If you want to use 5G with HTTP/2 agents, you require a 5G profile configuration. You can select the profile that you configure in the HTTP/2 Server agent configuration.
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General Tab
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Setting | Description |
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3GPP Version |
Version Select | Select the version of 3GPP to apply to the 5G Profile.
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Enable Custom Specification |
Click this to use the custom version of the specification of NRF NFManagement Service. See Custom Specification Enabled for more information.
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OpenAPI Profile | Select the OpenAPI profile for specification of NRF NFManagement Service. | |
Enable Validation | Validate the request for NF (Network Function) registration, heartbeat and de-registration against the OpenAPI schema provided from the OpenAPI profile. | |
Configure Server Settings | ||
Path | Enter the exact path to where the HTTP request will register, de-register and update the NF profile in the NRF. Example: /nnrf-nfm/v1/nf-instances/ | |
Configure NF Settings | ||
NF Instance name | Enter the name of the NF instance for the NF type that you want to use |
. This field supports parameterization using ${} syntax, see Appendix 1 - Profiles for more information on how parameterization works. | |
NF type | A list of various NF types is available for selection. The default is set to CHF (charging function). For more information on each NF type, refer to the specification in 3GPP TS 29.510, https://portal.3gpp.org/desktopmodules/Specifications/SpecificationDetails.aspx?specificationId=3345. |
Heartbeat timer | Enter |
the frequency (in seconds) for the NF registration to be updated |
in the NRF. | |
NF Registration status | Select the registration status that you want to have updated. |
The following status options are available:
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FQDN | Enter the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) for the NF instance. |
Support NRF Change | Select this option to allow the NRF server to modify the heartbeat timer provided by the NRF client upon registration. |
FQDN
Enter the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) for the NF instance.
IPv4 Address List | You can add the IPv4 address(es) for the NF instance. |
IPv6 Address List | You can add the IPv6 address(es) for the NF instance. |
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Note! You must enter at least an FQDN, an IPv4 address or an IPv6 address, but you are not required to make an entry for all of these fields. In addition, you can enter any combination of the three fields that you require. |
Advanced Parameters Tab
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In this tab, you can add settings in a JSON configuration in accordance with 6.2.6.2.3 "Type: NFProfile" as defined in 3 the specification GPP 3GPP TS 29.510, https://portal.3gpp.org/desktopmodules/Specifications/SpecificationDetails.aspx?specificationId=3345. See the example below:
Examples for Advanced Parameters
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Note!Values set in the Advanced Parameters tab will override those set in the General tab. |
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Json configuration of advanced parameter
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{
"nfProfileChangesSupportInd": true,
"nfProfileChangesInd": true,
"allowedPlmns": [
{
"mcc":"262-01",
"mnc":"302-720"
}
],
"allowedNfTypes": [
"PCF",
"CHF"
],
"allowedNfDomains": [
"www.domainname.com"
]
} |
Custom Specification Enabled
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Parameterized Json Configuration of Advanced Parameter
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{
"nfProfileChangesSupportInd": true,
"nfProfileChangesInd": true,
"allowedPlmns": [
{
"mcc":"${5g.mcc}",
"mnc":"${5g.mnc}"
}
],
"allowedNfTypes": [
"PCF",
"CHF"
],
"allowedNfDomains": [
"${5g.nfDomains}"
]
} |
This example would result in three dynamic fields being generated and configurable per workflow:
5g - mcc
5g - mnc
5g - nfDomains
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When custom specification is enabled in 5G Profile, HTTP/2 Server agent will not perform registration of NF (Network Function) automatically during the startup of the workflow. The HTTP/2 Server agent will instead, wait to receive the NRFspecificationUDR
in order to perform NF registration, heartbeat and de-registration. You can refer to the example below:
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