The application function (AF) session report shows information on the current and maximum number of AF sessions for each specific radio access technology type (RAT-Type) for each MPE device.
The following RAT-Types are supported:
- WLAN (0)—Wireless local area network
- VIRTUAL (1)—Virtual network
- UTRAN (1000)—Universal Terrestrial Radio Access Network
- GERAN (1001)—GSM EDGE Radio Access Network
- GAN (1002)—Generic Access Network
- HSPA_EVOLUTION (1003)—High Speed Packet Access Evolution
- EUTRAN (1004)—Evolved UTRAN
- CDMA2000_1x (2000)
- HRPD (2001)—High Rate Packet Data
- UMB (2002)—Ultra Mobile Broadband
- EHRPD (2003)—Enhanced HRPD
To view the AF session report, from the System Wide Reports section of the navigation pane, select Sessions and then select AF Session Report.
The display is refreshed automatically every ten seconds. To hold the current values, click Pause. To resume, click Refresh.
From the report page you can do the following:
- To sort the report on any column, click the column title.
- To pause the display of connections, click Pause. To resume the display, click Refresh.
- To display another page of the report, click the page number.
You can customize what information is displayed by controlling which table columns appear, using the
Columns list. The available columns are the following:
- Associated MRA—The MRA device managing this device, or N/A if no MRA device is managing this device. (If your CMP system is not configured to manage MRA devices, this option is not available.)
- Server Name—The name defined for the server.
- Server Type—Either MPE or MRA. All MPE devices managed by an MRA device are displayed together, followed by a row for that MRA device that represents the total counts for all MPE devices managed by that MRA device. Any MRA devices not managed by an MRA device are displayed after the last configured MRA device.
- WLAN - Current—The current number of WLAN connections to this device.
- WLAN - Max—The highest number of WLAN connections recorded to this device.
- Virtual - Current—The current number of Virtual connections to this device.
- Virtual - Max—The highest number of Virtual connections to this device.
- UTRAN - Current—The current number of UTRAN connections to this device.
- UTRAN - Max—The highest number of UTRAN connections recorded to this device.
- GERAN - Current—The current number of GERAN connections to this device.
- GERAN - Max—The highest number of GERAN connections recorded to this device.
- GAN - Current—The current number of GAN connections to this device.
- GAN - Max—The highest number of GAN connections recorded to this device.
- HSPA_EVOLUTION - Current—The current number of HSPA_EVOLUTION connections to this device.
- HSPA_EVOLUTION - Max—The highest number of HSPA_EVOLUTION connections recorded to this device.
- EUTRAN - Current—The current number of EUTRAN connections to this device.
- EUTRAN - Max—The highest number of EUTRAN connections recorded to this device.
- CDMA2000_1X - Current —The current number of CDMA2000_1X connections to this device.
- CDMA2000_1X - Max—The highest number of CDMA2000_1X connections recorded to this device.
- HRPD - Current—The current number of HRPD connections to this device.
- HRPD - Max—The highest number of HRPD connections recorded to this device.
- UMB - Current—The current number of UMB connections to this device.
- UMB - Max—The highest number of UMB connections recorded to this device.
- EHRPD - Current—The current number of EHRPD connections to this device.
- EHRPD - Max—The highest number of EHRPD connections recorded to this device.
The first row in the table displays the total for all configured MRA devices.
You can filter results by controlling which table rows appear, using the
Filters list. You can define filtering criteria using the following fields:
- Server Name—Filter in all servers (default), server totals only, or one specific server.
- Server Type—Filter in all server types (default), totals only, MPE devices only, or MRA devices only.
- Associated MRA—Filter in all MRA devices (default), totals only, or one specific MRA device. (If your CMP system is not configured to manage MRA devices, this option is not available.)
You can save formatting changes to the report page. Click Save Layout.
You can display the report in a format suitable for printing. Click Printable Format; an AF Session Report window opens.
You can save the report in comma-separated value (CSV) format, suitable for importing into a spreadsheet application. Click Save as CSV. A file named report.csv is generated, and a standard File Download window opens, so you can save or open the file.
You can save the report as a Portable Document Format (PDF) file, suitable for storage or online display. Click Export PDF. A file named report.pdf is generated, and a standard File Download window opens, so you can save or open the file.