5.4.7.13.1 General Options elements
Table 5-27 describes the elements on the screen on the NOAM.
Table 5-27 General Options Elements
Fields (* indicates a required field) | Description | Data Input Notes |
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General Options | ||
Policy DRA Enabled | Indicates whether the Policy DRA Function of PCA is enabled |
Format: Check box Range: Enabled (Checked) or Disabled (Unchecked) Default: Disabled (Unchecked) |
Online Charging DRA Enabled | Indicates whether the Online Charging DRA Function of PCA is enabled |
Format: Check box Range: Enabled (Checked) or Disabled (Unchecked) Default: Disabled (Unchecked) |
Audit Options | ||
* Default Stale Session Timeout |
This setting is a time value (in hours), after which a session is considered to be stale. For PDRA, a session is considered stale only if no RAR/RAA messages are received in longer than this configured time. For OCDRA, a session is considered stale if no any in session messages are received in longer than this configured time. If a session's age exceeds this value, that session is eligible to be audited out of the database. This value is only used if a session is not associated with a configured Access Point Name in the Access Point Names configuration table. For sessions that are associated with a configured Access Point Name, the appropriate Stale Session value in the Access Point Name configuration table is used. |
Format: Text box Range: 1-2400 hours (1 hour to 100 days) Default: 168 hours (7 days) |
* Binding Audit Session Query Rate | The maximum rate at which a binding SBR can send query messages to session servers to verify that sessions are still valid. |
Format: Text box Range: 5000-25000 records per second Default: 12000 per second |
* Audit Operation Rate |
For session SBRs: the maximum rate at which Diameter sessions are checked for staleness. For binding SBRs: the maximum rate at which binding session references are examined, if not already throttled by the Binding Audit Session Query Rate. |
Format: Text box Range: 25000-50000 per second Default: 50000 per second |