7 Subscribers Screens

Overview

Introduction

This chapter explains the contents of the Subscribers screens.

USSD Gateway Subscribers Screens

Accessing USSD Gateway Subscribers screens

Follow these steps to access the USSD Gateway Subscribers configuration screens.

1. From the Service Management System screen, select the Services menu.

   

2. Select USSD Gateway, then Subscribers.
3. Select the screen you want to use.

Access Control Screen

Introduction

The Access Control screen controls access to the services. Its use is dependent on whether barring is set up on each particular service trigger. Barring can be set to:

• Disabled, in which case this screen becomes irrelevant
• IMSI
• MSISDN

For a customer to have access to the service, if barring is set to:

• IMSI, it must be provided with sub_type of IMSI_allowed
• MSISDN, it must be provided with sub_type of MSISDN_allowed.

For these customers then to be barred they must again be provisioned in this screen with IMSI_barred or MSISDN_barred.

Access Control tab

Here is an example Access Control tab.

Fields

Here is a description of the fields.

Field	Description
Sub Type	This field is populated with all of the NAME values from the UIS_SUB_TYPE table. Note: These values are created at installation time.
Trigger Prefix	Displays the trigger prefix. You cannot edit this field directly. See Trigger Prefix button.
Sub Start Num	Numeric field and is a mandatory field. The number of digits that must be entered in this field is dependent on the value selected in the Sub Type field. IMSI_ALLOWED or IMSI_BARRED – length must be between 15 and 20 characters MSISDN_ALLOWED or MSISDN_BARRED – length must be between 10 and 15 characters
Sub Stop Num	Same format as for Sub Start Num and must contain the same number of digits.
Sub Length	This field is automatically populated by the screen during a save operation. The user cannot modify this value. The field will contain the number of digits in the Sub Start/Stop number field.
CC Length	Numeric field used to indicate how many digits are used to represent the country code in the Start and Stop number fields, and is a mandatory field.

Note: For example text for each field, refer to the Find screen in this topic.

Buttons

Here is a description of the buttons.

Button	Description
Trigger Prefix	Clicking this button displays the Trigger Selector screen, allowing you to search for and then select a value to set a trigger prefix for the access control entry. To select, click on the entry in the list and click Close. Note: These are set up on the USSD Base Configuration Screen Trigger Prefix (on page 2) tab.

Buttons and other fields

For information about the buttons and fields at the bottom of the screen, see Common Buttons and Fields .

Clicking Find displays the Find screen.

Data entry

Follow these steps to enter a new access control.

1. Click Clear to clear the screen of previous data.
2. Enter new data and click Save.

Find Screen

Here is an example Find Screen for the Access Control tab.

Using the find screen

You can search on:

• Sub Type
• Trigger Prefix
• Sub Start Num
• Sub Stop Num
• Sub Length

For more information about searching and editing records, see Using the Find Screens .

IMSI Tracing Screen

Introduction

The IMSI Tracing configuration screen is used to set up technical tracing on individual IMSIs.

IMSI Tracing tab

Here is an example IMSI Tracing tab.

Fields

Here is a description of the fields.

Field	Description
IMSI	The full IMSI number to be traced. Numeric field of between 15 and 20 digits, mandatory field.
File Name	Name and path of the logging file, may be up to 100 characters in length and is a required field. The file name must have a valid path name.

Note: For example text for each field, refer to the Find screen in this topic.

Buttons and other fields

For information about the buttons and fields at the bottom of the screen, see Common Buttons and Fields .

Clicking Find displays the Find screen.

Data entry

Follow these steps to enter a new IMSI tracing.

1. Click Clear to clear the screen of previous data.
2. Enter new data and click Save.

Find Screen

Here is an example Find Screen for the IMSI Tracing tab.

Using the find screen

You can search on:

• IMSI
• File Name

For more information about searching and editing records, see Using the Find Screens .

CDR Viewer Screen

Introduction

The CDR Viewer screen allows you to view EDRs.

Note: For the EDRs to be logged during calls, the CDR Flag check box must be ticked on the Gateway Configuration screen (on page 2). You must restart the SLEE after selecting this box.

If cross-linking is enabled, this viewer will search for any Gateway EDRs generated during the same session as the selected item in the UPC CDR Viewer screen.

USSD Gateway CDR Viewer screen

Here is an example USSD Gateway CDR Viewer screen.

Fields

Here is a description of the fields that you can use to search on.

Field	Description
IMSI	Numeric field of between 15 and 20 digits
MSISDN	Numerical field of between 10 and 15 characters
SAN	Service Activation Number Numerical field up to 10 digits
Service IF	Numerical field
Operator	Numerical field
Fast Access	Y or N
Start Time	In the format 2003-04-09 16:31:02.0
Duration	Length of the call

Note: For example text for each field, refer to the Find screen in this topic.

Buttons and other fields

This table describes the function of each field.

Field	Description
Search	Displays all records that correspond to the search criteria entered.
Next	Displays the next CDR.
Link	Only available if the UPC CDR Viewer screen is available.

For information about the buttons and fields at the bottom of the screen, see Common Buttons and Fields .

Find screen

Here is an example CDR Viewer screen where the IMSI has been used to search for entries.

Extra information

Select the entry you require extra information for. Highlight the line to bring up the extra information details:

• General
• Time outs
• Alarms

Trace

Also brought up are the trace details for the call:

• Menu
• Status

Available details

Clicking on any of the sub headings brings up the available details.

UPC CDR Viewer Screen

Introduction

The UPC CDR Viewer screen enables you to search for and view EDRs created by the Send Buffer feature node.

If the UPC CDR Viewer is available, it can register as a listener to the CDR Viewer to allow cross-linking between the two.

USSD Gateway UPC CDR Viewer screen

Here is an example USSD Gateway UPC CDR Viewer screen.