Tech-
invite
3GPP
space
IETF
space
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
4‑5x
TS 32.215
Telecommunication Management –
Charging management;
Charging data description for the Packet Switched (PS) domain
3GPP‑Page
ETSI‑search
ToC
↓
V5.9.0 (PDF)
2005/06 69 p.
V4.9.0
2005/06 68 p.
Rapporteur:
Mr. Goermer, Gerald
full Table of Contents for
TS 32.215
PDF version: 5.9.0
1
Scope
|R4|
p. 7
2
References
|R4|
p. 7
3
Definitions, abbreviations and symbols
|R4|
p. 9
3.1
Definitions
p. 9
3.2
Abbreviations
p. 9
3.3
Symbols
p. 10
4
Record types and contents
|R4|
p. 11
4.1
CDR Fields
p. 11
4.1.1
CDR Fields on the GSN/CGF (Ga) interface
p. 12
4.1.2
CDR Fields on the Core Network-Billing System Interface
p. 13
4.2
Charging data in SGSN (S-CDR)
p. 14
4.3
Charging data in GGSN (G-CDR)
p. 15
4.4
Mobile station mobility management data in SGSN (M-CDR)
p. 16
4.5
SMS-MO data in SGSN (S-SMO-CDR)
p. 17
4.6
SMS-MT data in SGSN (S-SMT-CDR)
p. 18
4.7
Mobile terminated location request (LCS-MT-CDR)
p. 19
4.8
Mobile originated location request (LCS-MO-CDR)
p. 20
4.9
Network induced location request (LCS-NI-CDR)
p. 21
5
Description of Record Fields
|R4|
p. 22
5.1
Access Point Name (APN) Network/Operator Identifier
p. 22
5.2
APN Selection Mode
p. 22
5.3
CAMEL Information
p. 22
5.4
Cause for Record Closing
p. 24
5.5
Cell Identifier
p. 24
5.6
Charging Characteristics
p. 24
5.7
Charging Characteristics Selection Mode
p. 25
5.8
Charging ID
p. 25
5.9
Destination Number
p. 25
5.10
Diagnostics
p. 26
5.11
Duration
p. 26
5.12
Dynamic Address Flag
p. 26
5.13
Event Time Stamps
p. 26
5.14
External Charging Identifier
p. 26
5.15
GGSN Address Used
p. 26
5.16
IMS Signalling Context
p. 26
5.17
LCS Cause
p. 27
5.18
LCS Client Identity
p. 27
5.19
LCS Client Type
p. 27
5.20
LCS Priority
p. 27
5.21
LCS QoS
p. 27
5.22
List of Traffic Data Volumes
p. 27
5.23
Local Record Sequence Number
p. 28
5.24
Location Estimate
p. 29
5.25
Location Method
p. 29
5.26
Location Type
p. 29
5.27
Measurement Duration
p. 29
5.28
Message reference
p. 29
5.29
MLC Number
p. 29
5.30
MS Network Capability
p. 29
5.31
Network Initiated PDP Context
p. 29
5.32
Node ID
p. 29
5.33
Notification to MS user
p. 29
5.34
PDP Type
p. 29
5.35
Positioning Data
p. 30
5.36
Privacy Override
p. 30
5.37
QoS Requested/QoS Negotiated
p. 30
5.38
Record Extensions
p. 30
5.39
Record Opening Time
p. 30
5.40
Record Sequence Number
p. 30
5.41
Record Type
p. 30
5.42
Recording Entity Number
p. 31
5.43
RNC Unsent Downlink Volume
p. 31
5.44
Routing Area Code/Location/Cell Identifier/Change of location
p. 31
5.45
Served IMEI
p. 31
5.46
Served IMSI
p. 31
5.47
Served MSISDN
p. 31
5.48
Served PDP Address
p. 31
5.49
Service Centre Address
p. 32
5.50
SGSN Address
p. 32
5.51
SGSN Change
p. 32
5.52
SGSN PLMN Identifier
p. 32
5.53
Short Message Service (SMS) Result
|R5|
p. 32
5.54
System Type
|R5|
p. 32
6
Charging Data Record Structure
|R4|
p. 33
6.1
ASN.1 definitions for CDR information
p. 33
7
Charging Protocols
|R4|
p. 41
7.1
CDR Transport by GTP'
p. 41
7.1.1
SGSN - CGF communication
p. 41
7.1.2
GGSN - CGF communication
p. 41
7.1.3
CGF - CGF communication
p. 42
7.1.4
Port usage
p. 42
7.1.4.1
UDP as the Path Protocol
p. 42
7.1.4.2
TCP as Path Protocol
p. 43
7.1.4.3
Network layer and lower layers
p. 43
7.1.5
Charging related requirements for PS Domain nodes
p. 43
7.2
The GTP' charging protocol
p. 43
7.2.1
Usage of GTP Header in charging
p. 43
7.2.2
Information Elements (IEs)
p. 44
7.3
GTP' Message Types
p. 44
7.3.1
List of all GTP' message types
p. 44
7.3.2
Reused GTP message types
p. 45
7.3.3
GTP message type modifications implied by GTP'
p. 46
7.3.4
GTP' message types
p. 46
7.3.4.1
Node Alive Request
p. 46
7.3.4.2
Node Alive Response
p. 47
7.3.4.3
Redirection Request
p. 47
7.3.4.4
Redirection Response
p. 48
7.3.4.5
Data Record Transfer Request
p. 49
7.3.4.5.1
General logic
p. 49
7.3.4.5.2
Information Elements in Data Record Transfer Request
p. 51
7.3.4.5.3
Packet Transfer Command IE
p. 51
7.3.4.5.4
Data Record Packet IE
p. 53
7.3.4.5.5
Sequence Numbers of Released Packets IE
p. 53
7.3.4.5.6
Sequence Numbers of Cancelled Packets IE
p. 54
7.3.4.5.7
Private Extension IE
p. 54
7.3.4.6
Data Record Transfer Response
p. 54
7.3.4.7
Examples of GTP' messaging cases
p. 55
7.3.4.7.1
Case 1: The normal CDR packet transfer
p. 56
7.3.4.7.2
Case 2: The GSN-CGF1 connection breaks before a successful CDR reception
p. 57
7.3.4.7.3
Case 3: The GSN-CGF1 connection breaks after a successful CDR reception
p. 59
7.4
Data Record Format in GTP'
p. 60
7.4.1
Standard Data Record Format
p. 61
7.4.2
Private Data Record Formats
p. 61
7.5
Data Record Format Version for CDRs
p. 61
7.6
CGF - BS Protocol Interface
p. 61
7.6.1
The transfer protocols at CGF - BS interface
p. 61
7.6.2
The format of the CDRs at CGF - BS interface
p. 62
A
(Normative) Charging characteristics
|R4|
p. 63
B
Change history
p. 67