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Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control

Release Notes Release: NCC5.0.0

February 2013

Release Notes These are the release notes for Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control product version 5.0.0.

Contents Release Notes .......................................................................................................... 2 Contents ................................................................................................................... 2 New Features ........................................................................................................... 2

Support for Oracle 11g ............................................................................................. 2 VWS Scalability ......................................................................................................... 3 OC Branding .............................................................................................................. 4 Promotion Manager .................................................................................................. 4 Control Plan Editor Enhancements ......................................................................... 5 International-ization Support ................................................................................... 6 Customer Bundle ...................................................................................................... 7 Security ...................................................................................................................... 7 VWS correction ......................................................................................................... 7 Customer Bundle 2 ................................................................................................... 8

Fixes in This Release .............................................................................................. 9 List of fixes ................................................................................................................ 9

Known Problems ................................................................................................... 19 Database instance on VWS nodes created with incorrect character set ........... 19

About NCC Documentation .................................................................................. 19 Where to start .......................................................................................................... 19

Installation & configuration guides ............................................................ 19 External Provisioning Interface guides ...................................................... 20 Standards conformance .............................................................................. 20 Charging & control management guides ................................................... 20 Messaging Manager guides ........................................................................ 21 Number Services Manager guides ............................................................. 21 Reference guides ......................................................................................... 21 Other components ....................................................................................... 22

Protected guide ....................................................................................................... 22 Third Party Products and Licensing ................................................................... 23

Products & licensing .............................................................................................. 23 Copyright ............................................................................................................... 24

New Features You can install and run NCC 5.0.0 on Oracle 11g. Support for

Oracle 11g • RDBMS Support. All NCC RDBMS Databases now supports the use of Oracle

11g with the latest patchset at the time QA System Test commences. The specific version validated is detailed in the NCC documentation.

Release Notes

Release Notes, Continued

• Access Client Support. The latest Oracle 11g access clients has been utilized to connect to the RDBMS. The management GUI connects to the RDBMS through the Oracle 11g

JDBC library. Client access is backward compatible to an Oracle 10g RDBMS.

• RDBMS Migration. The RDBMS has been upgraded through standard RDBMS upgrade procedures.

• Installation. Full NCC packages install into an Oracle 11g RDBMS.

NCC 5.0.0 enhances the VWS architecture to allow scalability on multi-core multi-threaded hardware.

VWS Scalability

• Upgrading: Automatic configuration update. All data and configuration that has changed as a result of new functionality has been migrated automatically as part of the patch configuration.

• Upgrading: Processing availability. It is possible to upgrade a single node (SMS, SLC or VWS) at a time without impacting the overall session and event processing availability of the system. It is accepted that sessions in progress on a single SLC node when it is upgraded will be interrupted and will not be explicitly charged.

• Upgrading: Maintain reservations. It is possible to upgrade a VWS pair with minimum loss of ongoing reservations. It is accepted that reservations created and updated in the few seconds prior to a VWS shutdown may be lost.

• Simplifying SLEE interface configuration. The SLEE has been enhanced to enable multiple instances of supported interfaces to start automatically based off a single slee.cfg INTERFACE configuration entry. Supported interfaces can maintain an individual log file per instance. The BeClient, BeServer, BeVWARS, BeSync and BeGroveller interfaces

have been enhanced to support the single SLEE configuration entry start mechanism.

All VWS processes running in a single SLEE utilize a single eserv.config configuration file.

• beServer scalability. The beServer has been enhanced to scale on multi-core and multi-threaded hardware in order not to not restrict messaging throughput. The existing failover capabilities of the SLC to VWS communications has

been maintained. A session started on the primary VWS server can fail over to the secondary if primary communication is lost, and will fail back if the secondary communication is later lost.

• beSync scalability. The beServer will scale on multi-core and multi-threaded hardware to not restrict messaging throughput. There may have many simultaneous sync connections between a pair of VWSs.

• Modification with a single restart without reservation loss. It shall be possible to modify the number of Server and Sync instances on a VWS pair with a single non-overlapping SLEE restart per node, with the majority of ongoing reservations maintained over the restarts.

• Automatic connection management with simple configuration. The management of the multiple VWS client and sync connections is automatically managed by the system. The only required user intervention is the setting of the appropriate SLEE configuration and the restarting of the SLEEs to utilize the configuration.

• Automatic wallet and bucket checking. To ensure that any required actions are carried out, the VWS beGroveller has been enhanced to trigger wallets with expired buckets AND all wallets not accessed in the previous 24 hours OR trigger all wallets once a day. The behavior is configurable, and shall default to Expiry and Not Accessed triggering.

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The triggering of unused wallets shall occur from a configurable starting time.

The beGroveller can be prevented from triggering wallets with expired buckets during peak periods by having optional configurable exclusion periods.

• MFile notification and loading. When a new MFile is created (Rating or Named Event Catalogue), a single message is generated and sent to a single beServer, which isl then send it on to all beVWARS processes. The beServer does not load the MFile.

• Maintain throttling capabilities. The throttling capabilities of the SLC to VWS communications has been maintained.

• beSync Domain ID. The beSyncs log and maintain their sync transactions by Domain ID.

NCC 5.0.0 continues the legal rebranding requirements, removing eServGlobal references from Internal and IT side interfaces, and alignment with Marketing names and terminology.

OC Branding

• Web Services WSDL Namespace Update - All references to "eServGlobal" in the OSD generated WSDLs and referenced namespaces have been replaced with "Oracle Communications" or "OCNCC"

• “eServGlobal” has been removed from all configuration files, example configuration files shipped in full packages, all reports and report generation scripts. Any occurrences of eServGlobal has been replaced with “Oracle Communications”.

• The “PromoMaxExpress” report has been renamed to “Promotion Manager” • All references to UBE, BE or E2BE in the Report Selection tab of the report

functions have been changed to “VWS”. • All occurrences of “Product Catalogue” in the screens, Control Plan Editor,

nodes, help and documentation has been updated to “Named Event Catalogue”.

• All occurrences of “Billable Event” in the screens, Control Plan Editor, nodes, help and documentation have been updated to “Named Event”.

• All occurrences of “Billing Period” in the screens, help and documentation have been updated to “Charge Period”.

NCC 5.0.0 enhances Promotion Manager with the concept of "Manually Managed Limited Liability", where the limit is a configurable balance type that can be updated and reset as per any standard balance type. Allowing additional channels and references to be defined on which to base promotions, and allowing promotions to extend the expiry date of wallets.

Promotion Manager

Prior to Promotion Manager being conceived there was functionality that was referred to as "Limited Liability Bonuses". This functionality was configured through eserv.config, and is in use in production at various customer sites.

Unfortunately, this pre-existing functionality was missed when designing Promotion Manager, and so it was not considered for functionality and migration. This means that customers using the Limited Liability Bonus functionality cannot activate Promotion Manager, as it would mean that all these Limited Liability Bonuses would cease to work.

• A promotion definition is able to extend a wallet expiration date. • A custom promotional channel may be defined with the promotion manager

management screens. Additionally, if the channel within the promotion is defined as “Any” then the promotion may optionally be restricted for eligibility through the Reference definition.

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• It is possible to define a “manually limited liability” promotion, where the limit is enforced by the presence of a separate unit balance in the subscriber’s wallet. As it is a manually managed limit, there is no automatic renewal of the limit, nor shall there be any global maximum specified for the limit.

• It is possible to restrict a promotion based on a Reference when "Any" Channel is selected.

• It is possible to define new channels to be used in Promotions. The new channel is stored and usable in other promotion definitions in the future.

• It is possible to extend a wallets expiry with a promotion. • It is possible to display the number of promotion applications available to the

subscriber for a specific promotion in an SPM component. • It is possible to define a Manually limited liability promotion, where the limit is

enforced by the presence of a separate unit balance in the subscribers wallet. As it is a manually managed limit, there is no automatic renewal of the limit, nor shall there be any maximum specified for the limit.

• When migrating a Bonus that rewards a Voucher Type, the Wallet Expiry Extension is also migrated.

• When migrating a pre-Promotion Manager Limited Liability Bonus to a Manually Limited Promotion, the Reload Counter value (-1) is be migrated.

NCC 5.0.0 provides enhancements to the control plan editor designed to improve the usability of one of the most important assets of the Network Charging & Control product. By streamlining the key workflows performed by users, we are able to pass on considerable operational savings to customers by ensuring their users are able to efficiently operate and manage the product.

Control Plan Editor Enhancements

• Canvas Search. Find an instance of a feature node in a control plan. • Context Switching. Allowing user to switching between multiple open control

plans. • Control Plan Readability. Improving the readability of control plans. • Palette Search. The user is able to search the control plan editor palette for

feature nodes matching criteria specified by the user. • Canvas Search. The user is able to live search the control plan editor canvas

for feature nodes or notes matching criteria specified by the user through a single search box on the menu bar.

• Bubble Help. Control plan bubble help is enabled by default. • Multi-Windows. The user is able to open more than one CPE window at a

time. • Palette Changes. The palette has been updated to make it easier for users to

visually locate feature nodes. • Canvas Changes. Elements on the canvas have been updated to aid in

improving the readability and layout of the canvas. • Control Plan Tracing. The user is able to enter a string containing a node trace

for the currently open control plan (ACS CDR format) and the control plan editor will highlight the path taken through that control plan.

• Accelerated Node Connections. The user can control-drag or similar method to join two nodes. On releasing the mouse button, the user is presented with a menu that allows them to select one or more exits to map from the source node to the target node.

• Inspector Panel. A new inspector panel has been introduced providing summary information about selected nodes in the canvas and a convenient way of navigating between connected nodes on the canvas.

Release Notes


• Validation Improvements. A number of validation enhancements have been made in order to pre-empt and prevent common compilation errors rather than the CPE waiting until compile time to notify the user - including: A user will be prevented from connecting a "telephony not allowed" exit to

a node that uses telephony. On importing a control plan, the control plan editor will pre-validate each

node in the control plan and clearly display nodes which need adjustment rather than waiting until compile time to display nodes with errors.

• Junction node. The Junction feature node is used to collect all incoming feature node connections into a single exit point. The usefulness is being able to position this node in a strategic position to move connection lines clear of other nodes, thus making it easier to see what the control plan is doing.

The associated features cover requirements for standard support of simple and traditional Chinese character sets plus the generic ability to extend NCC with additional multi-byte UTF8 character sets.

International-ization Support

• Multi-byte UTF8 translation. All NCC screens support labels translated to UTF8 with up to four byte character sets as supported by Java 1.6.

• Multi-byte UTF8 OSD response. OSD correctly represents multi-byte UTF8 characters placed into parameters of outbound SOAP responses.

• Multi-byte UTF8 PI command. All PI commands supports and correctly handles UTF8 multi-byte characters in alphanumeric input parameters.

• Multi-byte UTF8 PI command storage. Where applicable, all PI commands will ensure profile tags and database fields capable of storing alphanumeric data are populated correctly with UTF8 multi-byte characters provided as input parameters.

• Multi-byte UTF8 PI response. The PI correctly represents multi-byte UTF8 characters placed into parameters of PI command responses.

• Multi-byte UTF8 screens translations. It is possible to provide screen translations to multi-byte UTF8 character sets.

• Control plan editor translations. Control plan editor node display names and default names can be translated according to the standard NCC screens language translations.

• Control plan editor bubble help. The control plan editor provides the ability for language specific translations of the palette bubble help (on hover over nodes) to be provided in addition to the default English language versions.

• Multi-byte UTF8 help sets. It is possible to provide multi-byte UTF8 translated versions of the JavaHelp sets and control plan bubble help included with the NCC screens.

• DB character set. NCC package installation allows the installer to select the database character set from available character sets prior to database creation.

• Multi-byte UTF8 notification templates. The NCC open notifications framework fully supports specification of notification templates using UTF8 with up to four byte character sets.

• Multi-byte UTF8 message generation and delivery. All NCC messaging infrastructure supports generation and delivery of messages with up to four byte character UTF8 payload.

• Multi-byte UTF8 screens textual fields. All alphanumeric fields (including those generated by the subscriber profile manager) in the NCC screens support display, entry and validation of UTF8 multi-byte character sets.

• Multi-byte UTF8 search. All search dialogs in the NCC screens accepting alphanumeric input support entry of and search with multi-byte UTF8 characters.

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• Multi-byte UTF8 DAP request. DAP correctly represents multi-byte UTF8 characters placed into parameters of outbound requests for all supported transports.

• Multi-byte UTF8 DAP response. DAP correctly transfers UTF8 multi-byte characters from response messages into the corresponding mapped context fields.

• Multi-byte UTF8 OSD request. OSD correctly transfers UTF8 multi-byte characters from inbound SOAP requests into the corresponding mapped context fields.

• Multi-byte UTF8 Profile Tags. The system supports storage of multi-byte UTF8 characters in string profile tags.

NCC 5.0.0 addresses a number of customer requested enhancements in line with Oracle's commitment to communication and responsiveness, addressing customer's functional issues.

Customer Bundle

• Named Event Decimal Support. Provides a standardized approach for interpretation of NSTRING and Extension Digits and permit the Named Event node to support decimal values.

• CAP3 SMS Gateway CONNECTSMS Support. Adds the capability for the CAP3 SMS gateway to return the CONNECTSMS operation.

• TCAP Handover Parameter Preservation. When a TCAP handover is performed, the IDP parameters are preserved unless explicitly changed by TCAP handover node.

• Session Time Information. Permits the call time to be determined by NCC for inbound interfaces such as EDR processing control agents.

This release addresses a number of issues to make the standard installation of NCC more secure.

Security

• The SMP database roles now have reduced permissions, restricting unneeded access.

• sqlplus access to the SMP database is removed for SMS and ACS logins. • File permissions have been reduced to the minimal set necessary for new

installs. • Use of setuid has been removed. • Default passwords have been removed. • DSA key setup has been improved..

NCC 5.0.0 introduces the ability to make corrections to data in the VWS that is inconsistent with the schema and business rules of the platform. In line with the overall requirement of achieving carrier-grade availability, such corrections must be possible without causing an outage, that is, the changes must be possible through the APIs of the VWS without the need to stop VWS processes (allowing direct SQL changes).

VWS correction

• Active Corrections - A process has been provided that allows the operator to alter individual parameters of the wallet, balance and bucket objects hosted by a VWS pair without the need to bring down either node in the pair.

• Suppress Business Logic - All business logic (either embedded or provided through plug-ins) will be suppressed when corrections are made by the new process.

• Batch Input - The process will provide the ability to handle a batch file of corrections.

• Synchronization - The process will ensure the corrections are made to both nodes in the applicable VWS pair.

Release Notes


• Mixed Operations - It will be possible to mix types of operations (for example, wallet updates, bucket deletions) in the same batch.

• Throttling - The process provides a throttling method to ensure real-time processing performance is not affected at the chosen intervention window for corrections.

• Auditing - The process provides a log containing the status of each operation performed.

• Progress and status - The process reports start and finish times to the system log, and periodically reports percentage completion to system out for long running batches.

• Wallet Update Operations - The process provides the ability to modify the following fields to schema and business rules acceptable values against a specified wallet: max_concurrent, state, never_expires, expiry, never_activated, activation_date.

• Balance Update Operations - The process provides the ability to modify the following fields to schema and business rules acceptable values against a specified balance for a specified wallet: limit_type, minimum_credit.

• Bucket Update Operations - The process provides the ability to modify the following fields to schema and business rules acceptable values against a specified bucket for a specified balance and wallet: expiry, value (specified absolute or as delta), reference, start_date, last_use, expiry, never_expires, never_used, last_use.

• Balance Delete Operations - The process provides the ability to delete a specified balance for a specified wallet and all associated buckets.

• Bucket Delete Operations - The process provides the ability to delete a specified bucket for a specified balance and wallet.

• EDRs - The process produces a standard EDR record containing the details of each change which is distinguishable as produced by the VWS correction tool (for example, including a specific EDR type or containing a special tag).

NCC 5.0.0 adds a collection of customer requested features, focused around control plan and statistics usability.

Customer Bundle 2

• Control Plan Logic Enhancements. Product changes for the control plan editor to aid service logic.

• Control Plan Filtering. Addresses usability issues which may occur if a large number of control plans are used. ACS screens allow control plan names to be filtered in control plan selector combo boxes. The following CPE screen allow a control plan to be searched and selected

from a list of all control plans: Open existing control plan, Create new control plan based on existing control plan, Delete data or delete structure.

The following CCS screens components allow a control plan to be searched and selected from a list of all control plans: Product type screen, CCS Capabilities screen, BPL screen.

Searchable Prefix - It is possible to search for a control plan by specifying a prefix string for a control plan name.

Wildcard Search - It is possible to search for a control plan using the Oracle wildcards '%' and '_'.

Unfiltered Maximum - The unfiltered control plan list can be populated with a default maximum number of 200 control plans.

Configurable Unfiltered Maximum - The default maximum number of control plans can be configured in sms.jnlp.

Maximum Retrieve - The maximum number of rows to retrieve can be configured in the screens component using a text field.

Notify Presentable Limit - The user is visually notified if the number of available control plans is greater than the number specified in max rows.

Release Notes


• High Layer Characteristics Bearer - Provides a capability to branch on the value of octet 4, of the High Layer Characteristics bearer field, using control plan editor service logic.

• Change CDR Based on Profile Field - • Collect Date to Tag Local Timestamp Support - The Collect Date to Tag

Feature Node provides support for local timestamps for user interaction. • Allow Mediation of ACS EDRs into Columns. Allows for simple ACS EDR

mediation to named columns. It is possible for smsProcessCdr to mediate ACS generated EDRs into a standard (mediated) file format with named columns, according to configuration.

• ACS Configuration Enhancements. The following ACS configuration options have been merged into the product: armDisconnectAtp - Forces the Attempt Terminate to Pending feature

node to arm for oDisconnect. armDisconnectAt - Forces Attempt Terminate feature node to arm for

oDisconnect. zeroReleaseCauseOnPA - Force ACS to set call release cause to zero

when a Play Announcement operation is invoked. CdrOnHandover - Forces a CDR to be written on service handover

provided the parameter CdrCompressCall = 0. CdrResetOnWriteRELC - Forces ACS release cause to be reset to zero

after it has been written to a CDR provided the parameter CdrCompressCall = 0.

cdrOnForcedDisc - Indicate if a forced disconnect should result in generation of a CDR.

Fixes in This Release This section consists of a table listing the service request (SR) issues fixed in this release, sorted by SR and then Oracle BugDB number.

The following table lists service request issues reported by external sources and provides a brief description of the resolution.

List of fixes

Service Request (SR) Number

BugDB Number

Component Title

3-2005996591 10033968 CCS P-10033968 FAULT 101233 - CCSBEORB CORE DUMP ON URSULA (USMS01B)

3-4351885981 10048076 CCS P-10048076 SAVE OPTION WORKS INCORRECTLY FOR ACTIVATION CREDIT SCREEN

3-1996191921 10052455 DCA P-10052455 DCA DIED OVERNIGHT - CTS 110155 3-2035594352 10061570 CCS P-10061570 IMPORT/EXPORT OF RATE TABLE PUTS

A DEFAULT VALUE OF 0 IF EXPORTED... 3-2035594101 10073178 CCSPI P-10073178 PIMANAGER GIVES ACK AGAINST

INVALID VALUES ENTERED FOR DATA BALAN... 3-2023040881 10073584 CCS P-10073584 CCSNOTIFICATIONBATCH DOES NOT

RESPECT FILEPREFIX PARAMETER 3-2938391741 10073584 CCS P-10073584 CCSNOTIFICATIONBATCH DOES NOT

RESPECT FILEPREFIX PARAMETER 3-2012572091 10129209 SIGTRAN P-10129209 SRI_ACK WITHOUT SUBSYSTEM

NUMBER 3-2050389181 10155173 BE P-10155173 SCALABILITY/PERFORMANCE ISSUES

WITH THE BEGROVELLER

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3-2174244461 10183128 CCS P-10183128 UNABLE TO COPY A PRODUCT CATALOGUE (RATING MANAGEMENT SCREEN)

3-2152451851 10189812 BE P-10189812 BEGROVELLER DOES NOT REMOVE EXPIRED BUCKETS



3-2183538181 10190932 XMS P-10190932 WE HAVE FOUND MANY OCAU=21 IN CMX-BTR-MMX08 ON 07 OCTOBER 2010 ST...

3-2047923571 10192865 CCS P-10192865 CCSPCCHANGE FAIL TO DELETE CCS_PC_QUEUE ID

3-2171921141 10193577 SES P-10193577 MAX CURSOR OPEN ERROR WHILE ACCESSING SES SERVICE PANEL

3-2022915003 10197823 SIP P-10197823 SCA LEAKS MEMORY 3-2028104001 10202911 CCS P-10202911 MISSING ACCT TYPE AND ACCT

REFERENCE ERRORS ON UBE CAN BE AVOIDED 3-2992356953 10202911 CCS P-10202911 MISSING ACCT TYPE AND ACCT

REFERENCE ERRORS ON UBE CAN BE AVOIDED 3-4830668611 10202911 CCS P-10202911 MISSING ACCT TYPE AND ACCT

REFERENCE ERRORS ON UBE CAN BE AVOIDED ------------ 10214363 SIGTRAN P-10214363 ISSUES WITH M3UA MESSAGES

SEGMENTATION 3-2232691601 10228830 CCS P-10228830 WMT HAS THE LIMITATION OF 1000

SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE MIGRATION FROM... ------------ 10235084 PI P-10235084 SOAP FAULTCODE SHOULD BE FROM

ENV NAMESPACE 3-2256517511 10245329 CCS P-10245329 ERROR RUNNING PLUG-IN

CCSVWARSPERIODICCHARGE 3-2264750001 10256715 SIGTRAN P-10256715 ERRONEOUS CDMA GATEWAY ERROR

WHEN RECEIVING SCCP MANAGEMENT MESSAGES

------------ 10258391 CCS P-10258391 PROBLEM RELATED TO EXAMPLE SMCBMACRONODES SECTION IN ESERV.CONFIG

------------ 10260262 TOOLS P-10260262 PATCH TOOL CHANGES TO DO ARU FRIENDLY PACKAGING

------------ 10285571 BE P-10285571 BESERVICETRIGGER LOGS LOOK LIKE SOMETHING OUT OF THE MATRIX

------------ 10289505 ACS P-10289505 CTS-100211:INCOMPLETE SLEE_ACS LOGS & NO 'FC' MARK WHEN RECEIVE U...

------------ 10289524 DAP P-10289524 CTS-100356:SLEE_ACS CRASH (DAPMACRONODES.SO)

------------ 10289539 OSD P-10289539 CTS-100512:ACSCOMPILERDAEMON AND OSDWSDLREGENERATOR ARE CORE DUMP...

------------ 10289546 SIP P-10289546 CTS-100680:CS PREPAID: CS PREPAID LOWBALANCE ANNOUNCEMENT ISSUE

------------ 10289549 CCS P-10289549 CTS-100730:CCS PRODUCT RECHARGE REPORT FAILING TO GENERATE.

------------ 10289568 BE P-10289568 CTS-100965:BECDRMOVER DOES NOT BUILD AGAINST ORACLE 10G


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3-4710160451 10289626 MOB_ROAM P-10289626 CTS-101330:RAP CANNOT HANDLE FORWARDED CALLS

------------ 10289629 SIP P-10289629 CTS-101362:SCA CORE FILE DUMP ------------ 10289633 ACS P-10289633 CTS-101366:USSN FN SET NOA OF

DESTINATION NUMBER INCORRECTLY ------------ 10289674 XMS P-10289674 CTS-101835:USSN FN - IS SETTING THE

INCORRECT NUMBER PLAN IN THE ... ------------ 10289693 DAP P-10289693 CTS-102101:DAP IS NOT ABLE TO

PARSE THE XML RESPONSE FROM LOCATIO... ------------ 10289701 XMS P-10289701 CTS-102191:THE SUA INTERFACE

SENDS ABORT AFTER RECEIVING TCAP CON... ------------ 10289740 SIGTRAN P-10289740 CTS-102973:BINARY SMC.JAR WITHOUT

ANY DOCUMENTATION IN CDMA GATEW... ------------ 10289742 SIP P-10289742 CTS-103073:THE ACK IS SENT TOO

LATE IN CASE OF CALL INITIATED BY ... ------------ 10289747 IS41 P-10289747 CTS-103160:SUACDMAGATEWAY CORE

FILE FOUND ------------ 10289769 BE P-10289769 CTS-103459:ADDITIONAL BE ALARMS ------------ 10289794 DAP P-10289794 CTS-103877:RETURNING FAILED DAP

RESPONSE EVENT ON SLEE D IALOGUE ------------ 10289796 DAP P-10289796 CTS-103879:RESPONSEPARAMETER:

NO ENABLED CHILDREN OF ENABLED ELEMENT ------------ 10289808 XMS P-10289808 CTS-104094:XMSTRIGGER ABORT

ERROR WHEN MESSAGE REJECTED BY EMI ------------ 10289820 CCS P-10289820 CTS-104255:CORRUPTED CDR_TYPE_6 ------------ 10289828 XMS P-10289828 CTS-104367:EMI FAILS TO APPLY

INCOMINGDESTINATIONNUMBERRULES ------------ 10289829 DAP P-10289829 CTS-104370:THE LDAP DOES NOT SET

THE PASSWORD IN THE BINDREQUEST ... ------------ 10289831 OSA_CHAM P-10289831 CTS-104429:OSACHAMSCS PROCESS

IS LEAKING MEMORY ------------ 10289895 DAP P-10289895 CTS-105333:PROBLEM WITH SENDING

LDAP SEARCH REQUEST USING LDAPIF ------------ 10289929 DCA P-10289929 CTS-105687:LATEST DCA VERSION IS

NO LONGER COMPATIBLE WITH CISCO ... ------------ 10289953 CCS P-10289953 CTS-105984:CAN'T ADD 'PATTERNS'

PROFILE TAGS IN SUBSCRIBER PROFIL... ------------ 10289962 DCA P-10289962 CTS-106100:DCA SENDS

FUI(TERMINATE) BUT SHOULD BE REDIRECT. ------------ 10289975 XMS P-10289975 CTS-106239:USSD NOTIFICATIONS

FAILING - CANNOT ALLOCATE N3XMS15SL... ------------ 10289979 CCS P-10289979 CTS-106256:CAN'T EDIT SUBSCRIBER

WHEN CCP DASHBOARD ENABLED ------------ 10290016 CAP3_GW P-10290016 CTS-106742:CAP GW CORE DUMPS

WHEN IT RECEIVES A DIALOG_CLOSED SLE... ------------ 10290042 CCS P-10290042 CTS-106971:SINGLE TARIFF CALLS

WITH MULTIPLE BILLING PERIODS NOT ... ------------ 10290089 DAP P-10290089 CTS-107548:DAP SOAP REQUESTS

CONTAINING DUPLICATED TAGS ------------ 10290113 CCSPI P-10290113 CTS-107899:PI GIVES ERRORS FOR


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ADDING SUBSCRIBER ------------ 10290125 ACS P-10290125 CTS-108130:SLEE_ACS CORE IN SSMF

NODE WITH ACS 2.4.3.2 V1.7 ------------ 10290153 DCA P-10290153 CTS-108400:CAN FINAL-UNIT-

INDICATION/FINAL-UNIT-ACTION AVPS BE SU... ------------ 10290212 SIP P-10290212 CTS-108751:SLEE_ACS ABORTS WHEN

LIBPRESENCESIPACTIONS.SO USED AS ... ------------ 10290232 CCS P-10290232 CTS-108857:UNSUBSCRIBE

PROPORTIONAL RATING - FIXED CHARGE BEING... ------------ 10290235 ACS P-10290235 CTS-108890:ACS.JAR.SIG EB FOR AAPT ------------ 10290238 DAP P-10290238 CTS-108915:DAPIF CORE DUMPS ------------ 10290249 CCS P-10290249 CTS-109016:UNSUBSCRIBE WITH PRO

RATING FAILS TO FIRE INSF ------------ 10290251 XMS P-10290251 CTS-109035:XMSTRIGGER FROM MMX

4.0.3.4 FAILED TO START WITH ERROR... ------------ 10290254 SIP P-10290254 CTS-109040:SCA STOPS SILENTLY ------------ 10290264 CCS P-10290264 CTS-109178:PERIODIC CHARGE

AFFECTS PRE-USE SUBSCRIBERS EVEN WEHN ... ------------ 10290312 SIP P-10290312 CTS-109514:SCA DOES NOT NOTIFY

THE IN OF A RINGING EVENT DURING C... ------------ 10290341 CCS P-10290341 CTS-109618:CHARGE ALIGNMENT

ISSUE WHEN EXTENDING CHARGE FORWARD ------------ 10290348 VSSP P-10290348 CTS-109718:DRC-VSSP02 VSSP

ALWAYS REPORTING 0 CAPS IN LOG FILE ------------ 10290465 ACS P-10290465 CTS-110377:ACR NOT PROCESSED

BEFORE ERBCSM IN CASE OF ODISCONNECT... ------------ 10290907 PI P-10290907 CTS-17951:CTLCD3 RCH COMMAND

OPTION MODE=3 CAN'T HANDLE XPERIODS ... ------------ 10291385 TC_PROTOS P-10291385 CTS-25118:TC_PROTOS:

ASN1OCTETSTRING DOESN'T SET NUMOCTETS IN CON...

------------ 10291440 COMMON P-10291440 CTS-25732:CMNCONFIGWRAPPER DOES NOT CMNERRORSETPROGRAM()

------------ 10291506 BE P-10291506 CTS-26702:BECDRMOVER DOES NOT DELETE MEMORY CORRECTLY

------------ 10292042 BE P-10292042 CTS-32522:TYPOS IN VWARS ALARM ------------ 10292058 CCS P-10292058 CTS-32644:CCSBERESYNC TOOL HAS

LOTS OF 'COMMUNICATIONS EXCEPTION'... ------------ 10292080 SLEE_TC P-10292080 CTS-32925:THE TCAP INTERFACE

VARIABLE SCCP_LOG_FILE DOES NOT WORK. ------------ 10292157 SMS P-10292157 CTS-34276:SMS 3.1.0.1.1 DOESN'T

INSTALL ON NIAGARA PLATFORMS ------------ 10292169 SMS P-10292169 CTS-34566:STATISTICS VIEWER

CANNOT SHOW STATISTICS WITH LONG NAMES ------------ 10292544 DCA P-10292544 CTS-38164:REPLACE FOXCONTEXT

CALLS WITH ACS CHASSIS CALLS IN DCA ------------ 10292807 DAP P-10292807 CTS-39686:DAP RETRY MECHANISM

CAUSES MEMORY LEAK AND/OR CRASH ------------ 10292886 SLEE_TC P-10292886 CTS-40225:XMLTCIF: UNCONDITIONAL

TERM FROM CALLPLAN GETS IGNORED


Release Notes

------------ 10293098 BEAPI P-10293098 CTS-41880:BALANCE STATUS NODES DO NOT DEAL WITH NEGATIVE VALUES

------------ 10293374 USSD_GW P-10293374 CTS-44242:ADDGPNAINTENTRY CALLS ITSELF ADDGPNAENTRY IN DEBUG

------------ 10293378 DAP P-10293378 CTS-44256:THE DAP IF SENDS THE 200 OK MESSAGE WITH WRONG EOL

------------ 10293436 XMS P-10293436 CTS-44572:SMS_SUBMIT AND PME_DELIVERY CONTROL PLANS DO NOT COMPIL...

------------ 10293464 VPN P-10293464 CTS-44746:VPN SUBSCRIBER LOOKUP NODE WIPES CALLING PRIVATE NETWOR...

------------ 10293565 SMS P-10293565 CTS-45743:STATISTICS SUBSYSTEM CONTAINS NO MUTEX PROTECTION

------------ 10293621 CCS P-10293621 CTS-46366:STRING IN 'ELEMENT' COLUMN LONGER THAN DB COLUMN ALLOWS

------------ 10293696 RIMS P-10293696 CTS-46752:MRQ-NODE NOT BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE

------------ 10293740 XMS P-10293740 CTS-47192:14 AUTOTEST1 MMX TEST CASES FAILED AFTER MMX 4.0.3.1 MR...

------------ 10293771 CCS P-10293771 CTS-47458:MISSING TARIFF PLAN AND TARIFF PLAN SELECTOR TABS AT HCPT

------------ 10293934 PI P-10293934 CTS-48876:CORE FILES GENERATED BY PIPROCESS

------------ 10293973 VSSP P-10293973 CTS-49165:VSSP RAISES UNKNOWN MESSAGE! 02 00 03 87 E3 31

------------ 10293977 VSSP P-10293977 CTS-49233:VSSP ERROR MESSAGES STATE ROUTE:1220:A-LEG CPG!

------------ 10294013 DAP P-10294013 CTS-92389:[PE]DAPIF CHEWS EXCESSIVE CPU AND SPAMS SYSLOG WHEN ASP...

------------ 10294106 ENUM P-10294106 CTS-94064:AUS VALUE VALIDATION CHECK ON PROFILE DATA CAUSES FAILU...

------------ 10294152 ENUM P-10294152 CTS-94574:DAP SENDREQUEST NODE CAN'T SUPPORT NAPTR RECORDS

------------ 10294205 CCS P-10294205 CTS-95210:ANTEL GIVES INVALID SERVICE DOMAIN DIALOG 0 CHASSIS PLU...

------------ 10294208 BE P-10294208 CTS-95254:EXPIRY MESSAGE PROCESSING IN NON-GMT TZ MAY GENERATE IN...

------------ 10294237 DAP P-10294237 CTS-95584:REDIRECTINGPARTYID GETS CAPITALIZED IN THE ICA

------------ 10294263 TC_PROTOS P-10294263 CTS-95909:M3UA_IF NEEDS TO SEND TWO BYTE TCAP TRANSACTION IDS.

------------ 10294265 CCS_SMCB P-10294265 CTS-95951:SMCB : SMCB NODE NOT SENDING THE NORMALISE TN IN THE IN...

------------ 10294331 XMS P-10294331 CTS-96566:CLI MANIPULATION FEATURE REMOVES LAST DIGIT

------------ 10294373 CCS P-10294373 CTS-97074:IN CASE OF PLUGGIN ERROR, THE CDR IS NOT PREFIXED BY TH...

------------ 10294442 DAP P-10294442 CTS-98009:DAP IMPORT WSDL SCREEN NOT LIMITED TO WSDLS

------------ 10294463 OSD P-10294463 CTS-98268:OSDINTERFACE DOESN'T


Release Notes

INCLUDE CUSTOMER IN OPERATION NAME... ------------ 10294480 OSD P-10294480 CTS-98384:OSDINTERFACE DOESN'T

SEND CORRECT ERROR CODES IF CLI IN... ------------ 10294492 XMS P-10294492 CTS-98520:THE USSN FN IS TRIMMING

THE USSD TEXT TO 32 CHARACTERS ------------ 10294507 OSD P-10294507 CTS-98651:SETTING

OSD.OSDINTERFACE.VALIDATEREQUESTNAMESPACE = FAL...

------------ 10294535 OSD P-10294535 CTS-98930:CONTENT LENGTH IS WRONG IN FAULT RESPONSE FROM OSDINTER...

------------ 10294559 CCS P-10294559 CTS-99270:PC3 OSD OPERATION SET 'PERIODIC CHARGE' UPDATE --> ERRO...

------------ 10294609 CCS P-10294609 CTS-99838:ACCOUNT STATE BRANCH FN DOESN'T GET UP-TO-DATE STATUS

3-2325127491 10294948 CCS P-10294948 PERIODIC CHARGE BDOTM LOGIC INCORRECTLY HANDLES TIMEZONES

3-2387853461 10321508 SMS P-10321508 SMSDBCLEANUP.SH IS NOT RUNNING AFTER P106402SMS INSTALLATION (MI...

3-3549074431 10321508 SMS P-10321508 SMSDBCLEANUP.SH IS NOT RUNNING AFTER P106402SMS INSTALLATION (MI...

------------ 10323760 XMS P-10323760 XMS TRIGGER DOES NOT SEND AN INFORMSC MESSAGE TO BACK TO THE ITU/...

3-2434220741 10337970 CCS P-10337970 BALANCE TYPE EXPIRY ANNOUNCEMENT NOT SHOWING CORRECTLY

------------ 10341837 CCS P-10341837 CTS-108689:CANNOT SEE RESERVATIONS IN THE GUI

3-2460982211 10364348 CCS P-10364348 PRORATED BALANCES FROM A CREDIT PLAN (VOUCHER TYPE) DO NOT HONOUR...

3-2035994510 10376261 OSA_CHAM P-10376261 OSA RESERVATIONS ARE BEING CANCELLED

3-2457486591 10376261 OSA_CHAM P-10376261 OSA RESERVATIONS ARE BEING CANCELLED

3-2518143665 10394619 CCSPI P-10394619 PIPROCESS CORE DUMP ON SMPB-KAZ------------ 10419071 SMSC P-10419071 CTS-109598:EXPIRY NOTIFICATIONS

HAVE NO ESCAPE CHARACTER FOR $1 $... 3-2569716081 10649521 CCSPI P-10649521 PI CCSCD1=CHG FAILS TO ASSIGN

NEW_MSISDN IF THE MSISDN IS IN A CU... 3-2709117361 11059327 ACS P-11059327 SLEE_ACS TERMINATED WITH SIGNAL

11, SEGMENTATION FAULT 3-2632577921 11075905 CCS P-11075905 THERE IS NO LOG FOR CALLING CARD

CREATION 3-2522307551 11652488 XMS P-11652488 XMS ADP NODE TRIGGERS

DENORMALISATION OF NUMBERS THEN DOESNT USE IT

3-2656791861 11653487 NP_SERVICE P-11653487 NP GUI FAILING WITH ERROR ORA-01858: A NON-NUMERIC CHARACTER WAS ...

3-2548801321 11653786 SIP P-11653786 CALL FORWARDING MECHANISM IN SCA

3-2733091951 11656835 OSA_CHAM P-11656835 DIRECTDEBITAMOUNT() IS AN ANSWER ON DIRECTCREDITAMOUNTREQ()


Release Notes

3-2781035211 11684133 CCS P-11684133 CORRUPTION OF PERIODIC CHARGE EDR'S GENERATED DURING DIAMETER SES...

3-5093368461 11684133 CCS P-11684133 CORRUPTION OF PERIODIC CHARGE EDR'S GENERATED DURING DIAMETER SES...

3-2821753221 11698040 CCS P-11698040 REWARDS APPLIED ON TERMINATED WALLET STATE EXTENDS WALLET EXPIRY

3-2834416711 11702097 CCS P-11702097 ONE MONTH PCS EXPIRY CALCULATED TO TWO MONTHS IF GMT IS LAST MONTH

3-2875687580 11702746 SLEE P-11702746 WATCHDOG CORE DUMPS AFTER SENDING ITSELF A SIGALRM

3-2868329591 11707755 ACS P-11707755 SLEE_ACS PRINTS ERROR MESSAGE FOR FORWARDED/NOT ANSWERED CALLS WI...

3-2895404351 11714048 ACS P-11714048 DE-NORMALIZATION RULE IN THE ACS.CONF DOES NOT ACCEPT NOA 0XD

3-2550577091 11723556 CCSPI P-11723556 PI CCSCD3=RCH, USING SCENARIOS DOESN'T WORK

3-2901076350 11730816 CCSPI P-11730816 DEFAULT 10 SECOND TIMEOUT BETWEEN PI BPL AND SMSTRIGDAEMON IS NOT...

3-2930719561 11732194 SIGTRAN P-11732194 FAILURE TO ACHIEVE HIGHER RESENDING RATE THEN 5 FOR INIT MESSAGE

3-2936814291 11735359 CCS P-11735359 UNABLE TO DEFINE A NEW BPL IN TASK MANAGEMENT

3-3636273911 11735359 CCS P-11735359 UNABLE TO DEFINE A NEW BPL IN TASK MANAGEMENT

3-2945322631 11768076 CCS P-11768076 PI IS LOCKING IF MORE THAN ONE PI PROCESS IS INSERTING RECORDS IN...

3-2522163361 11778658 PI P-11778658 SUSPECT MEMORY LEAK ON PIPROCESS

3-2998412581 11787079 BE P-11787079 BESERVICETRIGGER ERRORNEOUSLY CLOSING A FD WITH AN ACTIVE REQUEST

3-3022069021 11795953 BE P-11795953 BEVWARS IS WRITING CORRUPT SYNC FILES - VWS PAIR ARE OUT OF SYNC

3-3035234601 11801979 ACS P-11801979 ACS NOTIFICATIONS TEMPLATES - ISSUES WITH EXPIRY DATES

3-2550029631 11813217 BE P-11813217 CCSMFILECOMPILER IS NOT CLOSING ITS CONNECTION WITH BESERVER, LEA...

3-2007760831 11824644 XMS P-11824644 MMX PADS CHARACTERS TO NON-FINAL SEGMENTS TO MAKE IT THE FULL LENGTH

3-3087528821 11847520 CCS P-11847520 ACS CONFIGURATION NOTIFICATION (NOT BEFORE / NOT AFTER) - NOT WOR...

3-3123972841 11847811 OSD P-11847811 OSD GETBYNAME LOOKS LIKE ONLY USE

3-3100138561 11849661 CCS P-11849661 READ ONLY ACCOUNT ON SCREENS HAS EDIT RIGHTS IN BILLING PERIODS T...

3-3828186801 11849661 CCS P-11849661 READ ONLY ACCOUNT ON SCREENS HAS EDIT RIGHTS IN BILLING PERIODS T...

3-3182120821 11876337 CCS P-11876337 INCORRECT COST FIELD IN THE EDR IF DISPLAY-TO-SPEND RATIO FEATURE...

3-3189447671 11876337 CCS P-11876337 INCORRECT COST FIELD IN THE EDR IF DISPLAY-TO-SPEND RATIO FEATURE...


Release Notes

3-3185136451 11889709 CCS P-11889709 SLEE_ACS CRASHING WITH SIGNAL 11 AT PROCESSATPNODESTATE5

3-3230439391 11894266 IS41 P-11894266 ISDN NUMBERING PLAN IS BEING SET INCORRECTLY IN CONNRES

3-3217674231 11896505 USSD_GW P-11896505 OPL: USSDGW CORE DUMPED ON USSD4

3-3225290131 11900034 SIEMENS P-11900034 [TPSA/NTS] SMINAPCA DOES NOT REPORT SIGHUP CONFIGURATION RE-READ ...

3-3273306091 11928992 XMS P-11928992 PERMANENT ERROR BUT MMX DO FAILOVER (RESL=0)

3-3293416361 11938147 OSD P-11938147 [TP IN SWAP] CCS SERVICE HANDLERS MISSING AFTER OSD INSTALLATION

3-3293324741 12311557 OSD P-12311557 [TP IN SWAP] XML VERSION IN SOAP MESSAGE SHOULD BE OPTIONAL.

3-3297903201 12314564 CCS P-12314564 PERIODIC VOUCHER RECHARGES NEGATIVE WHEN MONTH HAS MORE DAYS THAN...

3-3512571501 12314564 CCS P-12314564 PERIODIC VOUCHER RECHARGES NEGATIVE WHEN MONTH HAS MORE DAYS THAN...

3-2217368551 12320172 XMS P-12320172 SMPPDEFAULTS SECTION NOT READ 3-3326042621 12321370 ACS P-12321370 [TP IN SWAP] SLEE_ACS COREDUMPS

WHEN CALL INITIATION FN WITH SCA ... 3-3328631201 12322222 TOOLS P-12322222 UNABLE TO MAKE CALLS OR SEND

SMS MESSAGES. 3-3375581281 12346568 CCS P-12346568 PERIODIC CHARGE TAB MISSING

AFTER ------------ 12373153 ACS P-12373153 P-11059327 SLEE_ACS TERMINATED

WITH SIGNAL 11, SEGMENTATION FAULT 3-3437998601 12377334 IS41 P-12377334 M3UACDMAGATEWAY IS CRASHING

WHEN RECEIVING A DFC FROM SLEE_ACS 3-3441882803 12383954 DAP P-12383954 DAPIF FAILS TO READ TEMPLATES

GREATER THAN 8KB 3-3401697577 12398197 SMS P-12398197 SMSMASTER GIVING THE FOLLOWING

ERRORS: UPDATE LOST: CCS_ACCT_REFE... 3-3487436261 12403074 SIP P-12403074 MISSING P-ASSERTED-IDENTITY IN SIP

INVITE WHEN USING ICA FN 3-3309989881 12412245 CCS P-12412245

PROCESSUATBCALLINPROGRESSMULTIPLERESERVATION_CAMEL: TIME RETURNED...

3-3492386991 12415037 SMS P-12415037 SLEE_ACS SEGMENTATION FAULT CORE DUMP

3-3527468761 12420517 CCS P-12420517 NEW CLUSTER RESOURCE TYPE BINARIES ARE NEEDED FOR 2 NEW CDRLOADE...

3-3220218957 12424373 LCP P-12424373 INVALID OBJECTS - TRIGGER SMF.LCP_MAPPING_OVLP

3-3534380361 12536955 BE P-12536955 BEVWARS CREATES HUGE NOTIFICATIONS WHEN MULTIPLE PCS ARE RENEWED ...

3-3552381731 12543238 CCSPI P-12543238 PI COMMAND CCSCD1=CHG:MSISDN=XXX,NEW_MSISDN=YYY DOESN'T GENERATE EDR


Release Notes

3-3633833041 12565265 BE P-12565265 FULL-MATCH MSISDN SEARCH HIDES SECONDARY WALLETS

3-4129647131 12565265 BE P-12565265 FULL-MATCH MSISDN SEARCH HIDES SECONDARY WALLETS

3-3612530581 12597766 SMS P-12597766 EXTENDED ESCHER DECODING INCORRECTLY

3-3803975591 12597766 SMS P-12597766 EXTENDED ESCHER DECODING INCORRECTLY

3-3665584871 12602968 CCS P-12602968 POST CALL NOTIFICATIONS PROBLEM 3-3721823531 12604708 CCS P-12604708 EXPENDITURE BALANCE

INCONSISTENT WITH DSR ------------ 12616832 SIGTRAN P-10289758 CTS-103363:ADDITIONAL SIGTRAN

ALARMS ------------ 12688091 CCS P-12688091 UNABLE TO CREATE NEW VOUCHER

BATCH ON EXCELSIOR PACKAGE NCC_V4_4_... 3-3943026481 12708945 CCSPI P-12708945 CCSCD7 FAILS DUE TO COLUMN

OVERFLOW - DATABASE ERROR ORA-01455 ------------ 12709139 RIMS P-12709139 NEW RIMS CHASSIS PARAMETER

FORWARDINFORMSC SHOULD BE DOCUMENTED ------------ 12759374 CCS P-12759374 INVALID LOGIC IN

VOUCHERREDEEM.CC FOR CROSS DOMAIN VOUCHER/WALLET

------------ 12802525 CCS P-12802525 MIGRATED SUBSCRIBER HAS WRONG CHARGING_ENGINE_ID IN THE CCS_ACCT ...

------------ 12807318 ACS P-12807318 WRONG SUPERHERO DEPICTED IN THE NOTIFICATION TEMPLATE SCREENS

3-4138088341 12819131 ACS P-12819131 SLEE_ACS PROCESSE MEMORY LEAKAGE

------------ 12825073 CCS P-12825073 RESERVATION VIEWER DOESN'T DISPLAY USED DATA

------------ 12827138 XMS P-12827138 XMSTRIGGER COREDUMPS AT ROUTING::STATISTICSCATEGORY::FLUSH

------------ 12837135 CCS P-12837135 CONSISTENCY BETWEEN NEW SUBSCRIBER & BATCH WALLET UBE DOMAIN'S TR...

3-4266106091 12869684 SMS P-12869684 JAVA ERROR TO OPEN ADD NEW VPN HUNTING LIST SCREEN

------------ 12907889 BE P-10292041 CTS-32521:SPELLING ERROR IN BE ALARM

------------ 12927092 ACS P-12927092 NORMALISATION RULES IN ACS READ NOA IN HEX INSTEAD OF DEC

3-4303493921 12931415 CCSPI P-12931415 PI CCSCD1=ADD IS SELECTING UBE DOMAIN INSTEAD OF 3RD PARTY DOMAIN

------------ 13008803 CCS P-13008803 CCSVWARSQUOTA.SO:BALANCEVALUECHANGEDEVENT CORRUPT MESSAGE

------------ 13033934 PI P-13033934 PI SOAP PARSING FAILS TO SKIP OPTIONAL <ENV:HEADER> CORRECTLY

------------ 13041433 CCS P-13041433 NO POSSIBILITY TO DEPLETE A QUOTA BALANCE AT ONCE


Release Notes

3-5001448541 13480146 BE P-13480146 BEGROVELLER IS DUMPING 3-5195507351 13480146 BE P-13480146 BEGROVELLER IS DUMPING 3-5195847533 13480146 BE P-13480146 BEGROVELLER IS DUMPING ------------ 13591311 CCS P-13591311 CCS (CWTR) UNABLE TO RETRIEVE

TRACKER DOMAIN FOR RECIPIENT SUBSCR... ------------ 13595179 CCS P-13595179 CCS MULTIPLE PROMOTIONS ARE

APPLIED WITH SEGMENT/REWARD OF PRODUC... ------------ 13683691 CCS P-13683691 RESERVATION VIEWER SHOWS

INCORRECT USED AMOUNT IN LONGER SESSIONS ------------ 13684405 CCS P-13684405 RESERVATION COMMIT THRESHOLD

NOT APPLIED CORRECTLY. 3-5880446481 13691765 CCS P-13691765 REVENUE LEAK WHEN USING LOW

WARNING CONFIGURATION ------------ 13691860 CCS P-13691860 NO POSSIBILITY TO DEPLETE A QUOTA

BALANCE AT ONCE 3-5307054471 13708127 CCS P-13708127 BALANCES FOR REGULAR VOICE

CALLS IS WRITTEN IN EXPONENTIAL FORMAT 3-5326278097 13726539 CCS P-13726539 BUG IN THE VOUCHER TYPE

FUNCTIONALITY. 3-5335806621 13728991 CCS P-13728991 VOUCHER TYPE RECHARGE FAILING

ON VWS DUE TO TOO MANY ROWS 3-5349151831 13782054 CCS P-13782054 WLC RENEWAL FAILS FOR

SUBSCRIBER IN TERMINATED/GRACE 1 STATE WITH...

------------ 13794356 CCS P-13794356 WALLETINFO DATA NOT CORRECT WHEN RETURNED BY VWS AS PART OF A CHA...

3-5175245641 13819188 CCS P-13819188 BIND VARIABLES NOT USED WHEN QUERYING FOR CDR



------------ 13819277 SMS P-13819277 E-13794148 SMS GUI USERS CAN ACCESS AND MANIPULATE DATA IN THE DA...

------------ 13820036 CCS P-13820036 APPLYREWARDS FEATURE NODE HAS BEEN BACKED OUT OF THE REPOSITORY

------------ 13845926 CCS P-13845926 UATB NODE WITH PLAYTONE SET BUT NO WARNING REQUIRED BEHAVES INCOR...

------------ 13882002 BE P-13882002 NOTIFICATIONS FROM VWS GETTING DELAYED

------------ 13950337 CCS P-13950337 E-13950296 SHOW CHARGED DURATION IN EDR

------------ 13952954 CCS P-13952954 CCS_BALANCE_TYPE.MAX_BALANCE_POLICY ALLOWS NULLS ON SMS

3-5572662891 13955221 CCS P-13955221 PERIODIC CHARGE STATE MOVES TO TERMINATED FOR PT SWAP AFTER NCC 4...

3-5593740331 13963378 CCS P-13963378 CREDIT TRANSFER NODE DOES NOT RETRIEVE CURRENCY

3-5606396821 13975931 CCS P-13975931 PROMOTIONS OVERFLOWS INTEGER


3-5644590101 13975931 CCS P-13975931 PROMOTIONS OVERFLOWS INTEGER ------------ 14058665 CCS P-14058665 ACTIVATING PROMOTION HAS

SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN CPU USAGE ------------ 14120468 SMS P-13645182 DATABASE PERFORMANCE ISSUES -

PI/REPLICATION IS DOWN ------------ 14188637 ACS P-14188637 WATCHDOG PARAMETERS IN

SLEE.CFG ARE NOT INITIALIZED IF EXCLUDED F... 3-5889303301 14217161 SIGTRAN P-14217161 CANNOT SET SCCP HEADER TO SSN

PRESENT FOR CGPA ------------ 14220903 PI P-14220903 PI.WSDL CORRUPT IN GALAXY BUILD ------------ 14246339 TC_PROTOS P-14246339 SIGNED V. UNSIGNED IN

TRANSACTION-ID HANDLING. 3-5902090361 14266584 SIGTRAN P-14266584 M3UA STACK FAILS GENERATING

PROPER NEW TID PASSED 165500 3-5219584881 14282742 CCS P-14282742 [CMX 4.4.1 GALAXY INSTALLATION]

EXPORT RATE TABLE DOESN'T WORK ------------ 14301851 CCS P-14301851 CPS TEST

SCRIPT1009_SWBCALLINPREUSESTATE SCRIPT FAILED DUE TO NO ...

Known Problems All database instances on NCC nodes should be created with the AL32UTF8 character set. An issue in the beBe package installation is causing the database instance on VWS nodes to be created with the US7ASCII character set instead. SMS and SLC nodes are not affected. For more information and solutions for this issue please refer to My Oracle Support (https://support.us.oracle.com) document "Database Instance on VWS Nodes Created with Incorrect Character Set after OCNCC 5.0 Installation (Doc ID 1522076.1)".

Database instance on VWS nodes created with incorrect character set

About NCC Documentation The first guides to look at should be those that help with the installation and configuration of the Network Charging and Control software.

Where to start

The next set of guides should be those pertaining to your usage of the Network Charging and Control software.

The guides have been generally classified according to their use.

Installation & configuration guides This table lists the primary installation and configuration guides.

Guide Title Media Pack File Name NCC Installation Guide ncc5_0_0ncc_ig.pdf NCC Release Notes ncc5_0_0release_notes_rn.pdf NCC Configuration User's guide ncc5_0_0ncc_configuration_ug.pdf NCC System Administrator's Guide ncc5_0_0ncc_sag.pdf NCC Feature Nodes Reference Guide ncc5_0_0ncc_feature_nodes_rg.pdf Advanced Control Services Technical Guide ncc5_0_0acs_tg.pdf Advanced Control Services User's Guide ncc5_0_0acs_ug.pdf

Release Notes

https://support.us.oracle.com/


Release Notes

Guide Title Media Pack File Name Control Plan Editor User's Guide ncc5_0_0cpe_ug.pdf NCC High Availability Operations Guide ncc5_0_0ncc_high_availability_og.pdf

NCC Upgrade Operations Guide ncc5_0_0ncc_upgrade_og.pdf Service Logic Execution Environment Technical Guide

ncc5_0_0slee_tg.pdf

Social Networking Service Template User's & Technical Guide

ncc5_0_0sn_service_template_utg.pdf

NCC Concepts Guide ncc5_0_0ncc_concepts_rg.pdf

External Provisioning Interface guides This table lists the external Provisioning Interface guides.

Guide Title Media Pack File Name PI Commands (ACS) Operations Guide ncc5_0_0acs_pi_commands_og.pdf PI Commands (CCS) Operations Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_pi_commands_og.pdf PI Commands (MM) Operations Guide ncc5_0_0mm_pi_commands_og.pdf PI Commands (NP) Operations Guide ncc5_0_0np_pi_commands_og.pdf Provisioning Interface User's & Technical Guide

ncc5_0_0pi_utg.pdf

PI Commands (VPN) Operations Guide ncc5_0_0vpn_pi_commands_og.pdf

Standards conformance This table lists the standards conformance statement guides.

Guide Title Media Pack File Name DAP - PICS Data Access Pack ncc5_0_0dap_pics.pdf DCA - PICS Diameter Control Agent ncc5_0_0dca_pics.pdf DCD - PICS Diameter Control Driver ncc5_0_0dcd_pics.pdf INAP - PICS Intelligent Network Application Protocol

ncc5_0_0ncc_5_0_0_inap_pics.pdf

MM ANSI-41 - PICS Intersystem Operations ncc5_0_0nm_ansi-41_pics.pdf MM EMI - PICS External Machine Interface ncc5_0_0mm_emi_pics.pdf MM MAP - PICS Mobile Application Part ncc5_0_0mm_map_pics.pdf MM SIP - PICS Session Initiation Protocol ncc5_0_0mm_sip_pics.pdf MM SMPP - PICS Short Message Peer-to-Peer Protocol

ncc5_0_0mm_smpp_pics.pdf

RCA - PICS RADIUS Control Agent ncc5_0_0rca_pics.pdf SIGTRAN - PICS m3ua_if ncc5_0_0sigtran_m3ua_if_pics.pdf SIGTRAN - PICS sua_if ncc5_0_0sigtran_sua_if_pics.pdf

Charging & control management guides This table lists the primary charging and control guides.

Guide Title Media Pack File Name Customer Care Portal User's Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_ccp_ug.pdf Charging Control Services Technical Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_tg.pdf

Charging Control Services User's Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_ug.pdf Promotion Manager User's Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_promotion_mgmt_ug Voucher Manager Technical Guide ncc5_0_0voucher_mgmt_tg.pdf Voucher Manager User's Guide ncc5_0_0voucher_mgmt_ug.pdf


Release Notes

Guide Title Media Pack File Name Customer Care Portal User's Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_ccp_ug.pdf Voucher Print Shop Operations Guide ncc5_0_0vps_og.pdf

Messaging Manager guides This table lists the primary messaging manager guides.

Guide Title Media Pack File Name Messaging Manager Navigator Technical Guide

ncc5_0_0mm_navigator_tg.pdf

Messaging Manager Technical Guide ncc5_0_0messaging_manager_tg.pdf Messaging Manager User's Guide ncc5_0_0mm_message_mgmt_ug.pdf

Number Services Manager guides This table lists the primary numbering manager guides.

Guide Title Media Pack File Name NP Service Pack Technical Guide ncc5_0_0np_service_pack_tg.pdf NP Service Pack User's Guide ncc5_0_0np_service_pack_ug.pdf

Reference guides This table lists the reference guides to use for the Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control product as and when needed:

Guide Title Media Pack File Name ACS Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0acs_ag.pdf BRM Charging Driver Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0brm_charging_driver_ag CAP3 SMS Gateway Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0capgw_ag CCS Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_ag.pdf DAP Alarms guide ncc5_0_0dap_ag.pdf DCA Alarms guide ncc5_0_0dca_ag.pdf DCD Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0dcd_ag.pdf EDR Reference Guide ncc5_0_0edr_rg.pdf ENUM Control Agent Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0enum_ag.pdf LCA Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0lca_ag.pdf LCP Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0lcp_ag.pdf Messaging Manager Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0mm_ag.pdf Messaging Manager Navigator Alarms Guide

ncc5_0_0mm_navigator_ag.pdf

NCC Sample Message Flows Guide ncc5_0_0msg_flows_rg.pdf NCC Security Reference Guide ncc5_0_0ncc_security_rg NP Service Pack Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0np_service_pack_ag.pdf OSD Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0osd_ag.pdf PI Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0pi_ag.pdf PI SOAP ACS WSDL Guide ncc5_0_0acs_pi_soap_wsdl_og.pdf PI SOAP CCS WSDL Guide ncc5_0_0ccs_pi_soap_wsdl_og.pdf PI SOAP NP WSDL Guide ncc5_0_0np_pi_soap_wsdl_og.pdf RCA Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0rca_ag.pdf Roaming Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0roaming_ag.pdf SCA Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0sca_ag.pdf SEI Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0sei_ag.pdf SES Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0ses_ag.pdf


Guide Title Media Pack File Name SIGTRAN Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0sigtran_tcap_if_ag.pdf SLEE Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0slee_ag.pdf SMS Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0sms_ag.pdf SMSB Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0sm_charging_ag SMSC Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0sms_centre_ag.pdf UCA-ISUP Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0uca_for_isup_ag.pdf USSD Gateway Alarms Guide ncc5_0_0ussd_gw_ag.pdf WSDL Reference Guide ncc5_0_0wsdl_rg.pdf

Other components This table lists the other components guides.

Guide Title Media Pack file Name BRM Charging Driver Technical Guide ncc5_0_0brm_charging_driver_tg CAP3 SMS Gateway Technical Guide ncc5_0_0cap3_sms_gateway_tg DAP User's & Technical Guide ncc5_0_0dap_utg.pdf DCA Technical Guide ncc5_0_0dca_tg.pdf DCD Technical Guide ncc5_0_0dcd_tg.pdf ECA Technical Guide ncc5_0_0eca_tg.pdf ENUM Control Agent User's & Technical Guide

ncc5_0_0enum_utg.pdf

LCA Technical Guide ncc5_0_0lca_tg.pdf LCP Location Capabilities Pack Technical Guide

ncc5_0_0lcp_tg.pdf

LCP Location Capabilities Pack User's Guide ncc5_0_0lcp_ug.pdf OSA CHAM Technical Guide ncc5_0_0osa_cham_tg.pdf OSD User's & Technical Guide ncc5_0_0osd_utg.pdf RCA Technical Guide ncc5_0_0rca_tg.pdf RCA User's Guide ncc5_0_0rca_ug.pdf Roaming Technical Guide ncc5_0_0roaming_tg.pdf SCA Technical Guide ncc5_0_0sca_tg.pdf SEI Technical Guide ncc5_0_0sei_tg.pdf SES User's & Technical Guide ncc5_0_0ses_utg.pdf SIGTRAN Technical Guide ncc5_0_0sigtran_tcap_if_tg.pdf SMCB Technical Guide ncc5_0_0smcb_charging_utg.pdf SMS Technical Guide ncc5_0_0sms_tg.pdf SMS User's Guide ncc5_0_0sms_ug.pdf SMSC Technical Guide ncc5_0_0smsc_centre_tg.pdf UCA ISUP Technical Guide ncc5_0_0uca_for_isup_tg.pdf USSD Gateway Technical Guide ncc5_0_0ussd_gw_tg.pdf USSD Gateway User's Guide ncc5_0_0ussd_gw_ug.pdf VPN Technical Guide ncc5_0_0vpn_tg.pdf VPN User's Guide ncc5_0_0vpn_ug.pdf VWS Technical Guide ncc5_0_0vws_tg.pdf XML TCAP Interface Technical Guide ncc5_0_0tcap_if_tg

The SDK Developer's Guide is in the separate Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control Developer Pack. A password is required to download this media pack.

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SDK Developer's Guide ncc5_0_0sdk_dev_tg.pdf

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For all the Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control licensing information and all related third party product acknowledgments, see Oracle Communications Network Charging and Control License Document.

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