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Oracle® Communications Network Slice Selection Function (NSSF) Cloud Native Installation Guide
Release 1.0
F16982-02
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7 NSSF Configuration

This section includes information about applicable configuration supported during NSSF deployment.

NSSF supports the following configuration:

Note:

Perform the provided configurations, once docker platform is configured for NSSF. Check if the Registry folders are in place having the latest helm charts and jar files for NSSF node.

Prepare values.yaml file and update configuration parameters for each micro service. Refer sample_values.yaml for further details.

Nsselection
  • Set the appropriate logging level:

    Provide value for logging level (one of: OFF, INFO, DEBUG, ERROR, ALL) nsselection.nss.loglevel

Nspolicy
  • Configure SQL DB cluster
    • Set the hostname of the primary sql node in nspolicy.mysql.primary.host

    • Set the hostname of the secondary sql node in nspolicy.mysql.secondary.host

  • Configure PLMN level NRF route:

    To connect to the PLMN level NRF
    • Set the fqdn and port of NRF in nspolicy.nrf.host and nspolicy.nrf.port

    • Set nspolicy.nsp.nrfdisc to true to utilize discovery service for AMF candidates

  • Set the appropriate logging level
    • Provide value for logging level (one of: OFF, INFO, DEBUG, ERROR, ALL) npolicy.nsp.loglevel

Nsconfig
  • Configure SQL DB cluster
    • Set the hostname of the primary sql node in nsconfig.mysql.primary.host

    • Set the hostname of the secondary sql node in nsconfig.mysql.secondary.host

  • Set the appropriate logging level
    • Provide value for logging level (one of: OFF, INFO, DEBUG, ERROR, ALL) nsconfig.nsc.loglevel

Nsregistration
  • Configure the NSSF profile
    • Set NSSF Profile parameters for registration with NRF at nsregistration.configFiles.nssf.profile

  • Configure PLMN level NRF route:
    • Set the fqdn and port of PLMN level NRF in nsregistration.nrf.host and nsregistration.nrf.port.

  • Configure the NSSF fqdn
    • Provide value of FQDN of NSSF node at nsregistration.nssf.fqdn

  • Set the appropriate logging level
    • Provide value for logging level (one of: OFF, INFO, DEBUG, ERROR, ALL) nsconfig.nsc.loglevel