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Add 3GPP TS 29.345 V15.1.0 (2019-09)
Add AVPs:
- App-Layer-User-Id, UTF8String, code 3801, section 6.3.2
- Assistance-info, Grouped, code 3802, section 6.3.3
- Assistance-Info-Validity-Timer, Unsigned32, code 3803, section 6.3.4
- Discovery-Type, Unsigned32, code 3804, section 6.3.5
- Filter-Id, OctetString, code 3805, section 6.3.9
- MAC-Address, UTF8String, code 3806, section 6.3.11
- Match-Report, Grouped, code 3807, section 6.3.12
- Operating-Channel, Unsigned32, code 3808, section 6.3.14
- P2P-Features, Unsigned32, code 3809, section 6.3.15
- ProSe-App-Code, OctetString, code 3810, section 6.3.16
- ProSe-App-Id, UTF8String, code 3811, section 6.3.17
- ProSe-App-Mask, OctetString, code 3812, section 6.3.18
- ProSe-Discovery-Filter, Grouped, code 3813, section 6.3.20
- PRR-Flags, Unsigned32, code 3814, section 6.3.21
- ProSe-Validity-Timer, Unsigned32, code 3815, section 6.3.22
- Requesting-EPUID, UTF8String, code 3816, section 6.3.23
- Targeted-EPUID, UTF8String, code 3817, section 6.3.26
- Time-Window, Unsigned32, code 3818, section 6.3.27
- WiFi-P2P-Assistance-Info, Grouped, code 3819, section 6.3.30
- WLAN-Assistance-Info, Grouped, code 3820, section 6.3.31
- WLAN-Link-Layer-Id, OctetString, code 3821, section 6.3.32
- WLAN-Link-Layer-Id-List, Grouped, code 3822, section 6.3.33
- Location-Update-Trigger, Grouped, code 3823, section 6.3.42
- Location-Update-Event-Type, Unsigned32, code 3824, section 6.3.43
- Change-Of-Area-Type, Grouped, code 3825, section 6.3.44
- Location-Update-Event-Trigger, Unsigned32, code 3826, section 6.3.45
- Report-Cardinality, Enumerated, code 3827, section 6.3.46
- Minimum-Interval-Time, Unsigned32, code 3828, section 6.3.47
- Periodic-Location-Type, Grouped, code 3829, section 6.3.48
- Location-Report-Interval-Time, Unsigned32, code 3830, section 6.3.49
- Total-Number-Of-Reports, Unsigned32, code 3831, section 6.3.50
- Validity-Time-Announce, Unsigned32, code 3832, section 6.3.36
- Validity-Time-Monitor, Unsigned32, code 3833, section 6.3.37
- Validity-Time-Communication, Unsigned32, code 3834, section 6.3.38
- ProSe-App-Code-Info, Grouped, code 3835, section 6.3.39
- MIC, OctetString, code 3836, section 6.3.40
- UTC-based-Counter, Unsigned32, code 3837, section 6.3.41
- ProSe-Match-Refresh-Timer, Unsigned32, code 3838, section 6.3.52
- ProSe-Metadata-Index-Mask, OctetString, code 3839, section 6.3.60
- App-Identifier, Grouped, code 3840, section 6.3.61
- OS-ID, OctetString, code 3841, section 6.3.62
- OS-App-ID, UTF8String, code 3842, section 6.3.63
- Requesting-RPAUID, UTF8String, code 3843, section 6.3.64
- Target-RPAUID, UTF8String, code 3844, section 6.3.65
- Target-PDUID, OctetString, code 3845, section 6.3.66
- ProSe-Restricted-Code, OctetString, code 3846, section 6.3.67
- ProSe-Restricted-Code-Suffix-Range, OctetString, code 3847, section 6.3.68
- Beginning-Suffix, OctetString, code 3848, section 6.3.69
- Ending-Suffix, OctetString, code 3849, section 6.3.70
- Discovery-Entry-ID, Unsigned32, code 3850, section 6.3.59
- Match-Timestamp, Time, code 3851, section 6.3.71
- PMR-Flags, Unsigned32, code 3852, section 6.3.57
- ProSe-Application-Metadata, UTF8String, code 3853, section 6.3.58
- Discovery-Auth-Request, Grouped, code 3854, section 6.3.53
- Discovery-Auth-Response, Grouped, code 3855, section 6.3.54
- Match-Request, Grouped, code 3856, section 6.3.55
- Match-Report-Info, Grouped, code 3857, section 6.3.56
- Banned-RPAUID, UTF8String, code 3858, section 6.3.73
- Banned-PDUID, OctetString, code 3859, section 6.3.74
- Code-Receiving-Security-Material, Grouped, code 3860, section 6.3.75
- Code-Sending-Security-Material, Grouped, code 3861, section 6.3.76
- DUSK, OctetString, code 3862, section 6.3.77
- DUIK, OctetString, code 3863, section 6.3.78
- DUCK, OctetString, code 3864, section 6.3.79
- MIC-Check-indicator, Unsigned32, code 3865, section 6.3.80
- Encrypted-Bitmask, OctetString, code 3866, section 6.3.81
- ProSe-App-Code-Suffix-Range, OctetString, code 3867, section 6.3.82
- PC5-tech, OctetString, code 3868, section 6.3.84
Note: Name conflict with 3GPP TS 29.154 Time-Window (4204).
Time-Window (3818) in 3GPP TS 29.345 V12.1.0 (2014-12) predates
Time-Window (4204) in 3GPP TS 29.154 V13.1.0 (2016-03).
author | Luke Mewburn <luke@mewburn.net> |
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date | Sun, 05 Apr 2020 08:27:37 +1000 |
parents | 6fe3e5cf9fb2 |
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# This file contains information for configuring the app_radgw extension. # To find how to have freeDiameter load this extension, please refer to the freeDiameter documentation. # # The app_radgw extension allows a freeDiameter agent to serve as a # RADIUS/Diameter gateway. Typically, a RADIUS client (e.g. a NAS) will connect to # this agent, and the message will be converted to Diameter and sent to a Diameter server. # # Note that this extension does not provide a fully functionnal RADIUS/Diameter gateway. # You need to load plugins to handle specific RADIUS messages and convert them to # Diameter apps such as NASREQ, EAP, ... See the next section for information. ########### # PLUGINS # ########### # Additional plugins must be loaded to support specific RADIUS messages and attributes. # Plugins are registered either for every message, or by port (auth or acct), or by port and code. # The general format is: # RGWX = plugin [: conf_file] [: port] [: code(s)] ; # Where: # plugin is the quoted file name (relative or absolute) of the plugin to load (.rgwx files). # conf_file (optional) is the quoted name of the configuration file. # port (optional), either auth or acct. # If not specified, extension is called for messages incoming on both ports # code(s): space-separated list of command codes for which this extension must be called. # If not specified, the extension is called for all incoming messages. # The values are interpreted as hexadecimal. # # The plugins are called in the order they appear in this file. # Here are some explained examples: # RGWX = "3579.rgwx"; Load this extension and call it for all messages. No configuration file. # RGWX = "3579.rgwx" : "3579.conf"; Same as previous but with a configuration file specified. # RGWX = "3579.rgwx" : auth; No configuration file, but called only for RADIUS messages received on authentication port. # RGWX = "3579.rgwx" : 4 8 b; Called for messages with command code 4, 8, or 11 only. # RGWX = "3579.rgwx" : "3579.conf" : auth : 4 8 b; All parameters combined. # Once the list of extensions for an incoming message has been called (or if the list is empty), # an error is logged if some RADIUS attributes of the message have not been handled. RGWX = "extensions/echodrop.rgwx" : "echodrop.rgwx.conf"; # See echodrop.rgwx.conf.sample file RGWX = "extensions/auth.rgwx" : auth; RGWX = "extensions/acct.rgwx" : acct; # RGWX = "extensions/debug.rgwx"; # Uncomment to see the result of the translation plugins. # For some extensions (auth, acct), a false configuration file name # can be passed to specify flags, such as "nonai" to ignore NAI-based routing. ################## # RADIUS Clients # ################## # Each RADIUS client must be declared in the form: # nas = IP / shared-secret ; # IP can be ipv4 or ipv6 # port can be additionaly restricted with brackets: IP[port] (ex: 192.168.0.1[1812]) # shared-secret can be a quoted string, or a list of hexadecimal values. # examples: # nas = 192.168.100.1 / "secret key" ; # the shared secret buffer is 0x736563726574206b6579 (length 10 bytes) # nas = fe00::1 / 73 65 63 72 65 74 20 6b 65 79; # same shared secret as previously # When a packet is received from an IP not declared here, it is discarded. # If the RADIUS client is a Proxy that forwards messages from different peers, it must be # declared instead as follow: # pxy = IP / shared-secret ; # Note that it is not recommended to use this gateway implementation with a proxy currently, # since the management of duplicate messages might be insufficient. # The old notation cli = ... is equivalent to nas = ... and kept for backward compatibility. #################### # Authentication # # Authorization # #################### # Enable the RADIUS/Diameter authentication/authorization gateway? # auth_server_enable = 1; # The port on which the accounting server listens # auth_server_port = 1812; # The IPv4 on which to bind the server, or "disable" if IPv4 must not be used. # auth_server_ip4 = 0.0.0.0; # The IPv6 address to which the server is bound, or "disable" # auth_server_ip6 = :: ; ################ # Accounting # ################ # Enable the RADIUS/Diameter accounting gateway? # acct_server_enable = 1; # The port on which the accounting server listens # acct_server_port = 1813; # The IPv4 on which to bind the server, or "disable" if no IPv4 is wanted. # acct_server_ip4 = 0.0.0.0; # The IPv6 address to which the server is bound, or "disable" # acct_server_ip6 = :: ;