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CscfPm_CscfSession_PmGroup



Pm=1
    +-PmGroup=CscfSession
NameValue
categoryFeature CscfFunction, Class CscfServiceStatistics
consistentDatatrue
generationIMS
moClass.moClassNameCscfSession
moClass.mimNameCscfFunction
moClass.mimVersion1
moClass.mimRelease0
pmGroupIdCscfSession
switchingTechnologyPacket Switched
validitytrue

        +-MeasurementType=cscfConcurrentSessions
NameValue
aggregationAVG
collectionMethodGAUGE
conditionThis counter is incremented at successful establishment of an INVITE or SUBSCRIBE dialog. This counter isdecremented at successful termination of an INVITE or SUBSCRIBE dialog or termination caused by dialog (session) expiry. This counter sampling interval is controlled by the configuration parameter CscfGaugeInterval (default 2 minutes).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe mean number of established INVITE and SUBSCRIBE dialogs in the node during a measurement granularityperiod.
measurementNamecscfConcurrentSessions
measurementResultfloat
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfConcurrentSessions
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfExpiredSessions
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionA session is removed due to time expired.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of sessions that have been removed due to session expiry.
measurementNamecscfExpiredSessions
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfExpiredSessions
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfFailedSessions
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented at failure of an SIP INVITE request.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of failed SIP INVITE requests. The reasons for the failure include rejected authentication and authorizationchecks. Rejections from the challenge procedure are counted. Syntactically invalid INVITE messages are not counted.The failure may take place at this node, or other nodes involved in the SIP INVITE request chain.
measurementNamecscfFailedSessions
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfFailedSessions
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfFailureCauseCode
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionAn incoming request for an unknown user resulted in an HSS failure to return a wildcard PSI (W-PSI).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe number of incoming requests for an unknown user that resulted in an HSS failure to return a wildcard PSI (W-PSI). An unknown user is matched in the operator allocated number range or the operator allocated domain range. A mismatch between the CSCF and the HSS configurations resulted in a HSS failure to return a wildcard PSI (W-PSI) for the request. The counter is keyed with 1000 cause code for this failure.
keyNameDiameterResultCode
measurementNamecscfFailureCauseCode
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfFailureCauseCode
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfOrigASInvocationFailureSessionContinued
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when session continued behavior is invoked when invoking an application server.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of times the default handling results in a session continued behavior on the originating side when the AS is invoked. The counter is keyed on the URI of the AS, together with the status code received from the AS. The AS URI includes domain name and may include port of the AS. The format of the key is "AS URI,status code".
keyName[0]DomainAndPort
keyName[1]StatusCode
measurementNamecscfOrigASInvocationFailureSessionContinued
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfOrigASInvocationFailureSessionContinued
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfOrigASInvocationFailureSessionTerminated
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when session terminated behavior is invoked when invoking an application server.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of times the default handling results in a session terminated behavior on the originating side when the AS is invoked. The counter is keyed on the URI of the AS, together with the status code sent back by CSCF. The AS URI includes domain name and may include port of the AS. The format of the key is "AS URI,status code".
keyName[0]DomainAndPort
keyName[1]StatusCode
measurementNamecscfOrigASInvocationFailureSessionTerminated
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfOrigASInvocationFailureSessionTerminated
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfOriginatingInviteFromAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when an initial SIP INVITE request attempt is received by the S-CSCF on the originating side on ISC interface from application server, resulting in an outgoing request.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times an initial SIP INVITE request attempts received by the S-CSCF on the originating side on ISC interface from application server, resulting in an outgoing request on non ISC interface (Mw). There are no further AS invocations.
measurementNamecscfOriginatingInviteFromAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfOriginatingInviteFromAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfOriginatingInviteFromAsToAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when an initial SIP INVITE request is received by the S-CSCF on the originating side, resulting in a new AS invocation.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times an initial SIP INVITE request attempts received by the S-CSCF on the originating side on ISC interface, resulting in a new AS invocation on ISC interface.
measurementNamecscfOriginatingInviteFromAsToAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfOriginatingInviteFromAsToAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an initial SIP INVITE request is received by the CSCF on the originating side. This counter is incremented once per SIP session (initial INVITE) when no AS is invoked. Attempts are counted meaning the counter is incremented independently of the session setup result. Failed attempts detected before it is known if an AS is to be invoked or not, also increments this counter. The counter is incremented in the stand-alone P-CSCF and the S-CSCF. If the node is configured as a colocated ISP CSCF node, the counter is only stepped once.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times initial SIP INVITE requests received by the CSCF on the originating side, on Mw or Gm interface, no Application Server is invoked.
measurementNamecscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfOriginatingInviteToAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the S-CSCF on the originating side is about to send response to the initial SIP INVITE request, resulting in an AS invocation. In case of multiple (subsequent or forked) responses the counter is triggered at the first transmitted response only.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times an initial SIP INVITE request attempts received by the S-CSCF on the originating side on Mw or (Gm interface for a colocated CSCF), resulting in an AS invocation on ISC interface.
measurementNamecscfOriginatingInviteToAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfOriginatingInviteToAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfPeakConcurrentSessions
NameValue
aggregationMAX
collectionMethodGAUGE
conditionThis counter is incremented at successful establishment of an INVITE or SUBSCRIBE dialog. This counter isdecremented at successful termination of an INVITE or SUBSCRIBE dialog or termination caused by dialog (session)expiry. This counter sampling interval is controlled by configuration parameter CscfGaugeInterval (default 2 minutes).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe maximum number of established INVITE and SUBSCRIBE dialogs in the node during a measurement granularityperiod.
measurementNamecscfPeakConcurrentSessions
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfPeakConcurrentSessions
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfScscfAssignments
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionA change in number of times the I-CSCF has assigned users to a S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of times the I-CSCF has assigned users to a S-CSCF.
measurementNamecscfScscfAssignments
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfScscfAssignments
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfSipErrorResponse
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when CSCF generates a SIP failure response with a hexadecimal error code.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of SIP error responses generated by CSCF with generated hexadecimal error code. The counter is keyed with the SIP Method, SIP response code and hexadecimal error code separated by a comma, for example: SIPMethod=INVITE, SIPResponseCode=408, HexErrorCode=020311913.
keyName[0]SIPMethod
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
keyName[2]HexErrorCode
measurementNamecscfSipErrorResponse
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfSipErrorResponse
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfSmpConfirmedAuthorizationFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when SDP Offer is sent in messages after 2XX final response to the initial INVITE.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is incremented after each SDP Offer-Answer unsuccessfully negotiation, in the context that the negotiated SDP was unsuccessfully analyzed by Media Authorization. The counter is keyed on the SMP-ID in the user profile. If the value of SMP-ID is 0, "DEFAULT" is used as the counter key.
keyNameSmpId
measurementNamecscfSmpConfirmedAuthorizationFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfSmpConfirmedAuthorizationFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfSmpConfirmedAuthorizationSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when SDP Offer is sent in messages after 2XX final response to the initial INVITE.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is incremented after each SDP Offer-Answer successful negotiation, in the context that the negotiated SDP was successfully analyzed by Media Authorization. The counter is keyed on the SMP-ID in the user profile. If the value of SMP-ID is 0, "DEFAULT" is used as the counter key.
keyNameSmpId
measurementNamecscfSmpConfirmedAuthorizationSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfSmpConfirmedAuthorizationSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfSmpEarlyAuthorizationFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when SDP Offer is sent in messages prior and including final response of initial INVITE.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is incremented after each SDP Offer-Answer unsuccessful negotiation, in the context that the negotiated SDP was unsuccessfully analyzed by Media Authorization. The counter is keyed on the SMP-ID in the user profile. If the value of SMP-ID is 0, "DEFAULT" is used as the counter key.
keyNameSmpId
measurementNamecscfSmpEarlyAuthorizationFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfSmpEarlyAuthorizationFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfSmpEarlyAuthorizationSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when SDP Offer is sent in messages prior and including final response to initial INVITE.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is incremented after each SDP Offer-answer successful negotiated, in the negotiated SDP was successfully analyzed by Media Authorization. The counter is keyed on the SMP-ID in the user profile. If the value of SMP-ID is 0, "DEFAULT" is used as the counter key.
keyNameSmpId
measurementNamecscfSmpEarlyAuthorizationSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfSmpEarlyAuthorizationSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfSmpIdNotFound
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when Media Authorization function can not find an entry in S-CSCF configuration database for a given SMP-ID.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe counter is an indication that user profile data and S-CSCF configuration data is not synchronized. The counter is used to raise and cease the threshold alarm CSCF User Subscribed Media Profile Id Not Defined. The thresholds for raising and ceasing the alarm are configurable, see alarm OPI for further information. The counter is keyed on the SMP-ID in the user profile. If the value of SMP-ID is 0, "DEFAULT" is used as the counter key.
fmAlarmTypeFm=1,FmAlarmModel=CscfFunction,FmAlarmType=CscfUserSubscribedMediaProfileIdNotDefined
keyNameSmpId
measurementNamecscfSmpIdNotFound
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfSmpIdNotFound
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfSuccessfulSessions
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionA session is successfully established as a result of a final 2xx class response to an initial SIP INVITE received on one of the CSCF SIP interfaces (Mw, Gm or ISC). Sessions for the ISC interface in the case when an AS is acting as a proxy are not counted.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successful session establishments, as a result of successful final responses to initial SIP INVITE received by CSCF. The counter is keyed on the feature tag in the SIP Request message (Accept-Contact header). If there are more feature tags in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter once per feature tag. If there is no feature tag in the message, CSCF will increment the counter for key "DEFAULT". CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total success.
keyNameFeatureTag
measurementNamecscfSuccessfulSessions
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfSuccessfulSessions
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTelBgcfOrigInvocationFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionWhen an error code is returned from the BGCF, when serving the originating side.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe counter is incremented each time an error code is returned from the BGCF when serving the originating side, that is, in the S-CSCF.
measurementNamecscfTelBgcfOrigInvocationFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTelBgcfOrigInvocationFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTelBgcfOrigInvocationSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionWhen the BGCF returns a successful response, when serving the originating side.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionCounts the number of times the BGCF returns a successful response when serving the originating side, that is, in the S-CSCF.
measurementNamecscfTelBgcfOrigInvocationSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTelBgcfOrigInvocationSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTelBgcfTermInvocationFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionWhen an error code is returned from the BGCF, when serving the terminating side.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe counter is incremented each time an error code is returned from the BGCF, when serving the terminating side, that is, in the I-CSCF or the S-CSCF (UAC).
measurementNamecscfTelBgcfTermInvocationFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTelBgcfTermInvocationFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTelBgcfTermInvocationSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionWhen the BGCF returns a successful response, when serving the terminating side.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionCounts the number of times the BGCF returns a successful response when serving the terminating side, that is, in the I-CSCF or the S-CSCF (UAC).
measurementNamecscfTelBgcfTermInvocationSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTelBgcfTermInvocationSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTermASInvocationFailureSessionContinued
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when session continued behavior is invoked when invoking an application server.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of times the default handling results in a session continued behavior on the terminating side when the AS is invoked. The counter is keyed on the URI of the AS, together with the status code received from the AS. The AS URI includes domain name and may include port of the AS. The format of the key is "AS URI,status code".
keyName[0]DomainAndPort
keyName[1]StatusCode
measurementNamecscfTermASInvocationFailureSessionContinued
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTermASInvocationFailureSessionContinued
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTermASInvocationFailureSessionTerminated
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when session terminated behavior is invoked when invoking an application server.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of times the default handling results in a session terminated behavior on terminating side when the AS is invoked. The counter is keyed on the URI of the AS, together with the status code sent back by CSCF. The AS URI includes domain name and may include port of the AS. The format of the key is "AS URI,status code".
keyName[0]DomainAndPort
keyName[1]StatusCode
measurementNamecscfTermASInvocationFailureSessionTerminated
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTermASInvocationFailureSessionTerminated
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTerminatingInviteFromAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an initial SIP INVITE request attempt is received by the S-CSCF on the terminating side from AS, resulting in an outgoing request.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times an initial SIP INVITE request attempts received by the S-CSCF on the terminating side on ISC interface from AS, resulting in an outgoing request on the Mw (or Gm interface for a colocated CSCF).There is no further AS invocations.
measurementNamecscfTerminatingInviteFromAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTerminatingInviteFromAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTerminatingInviteFromAsToAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionAn initial SIP INVITE request attempt is received by the S-CSCF on the terminating side from AS, resulting in a new AS invocation. This counter is incremented once per SIP session when initial SIP INVITE message is received from AS acting as B2BUA, proxy or UAC and when further AS invocation occurs. Counter is incremented in terminating half-call. Attempts are counted meaning the counter is incremented independently of the session setup result.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of initial SIP INVITE request attempts received by the S-CSCF on the terminating side on ISC interface from AS, resulting in a new AS invocation on ISC interface.
measurementNamecscfTerminatingInviteFromAsToAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTerminatingInviteFromAsToAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an initial SIP INVITE request is received by the CSCF on the terminating side. This counter is incremented once per SIP session (initial INVITE) when no AS is invoked. Attempts are counted meaning the counter is incremented independently of the session setup result. Failed attempts detected before the direction could be decided, increments this counter also for the terminating 'to AS' traffic case. The counter is incremented in the stand-alone P-CSCF, I-CSCF and S-CSCF. If the node is configured as a colocated ISP CSCF node, the counter is only stepped once.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times initial SIP INVITE requests received by the CSCF on the terminating side on Mw or Gm interface, no Application Server is invoked.
measurementNamecscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfTerminatingInviteToAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the S-CSCF on the terminating side is about to send response to the initial SIP INVITE request, resulting in an AS invocation. This counter will also be incremented when the AS acts as an UAC. In case of multiple (subsequent or forked) responses the counter is triggered at the first transmitted response only.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times an initial SIP INVITE request attempts received by the S-CSCF on the terminating side on Mw interface, resulting in a AS invocation on ISC interface.
measurementNamecscfTerminatingInviteToAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfTerminatingInviteToAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfUeOriginatingInviteFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented for three types of events causes the counter change: - A 4xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response is received on the Mw interface - A 4xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response is generated for sending on the Gm interface as a result of a SIP INVITE request error - Transaction timeout at waiting for the response occurs Responses with code range 3xx, redirection of call, as well as responses with code 407, "Proxy authentication required", part of the authorization procedure will not be counted as failures. The counter is incremented in the CSCF node that executes the originating P-CSCF logic. The counter is keyed on the feature tag in the SIP Request message (Accept-Contact header). If there are more feature tags in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter once per feature tag. If there is no feature tag in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter for key "DEFAULT". The P-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total failure.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times non successful responses to initial SIP INVITE received or generated by the P-CSCF on the originating side.
keyNameFeatureTag
measurementNamecscfUeOriginatingInviteFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfUeOriginatingInviteFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfUeOriginatingInviteSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when a final 2xx class SIP INVITE response is received on the Mw interface. The counter is incremented in the CSCF node that executes the originating P-CSCF logic. The counter is keyed on the feature tag in the SIP Request message (Accept-Contact header). If there are more feature tags in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter once per feature tag. If there is no feature tag in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter for key "DEFAULT". The P-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total success.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times successful final responses to initial SIP INVITE received by the P-CSCF on the originating side.
keyNameFeatureTag
measurementNamecscfUeOriginatingInviteSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfUeOriginatingInviteSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfUeTerminatingInviteFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented for three types of events causes the counter change: - A 4xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response is received on the Gm interface - A 4xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response is generated for sending on the Mw interface as a result of a SIP INVITE request error - Transaction timeout at waiting for the response occurs Responses with code range 3xx, redirection of call, as well as responses with code 407, "Proxy authentication required", part of the authorization procedure will not be counted as failures. The counter is incremented in the CSCF node that executes the terminating P-CSCF logic. The counter is keyed on the feature tag in the SIP Request message (Accept-Contact header). If there are more feature taga in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter once per feature tag. If there is no feature tag in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter for key "DEFAULT". The P-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total failure.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times non successful responses to initial SIP INVITE received or generated by the P-CSCF on the terminating side.
keyNameFeatureTag
measurementNamecscfUeTerminatingInviteFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfUeTerminatingInviteFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfUeTerminatingInviteSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when a final 2xx class SIP INVITE response is received on the Gm interface. The counter is incremented in the CSCF node that executes the terminating P-CSCF logic. The counter is keyed on the feature tag in the SIP Request message (Accept-Contact header). If there are more feature tags in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter once per feature tag. If there is no feature tag in the message, the CSCF will increment the counter for key "DEFAULT". The P-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total success.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times successful final responses to initial SIP INVITE received by the P-CSCF on the terminating side.
keyNameFeatureTag
measurementNamecscfUeTerminatingInviteSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfUeTerminatingInviteSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfUnallocatedRoutingAttemptSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIf an identification is preformed at the incoming request is identified as an unallocated user. When the BGCF returns a successful response, when serving the terminating side.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionCounts the number of times an incoming request is identified as an unallocated user.
measurementNamecscfUnallocatedRoutingAttemptSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfUnallocatedRoutingAttemptSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=cscfUnauthMsgSizes
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionOnce the CSCF is informed of a handleSendRequestError, it will create a SIP error message 513 (message too large) and forward it back properly.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionBefore sending any message, both SIP_TCP Session and SIP_UDP Server Processes have to check if the message is within the allowed limit by either CscfMaxSipMessageSizeTcp or CscfMaxSipMessageSizeUdp. If the initial transport protocol is unable to send the message, the SIP Framework may attempt to use an alternative protocol; in case of failure, the application will be notified through the method called handleSendRequestError. This means that this counter can be incremented by both the CSCF and the SIP Framework.
measurementNamecscfUnauthMsgSizes
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdcscfUnauthMsgSizes
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=icscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an I-CSCF rejects an initial INVITE request and sends a failure response to a network with a domain name that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The rejected request could either be forwarded or generated by the I-CSCF. The counter is not incremented for request received from an AS, via the ISC interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of failed initial INVITE requests from users belonging to domains other than the I-CSCF home domain(s). The counter is keyed with the concatenation of the domain name of the other network and the SIP error response code (domain name, response code). The counter also has a "SUM" key to collect the total number of icscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure.
keyName[0]DomainName
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNameicscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdicscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=icscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an I-CSCF sends a 2XX response for an initial INVITE request to a network with a domain name that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The counter is not incremented for request received from an AS, via the ISC interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successful initial INVITE requests from users belonging to domains other than the I-CSCF home domain(s). The counter is keyed with the domain name of the other network. The counter also has a "SUM" key to collect the total number of icscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess.
keyNameDomainName
measurementNameicscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdicscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=icscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an I-CSCF sends an initial INVITE request and receives a failure response from a network with a domain that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The rejected request could either be forwarded or generated by the I-CSCF. The counter is not incremented for failure responses received via the ISC interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of failed initial INVITE requests to users belonging to domains other than the I-CSCF home domain(s). The counter is keyed with the concatenation of the domain name of the other network and the SIP error response code (domain name, response code). The counter also has a "SUM" key to collect the total number of icscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure.
keyName[0]DomainName
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNameicscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdicscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=icscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an I-CSCF receives a 2XX response for an initial INVITE request, from a network with a domain that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The counter is not incremented for responses sent via the ISC interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successful initial INVITE requests in I-CSCF from users belonging to another network domain than the I-CSCF home domain. The counter is keyed with the domain name of the other network. The counter also has a "SUM" key to collect the total number of icscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess.
keyNameDomainName
measurementNameicscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdicscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=icscfTransitSessionAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is increased everytime When I-CSCF attempts to transit a call
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of attempted session establishments (INVITE) resulting in that terminating I-CSCF performs a transit attempt.
measurementNameicscfTransitSessionAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdicscfTransitSessionAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=icscfTransitSessionFailures
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is increased everytime I-CSCF sends a negative response to an INVITE for a transit call.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of failed transit attempts, that is, the counter is stepped for every transit attempt which results in sending of a negative response. The counter is keyed on the response code to make it possible to determine what types of faults that have occurred.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNameicscfTransitSessionFailures
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdicscfTransitSessionFailures
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfAccumulatedOriginatingCallTime
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented on originating S-CSCF with amount of seconds upon receiving BYE. If authentication is active for BYE request then it is the BYE with valid challenge response that triggers this counter. The counter is not incremented for expired sessions. The counter is not incremented for the cases where it is S-CSCF itself that generates BYE (for example online charging and administrative locking).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe accumulated session time in seconds on originating side. The duration is between receiving 200OK (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF.
measurementNamescscfAccumulatedOriginatingCallTime
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfAccumulatedOriginatingCallTime
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfAccumulatedOriginatingSessionEstablishmentTime
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented with amount of ms between receiving INVITE and sending the first early dialog response or 200OK back by S-CSCF on originating side. When transmitting multiple responses due to forking, it is the first response only that triggers the accumulation. This counter is used for calculating average session establishment time. In order to obtain this average the value of this counter is divided by the sum of scscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs and scscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe accumulated duration between receiving SIP INVITE in originating S-CSCF and transmitting the first early dialog response (typically 180 Ringing) or 200OK if not early dialog response was received.
measurementNamescscfAccumulatedOriginatingSessionEstablishmentTime
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfAccumulatedOriginatingSessionEstablishmentTime
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfAccumulatedTerminatingCallTime
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented on terminating S-CSCF with amount of seconds upon receiving BYE. If authentication is active for BYE request then it is the BYE with valid challenge response that triggers this counter. The counter is not incremented for expired sessions. The counter is not incremented for the cases where it is S-CSCF itself that generates BYE (for example online charging and administrative locking).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe accumulated session time in seconds on terminating side. The duration is between receiving 200OK (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF.
measurementNamescscfAccumulatedTerminatingCallTime
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfAccumulatedTerminatingCallTime
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfAccumulatedTerminatingSessionEstablishmentTime
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented with amount of ms between receiving INVITE and sending the first early dialog response or 200OK back by S-CSCF on terminating side. When transmitting multiple responses due to forking, it is the first response only that triggers the accumulation. This counter is used for calculating average session establishment time. In order to obtain this average the value of this counter is divided by the sum of scscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs and scscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe accumulated duration between receiving SIP INVITE in terminating S-CSCF and transmitting the first early dialog response (typically 180 Ringing) or 200OK if not early dialog response was received.
measurementNamescscfAccumulatedTerminatingSessionEstablishmentTime
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfAccumulatedTerminatingSessionEstablishmentTime
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an S-CSCF rejects an initial INVITE request and sends a failure response to a network with a domain that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The counter is not incremented for INVITE requests that are sent over the ISC-interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of failed initial INVITE requests from users belonging to domains other than the S-CSCF home domain(s). The counter is keyed with the concatenation of the domain name of the other network and the SIP error response code (domain name, response code). The counter also has a "SUM" key to collect the total number of scscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure.
keyName[0]DomainName
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfInviteFromOtherDomainFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an S-CSCF sends a 2XX response to an initial INVITE requests from a network with a domain that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The counter is not incremented for INVITE requests that are received over the ISC-interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successful initial INVITE requests from users belonging to domains other than the S-CSCF home domain(s). The counter is keyed with the domain name of the other network. The counter also has a "SUM" key to collect the total number of scscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess.
keyNameDomainName
measurementNamescscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfInviteFromOtherDomainSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an originating S-CSCF sends an initial INVITE request and receives a failure response from a network with a domain that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The counter is not incremented for INVITE requests that are sent over the ISC-interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of failed initial INVITE requests to users belonging to domains other than the S-CSCF home domain(s). The counter is keyed with the concatenation of the domain name of the other network and the SIP error response code (domain name, response code). The counter also has a ?SUM? key to collect the total number of scscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure.
keyName[0]DomainName
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfInviteToOtherDomainFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when an originating S-CSCF receives a 2XX response on an initial INVITE request, from a network with a domain that does not match any domain in configuration parameter CscfDomainAlias. The counter is not incremented for INVITE requests that are sent over the ISC-interface.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successful initial INVITE requests to users belonging to domains other than the S-CSCF home domain(s). The counter is keyed with the domain name of the other network. The counter also has a ?SUM? key to collect the total number of scscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess.
keyNameDomainName
measurementNamescscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfInviteToOtherDomainSuccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigAccumulatedCallTimePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIt is incremented for each INVITE session with amount of seconds between receiving 200OK (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF. The counter is not incremented for expired sessions. The counter is not incremented for the cases where it is S-CSCF itself that generates BYE (for example when credit limit is reached for online charging or when administrative state of CSCF is locked).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the accumulated INVITE session time per access type in seconds in originating S-CSCF. The duration for each INVITE session is between receiving 200OK (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for the served user. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. If authentication is active for BYE request then it is the BYE with valid challenge response that triggers this counter.
keyNameAccessType
measurementNamescscfOrigAccumulatedCallTimePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigAccumulatedCallTimePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigAccumulatedCallTimePerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP answer received. The first SDP answer could be received during call establishment or in the successful answer. The counter is keyed for the following media types: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type. If authentication is active for BYE request then it is the BYE with valid challenge response that triggers this counter. The counter is not incremented for expired sessions. The counter is not incremented for the cases where it is S-CSCF itself that generates BYE (for example when credit limit is reached for online charging or when administrative state of CSCF is locked).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe accumulated session time per media type in seconds in originating S-CSCF. The duration for each INVITE session is between receiving 2xx (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF.
keyNameMediaType
measurementNamescscfOrigAccumulatedCallTimePerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigAccumulatedCallTimePerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigAnsweredInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when the 2xx response to the initial SIP INVITE is transmitted by originating S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of answered session establishments per access type in originating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyNameAccessType
measurementNamescscfOrigAnsweredInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigAnsweredInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigAnsweredSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP answer received. The first SDP answer could be received during call establishment or in the successful answer.The counter is keyed for the following media types: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successfully answered sessions (SIP 2xx received) per media type in originating S-CSCF.
keyNameMediaType
measurementNamescscfOrigAnsweredSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigAnsweredSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigAttemptedInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when an initial INVITE is received in originating S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of attempted INVITE session establishments per access type in originating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyNameAccessType
measurementNamescscfOrigAttemptedInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigAttemptedInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigAttemptedSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP offer received during the call establishment. The counter is keyed for the following media types: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of attempted INVITE session establishments per media type in originating S-CSCF.
keyNameMediaType
measurementNamescscfOrigAttemptedSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigAttemptedSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigFailedInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when a non-successful response (with 3xx, 4xx, 5xx or 6xx error code) to the initial INVITE is transmitted by the S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of non-successful INVITE session establishments per access type in originating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user and the error code (3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx) in the response. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyName[0]AccessType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOrigFailedInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigFailedInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigFailedSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP offer received during the call establishment. The counter has two keys, the SIP response code (3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx), and the media type that can be one of the following: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of unsuccessful INVITE session establishments per media type in originating S-CSCF.
keyName[0]MediaType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOrigFailedSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigFailedSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteCancelledBeforeEarlyDialog
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when originating S-CSCF receives a 487 Request Terminated response that followed a CANCEL request. This counter is only incremented if CANCEL is received.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of cancelled session establishments on originating S-CSCF prior to transmitting early dialog response.
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteCancelledBeforeEarlyDialog
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteCancelledBeforeEarlyDialog
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteCancelledInEarlyDialog
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when originating S-CSCF receives a 487 Request Terminated response that followed a CANCEL request. This counter is only incremented if CANCEL is received.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of cancelled session establishments on originating S-CSCF after establishing the early dialog.
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteCancelledInEarlyDialog
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteCancelledInEarlyDialog
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAnswered
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first final 2xx response to initial SIP INVITE is transmitted by originating S-CSCF on Mw.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionThe number of answered session establishments in originating S-CSCF, no AS invocations.
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAnswered
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAnswered
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when originating S-CSCF sends a response to the initial SIP INVITE request without AS invocations. In case of multiple (subsequent or forked) responses the counter is triggered at the first transmitted response only. This counter is incremented for an attempted initial INVITE when no AS is invoked. Failed attempts detected before it is known if an AS is to be invoked or not, also increment this counter.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times initial SIP INVITE requests received by the S-CSCF on the originating side, no Application Server is invoked.
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteNoAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteNoAsFailed
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is stepped by originating S-CSCF when the response is transmitted on Mw. Incremented for these types of events: - A 3xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response is sent back on Mw interface, except 407 Proxy authentication required; - Transaction timeout at waiting for the response occurs; The counter is keyed on the response code transmitted by S-CSCF. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total number of failures.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times non-successful responses to initial SIP INVITE without AS invocations transmitted by S-CSCF on Mw on the originating side.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteNoAsFailed
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteNoAsFailed
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first early dialog response to SIP INVITE is transmitted by S-CSCF or when 2xx response is transmitted if no early dialog response was received. When transmitting multiple responses due to forking, it is the first response only that is counted. The counter is keyed on transmitted response code. Extra key 'sum' represents the total.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times the first early dialog response (typically 180 Ringing) to initial SIP INVITE without AS invocations is transmitted by originating S-CSCF on Mw. The counter is stepped on 2xx response if no early dialog response was received.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first early dialog response to SIP INVITE is transmitted by S-CSCF or when 2xx response is transmitted if no early dialog response was received. When transmitting multiple responses due to forking, it is the first response only that is counted. The counter is keyed on transmitted response code. Extra key 'sum' represents the total.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times the first early dialog response (typically 180 Ringing) to initial SIP INVITE with one or more AS invocations is transmitted by S-CSCF on Mw. The counter is stepped on 2xx response if no early dialog response was received.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteToAsAnswered
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first final 2xx response to initial SIP INVITE is transmitted by originating S-CSCF on Mw.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionThe number of answered session establishments in originating S-CSCF, with one or more AS invocations.
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteToAsAnswered
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteToAsAnswered
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingInviteToAsFailed
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is stepped by originating S-CSCF when the response is transmitted on Mw. Incremented for these types of events: - Transmission of 3xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response on Mw interface, except 407 Proxy authentication required; - Transaction timeout at waiting for the response occurs; The counter is keyed on the response code transmitted by S-CSCF. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total number of failures.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times non-successful responses to initial SIP INVITE with one or more AS invocations are transmitted by S-CSCF on Mw on the originating side.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOriginatingInviteToAsFailed
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingInviteToAsFailed
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOriginatingSessionExpired
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when a session is removed due to time expired on originating side.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of sessions that have been removed by S-CSCF due to session expiry on originating side.
measurementNamescscfOriginatingSessionExpired
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOriginatingSessionExpired
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigSuccessfulEstablishedInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when the first SIP provisional response (typically 180 Ringing) to the initial INVITE is transmitted by originating S-CSCF. If the INVITE is answered by 2xx without provisional response, the counter is incremented as well.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of successful INVITE session establishments per access type in originating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value (from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user and the response code (18x/2xx). If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyName[0]AccessType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOrigSuccessfulEstablishedInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigSuccessfulEstablishedInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfOrigSuccessfulEstablishedSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP answer received. The first SDP answer could be received during call establishment or in the successful answer. The counter has two keys, the SIP response code of the SIP response that carried the SDP answer, and the media type that can be one of the following: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successful INVITE session establishments per media type in originating S-CSCF.
keyName[0]MediaType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfOrigSuccessfulEstablishedSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfOrigSuccessfulEstablishedSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfPcscfRestorationAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when the triggering condition of P-CSCF restoration is met. The triggering condition is a blacklisted P-CSCF, or the SIP error response code returned by the P-CSCF or generated by S-CSCF matching an entry in configuration parameter scscfPcscfRestorationSipErrorCodes.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe number of P-CSCF restoration attempts by the S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the reasons triggering the P-CSCF restoration, that is SIP error response code or "Blacklisted"; and a "sum" key for the total number of P-CSCF restoration attempts by S-CSCF.
keyName[0]SIPResponseCode
keyName[1]Blacklisted
measurementNamescscfPcscfRestorationAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfPcscfRestorationAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfPcscfRestorationFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when the SAR request sent for initiating the P-CSCF Restoration procedure is not successful.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe number of failed P-CSCF restorations due to signaling with HSS. The counter is keyed on the Diameter error code, "ReqTimeout", "ReqConnectionProblem", "ReqProtocolError", "ReqUnspecFailure", "ReqThrottled", or "AnsInvalidResult";and a "sum" key for the total number of P-CSCF restoration failures due to signaling with HSS.
keyName[0]DiameterResultCode
keyName[1]ReqTimeout
keyName[2]ReqConnectionProblem
keyName[3]ReqProtocolError
keyName[4]ReqUnspecFailure
keyName[5]ReqThrottled
keyName[6]AnsInvalidResult
measurementNamescscfPcscfRestorationFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfPcscfRestorationFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfSipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when a SIP MESSAGE is received with the Request-URI set to the S-CSCF address, and the XML indication is "pcrf-failure" or "sbc-restoration".
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe number of P-CSCF Restoration SIP MESSAGE received by the S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the reasons triggering the SIP MESSAGE based P-CSCF Restoration, that is "PcrfFailure" or "SbcRestoration"; and a "sum" key for the total number of P-CSCF Restoration SIP MESSAGE received by S-CSCF.
keyName[0]SipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationCause
keyName[1]sum
measurementNamescscfSipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfSipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfSipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationFailure
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when the response to the SIP MESSAGE request received for initiating SIP MESSAGE based P-CSCF Restoration procedure is not successful.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe number of failed SIP MESSAGE based P-CSCF Restoration. The counter with the "sum" key is used for the total number of failed SIP MESSAGE based P-CSCF Restorations. The counter is also keyed on SipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationCause ("PcrfFailure" or "SbcRestoration"), SIP Response Code, and Hex Error Code. For example: SipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationCause=PcrfFailure,SIPResponseCode=403,HexErrorCode=03033360D.
keyName[0]SipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationCause
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
keyName[2]HexErrorCode
keyName[3]sum
measurementNamescscfSipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationFailure
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfSipMessageBasedPcscfRestorationFailure
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermAccumulatedCallTimePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented for each INVITE session with amount of seconds between receiving 200OK (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF. The counter is not incremented for expired sessions. The counter is not incremented for the cases where it is S-CSCF itself that generates BYE (for example when credit limit is reached for online charging or when administrative state of CSCF is locked).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the accumulated INVITE session time per access type in seconds in terminating S-CSCF. The duration for each INVITE session is between receiving 200OK (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for the served user. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. If authentication is active for BYE request then it is the BYE with valid challenge response that triggers this counter.
keyNameAccessType
measurementNamescscfTermAccumulatedCallTimePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermAccumulatedCallTimePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermAccumulatedCallTimePerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP answer received. The first SDP answer could be received during call establishment or in the successful answer. The counter is keyed for the following media types: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type. If authentication is active for BYE request then it is the BYE with valid challenge response that triggers this counter. The counter is not incremented for expired sessions. The counter is not incremented for the cases where it is S-CSCF itself that generates BYE (for example when credit limit is reached for online charging or when administrative state of CSCF is locked).
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThe accumulated session time per media type in seconds in terminating S-CSCF. The duration for each INVITE session is between receiving 2xx (INVITE) and receiving BYE in S-CSCF.
keyNameMediaType
measurementNamescscfTermAccumulatedCallTimePerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermAccumulatedCallTimePerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermAnsweredInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when the 2xx response to the initial SIP INVITE is transmitted by the terminating S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of answered session establishments per access type in terminating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyNameAccessType
measurementNamescscfTermAnsweredInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermAnsweredInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermAnsweredSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP answer received. The first SDP answer could be received during call establishment or in the successful answer. The counter is keyed for the following media types: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types.S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successfully answered sessions (SIP 2xx received) per media type in terminating S-CSCF.
keyNameMediaType
measurementNamescscfTermAnsweredSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermAnsweredSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermAttemptedInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when an initial INVITE is received in terminating S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of attempted INVITE session establishments per access type in terminating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyNameAccessType
measurementNamescscfTermAttemptedInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermAttemptedInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermAttemptedSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP offer received during the call establishment. The counter is keyed for the following media types: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of attempted INVITE session establishments per media type in terminating S-CSCF.
keyNameMediaType
measurementNamescscfTermAttemptedSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermAttemptedSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermFailedInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is incremented when a non-successful response (with 3xx, 4xx, 5xx or 6xx error code) to the initial INVITE is transmitted by the S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of failed INVITE session establishments per access type in terminating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value (from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user) and the error code (3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx) in the response. If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyName[0]AccessType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTermFailedInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermFailedInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermFailedSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP offer received during the call establishment. The counter has two keys, the SIP response code (3xx/4xx/5xx/6xx), and the media type that can be one of the following: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of unsuccessful INVITE session establishments per media type in terminating S-CSCF.
keyName[0]MediaType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTermFailedSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermFailedSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteCancelledBeforeEarlyDialog
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when terminating S-CSCF receives a 487 Request Terminated response that followed a CANCEL request. This counter is only incremented if CANCEL is received.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of cancelled session establishments on terminating S-CSCF prior to transmitting early dialog response.
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteCancelledBeforeEarlyDialog
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteCancelledBeforeEarlyDialog
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteCancelledInEarlyDialog
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when terminating S-CSCF receives a 487 Request Terminated response that followed a CANCEL request. This counter is only incremented if CANCEL is received.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of cancelled session establishments on terminating S-CSCF after establishing the early dialog.
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteCancelledInEarlyDialog
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteCancelledInEarlyDialog
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAnswered
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first final 2xx response to initial SIP INVITE is transmitted by terminating S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionThe number of answered session establishments in terminating S-CSCF, no AS invocations.
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAnswered
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAnswered
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAttempts
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the S-CSCF on the terminating side sends response to the initial SIP INVITE request without AS invocations. In case of multiple (subsequent or forked) responses the counter is triggered at the first transmitted response only. This counter is incremented for an attempted initial INVITE when no AS is invoked. Failed attempts detected before it is known if an AS is to be invoked or not, also increment this counter.
cpiHeadingINVITE Session Setup Attempt Counters
descriptionNumber of times initial SIP INVITE requests received by the S-CSCF on the terminating, no Application Server is invoked.
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAttempts
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteNoAsAttempts
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteNoAsFailed
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is stepped by terminating S-CSCF when the response is transmitted. Incremented for these types of events: - A 3xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response is sent back by S-CSCF; - Transaction timeout at waiting for the response occurs; The counter is keyed on the response code sent back by S-CSCF. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total number of failures.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times non-successful responses to initial SIP INVITE without AS invocations are transmitted by S-CSCF on the terminating side.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteNoAsFailed
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteNoAsFailed
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first early dialog response to SIP INVITE is transmitted by S-CSCF or when 2xx response is transmitted if no early dialog response was received. When transmitting multiple responses due to forking, it is the first response only that is counted. The counter is keyed on transmitted response code. Extra key 'sum' represents the total.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times the first early dialog response (typically 180 Ringing) to initial SIP INVITE without AS invocations is transmitted by terminating S-CSCF. The counter is stepped on 2xx response if no early dialog response was received.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedNoAs
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first early dialog response to SIP INVITE is transmitted by S-CSCF or when 2xx response is transmitted if no early dialog response was received. When transmitting multiple responses due to forking, it is the first response only that is counted. The counter is keyed on transmitted response code. Extra key 'sum' represents the total.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times the first early dialog response (typically 180 Ringing) to initial SIP INVITE with one or more AS invocations is transmitted by terminating S-CSCF. The counter is stepped on 2xx response if no early dialog response was received.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteSuccessfulEstablishedToAs
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteToAsAnswered
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when the first final 2xx response to initial SIP INVITE is transmitted by terminating S-CSCF.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionThe number of answered session establishments in terminating S-CSCF, with one or more AS invocations.
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteToAsAnswered
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteToAsAnswered
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingInviteToAsFailed
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThis counter is stepped by terminating S-CSCF when the response is transmitted. Incremented for these types of events: - A 3xx-6xx class SIP INVITE response is sent back by S-CSCF; - Transaction timeout at waiting for the response occurs; The counter is keyed on the response code transmitted by S-CSCF. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key "sum" in order to keep track of total number of failures.
cpiHeadingSession Setup Accessibility Counters
descriptionNumber of times non-successful responses to initial SIP INVITE with one or more AS invocations are transmitted by S-CSCF on the terminating side.
keyNameSIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTerminatingInviteToAsFailed
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingInviteToAsFailed
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTerminatingSessionExpired
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionIncremented when a session is removed due to time expired on terminating side.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of sessions that have been removed by S-CSCF due to session expiry on terminating side.
measurementNamescscfTerminatingSessionExpired
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTerminatingSessionExpired
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermSuccessfulEstablishedInvitePerAccess
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented when the first SIP provisional response (typically 180 Ringing) to the initial INVITE is transmitted by the S-CSCF. If the INVITE is answered by 2xx without provisional response, the counter is incremented as well.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionThis counter is the number of successful INVITE session establishments per access type in terminating S-CSCF. The counter is keyed on the stored access type value from P-Access-Network-Info in REGISTER request for each contact of the served user and the response code (18x/2xx). If no access type has been stored, DEFAULT is used as the counter key. The S-CSCF will also always increment the counter once with the key SUM.
keyName[0]AccessType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTermSuccessfulEstablishedInvitePerAccess
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermSuccessfulEstablishedInvitePerAccess
multiplicity1

        +-MeasurementType=scscfTermSuccessfulEstablishedSessionPerMedia
NameValue
aggregationSUM
collectionMethodCC
conditionThe counter is incremented only if the configuration parameter scscfMediaTypeCountersEnabled is set to true. It is incremented once for each unique media type present in the first SDP answer received. The first SDP answer could be received during call establishment or in the successful answer. The counter has two keys, the SIP response code of the SIP response that carried the SDP answer, and the media type that can be one of the following: Application, Audio, Control, Data, Image, Message, Model, Multipart, Text and Video. The DEFAULT key is used for unknown media types. S-CSCF also increments the counter with key SUM once per media type.
cpiHeadingSession Statistics Counters
descriptionNumber of successful INVITE session establishments per media type in terminating S-CSCF.
keyName[0]MediaType
keyName[1]SIPResponseCode
measurementNamescscfTermSuccessfulEstablishedSessionPerMedia
measurementResultinteger
measurementStatusUSED
measurementTypeIdscscfTermSuccessfulEstablishedSessionPerMedia
multiplicity1
  mib CscfPm_CscfSession_PmGroup