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To open the PCC Policy Control screen, click on the Manage screen option in Desktop and then click on the PCC Policy Control button.
In the Web UI you add, edit, copy and delete settings for:
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The Web UI Start Page
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If your chosen web browser is Firefox, because Firefox does not accept self-signed certificates, you can use Java keytool to create a keystore that is signed by a trusted authority, or you can create a keystore using the following command, and add exceptions to Firefox:
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Repeat these steps for the EC, entering the <EC host>:<EC port> in step 4.
PCC Policy Control screen
In the PCC Policy Control screen you can view, add, edit and remove populated definitions for:
- Rules Mappings
- PCC Rules
- Charging Rules
- Static Rules
- Dynamic Rules
- Flow Informations
- IP Filter Routes
- IP Filter Ports
- Flows
- Final Indication Rules
- Periods
- Periods
- QoS Information
- Allocation Retention Policy
See Rules Data Model for information about the different definitions and their respective fields.
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Whenever configurations are viewed, added, edited, copied, or deleted, this is being logged for the EC log with log level INFO. is by default configured to only register log entries with log level WARNING and higher, so if you want the log entries from the PCC Web UI to be registered, change the log level to INFO instead. See /wiki/spaces/MD82/pages/3778742 for further information. |
The Web UI
In the navigation tree or in the Policy Control page, click the option for the UDR type you want to work with, in order to open the corresponding table with UDRs. See Rules Data Model and Periods Data Model Rules, for information about the different fields available for each UDR type.
Configuring the Rules Data Model
When you click one of the options, the relevant table opens up, where you can add, edit, copy or delete different UDRs.
The fields displayed in each table differ depending on the UDR type. For detailed information about the different fields in each case, see the relevant section in Rules Data Model.
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Adding a UDR
To add a UDR in the Web UI:
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Enter the values you want to have in the different fields.
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Example - The PCC Rules table and Create New PCC Rule page
Searching for a UDR
In the table page for a specific UDR type, start typing the name of the UDR that you are searching for.
The matching names are displayed. You can then select the UDR that you are searching for and edit, copy or delete it as required.
Editing a UDR
To edit a UDR in the Web UI:
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Make your changes in the different fields and click the Save Changes button.
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Example - Edit PCC Rule page
Copying a UDR
To copy a UDR in the Web UI:
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You can search for the copy by entering the ID in the Search field and edit the duplicate UDR as required. Make your changes in the different fields and click the Save Changes button.
The settings for the UDR are updated, and the new values will be listed in the table of UDRs.
Example - Copy a PCC Rule
Deleting a UDR
To delete a UDR in the Web UI, click on the icon under Actions, to the right of the UDR that you want to delete in the UDR table for the selected UDR type. Or you can select the check box to the left of UDR that you want to delete in the UDR table and click the Delete button at the top right of the page.
A message is displayed asking if you are sure that you want to delete the selected UDR.
If you click OK the selected UDR is deleted.
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Creating PCC definitions
The different definitions need to be configured in the following order:
- Periods
- Flow Information
- Dynamic Rule
- Final Indication Rule
- Static Rule
- Charging Rule
- Allocation Retention Policy
- QoS Information
- PCC Rules
- Rules Mappings
To create the different definitions:
- In the PCC Policy Control screen, click on the definition type you want to create definitions for.
A new screen will be displayed where you can see the definitions that have already been created for the selected type. - Click on the New button, fill in the mandatory information and click Save.
The definition will be saved and listed in the view, and will now be selectable when creating other definition types that depends on it.
The Create PCC Rule dialog
The Rules Mapping screen showing the Rules Mapping definitions
The reason for the order stated above is that some definitions are selectable in other definitions as follows:
- In the Dynamic Rule you select among the Flow Information definitions.
- In the Charging Rule you select among the Dynamic Rule, Final Indication Rule, and Static Rule definitions.
- In the QoS Information you select among the Allocation Retention Policy definitions.
- In the PCC Rules you can select among the Charging Rules, Periods, and QoS Information definitions.
- In the Rules Mapping you select among the PCC Rules definitions.
See Rules Data Model and Periods Data Model Rules, for more information about these dependencies.
Editing a PCC Definition
To edit the different definitions:
- In the PCC Policy Control screen, click on the definition type you want to definitions for.
A new screen will be displayed where you can see the existing definitions. - Select the check box for the definition you want to edit and click on Details in the Actions column.
A dialog opens up displaying the configuration for the definition. - Make your changes and click on the Save button.
The definition will be saved and listed in the view, and will now be selectable when creating other definition types that depends on it.
Copying PCC Definitions
To copy definitions:
- In the PCC Policy Control screen, click on the definition type you want to copy definitions for.
A new screen will be displayed where you can see the existing definitions. - Select the check box(es) for the definition(s) you want to copy and click on the Copy button.
The selected definition(s) will be copied with new ID(s) and you can then edit the definition(s) as described above.
Deleting PCC Definitions
To delete definitions:
- In the PCC Policy Control screen, click on the definition type you want delete definitions for.
A new screen will be displayed where you can see the existing definitions. - Select the check box(es) for the definition(s) you want to copy and click on the Delete button.
You will get a question if you are sure you want to delete the definition(s). - Click OK if you are sure.
The selected definition(s) will be deleted.