Accounting - CLI

The SBC version on which the CDRs must remain formatted even after the SBC software is upgraded. The valid values for the configuration option are 0 or 10.1 for the SBC 10.1 release. The default value for the configuration is 0 (disabled). If the option is disabled, the CDRs are formatted according to the CAM version of the software release loaded on the SBC.

Note: The valid values list will change over time to support future releases.

• 0 - (default - indicates this control is disabled)
• 10.1

Examples of how the configuration control works, if the users do not want to update the billing systems with every SBC upgrade:

earlyAttemptState

N/A

Specifies whether or not to generate early ATTEMPT records. An early ATTEMPT record is associated with an early call disconnect, before the request is sent. Options are:

• disabled (default) – Do not generate early ATTEMPT records.
• enabled – Generate early ATTEMPT records.

Note:

The SBC SIP code prevents the SBC processing issues by clearing calls when in congestion, as described below:

• The SBC stores the machine congestion levels 0, 1, and 2.
• If the SBC reaches congestion level 2, the SIP code automatically stops generating the early ATTEMPT CDR.
• When the machine congestion level reduces to 0, the SIP code automatically starts to generate the early ATTEMPT CDR (assuming the generation is enabled).
• A log is generated (per SCM process) that indicates the number of early ATTEMPT CDRs not generated due to congestion.

Enable flag to generate EVENT records for OOD SUBSCRIBE, REFER, NOTIFY, REGISTER, OPTIONS, MESSAGE and PUBLISH event records. CDRs are logged when OPTIONS is relayed to the egress side.

• disabled (default)
• enabled 

Log event records containing PSX information, such as PSX Congestion level, PSX Processing Time, Policy Response Call Type, PSX Billing Info, Route Label, etc.

• disabled (default)
• enabled
  

generateSipRecordingCdr

Enables or disables generation of CDRs for recording SIP calls.

• disabled (default)
• enabled

generationMode

N/A

intermediateAcctInterval

N/A

intermediateAcctMode

N/A

The method by which intermediate records are generated.

• interval (default) – Generate an intermediate record for each intermediateAcctInterval seconds throughout the call.
• telcordia – Generate an intermediate record whenever the call exceeds the configured intermediateLongDurThreshold value (in hours) and the intermediateLongDurGenTime (of day) is reached.

intermediateAcctState

N/A

Use this flag to specify whether INTERMEDIATE Accounting Records are generated for calls which are stable for a duration exceeding the intermediate account interval.

• enabled
• disabled (default)

intermediateLongDurGenTime

N/A

intermediateLongDurThreshold

1-24

The Accounting   INTERMEDIATE Records Duration (in hours). This parameter is only applicable when intermediate records mode is set to telcordia. The INTERMEDIATE record is generated for each call whose duration exceeds this threshold on long duration generation time. (default = 24).

intermediateTrapState

N/A

Specifies whether a trap is generated when an INTERMEDIATE record is generated.

• enabled
• disabled (default)

maxRecordSequenceNum

N/A

Maximum length of the Record Sequence Number field in the CDR. Options are:

• uint16 –   (default) 16-bit record sequence number 0 to 65535.
• uint32 – 32-bit record sequence number 0 to 4294967295.

Specifies a CAM patch version to roll the accounting file and print version-specific fields.

Default: 0

populateIpTgFarEndSwitchType

N/A

Enable flag to use   Ingress Far End Switch Type passed down from ERE IP Trunkgroup for SIP ingress calls.

• disabled (default)
• enabled

populateNonPortedLnpNumbers

N/A

Enable flag to populate the Called Number Before Translation field in the accounting record for a number for which an LNP lookup was performed and lookup indicated that number has not been ported.

• false
• true (default)

populateRemoteGsxInfoState

N/A

secondStageInheritFirstStage

N/A

Enable flag to allow second stage accounting records for two stage calls to inherit fields from the first stage call.

• false (default)
• true

sendEgressCdrInfoOnReceipt

N/A

Enable flag to send the egress CDR information immediately after receiving and processing it.

• false (default)
• true

startAcctState

N/A

Specifies whether Start Accounting is enabled or disabled for the Node.

• disabled 
• enabled (default)

admin

N/A

Use this object to specify server type:

• primary
• secondary

connectionTimeout

15-120

The time to wait, in seconds, before timing out the connect operation.(default = 30)

filePostfix

1-255 characters

The temporary extension used when useFilePostFix copies the file to the specific CDR server.

filePrefix

1-255 characters

The remote file prefix that is used to form the remote file. This prefix will be appended with a date stamp and sequence number once transferred.

ipAddress  

IPv4 or IPv6
format

The IP Address of the external CDR server. The following IP address types are supported:

• IPv4 – This is V4 IP address in dotted decimal form (for example 128.127.50.224).
• IPv6 – This is V6 IP address in hexadecimal/colon form (for example, 1280:1276:3350:2224:2222:3333:8888:1245 or fd00:21:445:128::7880).

password

N/A

The remote server password.

path

1-255 characters

The remote directory path where the files should be transferred.

transferTimeout

15-600

The time to wait, in seconds, before timing out the file transfer. (default = 120).

N/A

Enable this parameter to use SSH public key for authenticating the remote CDR server.

• disable (default)
• enable

username

1-255 characters

Remote username.

forceCurrentServer

Use this request parameter to forcibly set the specified server as the current server.

resetCdrServerStats

Use this request parameter to reset the CDR server statistics.

accountingAdmin

Global accounting configuration for all RADIUS servers. Parameters include:

• failoverPolicy – The failover policy for the radius servers upon error detection.
  • prioritizedSelection – (default) Select the server with the highest priority that is not marked as failed.
  • roundRobin – Select the server with the next lower priority.
• maxErrorRate – Maximum percentage of timed out transactions allowed. If percentage is exceeded, the RADIUS server is considered failed. (range: 0-100 / default = 25).
• maxNoResponseTime – Maximum time allowed, in milliseconds, to wait for any response from the server. If no responses are received from a RADIUS server within the allotted time, the server is considered failed. (range: 1000-10000 / default = 2000)
• maxPacketRetryCount – Maximum number a packet is retransmitted before it is dropped, after which it is assumed that the RADIUS server rejected the packet. (range: 5-25 / default = 10).
• maxQueuedPacketsInMemory – Maximum number of radius packets allowed to be queued in memory before they are flushed to disk. Packets are queued up in memory if no RADIUS servers are available (range: 10000 - 4.294967295E9 / default = 1000000).
•  nasIdentifier – NAS-Identifier to send to RADIUS server (length: 1-253 characters).
•  nasIpAddress – NAS IPv4 or IPv6 address to send to the RADIUS server.
•  sendNasIdentifier – If “true”, send NAS identifier to the RADIUS server.
  • false (default)
  • true
•   sendNasIpAddress – If “true”, send NAS IP address to the RADIUS server.
  • false
  • true (default)
• state – Enable flag to send accounting records to a RADIUS server.
  • disabled (default)
  • enabled

radiusServer

Use this object to configure individual RADIUS servers.

•  <server name>
•  cleanupDelay – The time during which the RADIUS server maintains the received requests after they are acknowledged so that retries sent to the server can be detected (range: 1-30)
•  priority – The server selection priority for this server. The lower the numerical value, the higher the priority.
•  serverAddress – The IPv4 or IPv6 IP address of the server (using hostname, IPv4 address in dot notation, or IPv6 address in hex-colon notation).
•  serverPort – Target UDP port used to send requests to the RADIUS server. This can be either a service name to be looked up in the services file, or an integer value.
•  sharedSecret – The shared secret used to authenticate the packet. Length is between 16 and 128.
•  state – The administrative state of the RADIUS server configuration.
  • disabled
  • enabled