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Subscription Attributes

 

Some methods take attributes for subscriptions as follows.

sessionTimeout

  • Timeout for the service.

  • Value—Number of seconds in the range –1 through 2147483647

  • Guideline— –1 indicates no timeout.

  • Example—600

downStreamBandwidth

  • Traffic rate between the subscriber and the network.

  • Value—Number of bits per second in the range 0–2147483647

  • Example—10000

upStreamBandwidth

  • Traffic rate between the network and subscriber.

  • Value—Number of bits per second in the range 0–2147483647

  • Example—5000

sessionTag

  • Tag that the software uses to track a session for accounting purposes.

  • Value—Text string

  • Example—News:Joe

subscriptionUsername

  • Name of the subscriber to the service.

  • Value—Text string

  • Example—Joe

subscriptionPassword

  • Password for the service.

  • Value—Text string

  • Example—Secret

substitutions

  • Attributes and values that the method should substitute for existing settings.

  • Value—Array of strings; each array has the format <substitutionType>=<substitutionValue>

  • Example—Port=9999

serviceIdentifier

  • Name of the service identifier to the service.

  • Value—The value ranges from −0 through 4,294,967,295

  • Example—600

ratingGroup

  • Rating Group associated with the service.

  • Value—The value ranges from −0 through 4,294,967,295

  • Example—600

grantTotalOctets

  • Total number of input and output octet threshold value for the granted service unit.

  • Value—Number of octets in the range −0 through 9,223,372,036,854,775,807

  • Example—600

grantOutOctets

  • Total number of output octet threshold value for the granted service unit.

  • Value—Number of octets in the range −0 through 9,223,372,036,854,775,807

  • Example—600

grantInOctets

  • Total number of input octet threshold value for the granted service unit.

  • Value—Number of octets in the range −0 through 9,223,372,036,854,775,807

  • Example—600

Note

You can configure the granted service unit attributes by using the input-octets, output-octets, or total-octets or by using both input-octets and output-octets. The serviceIdentifier, ratingGroup, grantTotalOctets, grantOutOctets, and grantInOctets attributes are specific for Gx service subscriptions.