3.4.2.3.3 Adding Vendors

Custom vendors are only required if there isn't a vendor previously defined in the default dictionary. Some vendors are already defined and can be used without defining them again:

Table 3-4 Vendors

Vendor ID	Vendor Code	Vendor
3GPP	10415	3GPP
3GPP2	5535	3GPP2
ATT	74	AT and T
ATTCCE	2897	AT and T Capital Corp Ernest
ATTENS	9496	AT and T Enhanced Network services
ATTGNMC	2560	AT and T GNMC Amsterdam
ATTLINA	11976	AT and T Labs Intelligent Network analysis
ATTWireless	971	AT and T Wireless
BS	6431	Broadsoft
ER	193	Ericsson AB
ETSI	13019	ETSI
HP	11	Hewlett Packard
HW	2011	Huawei
IETF	0	IETF
JuniperNetworks	1411	Juniper Networks
JuniperNetworksInc	2636	Juniper Networks Inc
Merit	61	Merit Networks
MTS	29732	MTS
MTSALLSTREAM	23398	MTS Allstream Inc
MTSSPA	18390	MTS SPA
Nokia	94	Nokia
ORACLE	111	ORACLE
ORANGEDK	3531	Orange DK
ORANGEJ	31908	Orange Jordan
ORANGENBV	27585	Orange Nederland BV
ORANGER	23320	Orange Romania SA
ORANGES	11365	Orange Slovakia
ORANGESUS	2083	Orange Services US
RivadaNetworks	44107	Rivada Networks
Sprint	1421	Sprint
SprintPCS	2792	Sprint PCS
Sun	42	Sun Microsystems
TKLC	323	Tekelec
USR	9086	US Robotics
Verizon	32902	Verizon
VerizonBusiness	25516	Verizon Business
VerizonCardOperator	23170	Verizon Card Operator
VerizonESG	14542	Verizon ESG
VerizonWireless	12951	Verizon Wireless
VF	12645	Vodafone

If the new vendor needs to be added, then the tag must appear in the custom AVP file:

<vendor vendor-id="<id>"
code="<code>"
name="<description>"/>

Example:

<vendor vendor-id="VF"
code="12645"
name="Vodafone"/>

where

• vendor-id is the vendor identified
• code is the vendor code
• name is the vendor name that appears in the full decoding of a message

Example:

<vendor vendor-id="VF"
code="12645"
name="Vodafone"/>