AF.SignallingSessionAuthLifetime | Indicates the maximum configured period for an Rx sessions containing signaling flow past which the session is considered stale. Specified in seconds. Valid range is 300 to 58060800. | 259200 (3 days) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.AppsToEvaluateOnTermination | Indicates applications for which policy evaluation is triggered when a terminate request is received. Specified as a comma-separated string containing the names of the applications for which policy engine should evaluate termination requests. DIAMETER. Valid values are:
PolicyExecutionOnSessionTermination must be set to false to use this configuration. |
null |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.AuditRxSessions | If enabled, an RAR message is sent for
auditing.
Note: This is for future releases and has not been
implemented yet.
|
False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.AuditSySessions | If enabled, an SLR (INTERMEDIATE)
message is sent for auditing. If disabled, the Sy session is checked for an
association with an IP-CAN session. If there are no IP-CAN associations, the Sy
session is considered active; otherwise, the session is deleted.
Note: This is for future releases and has not been
implemented yet.
|
False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.CleanupStaleRxSessions | Determines if the
MPE
device should consider AF sessions in the regular cleanup cycles. If enabled,
AF sessions are considered expired if they have lived longer than the specified
AFSessionValidityTime.
Note: At that point, in future releases, if AuditAFSessions
is set to True, an RAR will be sent for auditing the session.
|
True |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.OverrideCleanupAudit | This specifies if the regular audit processing for cleaning up a stale session is overridden. When enabled, the cleanup task bypasses the audit process and deletes all sessions that are stale for the session validity time. | False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.RXSessionValidityTime | The amount of time in seconds after which the session is expired and is purged if EnabledAFSessionCleanup is enabled. | 86400 (1 day) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.SessionCleanupInterval | The amount of time in seconds after which the cleanup task will run to look for stale sessions. | 21600 (6 hours) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.SessionValidityTime | The amount of time in seconds after which a session in a binding is declared stale. Valid range is 1 to 8640000. | 432000 (5 days) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.SySessionValidityTime | The amount of time in seconds after which the session is declared stale and deemed a candidate for cleanup. | 36000 (10 hours) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.AuditSySendEmptyPolicyCounterList | If enabled, the Policy Counter Identifier subscription list is not sent as part of an SLR (INTERMEDIATE) message to audit stale Sy sessions. If disabled, the current Policy Counter Identifier subscription list is sent as part of an SLR (INTERMEDIATE) message to audit stale Sy sessions. | True |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.MaxDurationForSessionIteration | The maximum duration in seconds to iterate through the sessions. Valid range is 1 through 86400. | 7200 (2 hours) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.MaxSessionCleanupRate | The rate (in sessions/sec) at which the cleanup task attempts to clean stale sessions. Valid range is 1 through 5000. | 50 |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.MaxSessionIterationRate | The rate (in sessions/sec) at which the cleanup task iterates through the sessions database. Valid range is 1 through 100000. | 1000 |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.MaxSessionValidityTime | The maximum amount of time in seconds after which the session is cleaned up on any error. Valid range is 1 through 8640000. | 172800 (2 days) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.MaxSySessionValidityTime | The maximum amount of time in seconds after which the Sy session is cleaned up on any error. Valid range is 1 through 8640000. | 172800 (2 days) |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.SessionCleanupStartTime | Schedules the cleanup task once a day at a specified time. If the start time is specified, then it is scheduled to run once a day at the given time. The value can be specified in either a 24-hr format (HH:mm) or an exact date and time (YYYY-MM-ddThh:mm:ss) of when it will first run and then repeat at the interval specified. | undefined |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.ENF.MaxTimeForAnGwFailure | The maximum time allowed after getting indication for SGW failure in which the MPE device does not send any new or updated policies to the P-GW except rules to be removed. Specified in seconds. | 3600 |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.ENF.ReevaluateGeneratedDefaultRule | If set to True, on receipt of a session update request the MPE device evaluates the flow which contains the generated default rule even when there is no new default-EPS-Bearer-QoS information in the request. | False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.ENF.RegisterForAnGwChangeWithSGWRest | If the SGW-Rest supported feature was negotiated and the value of this parameter is false, the MPE device checks if AN_GW_CHANGED event trigger is one of the armed event triggers to be installed and removes it. As a result, the MPE device will not register for AN_GW_CHANGE. | False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.EnableSessionCleanUp | Enables the DiameterSessionCleanUp Task. | True |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.PCEF.NetLocSupportedAccesses | A combination of values used for network
location (NetLoc) support. The format is
IPCanType:RATType:AN-Trusted.
If not set, any types or values are applicable.
For example: THREEGPP_GPRS means to support NetLoc as if IPCanType=THREEGPP_GPRS. NON_THREEGPP_EPS:WLAN:TRUSTED means to support NetLoc when IPCanType=NON_THREEGPP_EPS, RATType=WLAN, and ANTrusted=TRUSTED. NON_THREEGPP_EPS::TRUSTED means to support NetLoc when IPCanType=NON_THREEGPP_EPS and ANTrusted=TRUSTED. :: means all accesses support NetLoc. |
THREEGPP_GPRS,THREEGPP_EPS,NONTHREEGPP_EPS:WLAN:TRUSTED |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.PolicyExecutionOnSessionTermination | If enabled (True), policy evaluation will be triggered for all applications when a terminate request is received. This configuration must be disabled (False) to use DIAMETER.AppsToEvaluateOnTermination to selectively trigger policy evaluation by application. | True |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.SessionUniquenessControl | If enabled (True), the MPE cluster will maintain session uniqueness and avoid stale session processing. | False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.SessionUniquenessControlWaitTime | If enabled (True), the Max-Wait-Time AVP is used in conjunction with the message origination time stamp to determine staleness of message. | False |
| SH | SH.Retry.Enabled | If enabled, indicates that the MPE device retries the Sh Requests for UDR, PUR, and SNR to the backup server when the primary server returns one of the defined error codes. PNA messages are not retried. If the backup server returns an error, then retry is not performed on the primary server. | False |
| SH | SH.Retry.EnabledOnTimeout | If enabled with the SH.Retry.Enabled setting, allows the MPE to retry an Sh Request to a backup datasource server when there is a response timeout. If the request to backup server times out, then a retry is not performed on the primary server. This setting depends on the configuration of the SH.Retry.Enabled and SH.ResponseTimeout settings. You can configure the SH.ResponseTimeout in the Service Overrides section of the Advanced Settings page. | False |
| SMPP | SMPP.SendSMSNowWhenDeliveryDateInPast | In SMS:SMPP mode, determines if SMS notifications scheduled to be delivered in the past will be dropped or delivered. If false, SMS notifications scheduled to be delivered on a date in the past will be dropped. If true, SMS notifications scheduled to be delivered on a date in the past will be delivered immediately. | False |
| SMSXML | SMSXML.SendSMSNowWhenDeliveryDateInPast | In SMS:XML mode, determines if SMS notifications scheduled to be delivered in the past will be dropped or delivered. If false, SMS notifications scheduled to be delivered on a date in the past will be dropped. If true, SMS notifications scheduled to be delivered on a date in the past will be delivered immediately. | False |
| SY | SY.Reconciliation.Enabled | Determines whether the Sy Reconciliation is activated and an audit of Sy sessions will be executed on a recovery from a split-brain scenario. | False |
| SY | SY.Reconciliation.HoldTimer | The time in seconds after receipt of a notification of recovery from a split-brain scenario the Sy Reconciliation task will wait before starting. | 180 |
| SY | SY.Reconciliation.MaxSessionReconcileRate | The rate (in sessions/sec) at which the tasks will attempt to send Sy SLR Messages to reconcile Sy sessions. | 50 |
| SY | SY.SendOriginationTimestamp | If enabled (True), the message origination timestamp will be included as part of the initial SLR Sy message. | False |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.Cleanup.MaxSySessionValidityTime | 172800 | |
| Diameter | DIAMETER.ConnectionTimeOut | 3 | |
| KPI | KPI.Capacity.Session | 1 | |
| KPI | KPI.Capacity.TPS | 1 |