SessionRule
This section describes how to configure SessionRule Service.
The SessionRule service configuration consists of policy information elements that are associated with a PDU session. The object configures the QoS attributes for the default bearer.
Before setting the service parameters, ensure that you create a use case template and add a service for this configuration. For details, see Configuring the Use Case Template and Adding a Service.
To configure the SessionRule service, use the following configuration:
-
Log in to Policy Builder.
-
Click the Services tab.
-
Configure the following parameters:
-
From the Use Case Template pane, select the N7 service configuration object.
-
From the Service Configurations pane, select SessionRule.
-
Click Add.
-
-
From the N7 service configuration, click SessionRule.
The service configuration parameters appear in the right pane.
-
Configure one or more of the following SessionRule parameters:
-
Sess Rule Id: Enter a unique value to identify the session rule within a PDU session.
-
Uplink: This parameter is the Aggregate Maximum Bit Rate (AMBR) for the uplink frequency. Configure the value of this parameter in BitRate.
-
Downlink: This parameter is the AMBR for the downlink frequency. Configure the value of this parameter in BitRate.
-
5qi: This 5G QoS Identifier identifies a specific QoS forwarding behavior for a 5G QoS flow. Configure a numeric value for this parameter.
-
Arp: Configure the following Allocation Retention Priority levels:
-
Priority Level: Configure this parameter to define the relative importance of a resource request.
-
Preempt Cap: Configure this parameter to define a service data flow to reassign the resources. These resources are already assigned to another service data flow with a lower priority level.
-
Preempt Vuln: Configure this parameter to define a service data flow to lose the assigned resources for admitting a service data flow with a higher priority level.
-
-
Priority Level: Configure this parameter to indicate the 5QI priority level. Enter a value from 1 through 127, where 1 implies the highest level, and 127 implies the lowest level.
-
Aver Window: Configure this parameter to indicate the Averaging Window, which is in milliseconds. Enter a value from 1 through 4095, where 1 implies the minimum averaging level and 4095 implies the maximum averaging level.
-
Max Data Burst Vol: Configure this parameter to indicate the Maximum Data Burst Volume, which is in bytes. Enter a value from 1 through 4095, where 1 implies the minimum data burst volume and 4095 implies the maximum data burst volume.
-
-
Click Add.