1. Measurements
  2. Measurements
  3. SBR Audit measurements
  4. SbrAbortMigratedSessionsTargeted

SbrAbortMigratedSessionsTargeted

Measurement ID
11455
Measurement Group
SBR Audit
Measurement Type
Simple
Measurement Dimension
Single
Description
The number of binding-capable sessions scheduled for removal due to Migration Abort Cleanup.
Collection Interval
5 min
Peg Condition
This measurement is incremented during SBR audits of the ImsiApnAnchorKey and Session tables when:
  • A binding database reconfiguration is in the Abort administrative state and the binding audit finds an IMSI record that was placed using the Creation Signature for the Target Resource Domain or SBR Database. The measurement is incremented once for each sessionRef in the record when the session reference is successfully placed in the Session Integrity Service queue for removal.
  • A session database reconfiguration is in the Abort administrative state and the session audit finds a binding capable Session record that was placed using the Creation Signature for the Target Resource Domain or SBR Database. The measurement is incremented once when the session is successfully placed in the Session Integrity Service queue for removal.
Measurement Scope
Network

Recovery

  1. This measurement is only used when the network operator chooses to abort an SBR Reconfiguration Plan. The count indicates the number of sessions that were requested to be removed as a result of the migration abort cleanup.

    For a Policy DRA binding or session database reconfiguration, migration abort cleanup causes each migrated binding capable session to be scheduled for removal using the Session Integrity capability of PCA. An RAR message including a Session-Release-Cause AVP will be sent for each migrated session. If the policy client responds by sending an RAA followed by a CCR-T, the session will be removed from the P-DRA. When the policy client reestablishes the session, the record will be created using the Creation Signature of the Initial Resource Domain or SBR Database thereby reversing or backing out the migration.

    This measurement gives a count of the number of binding capable sessions affected by migration abort cleanup.