HSS9860 V900R008C20 Subscriber Data Management (GU)

HSS9860 V900R008
Subscriber Data
Management (GU)
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Foreword
 The PGW manages subscriber data.
 Questions:
This course is designed to solve the following problems:

 Which types of service data does the PGW manage?
 How does the PGW manage the service data?
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objectives
 Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
 Learn about the common UMTS services and data

configuration
 Know the basic operations on the PGW Web LMT
Contents
1. UMTS Services
2. Subscriber Data Management
3. Network Function Management
UMTS Service Classification
 Teleservices
 Supplementary services
 ODB services
 CAMEL services
 Protocol-specific enhanced services
 Other protocol-specific services
 Feature services
Teleservices
 Telephony service (TS11)

 Emergency call (TS12)
 Mobile terminated short message service (SM MT) (TS21)
 Mobile originated short message service (SM MO) (TS22)
Teleservices - Telephony Service (TS11)
 Service Description
 The telephony service is a type of voice service. Calls can be classified into
mobile originated calls (MOCs) and mobile terminated calls (MTCs) according
to the location of mobile subscribers during calls.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the TS11 service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Open the HSS9860 Service Management window.
 Run the MOD TS command to provide or withdraw the TS11 service.
 To provide the TS11 service, set Provide the telephony service to TRUE.
 To withdraw the TS11 service, set Provide the telephony service to FALSE.
Teleservices - Emergency Call (TS12)
 According to GSM protocols, subscribers can make emergency calls without a
SIM/USIM card. An emergency call takes precedence over an ordinary call.
 Scenario
 Procedure
 Open the GU-HLR Service Management window.
 Run the ADD SUB command to define a subscriber. The TS12 service is
provided after the subscriber is defined. Run the RMV SUB command to delete
a subscriber. The TS12 service is withdrawn after the subscriber is deleted.
Teleservices - SM MT Service (TS21)
 The mobile-terminated short message (SM MT) service refers to a process in
which the SMC sends an SM to the mobile station (MS) and the MS sends a
report indicating success or failure of the SMS.
 Scenario
 Procedure
 To provide the TS21 service, set Provide short message MT/PP service to
TRUE.
 To withdraw the TS21 service, set Provide short message MT/PP service
to FALSE.
Teleservices - SM MO Service (TS22)
 The mobile-originated short message (SM MO) service refers to a process in
which the MS sends an SM to another MS through the SMC and the SMC sends
a report indicating success or failure of the SMS to the MS.
 Scenario
 Procedure
 To provide the TS22 service, set Provide short message MO/PP service to
TRUE.
 To withdraw the TS22 service, set Provide short message MO/PP service
to FALSE.
Supplementary Services
 Call forwarding services

 Call barring services
 Line identification services
 Call completion services
 RBT service
Supplementary Service-Call Forwarding
Services
 Call forwarding services allow the system to forward incoming calls to a third-party
number at the request of the carrier, network, or subscriber.
 The common call forwarding services include:
 Call forwarding-unconditional (CFU) service
 Call forwarding-busy (CFB) service
 Call forwarding no reply (CFNRy) service
 Call forwarding on mobile subscriber not reachable (CFNRc) service
Supplementary Services – CFU Service
 The CFU service allows the incoming calls addressed to a subscriber to be forwarded to a
third party, regardless of status of the subscriber's MS.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the CFU service on the PGW Web LMT and then provide
the CFU service for a subscriber. You can also withdraw the CFU service on the PGW Web
LMT.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data
 Run the SET INTROFF command to set Local HLR number and Country code, that is, the
number of the local HLR and the code of the country to which the local HLR belongs.
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to set the parameters related to the call forwarding
services.
 Run the SET MAPCONF command to specify whether the subscriber is provided with the
CFD service in the case of international roaming.
 Run the ADD CALLEDNA command to set the attribute of the FTN. The attribute determines
whether the FTN is a local, a national, an international, a PLMN, an information station, an
entertainment station, or a voice mailbox number.
(Continued)

Run the ADD IMSIARC command to configure the mapping between the IMSI
segments and area codes.
 Run the ADD ISDNARC command to set the mapping between FTNs and area codes.
 Run the ADD DAREA command to set the code of the area to which calls can be forwarded.
 Run the ADD CNTRCD command to set the code of the country to which calls can be
forwarded.
 Run the ADD FRFWDNO command to set forbidden FTNs.
 Run the ADD FTNNCS command to specify whether to notify the calling subscriber when the
call is forwarded. It is applicable to all the CF services.
 Run the SET DEFNCS command to specify whether to notify the calling subscriber when the
call is forwarded to an FTN that is not configured with the Forward to Number Notification to
Calling Subscriber (FTNNCS) attribute. It is applicable to all the CF services.
 Run the SET FTNTRANS command to set the translation rule of the prefixes of old and new
FTNs.
 Run the SET BWFTN command to set the FTN number segment to which calls can be
forwarded or cannot be forwarded and the default call forwarding rule for the FTN segment and the
applicable CF services.
(Continued)
 Procedure for Providing/Withdrawing the CFU Service
 Open the HSS9860 Service Management page.
 Run the MOD CF command to provide or withdraw the CFU service.
 To provide the CFU service, set Provide CFU to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CFU service, set Provide CFU to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the CFU service.
 To activate the CFU service, run the REG CFU command
 To deactivate the CFU service, run the ERA CFU command.
Supplementary Services – CFB Service
 The CFB service allows the incoming calls addressed to a subscriber to be forwarded to another number
or a voice mailbox when the subscriber is engaged in a call or service. The busy status of the subscriber
can be classified into network determined user busy (NDUB) and user determined user busy (UDUB).
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the CFB service on the PGW Web LMT and then provide the CFB
service for a subscriber. You can also withdraw the CFB service on the PGW Web LMT.
 The procedures for configuring the global data related to the CFB service and the CFU service are the
same.
 Procedure for Providing/Withdrawing the CFB Service

 Run the MOD CF command to provide or withdraw the CFB service.
 To provide the CFB service, set Provide CFB to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CFB service, set Provide CFB to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the CFB service.
 To activate the CFB service, run the REG CFB command.
 To deactivate the CFB service, run the ERA CFB command.
Supplementary Services – CFNRy Service
 The Call Forwarding No Reply (CFNRy) service allows the incoming calls addressed to a subscriber to be
forwarded to a third party when the subscriber does not answer the call within the specified time.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the CFNRy service on the PGW Web LMT and then provide the CFNRy
service for a subscriber. You can also withdraw the CFNRy service on the PGW Web LMT.
 The procedures for configuring the global data related to the CFNRy service and the CFU service are the
same.
 Procedure for Providing or Withdrawing the CFNRy Service

 Run the MOD CF command to provide or withdraw the CFNRy service.
 To provide the CFNRy service, set Provide CFNRy to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CFNRy service, set Provide CFNRy to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the CFNRy service.
 To activate the CFNRy service, run the REG CFNRY command.
 To deactivate the CFNRy service, run the ERA CFNRY command.
Supplementary Services – CFNRc Service
 The CFNRc service allows the incoming calls of the subscriber to be forwarded to a third-party subscriber
when the channel between a subscriber and the network is interrupted.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the CFNRc service on the PGW Web LMT and then provide the CFNRc
service for a subscriber. You can also withdraw the CFNRc service on the PGW Web LMT.
 The procedures for configuring the global data related to the CFNRy service and the CFU service are the
same.
 Procedure for Providing or Withdrawing the CFNRc Service

 Run the MOD CF command to provide or withdraw the CFNRc service.
 To provide or withdraw the CFNRc service, set Provide CFNRc to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CFNRc service, set Provide CFNRc to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the CFNRc service.
 To activate the CFNRc service, run the REG CFNRC command.
 To deactivate the CFNRc service, run the ERA CFNRC command.
Supplementary Services – Call Barring Services
 Call barring services are classified into barring of outgoing calls (BO) services and barring of
incoming calls (BI) services.
 The BO services consist of the following services:
 Barring of all outgoing calls (BAOC)
 Barring of all outgoing international calls (BOIC)
 Barring of outgoing international calls except those directed to the home PLMN country (BOIC-
exHC)
 The BI services consist of the following services:
 Barring of all incoming calls (BAIC)
 Barring of incoming calls when roaming outside home PLMN country (BIC-ROAM)
Supplementary Services – BAOC Service
 The BAOC service bars subscribers from making any outgoing call. After activating the
BAOC service, subscribers cannot make any call except emergency calls.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the BAOC service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD CB command to provide or withdraw the BAOC service.
 To provide the BAOC service, set Provide BAOC to TRUE.
 To withdraw the BAOC service, set Provide BAOC to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the BAOC service.
 To activate the BAOC service, run the ACT BAOC command.
 To deactivate the BAOC service, run the DEA BAOC command.
Supplementary Services – BOIC Service
 The BOIC service bars subscribers from making calls to subscribers outside the home
country of the callers.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the BAIC service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD CB command to provide or withdraw the BOIC service.
 To provide the BOIC service, set Provide BOIC to TRUE.
 To withdraw the BOIC service, set Provide BOIC to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the BOIC service.
 To activate the BOIC service, run the ACT BOIC command.
 To deactivate the BOIC service, run the DEA BOIC command.
Supplementary Services – BOIC-exHC
 The BOIC-exHC service bars subscribers from making any international call except those
directed to the home PLMN country.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the BOIC-exHC service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD CB command to provide or withdraw the BOIC-exHC service.
 To provide the BOIC-exHC service, set Provide BOICEXHC to TRUE.
 To withdraw the BOIC-exHC service, set Provide BOICEXHC to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the BOIC-exHC service.
 To activate the BOIC-exHC service, run the ACT BOICEXHC command.
 To deactivate the BOIC-exHC service, run the DEA BOICEXHC command.
Supplementary Services – BAIC Service
 The BAIC service bars subscribers from receiving any incoming call. After
activating the BAIC service, subscribers cannot receive any incoming call.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the BAIC service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD CB command to provide or withdraw the BAIC service.
 To provide the BAIC service, set Provide BAIC to TRUE.
 To withdraw the BAIC service, set Provide BAIC to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the BAIC service.
 To activate the BAIC service, run the ACT BAIC command.
 To deactivate the BAIC service, run the DEA BAIC command.
Supplementary Services – BIC-ROAM
 The BIC-ROAM service bars subscribers from receiving incoming calls when they roam
outside the home PLMN country.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the BIC-ROAM service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure

Open the HSS9860 Service Management window.

Run the MOD CB command to provide or withdraw the BIC-ROAM service.
 To provide the BIC-ROAM service, set Provide BICROM to TRUE.
 To withdraw the BIC-ROAM service, set Provide BICROM to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the BIC-ROAM service.
 To activate the BIC-ROAM service, run the ACT BICROM command.
 To deactivate the BIC-ROAM service, run the DEA BICROM command.
Supplementary Services – Line Identification
Services
 Line identification services are classified into the following types:
 Supplementary services that provide or restrict the connected line identification for callers
 Supplementary services that provide or restrict calling line identification for callees
 Line identification services are classified into the following types:

 Calling line identification presentation (CLIP) (common service)
 Calling line identification restriction (CLIR)
 Connected line identification presentation (COLP)
 Connected line identification restriction (COLR)
Supplementary Services - CLIP
 The CLIP service is a supplementary service provided for callees to view the calling
numbers.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the CLIP service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD PRERES or MOD CLIP command to provide or withdraw the CLIP
service.
 To provide the CLIP service, set Provide CLIP to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CLIP service, set Provide CLIP to FALSE.
Supplementary Services – Call Completion
Services
 Call completion services can be divided into the following types:
 Call waiting (CW) service
 Call hold (CH) service
 Completion of calls to busy subscriber (CCBS) service
Supplementary Services – CW Service
 The CW service enables a mobile subscriber to be notified of an incoming call in the
following conditions:
 There is no idle service channel for the incoming call.
 The subscriber is already engaged in a call.
 The subscriber has a call on hold.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the CW service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD CWAIT command to provide or withdraw the CW service.
 To provide the CW service, set Provide CW to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CW service, set Provide CW to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the CW service.
 To activate the CW service, run the ACT CWAIT command.
 To deactivate the CW service, run the DEA CWAIT command.
Supplementary Services – CH Service
 The CH service enables a mobile subscriber to interrupt the current call
temporarily and retrieve it later if required. When the call is interrupted, the
system reserves the traffic channel allocated for the call.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the CH service on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD HOLD command to provide or withdraw the CH service.
 To provide the CH service, set Provide HOLD to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CH service, set Provide HOLD to FALSE.
Supplementary Services – CCBS Service
 When subscriber A who is entitled to the CCBS service calls subscriber B who is in the
network-determined busy state, the CCBS service allows the call of the subscriber to be
automatically connected if subscriber B is available. As a result, subscriber A does not need
to dial the called number again.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the CCBS service and then provide the CCBS service. In
addition, you can also withdraw the CCBS service or CCBS target service.
 Run the SET MAPCONF command with Support CCBS set to TRUE to enable the HLR to
support the CCBS service.
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to set the system MAP version and set the maximum
number of activated CCBS subscribers supported by the system. Set MAP version to
GSMPHASE3 and set Max number of CCBS subscribers according to the actual site
conditions.
 Open the MML Command - GU-HLR-FE window.
 Run the ADD SCCPSSN command to configure the SCCP subsystem.
Supplementary Services – CCBS Service
(Continued)
 Procedure for Providing or Withdrawing the CCBS Service

Open the HSS9860 Service Management window.
 Run the LST CCBS or LST OSS command to query whether the subscriber subscribes to
the CCBS or CCBS target service.
 Run the MOD CCBS or MOD OSS command to register the CCBS or CCBS target
service.
 To register the service, set Provide CCBS to TRUE.
 To register the CCBS target service, set Provide CCBS target to TRUE.
 Run the MOD CCBS or MOD OSS command to withdraw the CCBS or CCBS target
service.
 To withdraw the CCBS service, set Provide CCBS to FALSE.
 To withdraw the CCBS target service, set Provide CCBS target to FALSE.
Supplementary Services - RBT Services
 In China, the common CRBT services are as follows:
 NPI CRBT service of China Unicom

Target CRBT service of China Mobile

Transitional CRBT service of China Mobile
Supplementary Services – NPI CRBT Service
of China Unicom
 The CRBT service, also named the personalized ring back tone (PRBT) service, is customized by the callee.
A CRBT can be a piece of music, an advertisement, or a greeting instead of an ordinary RBT. The NPI CRBT
service is customized for China Unicom.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the NPI CRBT service customized for China Unicom and then provide
the NPI CRBT service. In addition, you can also withdraw the NPI CRBT service customized for China
Unicom.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the NPI CRBT Service Customized for
China Unicom
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to set the parameters related to the NPI CRBT service customized for China
Unicom.
 Set PLMN-specific SS to NPI.
 Set MAP version to GSMPHASE3.
 Run the SET SELIST command to set PLMNSS service.
 If the GMSC supports the CRBT service, set PLMNSS service to RBT.
 If the GMSC does not support the CRBT service, set PLMNSS service to CRGMSC to add a CR_GMSC that
supports the CRBT call transfer.
Supplementary Services – NPI CRBT Service
of China Unicom (Continued)
 Procedure for Providing or Withdrawing the NPI CRBT Service of China Unicom
 Run the MOD PLMNSS command to provide or withdraw the NPI CRBT service
customized for China Unicom.
 Providing the NPI CRBT service customized for China Unicom
– Set Provide PLMN-SS to TRUE.
– Set PLMN Specific supplementary services to PLMN-SS-E.
 Withdrawing the NPI CRBT service customized for China Unicom
– Set Provide PLMN-SS to FALSE.
– Set PLMN Specific supplementary services to PLMN-SS-E.
Supplementary Services – Target CRBT
Service of China Mobile
 The CRBT service, also named the personalized ring back tone (PRBT) service, is customized by the
callee. A CRBT can be a piece of music, an advertisement, or a greeting instead of an ordinary RBT. The
target CRBT service is customized for China Mobile.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the target CRBT service customized for China mobile and then provide
the target CRBT service. In addition, you can also withdraw the target CRBT service customized for China
Mobile.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the Target CRBT Service Customized
for China Mobile
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to set the parameters related to the target CRBT service customized for
China Mobile.
 Set PLMN-specific SS to OBJECT.
 The procedures for providing/withdrawing the target CRBT service customized for China Mobiles and the
procedures for providing/withdrawing the NPI CRBT service customized for China Unicom are the same.
Supplementary Services – Transitional CRBT
Service of China Mobile
 The CRBT service, also named the PRBT service, is customized by the callee. A CRBT can be a piece of music, an
advertisement, or a greeting instead of an ordinary RBT. The transitional CRBT service is customized for China
Mobile.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the transitional CRBT service customized for China Mobile and then provide the
transitional CRBT service. In addition, you can also withdraw the transitional CRBT service customized for China
Mobile.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the Transitional CRBT Service Customized for China
Mobile
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to set the parameters related to the transitional CRBT service customized for
China Mobile.
 Set PLMN-specific SS to INTERIM.
 If the GMSC does not support the CRBT service, run the SET SELIST command to add a CR_GMSC that supports
the CRBT call transfer.
 Set PLMNSS service to CRGMSC.
 The procedures for providing/withdrawing the transitional CRBT service customized for China Mobile and the
procedures for providing/withdrawing the NPI CRBT service customized for China Unicom.
ODB Services
 The operator determined barring (ODB) services allow PLMN carriers to

determine service capability of subscribers in the UMTS or GSM network.
The ODB services are categorized as follows:
 ODB-barring of outgoing calls
 ODB-barring of roaming
 ODB-barring of supplementary services (ODB-SS)
 ODB-barring of registration of call forwarding (ODB-RCF)
 ODB-barring of explicit call transfer (ODB-ECT)
 ODB-barring of packet services (ODB-POS)
ODB Services
ODB Category ODB Service Service Description Configuration Commands (on the PGW
Web LMT)
Barring of ODB-barring of all outgoing calls This service bars a subscriber from making For global data configuration: SET NONSUPHND
outgoing calls or (ODB-BAOC) outgoing calls or sending short messages. For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
mobile-originated ODB-barring of outgoing international This service bars a subscriber in the home PLMN For global data configuration: SET NONSUPHND
short messages calls (ODB-BOIC) country from making outgoing calls or sending For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
short messages to an international subscriber or
bars a subscriber that roams outside the home
PLMN country from making outgoing calls or
sending short messages.
ODB-barring of outgoing international This service bars a subscriber in the home PLMN For global data configuration: SET NONSUPHND
calls except those directed to the country from making outgoing calls or sending For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
home PLMN country (ODB- short messages to an international subscriber or
BOICEXHC) allows a subscriber roaming outside the home
 PLMN country to make outgoing calls or send short
messages to only the subscribers in the home
PLMN country.
ODB-barring of outgoing calls when This service bars a subscriber roaming outside the For global data configuration: N/A
roaming outside the home PLMN home PLMN country from making outgoing calls or For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
country (ODB-BOCROAM) sending short messages.
Barring of domestic toll calls (ODB- This service bars a subscriber from making For global data configuration: N/A
PLMN Barring type 1) (ODBPB1) outgoing calls or sending short messages to a For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
national toll number.
ODB-barring of outgoing premium This service bars a subscriber from making For global data configuration: SET NONSUPHND
rate calls-information (ODB-INFO) information-based premium rate calls. For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
ODB-barring of outgoing premium This service bars a subscriber from making For global data configuration: SET NONSUPHND
rate calls-entertainment (ODB-ENTE) entertainment-based premium rate calls. For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
Barring of ODB-barring of all incoming calls This service bars a subscriber from receiving For global data configuration: SET MAPSERV
incoming calls (ODB-BAIC) incoming calls or short messages. For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
or mobile- ODB-barring of incoming calls when This service bars a subscriber roaming outside the For global data configuration: SET MAPSERV
terminated roaming outside the home PLMN home PLMN country from receiving incoming calls For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
short country (ODB-BICROAM) or short messages.
messages
ODB Services (Continued)
ODB ODB Service Service Description Configuration Commands (on the
Category PGW Web LMT)
Barring of ODB-barring of roaming outside the This service bars a subscriber from roaming outside the For global data configuration: N/A
roaming home PLMN (BROHPLMN) home PLMN. For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
ODB-barring of roaming outside the This service bars a subscriber from roaming outside the For global data configuration: N/A
home PLMN country home PLMN country. For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
(BROHPLMNC)
Barring of ODB-SS This service restricts the SS-related operations For global data configuration: SET
supplementar performed by a subscriber on the MS/UE. The subscriber NONSUPHND
y services who subscribes to the ODB-SS service cannot perform For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
access the following operations on the MS/UE:
•Registration
•deregistration
•Activation
•deactivation
ODB-RCF This service restricts the CF-related operations For global data configuration: N/A
performed by a subscriber on the MS/UE. This service For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
has the following applications:
•Barring of registration of any call forwarded-to number
•Barring of registration of any international call
forwarded-to number
•Barring of registration of any international cal forwarded-
to number except to a number within the hone PLMN
country
ODB-ECT This service bars a subscriber from enjoying the ECT For global data configuration: SET
service. NONSUPHND
For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
ODB-POS ODB-barring of packet originated This service bars a subscriber from enjoying the packet- For global data configuration: SET
services (ODB-POS) oriented services. This service has the following NONSUPHND
applications: For subscription data configuration: MOD ODB
•Barring of mobile-originated PDP context activation
•Barring of network-originated PDP context activation
CAMEL Services
 Common CAMEL services are as follows:

 O-CSI service
 T-CSI service
 GPRS-CSI service
 SMS-CSI service
CAMEL Services
CAMEL Configuration Commands (on the
Service Description
Category PGW Web LMT)
During location update of a subscriber, the Originating CAMEL For global data configuration: ADD
Subscription Information (O-CSI) is inserted to the Visited PLMN OCSITPL
O-CSI service (VPLMN) serving the subscriber. When the subscriber is called, the For subscription data configuration:
O-CSI is sent to the Interrogating PLMN (IPLMN). MOD OCSI
The Terminating CAMEL Subscription Information (T-CSI) is the For global data configuration: ADD
GMSC CAMEL subscription data of subscribers. When a mobile TCSITPL
T-CSI service subscriber is called on the GMSC, the T-CSI is sent to the IPLMN. For subscription data configuration:
The T-CSI feature is then triggered. MOD TCSI
The GPRS CAMEL Subscription Information (GPRS-CSI) service is a For global data configuration: ADD
type of Customized Applications for Mobile network Enhanced Logic
GPRS-CSI GPRSCSITPL
(CAMEL) service.
service After the GPRS-CSI service is provided, GPRS services can be For subscription data configuration:
processed as CAMEL services. MOD GPRSCSI
SMS-CSI services can be divided into the following two types:

MO-SMS-CSI service: The Mobile Originating Short Message
Service CAMEL Subscription Information (MO-SMS-CSI) service is a
(CAMEL) service. For global data configuration: ADD
It is triggered when a CAMEL subscriber originates a short message. SMSCSITPL
SMS-CSI service MT-SMS-CSI service: The Mobile Terminating Short Message
For subscription data configuration:
Service CAMEL Subscription Information (MT-SMS-CSI) service is a MOD SMSCSI
(CAMEL) service.
It is triggered when a CAMEL subscriber terminates a short
message.
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services
 Common protocol-specific enhanced services include:

 CAMEL restriction function
 Call forwarding default (CFD) service
 Barring of all outgoing calls when roaming outside home PLMN
country (BORO) service
 Call forwarding announcement suppression (CFAS) service
 Origin for forwarded-to number analysis (OFA) feature
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services –
CAMEL Restriction Function
 Carriers need to configure the HLR to flexibly control the delivery of CAMEL subscription information in different scenarios and
roaming conditions. The CAMEL restriction function includes restriction on sending the CAMEL data and customization of
CAMEL services.
 Scenario
 Configure the CAMEL restriction function, that is, configure the restriction on sending the CAMEL data and customization of
CAMEL services on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure for Configuring the Restriction on Sending the CAMEL Data
 Run the MOD CSIR command to configure the CAMEL Subscription Information (CSI) restriction list.
 Set VLR/SGSN prefix according to the actual requirement. This parameter specifies the prefix of the
VLR/SGSN/GMSC where the sending of the CAMEL data is restricted for the served roaming
subscriber.
 Procedure for Configuring Customization of CAMEL Services
 Open the GU-HLR Service Management window.
 Run the ADD OCSITPL or MOD OCSITPL command to define an O-CSI template.
 Run the ADD TCSITPL or MOD TCSITPL command to define a T-CSI template.
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to configure the global data related to the CAMEL services.
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services – CFD
Service
 The CFD service is a supplement to CFB, CFNRy, and CFNRc services. Only
carriers can set the CFD on the SMU client. Subscribers cannot control CFD by themselves.
 When a subscriber is registered with and activated the CFD service, incoming calls addressed to the subscriber are
forwarded to a third-party in any of the following cases:
 The subscriber is busy.
 The system fails to page the MS/UE of the subscriber, or the subscriber does not answer the call before the
relevant timer expires.
 The subscriber is in deactivated state.
 The location of the subscriber's MS/UE is unknown.
 The subscriber's MS/UE is inaccessible.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the CFD service and then provide the CFD service. In addition, you can also
withdraw the CFD service.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the CFD Service
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services – CFD
Service (Continued)
 Run the SET MAPCONF command to enable the HLR to support the CFD
service for international roaming.
 Set Support CFD in international roaming to TRUE.
 Run the SET BWFTN command to configure the black and white list.
 Procedure for Configuring Subscription Data
 Run the MOD CFD command to provide or withdraw the CFD service.
 To provide the CFD service, set Provide CFD to TRUE.
 To withdraw the CFD service, set Provide CFD to FALSE.
 Run the ADD FTNNCS command to configure the attribute of notifying the calling
subscriber, that is, specify whether to notify the calling subscriber in case of call forwarding
for the FTN.
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services – BORO
Service
 The BORO service bars subscribers who are roaming outside the home PLMN country from
making any outgoing calls.
 The BORO service does not affect the call origination of subscribers when they roam in the
home PLMN country.
 Scenario
 Provide or withdraw the BORO on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the MOD BORO command to provide or withdraw the BORO service.
 To provide the BORO service, set Provide BORO to TRUE.
 To withdraw the BORO service, set Provide BORO to FALSE.
 Activate or deactivate the BORO service.
 To activate the BORO service, run the ACT BORO command.
 To deactivate the BORO service, run the DEA BORO command.
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services –
CFAS Service
 The Call Forwarding Announcement Suppression (CFAS) feature allows the system to
determine whether to notify the caller when a call is forwarded in call forwarding services
such as CFU, CFB, CFNRc, and CFNRy. Assume that the caller is notified for the call
forwarding service provided to subscriber B and that the forwarded-to party is C. When
subscriber A calls subscriber B and the call is forwarded to subscriber C, subscriber A hears
an announcement indicating that the call is forwarded to subscriber C. The CFAS feature is
bundled with call forwarding services.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the CFAS service and then provide the CFAS service. In
addition, you can also withdraw the CFAS service.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the CFAS Service

 Run the SET INTROFF command to configure the local HLR number and country code.
 Run the ADD CNTRCD command to configure the country and area code to which the
forwarded-to number (FTN) belongs.
 Run the ADD DAREA command to add national area codes.
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services – CFAS
Service (Continued)
 Run the ADD ISDNARC command to configure the mapping between the MSISDNs and area codes.
 Run the ADD IMSIARC command to configure the mapping between the IMSIs and area codes.
 Run the ADD CALLEDNA command to configure the property of the called number prefix.
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to configure the call forwarding restriction area and call forwarding
restriction.
 The parameter Forwarded-to area limitation specifies the limitation on the area to which the FTN
belongs, and Number structure limitation specifies the limitation on the structure of the FTN.
 Run the ADD FRFWDNO command to configure the forbidden FTNs.
 Run the SET BWFTN command to set the FTN number segment to which calls can be forwarded or
cannot be forwarded if necessary.
 Run the SET FTNTRANS command to set the translation rule of the prefixes of old and new FTNs. This
operation is performed according to the actual requirement.
 Run the DEA BORO command to deactivate the BORO service.
 Run the ADD FTNNCS command to configure the parameters Forwarded-to number and Notification to
calling party according to the actual requirement.
Protocol-Specific Enhanced Services – OFA
Service
 The OFA feature controls the range of Forwarded-To Numbers (FTNs) through
pre-defined OFA templates.
 Scenario
 Define an OFA service template on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure
 Run the ADD OFATPL command to define an OFA template.
 To provide the OFA service for a subscriber, you can set OFA template ID to
the OFA template ID configured in step 2 when providing a CF service for the
subscriber through the MOD CF command.
Other Protocol-Specific Services
 Other common protocol-specific services can be divided into the

following types:
 SCTP multi-homing function
 Roaming restriction services
Other Protocol-Specific Services – SCTP
Multi-Homing Function
 The Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) Multi-Homing function allows multiple IP addresses to be
configured for the two endpoints of one SCTP association. It provides a reliable end-to-end multi-path
transmission mechanism for users of upper layer protocols.
 The HLR on the IP network provides the SCTP multi-homing function, which improves the reliability of the IP
network.
 Scenario
 Configure the SCTP multi-homing function on the MML Command - HSS9860 window.
 Procedure
 Open the MML Command - HSS9860 window.
 Run the ADD M3LE command to add an M3UA local entity.
 Run the ADD M3DE command to add an M3UA destination entity.
 Run the ADD M3LKS command to add an M3UA link set.
 Set Traffic mode to Loadshare.
 Run the ADD M3RT command to add an M3UA route.
 Run the ADD M3LNK command to add an M3UA link.
Other Protocol-Specific Services – Roaming
Restriction Services
 The roaming restriction service allows carriers to manage the
mobility of subscribers by configuring the VLR/SGSN to which the
subscribers can roam according to the actual requirements.
 Roaming restriction services can be divided into the following types:
 VLR/SGSN-specific roaming restriction service
 HLR-specific roaming restriction service
 Regional roaming restriction service (ZoneCode)
Other Protocol-Specific Services – Roaming
Restriction Services
Roaming Service Description Configuration Commands (on the
Restriction Service PGW Web LMT)
VLR/SGSN-specific The VLR/SGSN-Specific Roaming Restriction For global data configuration: SET
roaming restriction service is the local communication. Carriers can MAPSERV
service set a roaming template that contains all the For subscription data configuration:
VLR/SGSN numbers of the local network. The ADD VSLIST and MOD VSRR
subscriber who subscribes to the roaming
template can roam to the local network (such as a
city, a province, or an area) only.
HLR-specific roaming The HLR-Specific Roaming Restriction service For global data configuration: MOD
restriction service allows carriers to configure the roaming restriction HLRRR
rule of all the subscribers in a certain HLR. For subscription data configuration:
N/A
Regional roaming The Regional Roaming Restriction service For global data configuration: N/A
restriction service provides carriers with the capability of setting For subscription data configuration:
(ZoneCode) roaming areas for subscribers. This service MOD RSZI
provides the following roaming restriction options:
•Allowing a subscriber to roam within all PLMNs
•Allowing a subscriber to roam within the home
PLMN (HPLMN) and all international PLMNs
•Allowing a subscriber to roam only within the
HPLMN
•Restricting the roaming of a subscriber based on
the setting of the regional roaming template
Feature Services
 Common feature services can be divided into the following types:

 Multi-IMSI service
 Multi-MSISDN service
 Enhanced T-CSI suppression feature
 Linked SIM service
 M2M
Feature Services – Multi-IMSI Service
 The multi-IMSI service allows a subscriber to subscribe to several IMSIs associated with only one MSISDN.
Each IMSI is associated with one or multiple MSs, and can be used to originate or terminate calls. In addition,
each IMSI can be used to send and receive short messages.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the multi-IMSI service and then provide the multi-IMSI service. In
addition, you can also withdraw the multi-IMSI service.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the Multi-IMIS Service
 Configure the system to support the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the LST MAPCONF command to query whether the system supports the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the SET MAPCONF command to enable the system to support the multi-IMSI service. Set Support
multi-IMSI to TRUE.
 Determine whether to enable the system to support the subscription sequence-based paging.
 Run the LST MAPCONF command to query whether the system supports the subscription sequence-
based paging.
 Run the SET MAPCONF command to specify whether the system supports the subscription sequence-
based paging. If Support MSISDN + Subscription sequence paging is set to FALSE, the subscription
sequence-based paging is prohibited.
Feature Services – Multi-IMSI Service (Continued)
 Determine whether to enable the system to support the PSI operation in the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the LST MAPCONF command to query whether the system supports the orderly paging.
 Run the SET MAPCONF command to specify whether the system supports the orderly paging.
 Configure the functional entity list of the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the LST SELIST command to query whether the system is configured with the functional entity list of the
multi-IMSI service.
 Run the SET SELIST command to configure the functional entity list.
Set PLMNSS service to MIMSI.
 Configure the VLR/SGSN list that supports the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the LST VLRTYP, LST SGSNTYP, or LST NCCTPL command to query whether the system is configured
with the feature that the VLR/SGSN supports the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the ADD NCCTPL command to configure a network capability configuration (NCC) template. The template
allows you to configure whether to support the multi-IMSI service, simultaneous ringing, and orderly ringing.
Run the ADD VLRTYP or ADD SGSNTYP command to configure the VLR/SGSN type.
 Set the virtual MSRN used in the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the LST MAPSERV command to query the virtual MSRN used in the multi-IMSI service.
 Run the SET MAPSERV command to set the virtual MSRN used in the multi-IMSI service.
Feature Services – Multi-IMSI Service
(Continued)
 Run the ADD USSDDAT command to set the USSD service code of the multi-IMSI service.
 Enable the subscriber to set call connection sequence number of an IMSI.
 Enable the subscriber to query call connection sequence number of an IMSI
 Enable the subscriber to set or query the SIM card that receives short messages.
 Run the MOD MIMSI command to provide or withdraw the multi-IMSI service.
 To provide the multi-IMSI service, set Provide multi-IMSI service to TRUE and
Operation type to ADD. Set other parameters Multi-IMSI type, SMS activation card,
and VOBB card according to the actual site conditions.
 To withdraw the multi-IMSI service, set Provide multi-IMSI service to FALSE.
Feature Services – Multi-MSISDN Service
 The multi-MSISDN service allows the HLR to provide different data services for different MSISDNs of a
subscriber. When a subscriber makes a call of a certain service type to a multi-MSISDN subscriber, the
subscriber can dial the MSISDN corresponding to that service type.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the multi-MSISDN service and then provide the multi-MSISDN service. In
addition, you can also withdraw the multi-IMSISDN service.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the Multi-MSISDN Service
 Run the ADD BCALIAS command to define the bearer capabilities for the specified data service.
 Run the MOD BS20 command or other commands to provide the corresponding data service for the
subscriber.
 Run the SET MULTISDN command to configure the default call handling and bear capabilities for different
MSISDNs.
 Run the SET MULTISDN command to provide the multi-MSISDN service.
Feature Services – Enhanced TCSI Suppression
Feature
 The enhanced T-CSI suppression feature allows the HLR to determine whether a subscriber roams within the service
area of the local VLR when the subscriber is called. If the subscriber roams within the service area of the local VLR,
the information sent by the HLR does not contain the T-CSI data. If the subscriber roams out of the service area of the
local VLR, the information sent by the HLR contains the T-CSI data.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the enhanced T-CSI suppression feature and then provide the enhanced T-CSI
suppression feature. In addition, you can also withdraw the enhanced T-CSI suppression feature.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the Enhanced T-CSI Suppression Feature
 Run the ADD TCSITPL command to add a T-CSI template.
 Set the Available PLMN parameter to configure the TCSI suppression enhancement service.
 Run the MOD TCSI command to provide or withdraw the TCSI suppression enhancement service.
 To provide the TCSI suppression enhancement service, set Provide T-CSI to TRUE and T-CSI template ID to the
ID of the T-CSI template defining the TCSI suppression enhancement service.
 To withdraw the TCSI suppression enhancement service, set Provide T-CSI to FALSE.
Feature Services – Linked SIM Service
 The linked SIM service allows two MSs (that have different IMSIs and MSISDNs) to be
associated and only one of them to be registered with the network at a time. When a call or a
short message is addressed to the MS that is not registered with the network, the call or the
short message is delivered to the MS registered with the network.
 When a call is originated by the MS that is not registered with the network, the MS is
registered with the network and the other MS is deregistered from the network.
 Scenario
 Configure the global data related to the linked SIM service and then provide the linked SIM
service. In addition, you can also withdraw the linked SIM service.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the Linked SIM Service
 Run the SET MAPCONF command to enable the HLR to support the linked SIM service.
 To enable the HLR to support the Linked SIM service, set Support linked SIM to TRUE.
Feature Services – Linked SIM Service
(Continued)
 Run the MOD MNUG command to provide or withdraw the linked SIM service.
 To provide the Linked SIM service, set the parameters as follows:
– Set Provide linked SIM to TRUE.
– Set Multi-number user group to EIMSI.
– Set SIMSI or SISDN to the IMSI or MSISDN of the subscriber to be bound
with the subscriber who is provided with the linked SIM service.
 To withdraw the Linked SIM service, set Provide linked SIM to FALSE.
Feature Services - M2M
 The machine-to-machine (M2M) technology allows intelligent terminals in the Internet of Things to
communicate with each other. The M2M feature, which is an application of the M2M technology,
enables carriers to obtain the location and status of terminals in the Internet of Things.
 Huawei HLR is a dedicated HLR for the Internet of Things. It supports the following M2M features:
Binds a subscriber's international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI) with its international mobile equipment
identity (IMEI). This helps prevent M2M SIM card theft.
Notifies the M2M operation management platform of any change in a terminal's status or IMEI.
Queries a terminal's status and location upon the request of the M2M operation management platform.
The status information includes whether the terminal has attached to or detached from the network.
The location information includes the ID of the cell or the visitor location register (VLR) that serves
the terminal.
Feature Services - M2M (Continued)
 Scenario
 Configure data in the MML Command – USCDB window of HUAWEI Operation
&Maintenance System, configure the global data related to the M2M service and
then configure subscription data on the PGW Web LMT.
 Procedure for Configuring the Global Data Related to the M2M Service
 Log in to HUAWEI Operation & Maintenance System and open the MML Command
– USCDB window.
 Run the ADD NOTIFYCFG command to configure the M2M Event Notification
service.
– Set Remote ID to 4.
– Set Interface type to SOAP.
 Run the SET MAPCONF command to determine whether to reject a
subscriber's location update if the subscriber has registered the IMEI binding
service but the location update message does not carry an IMEI.
– Specify Whether to control updatelocation/updategprslocation failed
when location update message does not carry an IMEI according to
actual site conditions.
 Run the MOD IMEIBIND command to provide or modify the M2M Binding
service.
 To provide the M2M Binding service, set the parameters as follows:
– Set Operation type to PROVIDE.
– Set IMEI bound with IMSI to the IMEI to be bound with the IMSI.
 To modify the IMEI that has been bound with an IMSI, set the parameters
as follows:
– Set Operation type to MODIFY.
– Set IMEI bound with IMSI to the IMEI to be bound with the IMSI.
 To withdraw the M2M Binding service from a subscriber, set Operation
type to WITHDRAW.
 To delete the IMEI that has been bound with an IMSI, set Operation type to
DELETEIMEI.
 Run the MOD M2MNOTIFY command to configure the M2M Event Notification
service.
 To provide the M2M Event Notification service, set Provide status notify to
M2M Service to TRUE.
 To withdraw the M2M Event Notification service, set Provide status notify
to M2M Service to FALSE.
Contents
1. UMTS Services
Introduction to the Provisioning System
 Huawei HLR/HSS provides an external provisioning system interface, which enables third-party software to
use provisioning system commands to manage subscriber data in the HLR/HSS.
 In Huawei HLR/HSS, the PGW functions as a provisioning system interface. It receives commands that
consist of character strings from third-party software (provisioning system client), converts them to internal
commands that can be recognized by the HLR/HSS, and processes the internal commands, and converts
the command results into those that the provisioning system interface can recognize, and sends the results
to the provisioning system client.
Introduction to the Provisioning System
 The provisioning system interface is a string command line that Huawei HSS9860 supports. These command
lines can be used to define or remove a subscriber, or query or modify subscription data.
 The provisioning system client is the billing system that third-party software manufacturers supply for mobile
operators. The provisioning system client must send connection requests to the PGW actively and maintain
the connection with the PGW using handshake messages. In addition, it manages the subscriber data stored
in the HLR/HSS over the provisioning system interface the Huawei Hss9860 supports. For details about MML
commands that the provisioning system client can run, see the HUAWEI HSS9860 PGW MML Command
Protocol.
 The WebUI provides a graphical man-machine interface for the communication between the operators and
the HLR/HSS. It adopts the Windows operating system to manage and maintain the HLR/HSS system. Some
operations, such as adding a business hall user and setting a subscription template, whose data is required
by some command, must be configured by the Web UI.
 The PGW connects to the business hall client and the Web UI. It processes the commands sent from the
business hall client or the Web UI and returns the result to the business hall client or the Web UI.
PGW Web Client Functions
 The PGW Web client provides the following functions:

 System management
 Subscriber management
 The PGW Web client functions are implemented using MML
commands, file management, and batch operations.
Logging in to the PGW Web LMT
 Open a browser, type the IP address of the PGW in the address bar,
press Enter or click the icon for Go. The login dialog box of the PGW Web
LMT is displayed.
Introduction to PGW Web LMT Interfaces
 The PGW Web LMT provides four interfaces, namely, SingleSDB PGW
(main interface), MML, and Batch.
Subscriber Management
 Subscriber management consists of the following aspects:

 System management
 Authentication data management
 Subscriber management
System Management
 System management involves operator management, log management, and batch operation
management.
 Operator management
– Operator management covers management on operators and roles, such as adding,
modifying, deleting, and querying operators.
 Log management
– You can run the LST LOG command to query the operation logs of the PGW. The
parameters Operator name, Start time, End time, IMSI, MSISDN, and Batch task ID
(in case of batch operation).
 Batch operation management
– The HSS9860 provides the batch operation function for you to load KI data, define
subscribers, change MSISDNs, reissue SIM/USIM cards, or run MML commands in
batches.
System Management – Operator Management
 Log in to the PGW Web LMT.

 Select System Management from the MML Tree drop-down list.
 Run the ADD SYSHLRSN command to add a system HLR.
 Run the ADD VHLRSN command to add a virtual HLR.
 Run the ADD VHLRRANGE command to add a number segment that the virtual HLR
can manage.
 Run the ADD OPR command to add an operator for the system HLR.
 Note: If an operator of the Custom level is added, Command group must be
specified.
 Run the ADD OPRHLRSN command to add a virtual HLR that the virtual HLR can
manage.
System Management – Batch Operation
 Before performing a batch operation, create a batch operation file in txt format.
 Procedure
 Log in to the PGW Web LMT.
 Click File Manager to upload the batch operation file to the specified directory.
 Perform batch operations.
 To perform a service-related operation such as loading KI data, defining
subscribers, changing MSISDNs, or reissuing cards in batches, run the
command related to the specific operation, with the name of the batch operation
file and other parameters specified.
 To run MML commands in batches, run the BAT command with File name and
Operation time specified.
System Management – Storage Directory of
the Batch Operation File
 Uploading the batch operation file to a directory of the PGW server
 Use WebUI to upload the batch operation file to the PGW server. The file
is stored in the
/opt/ne/MEID/proc/workspace0/other/pgwtmpfile/SYSHLRSN+OPNA
ME directory.
 In the directory, MEID indicates the hexadecimal ID of the USCDB and
must be replaced by the actual ID of the USCDB.
 By default, the value of SYSHLRSN is a three-digit number. When the
value of SYSHLRSN is composed of less than three digits, SYSHLRSN
is padded with 0s. For example, when the value of SYSHLRSN is 1, and
value of OPNAME is admin, the last directory is 001admin.
System Management – Format of the Batch
Operation File
 Take a file for loading KIs for example. If the value of Authentication
algorithm type is not MILENAG, the format of the file is as follows:
IMSI1 KI1
IMSI2 KI2
IMSI3 KI3
IMSI4 KI4
……
IMSIn KIn
 IMSIn is a decimal number of 6 to 15 digits and KIn is a hexadecimal
number of 32 digits. The IMSI and KI in a line are separated by a space
and a new-line character is used at the end of each line. There should
not be an empty line between two adjacent lines.
Authentication Data Management
 Authentication management covers KI management and K4 management

and includes:
 Add/modify/delete/query KI (ADD/MOD/RMV/LST KI)
 Add/modify/delete/query K4 (ADD/MOD/RMV/LST K4)
Note: A KI can be added during definition of a subscriber or by running the

ADD KI command.
Subscriber Management
 Common subscriber management operations are as follows:
 Creating templates
 Defining subscribers
 Deleting subscribers
 Reissuing cards
 Changing MSISDNs
 Suspending services
 Resuming services
 Querying subscribers' IMSIs or MSISDNs
 Querying subscriber data
 Changing subscribers' categories
 Modifying the network access mode
Subscriber Management – Defining
Subscribers
 Common MML commands and service provisioning methods:
Define subscribers
without predefined
subscription templates
Define a single
subscriber
Define subscribers
Using predefined
subscription
Define templates
Add KIs
subscribers
Define subscribers
without predefined
subscription templates
Define
subscribers
in batch
Define subscribers
Using predefined
subscription
templates
Subscribers (Continued)
 Select HSS9860 Service Management from the MML Tree drop-down list.
 To define a single common subscriber, run the ADD SUB command where
you can
 Select the services to be provided for the subscriber.
 Add a KI using the ADD SUB command or add a KI before defining the
subscriber.
 Define CAMEL templates if CAMEL services are to be provided for the
subscriber.
 Select SIM or USIM for Card type. If a GSM subscriber is to be defined,
select SIM. If a WCDMA subscriber is to be defined, select USIM.
 In the parameters
 By default, Network access mode is set to BOTH, which means that
the subscriber is allowed to access the GSM and GPRS networks.
 BS20 and BS30 services are available only for 3G subscribers.
 Generally, KI/K4 data has been loaded in batches before subscriber
definition. Loading KI/K4 is not required during subscriber definition.
 The ADD TPLSUB command is used to add subscribers using predefined template.
 Before running the ADD TPLSUB command, run the ADD SUBTPL command to
define a subscription template.
 The KI data can be loaded during subscriber definition or before subscriber
definition. Generally, KI data has been loaded before subscriber definition.
 Example for defining subscribers in batches
 Define subscribers with consecutive IMSIs or MSISDNs, run the
following command:
ADD SUB: IMSI="333333333333333", ISDN="333333333333333",

RECORDCOUNT=10, CARDTYPE=USIM, DEFAULTCALL=TS11,
TS11=TRUE, TS21=TRUE;
 Define subscribers with inconsecutive IMSIs or MSISDNs, run the
following command:
ADD TPLSUB: FILE="mico", TPLID=22;
Subscriber Management – Deleting
Subscribers
 To delete one or more subscribers, run the RMV SUB command where
you can:
 Specify IMSI or MSISDN.
 Delete a single subscriber.
 Delete subscribers with consecutive IMSIs or MSISDNs.
 Delete subscribers with inconsecutive IMSIs or MSISDNs.
 Note: Other operations are similar to those related to subscriber
definition in batches.
Subscriber Management – Reissuing Cards
 A card can be reissued for a subscriber who has lost or damaged the SIM
or USIM card but still wants to use the original MSISDN on the PGW web
LMT.
 The prerequisites for reissuing a card is that you are authorized to manage
the IMSI number segment where the new IMSI belongs and the KI has
been loaded for the new IMSI.
 Run the MOD IMSI command to reissue a card for the subscriber. Such
as MOD IMSI: ISDN="8613900001234", NEWIMSI="460000009002345";
Subscriber Management –Changing MSISDNs
 Subscribers can change their MSISDNs. After the MSISDNs are

changed, subscription data of these subscribers does not change.
 Run the MOD ISDN command to change the MSISDNs for specified
subscribers.
 For example, to change the MSISDN from 4600000091234 to
4600000091239, run the following command:
MOD ISDN: ISDN="4600000091234", NEWISDN="4600000091239";
Subscriber Management – Suspending Services
 The HSS9860 provides the lock operation. The status of the subscriber lock indicates whether the
subscriber is available, that is, whether the subscriber can originate or receive a call. So a
subscriber's outgoing and incoming call can be allowed or restricted by changing the status of the
subscriber lock. The HSS9860 supports the following two kinds of locks:
 GSM lock/GPRS lock
 The HLR locks the CS services that are provided for subscribers because the subscribers
have delinquent accounts.
 The HLR locks the PS services that are provided for subscribers because the subscribers
have delinquent accounts.
 SAB lock
 The HLR locks the services that are provided for subscribers at subscribers' request.
 The MOD LCK command is used to suspend services for subscribers with delinquent accounts.
 This command is used to suspend CS and PS services for subscriber with delinquent accounts.
 The MOD SABLCK command is used to suspend services for subscribers at subscribers' request.
 This command is used to suspend CS services for subscribers at subscribers' request.
Subscriber Management – Resuming Services
 The status of the subscriber lock indicates whether the subscriber is available, that
is, whether the subscriber can originate or receive a call. So a subscriber's
outgoing and incoming call can be allowed or restricted by changing the status of
the subscriber lock.
 According to the causes of service suspension, services can be resumed in either
of the following manners:
 Run the MOD LCK command to resume services when the services are
suspended for subscribers with delinquents.
 This command is used to resume CS and PS services after the services are
suspended for subscribers with delinquent accounts.
 Run the MOD SABLCK command to resume services for the subscribers.
 This command is used to resume CS services for the subscribers whose
services are suspended at subscribers' requests.
Subscriber Management – Querying
Subscribers' IMSIs or MSISDNs
 The status of the subscriber lock indicates whether the subscriber is
available, that is, whether the subscriber can originate or receive a call. So
a subscriber's outgoing and incoming call can be allowed or restricted by
changing the status of the subscriber lock. IMSI/MSISDN management
covers IMSI/MSISDN query and modification. It provides the following
functions:
 Defining multiple MSISDNs
 Reissuing cards
 Changing MSISDNs
 Querying IMSIs or MSISDNs
 Related commands: LST IMSI and LST ISDN
Subscriber Management - Querying subscriber
data
 The following commands are used to query subscriber data:
 LST SUB: This command is used to query static data of a subscriber, including
subscribed services and lock status of the subscriber.
 LST DYNSUB: This command is used to query the dynamic subscriber data. The
dynamic subscriber data includes the GSM service, the GPRS service, the ODB service,
the short message service, services not supported by the VLR, and the LCS service.
 LST SUBDATA: This command is used to query the subscriber data that matches the
specified query conditions. The subscriber data includes the number of subscribers,
number of authentications, and number of roaming subscribers.
 LST CONSUBDATA: This command is used to query the subscriber data according to
the specified query conditions in batches in the physical database. The query result of the
LST SUBDATA and LST CONSUBDATA commands are saved on the PGW server in .txt
format.
 Querying the basic services that a subscriber has subscribed to. The basic services
include the telephony services, CS services, and GPRS services.
Subscriber Management – Changing
Subscribers' Categories
 The meaning of each subscriber category is determined by the operator.
The subscriber category must be configured on the HLR and MSC.
Generally, it is set to COMMON.
 Related commands:
 MOD CATEGORY (used to modify the category of subscribers)
 LST CATEGORY (used to list category of subscribers)
Subscriber Management- Network Access Mode
 The network access mode specifies the following types of networks that subscribers can access:
 CS domain and PS domain (when NAM is set to BOTH): The subscribers that access the CS
domain and PS domain can subscribe to all CS and PS services.
 CS domain (when NAM is set to MSC): The subscribers that access the CS domain can
subscribe to all CS services.
 PS domain (when NAM is set to SGSN): The subscribers that access the PS domain can
subscribe to all PS services.
 EPS network (when NAM is set to NONE): The subscribers that access the evolved packet
system (EPS) network can subscribe to all EPS services.
 The MOD NAM command is used to modify the network access mode of a subscriber. The services
that networks provide vary according to network types.
Multi-Level Data Backup Mechanism
 Multi-level data backup mechanism

 Level-1 backup

Subscriber data is stored in the memory of
different boards.

Each cluster is distributed on two boards and
comprised with master and slave nodes. The
master node synchronizes data to the slave node
in real time.
 Level-2 backup

Subscriber data stored in the board memory is
backed up to two local hard disks on the board.
 Level-3 backup

Subscriber data stored in the board memory is
backed up to the disk array.
Multi-Level Data Backup Mechanism
(Continued)
 Backing up the data in a master node to the slave node in the same cluster
After updating the data in the in-memory database, the master node synchronizes the updated data to the slave node in the
same cluster in real time to ensure data consistency.
 Backing up the IMDB data to board disks
By default, the DRU node performs automatic backup at 03:38:00 every day. Before starting a data backup, a node sends
heartbeat messages to the other nodes in the same cluster to check whether a data backup is in progress on another node.
This node starts the data backup only after the data backup on the other node is complete. That is to say, nodes in the
same cluster do not back up data at the same time.
 Backing up the IMDB data to the physical database
 Synchronization of static data

When the static data in the in-memory database is updated, the synchronization module of the in-memory database
sends the updated data to the database gateway (DBG) module.

The DBG module synchronizes the updated data to the physical database in real time.
 Synchronization of dynamic data

The slave node with the minimum priority (that is, with the minimum node ID) in the DRU or DSU cluster reads 120
data records every minute from the dynamic table based on the primary key sequence. Based on the load-balancing
strategy, the slave node sends an archiving operation message to a DBG module.

The DBG module synchronizes the data to the physical database.
Contents
1. UMTS Services
Sending a Reset Message to the VLR/SGSN
(SND RESET)
 SND RESET is used to send a Reset message to the VLR/SGSN. The Reset message can be
sent to one or several VLRs/SGSNs defined in a template, or to all VLRs/SGSNs that allow the
subscriber to roam. Before running the SND RESET command to send Reset messages to
multiple VLRs/SGSNs, define a VLR/SGSN template by referring to the ADD VSLIST and
MOD VSLIST.
 After receiving a Reset message from an HLR, the VLR/SGSN set the HLR confirm flags for
the subscribers whose data is stored in the HLR to Not Confirmed.
If a subscriber that the HLR manages initiates activities, the VLR/SGSN obtains data of the
subscriber from the HLR to update subscriber data in its database.
 When an HLR is faulty or restored, have the HLR send a Reset message to the VLR/SGSN. In
this way, the subscribers that the HLR manages send location update requests to the
VLR/SGSN. The VLR/SGSN obtains subscriber data from the HLR and the HLR records the
location information about the subscribers.
 Only the administrator has the permission to run the SND RESET command.
Sending a Cancel Location Message (SND
CANCELC)
 SND CANCELC is used to send the Cancel Location message manually by simulating
HLR on the Web UI, so as to delete the information of the designated subscriber from
the corresponding VLR/SGSN in the HLR.
 After receiving a Cancel Location message from an HLR, the VLR/SGSN deletes the
information about the subscribers that the HLR manages. After receiving a response
to the Cancel Location message, the HLR deletes the MSC/VLR numbers and SGSN
numbers but remains dynamic data flags, such as MNRF and MCEF.
 If service fails for a subscriber because errors occur during location update of the
subscriber, run the SND CANCELC command to force the subscriber to update
location once again.
Location Cancellation Procedure
HLR MSC/VLR
MAP_CANCEL_LOCATION
MAP_CANCEL_LOCATION ack
MAP_UPDATE_LOCATION
MAP_INSERT_SUBSCIBER_DATA
MAP_INSERT_SUBSCRIBER_DATA ack
MAP_UPDATE_LOCATION ack
HLR Resetting Procedure
HLR MSC/VLR
MAP_RESET SERVICE
MAP_RESET SERVICE ack
MAP_UPDATE_LOCATION
Location Update Procedure
MSC/VLR
HLR
PMSC/VLR
A_LU_REQUEST
MAP_SEND_IDENTIFICATION
MAP_SEND_IDENTIFICATION ack
MAP_UPDATE_LOCATION
MAP_CANCEL_LOCATION
MAP_CANCEL_LOCATION ack
A_LU_CONFIRM
Course Summary
 This course describes how to manage HSS9860 subscriber data

on the PGW Web LMT, and some basic maintenance methods.
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This course is designed to solve the following problems:

 Learn about the common UMTS services and data

 Know the basic operations on the PGW Web LMT

2. Subscriber Data Management

3. Network Function Management

 Telephony service (TS11)

 Call forwarding services

 Procedure for Providing/Withdrawing the CFB Service

 Procedure for Providing or Withdrawing the CFNRy Service

 Procedure for Providing or Withdrawing the CFNRc Service

 Line identification services are classified into the following types:

– Set PLMN Specific supplementary services to PLMN-SS-E.

 The operator determined barring (ODB) services allow PLMN carriers to

 Common CAMEL services are as follows:

SMS-CSI services can be divided into the following two types:

 Common protocol-specific enhanced services include:

 Open the HSS9860 Service Management window.

 Other common protocol-specific services can be divided into the

 Common feature services can be divided into the following types:

2. Subscriber Data Management

3. Network Function Management

 The PGW Web client provides the following functions:

 Subscriber management consists of the following aspects:

 Log in to the PGW Web LMT.

 Authentication management covers KI management and K4 management

Note: A KI can be added during definition of a subscriber or by running the

ADD SUB: IMSI="333333333333333", ISDN="333333333333333",

ADD TPLSUB: FILE="mico", TPLID=22;

 Subscribers can change their MSISDNs. After the MSISDNs are

MOD ISDN: ISDN="4600000091234", NEWISDN="4600000091239";

 Multi-level data backup mechanism

2. Subscriber Data Management

3. Network Function Management

MAP_RESET SERVICE ack

 This course describes how to manage HSS9860 subscriber data

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