AAA (V3 (1) .06.11) Billing PDF

ZXMBW AAA
AAA Server
Billing
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Contents
About This Manual ............................................................ i

Purpose ................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i
What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i
Related Documentation.......................................................... ii
Conventions ......................................................................... ii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii
Declaration of RoHS Compliance..................................... v
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Billing System .................................................................. 1

Overview ............................................................................. 1
AAA Server .......................................................................... 1
Bill Generation...................................................................... 2
Billing System ...................................................................... 2
Starting OMC Server ............................................................. 4
Starting OMC Client............................................................... 4
Logging into OMC Client......................................................... 5
Setting Bill Interval ............................................................... 6
Setting Bill Reserve Time ....................................................... 8
Setting Bill Format .............................................................. 10
Setting Bill Property ............................................................ 12
Configuring Bill Directory ..................................................... 15
Chapter 2........................................................................ 17
Bill Data.......................................................................... 17
Overview ........................................................................... 17
Usage Data Record (UDR) .................................................... 17
Additional Billing Record ...................................................... 21
UDR Format ....................................................................... 21
Bill Format .........................................................................29
Detailed Bill ........................................................................33
Normal Bill .........................................................................34
Chapter 3........................................................................ 37
Bill Transmission............................................................ 37
Overview ...........................................................................37
Bill Transmission .................................................................37
Configuring FTP Site ............................................................37
Setting FTP Site ..................................................................40
Appendix A ..................................................................... 45
Abbreviations ................................................................. 45
Glossary.......................................................................... 49
Figures............................................................................ 51
Table............................................................................... 53
Index .............................................................................. 55
About This Manual
Purpose
This manual provides the information of AAA Server billing
system.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operation activities on AAA Server billing system.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this manual effectively, users should have a general
understanding of wireless telecommunications technology.
Familiarity with the following is helpful:
ZXMBW system and its various components
User interfaces on the AAA OMC Server and Client.
Local operating procedures of ZXMBW system.
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, Billing Introduces the billing process and billing
System system configuration.
Chapter 2, Bill Data Introduces the bill format and types.
Chapter 3, Bill Introduces the procedure for bill
Transmission transmission and setting FTP site.
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Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXMBW AAA (V3.06.11) AAA Server Technical Description
ZXMBW AAA (V3.06.11) AAA Server Hardware Installation
ZXMBW AAA (V3.06.11) AAA Server Software Installation
ZXMBW AAA (V3.06.11) AAA Server Agent
ZXMBW AAA (V3.06.11) AAA Server Configuration
ZXMBW AAA (V3.06.11) AAA Server Routine Maintenance
ZXMBW AAA (V3.06.11) AAA Server Performance Monitoring
and Alarm Information
Conventions
Typographical ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
Conventions
TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface Meaning
Italics References to other Manuals and documents.
“Quotes” Links on screens.
Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input
fields, radio button names, check boxes, drop-
down lists, dialog box names, window names.
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and company name.
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directory names, and function names.
Mouse TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

Operation
Conventions Typeface Meaning
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Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button
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Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and
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Declaration of RoHS
Compliance
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manufactured by ZTE CORPORATION are in compliance with the
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Chapter 1
Billing System
Overview
Introduction This chapter briefly introduces the billing process and billing
system configuration.
Contents This chapter contains the following topics.
TABLE 4 TOPICS IN CHAPTER 1
Topic Page No.

AAA Server 1
Bill Generation 2
Billing System 2
Starting OMC Server 4
Starting OMC Client 4
Logging into OMC Client 5
Setting Bill Interval 6
Setting Bill Reserve Time 8
Setting Bill Format 10
Setting Bill Property 12
Configuring Bill Directory 15
AAA Server
Introduction Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) server is
main functional entity that performs major functions related to
subscriber’s billing details.
Functions AAA Server functions are as follows:
Authentication
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Authorization
Accounting
Original Bill Generation
FTP Bill Generation
Bill Generation
AAA Server functions are used to generate the bills, a brief
introduction about the bill generation is explained below.
AGW keeps the subscriber message and sends the UDR to AAA
Server. AAA Server saves the UDR into database and then
generates the bill after some time.
AAA sends a billing response message to AGW as it receives and
verifies details about the message. AAA keeps this billing
message in the temporary bill list. After a certain cycle, AAA
generates the original bill and FTP bill and the accounting system
collects all bills from FTP directory of the AAA Server. The
original bill is stored as a bill.
Interval for AAA to generate Usage Data Records (UDRs) and the
FTP billing files is 300 to 1800 seconds, with 300 seconds as the
default setting.
Billing System
Introduction In ZXMBW system, there is no specific node for billing server
and services are charged by AAA Server.
Structure Billing system structure is shown in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 BILLING SYSTEM STRUCTURE
FTP
RADIUS AAA Server

Billing
Center
A10d/A11d
BSC/ PCF AGW
TCP/ IP
DBIO
Service
Agent
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Chapter 1 Billing System
Description Brief introduction of each functional entity in billing system is as

follows:
AAA Server
AAA receives RADIUS billing messages from AGW and sends
acknowledgement messages back to AGW after verification of
the received messages. AAA will store the billing messages into
temporary CDR and generates original bills, FTP bills and save to
local disk after a certain period of time (predefined).
AAA provides FTP interface for billing center and accounting
interface for accounting system as well.
Billing Center
Billing center regularly avails FTP interface provided by AAA and
collects original billing information from AAA for pricing and
settlement so that the final CDR can be generated.
Accounting System
When services are handled in business hall, integrated business
system sends connection request to AAA via accounting interface
furnished by AAA. AAA executes corresponding operations as per
the command and return operational results to accounting
system to finalize operator’s service handling.
Interfaces Interface between AAA and billing center is FTP interface and
between accounting system is accounting interface (Database
Input & Output (DBIO) interface) as shown in Figure 2.
FI G U R E 2 AC C O U N T I N G S YS T E M I N T E RF AC E S

Starting OMC Server

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to start OMC Server for
performing operations related to billing.
Prerequisites Meet the following conditions to start OMC server.
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 is installed.
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is installed.
OMC server software is installed.
Step To start OMC server perform the following step.
1. Double-click AAA OMC Server icon on the desktop.
Result: AAA OMC Server welcome window appears as shown
in Figure 3.
FIGURE 3 AAA OMC SERVER WELCOME WINDOW
END OF STEP
Starting OMC Client

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to start OMC Client for
performing operation related to billing.
Prerequisites Meet the following conditions to start OMC server.
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 is installed.
OMC Server and OMC Client software is installed.
OMC Server is running.
Step To start OMC client perform the following step.
1. Double-click AAA OMC Client icon on Windows desktop.
Result: AAA OMC Server welcome window appears as shown
in Figure 4.

FIGURE 4 AAA OMC CLIENT WELCOME WINDOW
END OF STEP
Logging into OMC Client

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to log into OMC Client for
performing operation related to billing.
Prerequisite OMC server is running.
Steps To log into OMC Client perform the following steps.
1. Double-click AAA OMC Client icon on the Windows desktop.
FIGURE 5 OMC CLIENT LOGIN WINDOW
2. Enter User Name and then click OK on Login window as

shown in Figure 5.
Note: Default user name is admin.

FIGURE 6 NETNUMEN (TM) UNIFIED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WINDOW
END OF STEPS
Setting Bill Interval

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to set bill interval for bill
generation.
Prerequisites Meet the following conditions to set bill interval.
OMC server and OMC client is running.
Communication between OMC Server and OMC Client is
normal.
Operator is logged into OMC Client.
Steps To set billing interval perform the following steps.
1. Click View and then Configuration Management from
NetNumen(TM) Unified Management System menu bar.
2. Click OMC > Server[210000][AAA] > WDSS[0][WDSS]
> AAA[0][AAA] > System Static Information
Configuration node on the left pane of Configuration
Management tab page.

FIGURE 7 CONFIGURATION M ANAGEMENT TAB P AGE
3. Select ChangeTableInterval on the System Static

Information Configuration [210000] pane and then click
button on Configuration Management tab page as
shown in Figure 7.
FIGURE 8 SYSTEM STATIC INFORM ATION CONFIGURATION DIALOG BOX
Parameter Description:
Parameter Description
It is the time taken AAA to
Value generate bill and its range is from
60~3600. Default value is 300.

4. Enter Value and then click OK button on System Static

Information Configuration- 210000 dialog box as shown
in Figure 8.
FIGURE 9 INFORM ATION MESSAGE BOX
5. Click OK button on Information message box as shown in

Figure 9.
Note: Restart ZXPDSS A100 Radius Service to make the
configuration active.
END OF STEPS
Setting Bill Reserve Time

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to set the reserve time of bill
on the original path.
Prerequisites Meet the following conditions to set the bill reserve time.
AAA OMC server and AAA OMC client is running.
Communication between AAA Server and AAA OMC Client is
normal.
Operator is logged into AAA OMC Client.
Steps To set bill reserve time perform the following steps.

FIGURE 10 CONFIGURATION M AN AGEMENT TAB P AGE
3. Select BillReserveMonths and then click button on

System Static Information Configuration 210000 pane
of Configuration Management tab page as shown in Figure
10.
It is duration up to which the bill
Value remain saved on database and its
range is from 1~3 in months

4. Enter Value and then click OK button on System Static

in Figure 11.
FIGURE 12 INFORMATION MESSAGE BOX

Figure 12.
Note: Restart ZXMBW AAA Radius Service to make the
END OF STEPS
Setting Bill Format

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to set the bill format.
Prerequisites Meet the following conditions to set bill format.
normal.
Operator is logged into AAA OMC Client
Steps To set bill format perform the following steps.

3. Select WriteAccFieldFlag and then click button on

System Static Information Configuration 210000 pane
of Configuration Management tab page as shown in Figure
13.

It is the type of bill format and its
value is 0 or 1. where 0 stands
Value
for normal bill and 1 stands for
detailed bill
4. Enter Value and then click OK on System Static

in Figure 14.

Figure 15.
Note: Restart ZXMBW AAA Radius Service to make the
END OF STEPS
Setting Bill Property

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to set bill property on bill file.
Prerequisites Meet the following conditions to set bill property.
normal.
Operator is logged into AAA OMC Client
Steps To set bill property perform the following steps.

3. Select Framed-IP-Address and then click button on

Available Attribute-210000 pane of Configuration
Management tab page as shown in Figure 16.

FIGURE 17 AVAILABLE ATTRIBUTES DIALOG BOX
Description Brief introduction of attribute
It represents vendor number
corresponding to attribute type.
Vendor ID
For non-vendor’s custom, fill 0 in
this field
It represents the vendor custom
Vendor Type
attribute type
Switch flag indicating whether the
Enumeration or not
attribute is enumerated
4. Enter Value and then click OK button on Available

Attributes- 210000 dialog box as shown in Figure 17.


Figure 18.
Note: Restart ZXPDSS-A100 Radius Service to make the
END OF STEPS
Configuring Bill Directory

Purpose Reserves a folder/directory to generate Bill files
Prerequisites Following prerequisites are necessary before performing
Configuring Bill Directory operation:
AAA OMC Server and AAA OMC Client are installed.
AAA Install Configure utility is installed.
Steps To configure bill directory perform the following steps.
1. Double-click ZXPDSS-A100 Install Configure icon on the
desktop.
FIGURE 19 ZXPDSS-A100 INSTALL CONFIGURE DIALOG BOX

2. Click Program Option tab on ZXPDSS-A100 Install

Configure dialog box as shown in Figure 19.
FIGURE 20 PROGRAM OPTION TAB P AGE
Parameters Description:
Original Bill Path It is the path for original bill
generation. Default path is
“\AAA install disk\BillSave\”.
FTP Bill Path It is the path for FTP bill
generation. Default path is
“\AAA install disk\BillBillBak\”
3. Enter or browse the Original Bill Path and FTP Bill Path in
respective fields and then click OK button on ZXPDSS
install Configure dialog box as shown in Figure 20.
FIGURE 21 ZXPDSS A100 INSTALL CONFIGURE MESSAGE BOX
4. Click OK on ZXPDSS-A100 Install configure message box

as shown in Figure 21.
END OF STEPS

Chapter 2
Bill Data
Overview
Introduction This chapter briefly introduces the bill format and billing types.
Topic Page No.

Usage Data Record (UDR) 17
Additional Billing Record 21
UDR Format 21
Bill Format 29
Detailed Bill 33
Normal Bill 34
Usage Data Record (UDR)

Introduction A UDR is the billing information of related subscribers collected
and arranged by AGW including the radio part and the packet
part.
UDR Fields Brief introduction of UDR fields is given in Table 6.
TABLE 6 UDR FIELDS
Item Parameter Description

A. Mobile terminal ID
Mobile Subscriber (MS) ID
A1 MSID
such as IMSI, MIN, IRM
B. User ID


B1 IP Address IP address of MS
Structure of
user@domain for
Network Access identifying the user of
B2
Identifier (NAI) mobile terminal (MT) and
the network which it
belongs
C. Session ID
Independent billing ID
created by PSDN allowing
C1 Account Session ID comparison between the
stop record and the start
record in an index file
All the IDs which are
related with billing
C2 Correlation ID
sessions of NAI accessing
the application
If this property is set to
“true”, it means a session
is not ended and
“Accounting Stop” is
C3 Session Continue
followed by an
“Accounting Start” record.
“False” means the session
is over.
D. Infrastructure ID
MIP Home
D1 IP address of HA
Agent(HA)
D2 AGW/FA Address IP address and other IDs
D3 Serving PCF IP address of PCF service
D4 BSID Base Station ID
E. Area code ID
E1 User Zone Step-up user zone
F. Session status
Forward Mux
F1 Forward Multiplex Option
Option
Reverse Mux
F2 Reverse Multiplex Option
Option
Air interface service
F5 Service Option
function of CDMA
Forward Traffic
F6 Primary or Secondary
Type
Reverse Traffic
F7 Type(Primary, Primary or Secondary
Secondary)

Chapter 2 Bill Data

Optional arrange of basic
channels: from 5ms to
20ms. 5ms frame allows
instant reaction to short
Fundamental signal (the decoding
F8
Frame Size speed of short frame is
fast). The basic channel
will not definitely appear
according to the
configuration.
Format and structure of
the forward fundamental
channel. One forward
Forward
F9 transmission format
Fundamental RC
behaves as data speed,
modulation characteristics
and diffusion speed
Format and structure of
the reverse fundamental
channel. One reverse
Reverse
F10 transmission format
Fundamental RC
behaves as data speed,
modulation characteristics
and diffusion speed
Simple IP, Mobile IP, or
F11 IP Technology
other technologies
The default tunnel
judging indicator for
supporting private
Compulsory Tunnel
F12 network and/or ISP
Indicator
access during the data
connection of single data
packets.
Indicate the cause of
F13 Release Indicator
sending a stop record
G. Session activity
Total bytes sent to
Data Octet Count subscribers, including
G1
(Terminating) bytes between HDLC
labels before overflowing
Total bytes sent by
Data Octet Count subscribers, including
G2
(Terminating) bytes between HDLC
labels before overflowing
Total number of PPP
frames of the mobile base
Bad PPP frame station, which are
G3
count optionally visited by the
AGW due to failing to
correct errors


If the RAIDUS part starts
message or stops
message separately, it
indicate the start or the
stop of the billing session.
G4 Event Time
IT is also used to
illustrate the event time
of triggering middle
message in RADIUS
middle message.
Total activated connecting
G8 Active Time time of the channel in a
short time
Number of Active User switching times from
G9
Transitions un-activated to activated
SDB Octet Number of bytes
G10 Count(Terminating transmitted to subscribers
) through short data burst
Total number of SDB
SDB Octet octets transmitted to
G11
Count(Originating) subscribers through short
data outburst
Number of
G12 Number of SDB events
SDBs(Terminating)
Number of
G13 Number of SDB events
SDBs(Originating)
Number of HDLC Number of bytes received
G14 layer bytes by HDLC layer of AGW in
received the reverse direction
Number of bytes of
registration request
In-Bound Mobile IP
message and agent
G15 Signaling Octet
request message
Count
transmitted by a mobile
station
Number of bytes of
registration response
Outbound Mobile
message and agent
G16 IP Signaling Octet
publishing message
Count
transmitted to a mobile
station
I. Quality of service
IP Quality of Correspond to the
I1
Service (QoS) DiffServ code of user data
Mark the air link priority
related with subscriber
I4 Airlink Priority
data. The current priority
is IS-2000A
Note: Accounting Session ID in the table is generated by AGW.

It is the only billing ID which matches start and stop RADIUS

Chapter 2 Bill Data
records from the single R-P session. Correlation ID is also

generated by AGW and is use to match several associated R-P
sessions.
Additional Billing Record

Introduction An additional billing record includes the customized billing
properties and properties which are not included in UDR.
Additional Brief introduction of Additional Billing Record fields is given in
Billing Record Table 7.
Fields
TABLE 7 ADDITIONAL BILLING RECORD

A. Mobile terminal identifier
A2 MDN Mobile phone number
A3 ESN Electric serial number of
a mobile phone
B. User identifier
B3 User Type User type
B4 NAI Flag NAI home location flag
B5 Roaming Flag Roaming flag
UDR Format
Introduction A UDR uses the same billing format as an additional billing
record. The billing format is the definition of the formats of
billing properties, including type, length and format of each
property.
Description Type description UDR and additional billing record fields is given
in Table 8.
TABLE 8 TYPE DESCRIPTION OF BILLING FIELDS
Maxim
um Form Billing Special
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
A. Mobile terminal ID
Calling- 460030
A1 MSID 31 15 String Station- 900100
Id 001

Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
26/1
51(r
efer 861330
A2 MDN to 20 String MDN 010000
the 1
table
note)
26/5 073100
A3 ESN 19 String ESN
2 01
B. User ID
Framed
IP-
B1 IP Address 8 4 -IP- 10.0.0.1
addr
Address
Network
Access UserNa
B2 1 64 String 163
Identifier(N me
AI)
0:gener
al;
26/1 USER_T 1:PPC;
B3 User Type 1 String
52 YPE 2:WVPN
; 3:
IVPN
B4 NAI Flag 26/0 3 String NAIFlag
0:local;
1:
interpro
vincial
roaming
in; 2:
interpro
vincial
roaming
Roaming Roamin out
B5 26/0 1 String
Flag g Flag
3:
internati
onal
roaming
in;
internati
onal
roaming
out
C. Session ID

Chapter 2 Bill Data
Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
ASCII
string of
Acct- session
Account
C1 44 8 String Session ID
Session ID
-Id
e.g.,MB
000041
ASCII
string of
Correlation 26/4 Correlat associat
C2 8 String ed ID
ID 4 ion_Id
e.g.,MA
00005N
3GPP2_
Session 26/4 Integ 0=false,
C3 4 Session
Continue 8 er 1=true
_cont
D. Infrastructure ID
Home
MIP Home IP- Agent
D1 26/7 4
Agent (HA) addr Attribut
e
NAS-
AGW/FA IP- 194.136
D2 4 4 IP-
Address addr .81.93
Address
3GPP2_
IP-
D3 Serving PCF 26/9 4 PCF
addr
IP_Addr
Connect
SID +
NID +
Base_ID
in as
serial
mode to
form a
number;
26/1 3GPP2_ each
D4 BSID 12 String
0 BSID part is
encoded
by four
hexadeci
mal
number
ASCII
capital
characte
rs
E. Area code ID

Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
The
lowest
16 bits
store
the user
zone ID
(UZID),
the
lower 15
bits
store
the user
zone
3GPP2_ system
26/1 Integ
E1 User Zone 4 User_I ID
1 er
D (UZSID)
, and
the
highest
bits are
usually
zero.
UZID
and
UZSID
are
defined
in IS-
638-B.
F. Dialog state
Forward 26/1 Integ 3GPP2_
F1 4
Mux Option 2 er FMUX
Reverse Mux 26/1 Integ 3GPP2_
F2 4
Option 3 er RMUX
Service 26/1 Integ 3GPP2_
F5 4
Option 6 er SO
0=Prima
Forward 26/1 Integ 3GPP2_ ry,
F6 4
Traffic Type 7 er FTYPE 1=Seco
ndary
Reverse
0=Prima
Traffic
26/1 Integ 3GPP2_ ry,
F7 Type(Primar 4
8 er RTYPE 1=Seco
y,
ndary
Secondary

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Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
0=no
fundame
ntal,
Fundamenta 26/1 Integ 3GPP3_
F8 4 1=5ms
l Frame Size 9 er FSIZE
frame,
2=20ms
frame
Forward
26/2 Integ 3GPP2_
F9 Fundamenta 4
0 er FRC
l RC
Reverse
26/2 intege 3GPP2_
F10 Fundamenta 4
1 r RRC
l RC
1=Simpl
IP 26/2 Integ 3GPP2_ e IP,
F11 4
Technology 2 er IP_Tech 2=Mobil
e IP
0=no
tunnel1
= non-
encrypti
Compulsory 3GPP2_
26/2 Integ on
F12 Tunnel 4 Comp_
3 er tunnel2
Indicator Flag
=
encrypti
on
tunnel
stop
record
cause:
0=unkn
own1=P
PP/Servi
ce
3GPP2_ overtim
Release 26/2 Integ
F13 4 Reason e2=Han
Indicator 4 er
_Ind doff
3=PPP
protocol
fails
4=PPP
abnorm
al
release
Frame
DCCH Frame size:
26/5 intege 3GPP2_
F14 Format(0/5/ 4
0 r F_Size 0/5/20m
20ms)
s
G. Session activity

Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
Number
Data Octet
Acct- of bytes
Count Integ
G1 43 4 Output- transmit
(Terminatio er
Octets ted to
n)
user
Number
Data Octet
Acct- of bytes
Count Integ
G2 42 4 Input- transmit
(Originating er
Octets ted by
)
user
3GPP2_
Bad PPP
26/2 Integ Bad_Fr
G3 Frame 4
5 er ame_C
Count
ount
Event_
G4 Event Time 55 4 Time Timesta
mp
3GPP2_
26/4 Integ
G8 Active Time 4 Active_
9 er
Time
Number of 3GPP2_
26/3 Integ
G9 Active 4 Num_A
0 er
Transitions ctive
SDB Octet 3GPP2_
Count 26/3 Integ SDB_In
G10 4
(Terminatin 1 er put_Oct
g) ets
SDB Octet 3GPP2_
Count 26/3 Integ SDB_O
G11 4
(Originating 2 er utput_
) Octets
Number of 3GPP2_
26/3 Integ
G12 SDBs(Termi 4 NumSD
3 er
nating) B_Input
3GPP2_
Number of
26/3 Integ NumSD
G13 SDBs(Origin 4
4 er B_Outp
ating)
ut
Number
of bytes
received
3GPP2_
by the
Number of Num_B
26/4 Integ HDLC
G14 bytes 4 ytes_Re
3 er layer of
received ceived_
AGW in
Total
the
reverse
direction

Chapter 2 Bill Data
Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
Number
of bytes
of
registrat
3GPP2_ ion
Mobile_ request
In-Bound
IP_Sign message
Mobile IP 26/4 Integ
G15 4 aling_I and
Signal-ing 6 er
n- agent
Octet Count
Bound_ request
Count message
transmit
ted by a
mobile
station
Number
of bytes
of
registrat
ion
3GPP2_ respons
Mobile_ e
Out-bound
IP_Sign message
Mobile IP 26/4 Integ
G16 4 aling_O and
Signal-ing 7 er
ut- agent
Octet Count
Bound_ publishi
Count ng
message
transmit
ted to a
mobile
station
I. Quality of service

Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
0=Best
Effort
10=AF1
1
12=AF1
2
14=AF1
3
18=AF2
1
20=AF2
2
IP Quality of
26/3 Integ 3GPP2_ 22=AF2
I1 Service 4
6 er IP_QOS 3
(QoS)
26=AF3
1
28=AF3
2
30=AF3
3
34=AF4
1
36=AF4
2
38=AF4
3 46=EF
Lowest
4 bits
store
the QoS
Airlink
3GPP2_ priorities
Quality of 26/3 Integ
I4 4 Air_Prio defined
Service(QoS 9 er
rity in IS-
)
2000-A
user
profile
file
Y. Specific parameter of air link record
1=Conn
ection
Setup
3GPP2_
2=Activ
Airlink 26/4 Integ Airlink_
Y1 4 e Start
Record Type 0 er Record
3=Activ
_Type
e Stop
4=SDB
Record
3GPP2_
R-P Session 26/4 Integ R-
Y2 4
ID 1 er P_Sessi
on_ID

Chapter 2 Bill Data
Maxim
Item Parameter Type
Load at Field Value
Length
3GPP2_
Airlink Airlink_
26/4 Integ
Y3 Sequence 4 Sequen
2 er
Number ce_Nu
mber
0=Mobil
3GPP2_
e
Mobile Mobile_
Originat
Originated/ Termin
26/4 Integ ed
Y4 Mobile 4 ated_O
5 er 1=Mobil
Terminated riginate
e
Indicator d_Indic
Termina
ator
ted
Z. Container
Account
ing
Z1 Container 26/6 Variable String
Contain
er
Notes Property of RFC2138 and RFC2139 in Table 8 is “26/* (* is

non-zero)”, which is specially defined by the manufacturer
and used for transmitting 3GPP2 parameters. The default
value (IANA) of Vendor ID in “Vendor Specific” property
should be 5535. Vendor ID 5535 enables cdma2000 data
service to roam globally. It is omitted in Table 8. The symbol
“*” represents the property type defined by the
manufacturer.
Fields of additional billing record part in Table 8 have no type
value defined by 3GPP2 standard. It is defined by the
manufacturer and the value is 26/0.
Bill Format
Introduction An original file adopts ASCII text format. Properties for each Bill
are arranged in sequence. Properties are separated by ‘\t”. At
time of generating Bill record if any corresponding property is
empty, use ‘\t’ to separate directly without any characters
between next property.
One row in a file is a billing record. Billing records are separated
by line feed characters and written in sequence in the Bill. The
file length is not fixed.
Record items of each billing record are corresponding with
properties of billing formats. The definition, format and length of
each property should meet the specification of billing format.

Convert corresponding values into text format while entering

properties into record items.
Bill Body Format of the bill body is given in Table 9.
TABLE 9 BILL BODY FORMAT
Maximum
Property Name Remarks
Length
Serial numbers. CHAR (10) Continuous Bill serial number
Accounting Status CHAR (10) 1=start bill; 2=end bill; 3=
Type(40) middle bill; 4=after merging
MSID(31) CHAR (15) IMSI,MIN,IRM
IP Address(8) CHAR (15) such as 172.1.12.3
NAI(1) CHAR (64) User network account

Account Session CHAR (8) Mark a session connection
ID(44)
Correlation ID CHAR (8) Mark a PPP connection
(26/44)
Session CHAR (10) Mark if the current Accounting
Continue(26/48) Stop is the end of a connection,
0 stands for end,1 stands for
continue. It only appear in stop
record.
MIP Home CHAR (15) IP address of HA
Agent(26/7)
AGW/FA Address (4) CHAR (15) The address of general user is
PSDN address.
For VPN service, it is the IP
address of VPN gateway.
Serving PCF(26/9) CHAR (15) PCF address
BSID(26/10) CHAR (12) SID+NID+BSC ID
User Zone (26/11) CHAR (10) User zone ID
Forward Mux Option CHAR (10) Forward multiplex option
(26/12)
Reverse Mux CHAR (10) Reverse multiplex option
Option(26/13)
Service CHAR (10) CDMA data service: 33
Option(26/16)
Forward Traffic CHAR (10) Forward communication types:
Type(26/17) active channel and standby
channel
0=Primary,1=Secondary
Reverse Traffic CHAR (10) Reverse communication types:
Type(26/18) active channel and standby
channel
0=Primary,1=Secondary

Chapter 2 Bill Data
Maximum
Length
Fundamental Frame CHAR (10) Basic channel frame size:
Size(26/19) 0=unsure,1=5,2=20ms
Forward CHAR (10) Forward basic resource level
Fundamental
RC(26/20)
Reverse CHAR (10) Reverse basic resource level
Fundamental
RC(26/21)
IP CHAR (10) IP technology type:
Technology(26/22) 1=Simple IP 2=Mobile IP
Compulsory Tunnel CHAR (10) Forced tunnel type
Indicator(26/23) 0=no tunnel;1=unsafe tunnel
2=safe tunnel
Release CHAR (10) Cause of transmitting Accounting
Indicator(26/24) stop
DCCH Frame CHAR (20) Special format for controlling
Format(26/50) channel frame
Data Octet Count CHAR (10) Number of bytes transmitted to
(Terminating)(43) user
Data Octet Count CHAR (10) Number of bytes transmitted by
(Originating)(42) user
Bad PPP Frame CHAR (10) Bad frame deserted by PSDN.
Count,(26/25)
Event Time(55) CHAR (10) The start time in start Bill, the
stop time in stop Bill, second
number since 00:00:00 of
January 1st, 1970
Active Time(26/49) CHAR (10) Session duration calculated by
PCF end (in seconds)
Number of Active CHAR (10) Switching times from dormancy
Transitions(26/30) to active in one PPP connection
SDB Octet Count CHAR (10) Number of bytes user received
(Terminating)(26/31 through SDB (short data burst)
) mode
SDB Octet Count CHAR (10) Number of bytes user sent
(Originating) through SDB (short data burst)
(26/32) mode
Number of SDBs CHAR (10) Times that user received SDB
(Terminating) (short data burst)
(26/33)
Number of SDBs CHAR (10) Times that user sent SDB (short
(Originating) data burst)
(26/34)
Number of HDLC CHAR (10) HDLC received by AGW (bytes of
layer bytes advanced data link layer)
received(26/43)

Maximum
Length
In-Bound Mobile IP CHAR (10) Signaling traffic of mobile IP,
Signaling Octet bytes of MIP signaling user
Count(26/46) received
Outbound Mobile IP CHAR (10) Signaling traffic of mobile IP,
Signaling Octet bytes of MIP signaling user sent
Count(26/47)
IP Quality of Service CHAR (10) User quality level code of IP
(QOS)(26/36) network (most are Best Effort at
present)
Airlink Quality of CHAR (10) Wireless link quality code
Service
(QOS)(26/39)
Airlink Record CHAR (10) 1=establish connection;2=start
Type(26/40) activate;3=end activate;4=SDB
record
R-P Session CHAR (10) R-P session ID
ID(26/41)
Airlink Sequence CHAR (10) Wireless link serial number
Number(26/42)
Mobile Originated / CHAR (10) 0=start;1=end
Mobile Terminated
Indicator(26/45)
MDN CHAR(20) User mobile phone number
User Type CHAR(1) 0:general;1:PPC;2:WvPN;3:IVPN
NAI home location CHAR(3) CDMA city code
ID
Roaming ID CHAR (1) 0:local;1:interprovincial roaming
in;2:interprovincial roaming out
3:international roaming
in;4:international roaming out
(default: judge by IMSI)
ESN(26/52) CHAR(19) Mobile phone electronic serial
number
Unused CHAR (10) Reserved
Unused CHAR (10) Reserved
Billing container Length
(26/6)
Line feed 1 ‘\n’
Bill Types AAA System supports two types of Bill formats. These two types
of formats are as follows:
Detailed Bill
Normal Bill

Chapter 2 Bill Data
Detailed Bill
Bill Name Structure of detailed bill name is as follows:
AMMDDHHMMnnn.acc
A stands for A100, MM for month, DD for day, HH for hour, MM
for minute and nnn for 3-digit serial number of a bill file (001-
999). For example, the name of a Bill file generated on 2004-11-
4 10:22:09 is “A11041022089.acc”.
Bill Format Format of detailed bill is as follows:
2006-11-4 10:22:09
Acct-Authentic = RADIUS
Acct-Session-Id = ZTE25587
Acct-Status-Type = Start
Calling-Station-Id = 460030907310004
Correlation_Id = ZTE35647
Framed-IP-Address = 10.10.0.50
NAS-IPv4-Address = 194.136.81.83
NAS-Port-Type = CDMA2000
Beginning Session = True
3GPP2_BSID = 000D00010000
3GPP2_Comp_Flag = no tunnel
Event_TimeStamp = 1070014404
3GPP2_FMUX = 1
3GPP2_FRC = 2
3GPP2_FISZE = 20ms frame
3GPP2_FTYPE = Primary
3GPP2_F_SIZE = 0
3GPP2_IP_Tech = Simple IP
3GPP2_PCF IP_Addr = 194.136.81.220
3GPP2_RMUX = 1
3GPP2_R-P_Session_ID = 0
3GPP2_RRC = 3
3GPP2_RTYPE = Primary
3GPP2_SO = 33
3GPP2_User_ID = 0
MDN = 13100000001
NAIFlag = 000
USER_TYPE = 0
ESN = 12345678
UserName = sleep

Normal Bill
Bill Name Structure of normal bill name is as follows:
File type + file generated time (accurate to
year/month/date/hour/minute) + serial number (4 digits)
The file type is four digits: First is roaming flag (0: non-roaming;
1: roaming in; 2 roaming out), Second is service type flag (0:
general; 1: PPC; 2:WVPN; 3:IVPN), and the two digits are
reserved digits. For example, “00002004101310330023.acc”
stands for a local bill of a general user, generated on 2004-10-
13 10:33.
Bill Format Format of normal bill is as follows:
A Bill file consists of file header part and file body part. Format
of Bill header is shown in Table 10.
TABLE 10 THE FORMAT OF BILL HEADER
Maximum
Length
Record type CHAR (2)CHAR(2) First record=01
File number CHAR (4)CHAR(4) Sort from 001 and reset
after sorting
File version number CHAR (2) 00
Date on which the CHAR (8) YYYYMMDD
file is generated.
First session date CHAR (8) YYYYMMDD
First session time CHAR (6) HHMMSS
Last session date CHAR (8) YYYYMMDD
Last session time CHAR (6) HHMMSS
Number of file CHAR (10) Right align, add 0 on the left
records Right justified and left filled
with 0s
Line feed CHAR (1)CHAR(1)

Chapter 2 Bill Data
Example:
010001002006041920060419171228200604191712340000000004
1 1 450030907310001 10.1.0.1 dns
123><=r8 12345678 0 194.136.81.7
194.136.81.220 0 1
0 2000 1500 1145437948 400
0
2 1 450030907310001 10.1.0.1 dns

123><=r8 12345678 0 194.136.81.7
194.136.81.220 0
1 0
2000 1500 1145437952 400 0
First row is bill head and every row which begins with number is
one billing record. Billing records are separated by new line
denotation, and written consecutively in CDR. The length of bills
are indefinite.
Original CDRs adopts ASCII text format, the attribute values of
CDRs are arranged in sequence. The attributes are separated by
"\t". When generating billing records, if the corresponding
attribute value is null, then the attributes are directly separated
by list separator, there is no other signs between list separators.


Chapter 3
Bill Transmission
Overview
Introduction This chapter briefly introduces the procedure for bill transmission
and setting FTP site for bill transmission.
Topic Page No.

Bill Transmission 37
Configuring FTP Site 37
Setting FTP Site 40
Bill Transmission
Billing server is connected with the collecting machine of the
billing center through a network cable. Bills are transmitted to
billing center through FTP protocol. Set the billing server as an
FTP server using FTP service process of system. Billing center
can access billing server and collects the generated bills. At
present, Bills are transmitted through FTP.
Configuring FTP Site

Purpose This topic describes the procedure to configure FTP site for dual-
computers.
Prerequisites Meet the following conditions to configure FTP site.
Directories on the disk array.
IP address is in cluster IP address form.

Internet Information Services (IIS) components are installed

on AAA server.
FTP Publishing Service and IIS Admin Service was enabled.
Steps To configure the FTP site, perform the following steps.
1. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel on windows
taskbar.
2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs icon and then click
Add/Remove Windows Components icon from left pane
of Add or Remove Program window.
FIGURE 22 WINDOWS COMPONENT WIZARD
3. Select Internet Information Service (IIS) check box and

then click Details button on Windows Components
Wizard dialog box as shown in Figure 22.

Chapter 3 Bill Transmission
FIGURE 23 INTERNET INFORM ATION SERVICE DIALOG BOX
4. Select Internet Information Services Manager and File

Transfer Protocol (FTP) Service check boxes and then
click Ok button on Internet Information Services (IIS)
dialog box as shown in Figure 23.
5. Click Next button on Windows Components Wizard dialog
box as shown in Figure 22.
Note: Setup starts configuring the components and takes
time.

FIGURE 24 COMPLETING THE WINDOWS COMPONENTS WIZARD
6. Click Finish button on Completing the Windows

Components Wizard dialog box as shown in Figure 24.
END OF STEPS
Setting FTP Site

Purpose This topic describes the procedure for setting FTP site to transfer
Bill files using FTP mode and installation of Internet Information
Services (IIS).
Prerequisite Windows operating system is installed and running properly.
Steps To set the FTP site perform following steps.
1. Click Start > program > managing tools > Internet
service manager and then delete default FTP site >
PBSdata virtual directory.
2. Right-click and select default FTP site and then Attribute
from menu.

FIGURE 25 SETTING FTP SITE (1)
Parameters Description:
Description It is brief introduction of FTP
site
IP Address It is the IP address of server
for storing bill
TCP Port It the TCP port number.
Default value is 21.
3. Enter parameters in Description, IP Address and TCP Port

fields on Default FTP Site (Stopped) properties dialog
box as shown in Figure 25.
4. Click Security Accounts tab on Default FTP Site
(Stopped) properties dialog box as shown in Figure 25.

5. Uncheck Allow anonymous connections on Security

Account tab page as shown in Figure 26.
6. Click Home Directory tab on Default FTP Site (Stopped)
properties dialog box as shown in Figure 25.

Local path It is the path of storing bill
7. Enter or browse the Local Path and select Read, Write and
Log visits check boxes as shown in Figure 27.
8. Click Directory Security tab on Default FTP Site
(Stopped) properties dialog box as shown in Figure 25.

9. Select Granted access radio button on Directory Security

tab page and then click Apply button as shown in Figure 28.
10. Click OK button on Default FTP Site properties dialog box
as shown in Figure 28.
END OF STEPS

Appendix A
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Description
3
3G The third generation mobile communications
A
AAA Authentication, Authorization and Accounting
AAL2 ATM Adaptation Layer type 2
AAL5 ATM Adaptation Layer type 5
ACK Acknowledgement
AH Authentication Header
ASN Access Service Network
ASP Application Service Provider
ASN-GW Access Service Network Gateway
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
B
BSS Base Station Subsystem
C
CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
CHUB Control HUB
CM Configuration Management
COA Care Of Address
CPLD Complex Programmable Logic Device
D
DB Database
DBA Database Agent
DBIO Database Input & Output
DBS Database Subsystem
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DHCP Server Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server
DRC Data Rate Control
E
EMS Element Management System
F
FA Foreign Agent
FE Fast Ethernet
FISU Fill-in Signaling Unit
G
GDSN General Data Serving Node
GE Giga Ethernet
GLI GE Line Interface
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
GRE Generic Routing Encapsulation
H
HA Home Agent
HLR Home Location Register
HSSL High Speed Serial Link
I
ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol
IETF Internet Engineering Task Force
IKE Internet Key Exchange
IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity
IPCP IP Control Protocol
IPSec IP Security
Ipv6 IP Version 6
IRM International Roaming MIN
Internet Security Association and Key
ISAKMP
Management Protocol
L
L2TP Layer2 Tunnel Protocol
LAN Local Area Network
LCP Link Control Protocol
LSSU Link Status Signaling Unit
M
MIP Mobile IP
MS Mobile Station

Appendix A Abbreviations
MSID Mobile Station Identifier
MSIN Mobile Station Identification Number
MSISDN Mobile Station ISDN number
MSU Message Signal Unit
N
NAI Network Access Identifier
NCP Network Control Protocol
NE Network Element
NGN Next Generation Network
NMC Network Management Center
NMS Network Management Subsystem
O
OMC Operations & Maintenance Center
OMM Operation Maintenance Module
P
PAP Password Authentication Protocol
PPP Point to Point Protocol
PPTP PPP Tunnel Protocol
PSI PCF Session Identity
Q
QoS Quality of Service
R
RADIUS Remote Authentication Dial In User Service
RSVP Resource Reservation Protocol
S
STM Synchronous Transfer Mode
T
TCP Transfer Control Protocol
TOS Type Of Service
U
UDP User Datagram Protocol
UDR User Data Record
UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
V
VPN Virtual Private Network
VTP Virtual Tunnel Protocol

W
WAN Wide Area Network
WDP Wireless Datagram Protocol
WDSS Wireless Data Services System
WIN Wireless Intelligent Network
WVPN Wireless Virtual Private Network

Glossary
3G 3G refers to next generation of mobile communication systems.

These offer enhanced services, such as multimedia and video.
Main 3G technologies include UMTS and cdma2000.
3GPP 3GPP was formed in December 1998 as a collaboration
agreement bringing together a number of telecommunication
standards bodies. These standards bodies are referred to as
Organizational Partners. Aim of 3GPP was to produce globally
applicable technical specifications for third generation mobile
systems based on evolved GSM Core Networks and the radio
access technology Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (UTRAN).
3GPP2 3GPP2 is a sister project to 3GPP and is a collaboration
agreement regarding third generation mobile networks. It is
comprised of five Standards Development Organizations similar
to Organizational Partners in 3GPP. 3GPP2 mainly deals with the
following five areas: A-interface system, CDMA2000, American
National Standards Institute-41 (ANSI-41), wireless packet data
inter-working, and services & systems aspects.
AAA It is a system, which is implemented to securely determine the
identity and privileges of a user and to track that user's activities.
FA A Foreign Agent (FA) is a node in a Mobile IP (MIP) network that
enables roamed IP users to register on the foreign network. The
FA will communicate with the Home Agent (HA) to enable IP
datagram’s to be transferred between the home IP network and
the roamed IP user on the foreign network.
FTP A client server application protocol using well known ports 20
and 21. It uses the services of Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP) to provide reliability in the transfer of data files between
network nodes. FTP was first defined as a standard in Request
for Comments (RFC 959).
Home Access Home cdma2000 cellular network of the mobile subscribed users.
Provision For the data service, a user can have different home networks.
Network
Home IP Home network providing the user with IP-based data services,
Network serving as the route home network of user NAI. This network
can be enterprise private network, public ISP access network or
cdma2000 network.
Intermediate Intermediate AAA, located in an intermediate network, is in
AAA security relationships with the service AAA and home AAA. It is
used to safely transmit AAA messages between the service AAA
and home AAA. In some cases, there may be more than one
intermediate AAA between the service AAA and the home AAA.

Intermediate The management domain networking containing the

AAA Network intermediate AAA.
Packet Data The packet switching data service provided by cdma2000
Service network for the mobile user.
Packet Data One service option provides one method. It is used for setting up
Service Option and maintaining cdma2000 service channel used by the packet
data services between MS and radio network.
Packet Data An instance in which the user continuously uses the packet data
Session service. A packet data session starts when the user activates the
packet data service and ends when the user/network terminates
the packet data service. During a specific packet data session,
the user can change the position with the same IP address.
PPP Session A specific PPP connection instance maintained between MS and
AGW. PPP session is held when the MS is in dormant status.
When the user has inter-RN handoff, AGW keeps unchanged, so
PPP session keeps unchanged. If AGW changes, a new PPP
session is set up for the user at the target AGW side.
Radio Network In the network reference model, RN is equal to the BS. In this
file, terms PCF and RN are the same, in the description of the R-
P interface handoff.
Service cdma2000 network operated by the home service supplier or
Provision visiting service supplier. The relationship between home service
Network supplier and user is commercial customer relationship. The
visiting service supplier and home service supplier makes service
agreement to provide the visitor user with access service.
Visiting Access cdma2000 cellular network providing roaming user with access
Provision service.
Network
Visitor AAA AAA server resident on the visiting access provision network.

Figures
Figure 1 Billing System Structure.........................................2

Figure 2 Accounting System Interfaces .................................3
Figure 3 AAA OMC Server Welcome Window ..........................4
Figure 4 AAA OMC Client Welcome Window ...........................5
Figure 5 OMC Client Login Window .......................................5
Figure 6 NetMumen (TM) Unified Management System Window 6
Figure 7 Configuration Management Tab Page .......................7
Figure 8 System Static Information Configuration Dialog Box ...7
Figure 9 Information Message box .......................................8
Figure 10 Configuration Management Tab Page......................9
Figure 11 System static Information Configuration Dialog Box..9
Figure 12 Information Message Box ................................... 10
Figure 13 Configuration Management Tab Page.................... 11
Figure 14 System Static Information Configuration Dialog Box11
Figure 16 Configuration Management Tab Page.................... 13
Figure 17 Available Attributes Dialog Box ............................ 14
Figure 19 ZXPDSS-A100 Install Configure Dialog Box............ 15
Figure 20 Program Option Tab Page ................................... 16
Figure 21 ZXPDSS A100 Install Configure Message Box......... 16
Figure 22 Windows Component Wizard ............................... 38
Figure 23 Internet Information Service Dialog Box ............... 39
Figure 24 Completing the Windows Components Wizard ........ 40
Figure 25 Setting FTP Site (1) ........................................... 41


Table
Table 1 Chapter Summary ...................................................i

Table 2 Typographical Conventions ...................................... ii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions .................................. ii
Table 4 Topics in Chapter 1.................................................1
Table 5 Topics in Chapter 2............................................... 17
Table 6 UDR Fields........................................................... 17
Table 7 Additional Billing Record ........................................ 21
Table 8 Type Description of Billing Fields............................. 21
Table 9 Bill Body Format................................................... 30
Table 10 The Format of Bill Header .................................... 34
Table 11 Topics in Chapter 3 ............................................. 37


Index
3G 49 FTP Site .......................41, 43

3GPP ................................. 49 Fundamental Frame Size...... 19
AAA .............................. 1, 45 GSM................................... 49
AAA server ...........................1 IP address .......................... 37
Active Time ........................ 20 Message ............................ 49
Agent ........................... 45, 46 mobile .............................. 49
Bill ................................ 1, 37 Mobile IP ........................... 46
Bill Generation ......................2 MSID ................................ 17
billing ................................ 37 Original Bill Path ................. 16
billing center ...................... 37 PAP.................................... 47
billing server ...................... 37 PPP................................... 50
Channel ............................. 50 RADIUS ............................... 47
CHAP................................... 45 Release Indicator ................ 19
collecting ........................... 37 Reverse Fundamental RC ..... 19
Correlation ID..................... 21 Session ............................. 50
Event Time......................... 20 Transmission...................... 37
Forward Fundamental RC ..... 19 UDR.............................17, 21
FTP ............................. 37, 40 UMTS ................................. 49
FTP Bill Path ....................... 16 VPN.................................... 47
FTP site ....................... 37, 40

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ZXMBW AAA

Copyright © 2006 ZTE CORPORATION.

The ultimate right to interpret this product resides in ZTE CORPORATION.

Date Revision No. Serial No. Reason for Issue

Your evaluation Accessibility:

About This Manual ............................................................ i

Declaration of RoHS Compliance..................................... v

Billing System .................................................................. 1

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

What Is in This Manual

TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION i

Mouse TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

ii Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

How to Get in Touch

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION iii

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iv Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

To minimize the environmental impact and take more

The ZXMBW AAA AAA Server manufactured by ZTE

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION v

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vi Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

TABLE 4 TOPICS IN CHAPTER 1

Topic Page No.

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 1

FIGURE 1 BILLING SYSTEM STRUCTURE

RADIUS AAA Server

BSC/ PCF AGW

2 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

Description Brief introduction of each functional entity in billing system is as

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 3

Starting OMC Server

FIGURE 3 AAA OMC SERVER WELCOME WINDOW

Starting OMC Client

4 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

FIGURE 4 AAA OMC CLIENT WELCOME WINDOW

Logging into OMC Client

FIGURE 5 OMC CLIENT LOGIN WINDOW

2. Enter User Name and then click OK on Login window as

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 5

FIGURE 6 NETNUMEN (TM) UNIFIED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WINDOW

Setting Bill Interval

6 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

FIGURE 7 CONFIGURATION M ANAGEMENT TAB P AGE

3. Select ChangeTableInterval on the System Static

FIGURE 8 SYSTEM STATIC INFORM ATION CONFIGURATION DIALOG BOX

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4. Enter Value and then click OK button on System Static

FIGURE 9 INFORM ATION MESSAGE BOX

5. Click OK button on Information message box as shown in

Setting Bill Reserve Time

8 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

FIGURE 10 CONFIGURATION M AN AGEMENT TAB P AGE

3. Select BillReserveMonths and then click button on

FIGURE 11 SYSTEM STATIC INFORM ATION CONFIGURATION DIALOG BOX

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4. Enter Value and then click OK button on System Static

FIGURE 12 INFORMATION MESSAGE BOX

5. Click OK button on Information message box as shown in

Setting Bill Format

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FIGURE 13 CONFIGURATION M AN AGEMENT TAB P AGE

Notes Property of RFC2138 and RFC2139 in Table 8 is “26/* (* is

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