Radius client CDR
A comma-separated CDR is written for each request received by the Radius Client process. Each request triggers a single RADIUS request to a single server generating a CDR.
| The Radius Client CDR Samples section contains a sample of each CDR sample type. |
| Field | Name | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
|
The subscriber’s MSISDN in international format. |
||
2 |
|
The CDR Service ID. This is 93 for Radius Client CDRs. |
||
3 |
|
The transaction type. This is 0 for Radius Client CDRs. |
||
4 |
|
Alphanumeric string that displays the ID of the network operator for which the CDR was produced. |
||
5 |
|
The date the request was generated. Format = |
||
6 |
|
The time the request was generated. Format = |
||
7 |
|
The RADIUS message type: options
|
||
8 |
|
The Diameter Gx
|
||
9 |
|
The subscriber’s IPv4 address supplied by the PCRF. |
||
10 |
|
The subscriber’s IPv6 address supplied by the PCRF. |
||
11 |
|
The value of the class attribute of the RADIUS message.
|
||
12 |
|
The number of RADIUS requests sent. |
||
13 |
|
The number of RADIUS acknowledgement messages received. |
||
14 |
|
The name of the installed PCC Rule. |
||
15 |
|
The name of the plan from which the PCC rule came. |
Radius client CDR samples
Radius Client CDR Start Sample
00041000080701020304050607,93,0,tenantA,2018-09-18,15:06:52,1,192.168.25.181:4870:1537279612:0,192.168.0.0,,optim,1,1,PCC_RULE_1,