RADIUS - Dialogic VSA's

Dialogic RADIUS Vendor Code: 3028

IETF Attribute # for all VSAs: 26

 

Click on each Attribute Name to see example text of each Dialogic specific VSA.

VSA #

Attribute Name

Description

23

Dialogic-voip-dst-sig-ip-in

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Example:

192.168.0.100

Inbound IP address of the remote gateway.

24

Dialogic-h323-conf-id

Format:

16-byte number in hexadecimal notation with one space between each 4-byte integer

Example:

75834551 A69E11D6 808D87CA 50D5A43C

Unique call identifier generated by the gateway. Used to identify the separate billable events (calls) within a single calling session.

25

Dialogic-Setup-Time

Format:

"DayofWeek, DD MM YYYY hh:mm:ss.mmm -Timezone

Example:

"Tue, 2 Dec 2008 05:59:34.654 -0500"

Setup time in NTP format.

26

Dialogic-Call-Origin

Format:

answer = Legs 1 and 3

originate = Legs 2 and 4

callback = Legs 1 and 3

Example:

"answer"

"originate"

"callback"

Gateway's behavior in relation to the connection that is active for this leg.

27

Dialogic-Call-Type

Format:

Telephony

Example:

"ISDN" , "H323" , "SIP" , "SS7"

Protocol type or family used on this leg of the call. For example, answer on a leg 1; originate on a leg 2; callback on leg 1.

28

Dialogic-connect-time

Format:

"DayofWeek, DD MM YYYY hh:mm:ss.mmm -Timezone

Example:

"Tue, 2 Dec 2008 05:59:34.654 -0500"

Connect time in Network Time Protocol (NTP) format.

29

Dialogic-disconnect-time

Format:

"DayofWeek, DD MM YYYY hh:mm:ss.mmm -Timezone

Example:

"Tue, 2 Dec 2008 05:59:34.654 -0500"

Disconnect time in NTP format.

30

Dialogic-Q931-disconnect-cause

Format:

2-character, Ascii-Encoded hexadecimal number representing a Q.931 code. Range is 01 to a0 (1-160 decimal)

Example:

"10"

Q.931 disconnect cause code retrieved from CCAPI. The source of the code is the disconnect location such as a PSTN, terminating gateway, or SIP.

33

Dialogic-h323-gw-id

Format:

Character string

Example:

"sangoma.com"

Domain name server (DNS) name or local name of the voice gateway that is sending the VSA.

35

Dialogic-h323-incoming-conf-id

Format:

16-byte number in hexadecimal notation with one space between each 4-byte integer

Example:

"75834551 a69e11D6 808D87ca 50D5a43c"

Unique number for identifying a calling session on a gateway, where a session is closed when the calling party hangs up.

36

Dialogic-voip-dst-rtp-ip-in

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Example:

"192.168.1.233"

Inbound Remote VoIP gateway IP address.

37

Dialogic-media-dst-rtp-ip

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Example:

"192.168.0.100"

Remote media gateway IP address.

38

Dialogic-release-source

Format:

  • Different text values.

  • Calling party located in PSTN

  • Calling party located in VoIP network

  • Called party located in PSTN

  • Called party located in VoIP network

  • Internal release in POTS leg

  • Internal release in VOIP leg

  • Internal call-control application (Tcl or VoiceXML script)

  • Internal release in VoIP AAA

  • Console command line (CLI or MML)

  • External RADIUS server

  • External network management application

  • External call control agent

 

Example:

"CALLING PARTY RELEASE,Remote"

If a call was released by the calling party, called party, or an internal or external source.

39

Dialogic-dnis-pre-translate

Format:

String

 

Example:

"5088623000"

Incoming Dialed Number Identification Service.

40

Dialogic-ani-pre-translate

Format:

String

 

Example:

"5088623000"

Incoming Automatic Number Identification.

41

Dialogic-dnis-post-translate

Format:

String

 

Example:

"5088623000"

Called number to be sent out of the IMG 2020.

42

Dialogic-ani-post-translate

Format:

String

 

Example:

"5088623000"

Calling number to be sent out of the IMG 2020.

43

Dialogic-call-direction

Format:

Character String

 

Example:

"OUTGOING LEG"

"INCOMING LEG"

The direction of the call.

44

Dialogic-trunk-grp-in

Format:

Character String

 

Example:

"SS7_IMG_SAINT_HUBERT"

"ISDN_IMG2020_STONEHAM"

"SIP_BROSSARD"

The trunk group name from where the incoming call has come.

45

Dialogic-trunk-grp-out

Format:

Character String

 

Example:

"SS7_IMG_MONTREAL"

"ISDN_IMG2020_SHERBROOKE"

"SIP_BOSTON"

The trunk group name to which the outgoing call is routed.

46

Dialogic-voip-src-rtp-ip-in

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

Example:

"192.168.0.100"

Inbound Source VoIP RTP IP address.

47

Dialogic-lost-packets

Format:

Unsigned Integer

 

Example:

"0"

Number of lost voice packets during the call.

48

Dialogic-voip-src-sig-ip-in

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

Example:

"192.168.0.100"

Outbound IP address of the source gateway.

49

Dialogic-voip-dst-sig-ip-out

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

Example:

"192.168.0.100"

Outbound IP address of the remote gateway.

50

Dialogic-voip-dst-rtp-ip-out

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

Example:

"10.129.0.100"

Outbound Remote VoIP gateway IP address.

51

Dialogic-voip-src-rtp-ip-out

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

Example:

"192.168.0.100"

Outbound Source VoIP RTP IP address.

52

Dialogic-voip-src-sig-ip-out

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

Example:

"192.168.0.100"

Inbound IP address of the source gateway.

53

Dialogic-trans-cause-code

Format:

Character String

 

Example:

"16"

"488"

Translated Cause Code when translate cause table is used.

54

Dialogic-voip-src-rtp-fqdn

Format:

Character string

 

Example:

"module2.sangoma.com"

VoIP Module FQDN.

55

Dialogic-voip-src-sig-fqdn

Format:

Character string

 

Example:

"module2.sangoma.com"

SIP Signaling FQDN.

56

Dialogic-voip-dst-rtp-fqdn

Format:

Character string

 

Example:

"module2.sangoma.com"

Remote RTP FQDN.

57

Dialogic-voip-local-vocoders

Format:

Character string

 

Example:

"G729,telephone-event"

Vocoder Information configured for SIP on local IMG 2020.

58

Dialogic-voip-remote-vocoders

Format:

Character string

 

Example:

"Local"

Vocoder Information configured for SIP on remote IMG 2020.

59

Dialogic-voip-codec-priority

Format:

Character string

 

Example:

"Local"

The Priority of which codec will be used first, second....last.

60

Dialogic-sip-referred-by

 

61

Dialogic-sip-refer-to

 

62

Dialogic-call-xfer-start-time

 

63

Dialogic-call-xfer-connect-time

 

64

Dialogic-sip-redirect-contact

 

65

Dialogic-sip-top-diversion

Format:

String

 

Example:

"15552222"

Adds the string/username value of incoming SIP diversion header to Radius VSA. Refer to the RADIUS - Diversion Info in CDR topic for more information.

66

Dialogic -sip-bottom-diversion

Format:

String

 

Example:

"15552222"

Adds the string/username value of incoming SIP diversion header to Radius VSA. Refer to the RADIUS - Diversion Info in CDR topic for more information.

67

Dialogic -original-called-number

Format:

String

 

Example:

"15552222"

Adds the original called value of incoming ISDN or SS7 call to Radius VSA. See Diversion Support in Radius Topic for more information.

68

Dialogic -redirecting-number

Format:

String

 

Example:

"15552222"

Adds the redirecting number of incoming ISDN or SS7 call to Radius VSA. See Diversion Support in Radius Topic for more information.

102

Dialogic-credit-time

Format:

Integer in decimal notation.

Valid Range:1-7200 sec.

0 = unlimited seconds

 

Example:

"3200"

Number of seconds for which the call is authorized.

103

Dialogic-h323-return-code

 

105

Dialogic-timestamp

Format:

HH:MM:SS

 

Example:

"8:00:30"

Time of day at the dialed number or at the remote gateway.

106

Dialogic-redirect-number

Format:

E.164 format (decimal digits with no spacing characters)

Max # of digits is:

 

24 digits = Software version 10.3.x-10.5.1 ER1

32 digits = Software version 10.5.1 ER2 and beyond

 

Example:

"14088531111"

Phone number to which the call is redirected (toll-free or customer service number).

141

Dialogic-call-id

Format:

String: Syntax is as per RFC 3261 "SIP:Session Initiation Protocol"

 

Example:

"70ae-423-112200824235-IMG1-1-192.168.0.100"

Value of the Call-ID header.

144

Dialogic-prev-hop-via

Format:

String: Syntax is as per RFC 3261 "SIP:Session Initiation Protocol"

 

Example:

"70ae-423-112200824235-IMG1-1-192.168.0.100"

Sent-by portion of topmost via when the request arrived at the proxy.

145

Dialogic-prev-hop-ip

Format:

Character String

 

Example:

"10.129.39.142:5060"

Previous hop IP address, as seen by the proxy. What would normally be placed in the received parameter when the proxy detected that the sender does not agree with the top-most via.

146

Dialogic-incoming-req-uri

Format:

String. Syntax is as per RFC 3261"SIP:Session Initiation protocol"

 

Example:

"sip:5551212 @10.129.39.142user=phone"

For inbound Radius message. Both Start & Stop. Access to the value after the RFS on the inbound side.

147

Dialogic-outgoing-req-uri

Format:

String. Syntax is as per RFC 3261"SIP:Session Initiation protocol"

 

Example:

"sip:6120059259@192.168.0.100"

For outbound Radius messages. Both Start & Stop Access to the value after outseize of the Invite.

148

Dialogic-next-hop-ip

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

Example:

"192.168.0.100"

Next-hop IP address where the request is forwarded.

149

Dialogic-next-hop-dn

Format:

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or FQDN

 

Example:

"192.168.0.100" or sangoma.com

The Domain Name (DN) or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) where the request is forwarded.

150

Dialogic-sip-resp-code

Format:

Character String

 

Example:

"486 Busy Here"

SIP Cause Code before translation to the Q931 value.

151

Dialogic-sip-attempt-info

Format:

Character String

 

Example:

"ATTEMPT 1 : 5088623500@10.129.39.76:5060 status 302"

In case the IMG 2020 tries the contacts returned with 3xx, the IMG 2020 will log to the CDR each attempt.

152

Dialogic-Called-Number-NOA

Format:

one-byte octet

 

Example:

"0x03"

Carries the Nature of Address of the Called Party Number that is present in the incoming call. If the Called Party NOA parameter is changed due to translations, the Called Party Number sent to the RADIUS Server is the initial Called Party Number coming from the incoming call.

153

Dialogic-Calling-Number-NOA

Format:

one-byte octet

 

Example:

"0x03"

Carries the Nature of Address of the Calling Party Number that is present in the incoming call. If the Calling Party NOA parameter is changed due to translations, the Called Party Number sent to the RADIUS Server is the initial Called Party Number coming from the incoming call.

154

Dialogic-span-id

Format:

Displayed as a decimal number using the string format

 

Example:

Span 28 is sent in the CDR as Dialogic-span-id = "28"

Carries in the Accounting Start and Stop messaging the span id present in the incoming and outgoing call. For example, if a call utilizes span 28 on either the A or B leg of a call, the Dialogic-span-id is displayed in the RADIUS messaging as Dialogic-span-id = "28".

155

Dialogic-channel-id

Format:

Displayed as a decimal number using the string format

 

Example:

Channel 02 is sent in the CDR as Dialogic-channel-id = "02"

Carries in the Accounting Start and Stop messaging the channel id present in the incoming and outgoing call. For example, if a call utilizes channel 02 on either the A or B leg of a call, the Dialogic-channel-id is displayed in the RADIUS messaging as Dialogic-channel-id = "2".

156

Dialogic-addressing-info-incom

Format:

PC displayed as a decimal number using the string format

 

Example:

OPC 1 and DPC 2 are sent in the CDR as Dialogic-addressing-info-incom = "OPC=1, DPC=2"

Carries in the Accounting Start and Stop messaging the addressing info (OPC and DPC) present in the incoming call.  The Dialogic-addressing-info-incom is displayed in the RADIUS messaging as Dialogic-addressing-info-incom = "OPC=1, DPC=2".

157

Dialogic-addressing-info-outgo

Format:

PC displayed as a decimal number using the string format

 

Example:

OPC 2 and DPC 1 are sent in the CDR as Dialogic-addressing-info-outgo = "OPC=2, DPC=1"

Carries in the Accounting Start and Stop messaging the addressing info (OPC and DPC) present in the outgoing call.  The Dialogic-addressing-info-outgo is displayed in the RADIUS messaging as Dialogic-addressing-info-outgo = "OPC=2, DPC=1".

 

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