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▀ Configuring the System as a Standalone eGTP P-GW
qos-class-identifier <id>
allocation-retention-priority <priority>
tft-packet-filter qci3
exit
rulebase default
exit
rulebase <name>
<rule_base>
<rule_base>
exit
rulebase <gx_rulebase_name>
dynamic-rule order first-if-tied
egcdr tariff minute <minute> hour <hour>(optional)
billing-records egcdr
action priority 5 dynamic-only ruledef qci3 charging-action qci3
action priority 100 ruledef static charging-action static
action priority 500 ruledef default charging-action icmp
action priority 570 ruledef icmp-pkts charging-action icmp
egcdr threshold interval <interval>
egcdr threshold volume total <bytes>
end
Notes:
A rule base is a collection of rule definitions and associated charging actions.
As depicted above, multiple rule definitions, charging actions, and rule bases can be configured to support a
variety of charging scenarios.
Charging actions define the action to take when a rule definition is matched.
Routing and/or charging rule definitions can be created/configured. The maximum number of routing rule
definitions that can be created is 256. The maximum number of charging rule definitions is 2048.
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