WO2012088919A1 - 业务用量监控方法及设备 - Google Patents
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- the embodiments of the present invention relate to communication technologies, and in particular, to a service usage monitoring method and device. Background technique
- the IP network can provide more types of services such as multimedia calls, file downloads, and web browsing. Therefore, the network needs to be able to detect different service flows and collect accounting information such as traffic and duration to report to the billing center.
- Organizations such as 3GPP and Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) Forums define policy and charging control based on Policy and Charging Control (PCC) architecture, which can be implemented through PCC architecture.
- PCC Policy and Charging Control
- the network detects different traffic flows and implements quality of service (QoS) control, accounting statistics, etc. for traffic flows.
- QoS quality of service
- the PCC architecture includes functional entities such as a Policy Charging Enforcement Function (PCEF) and a Policy Charging Rules Function (PCRF).
- PCEF supports listening to individual traffic flows or a set of traffic flows or all traffic within a session.
- the PCRF supports usage management based on rule level and session level, and can dynamically control bandwidth/accounting rules by using the amount reported by the PCEF.
- the Gf interface between the PCRF and the PCEF is used for policy delivery and usage reporting.
- the PCEF requests the PCC rule from the PCRF through the GX interface.
- the PCRF provides the PCC rule to the PCEF through the GX interface.
- the PCEF passes the GX interface to the PCRF. Report the amount of business monitored according to the PCC rules.
- the existing usage monitoring mechanism cannot be satisfied when there are the following requirements: For example, it is necessary to monitor the usage of a specific website such as the Sina website www.sina.com, and also need to monitor the usage of all HTTP protocols in the session for the user to access the Sina. Control the quality of service when a certain threshold is reached, and control the quality of service of a particular website when the HTTP service reaches a certain threshold. If rule-level monitoring is used, PCEF will only accumulate a rule to the service flow of www.sina.com. The usage of the service flow is reported to the corresponding rule of the HTTP protocol, or reported to www.sina.com. rule. The amount of this other rule is not a complete usage.
- the session-level monitoring is to monitor the user's usage of all the services in the session.
- any user accessing any website in the session is accumulated in a rule and reported to the PCRF, so that the user cannot access the www.
- the embodiment of the present invention provides a service usage monitoring method and device, which is used to solve the defect that the service quantity reported by the PCEF to the PCRF is inaccurate in the prior art, and achieves the purpose of accurately collecting the user service usage by the PCRF.
- the embodiment of the invention provides a method for monitoring a service usage, including:
- the session-level service monitoring Tasks include session level service monitoring level identification, monitoring The task identifier and the specified service flow information; the monitoring level identifier indicates that the monitoring task is used to monitor the usage of the specified service flow in the session;
- the monitoring task identifier and the cumulative usage of the service request information in the session-level service monitoring task are reported to the policy and charging rule function entity.
- the embodiment of the invention provides a service usage monitoring device, which includes:
- the session-level service monitoring task includes a session-level service monitoring level identifier, a monitoring task identifier, and a specified service flow information.
- the monitoring level identifier indicates that the monitoring task is used to monitor the usage of the specified service flow in the session;
- an accumulating module configured to accumulate in the one or more session-level service monitoring tasks when determining that the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in the one or more session-level service monitoring tasks The amount of business request information
- the reporting module is configured to report the cumulative usage of the monitoring task identifier and the service request information in the session-level service monitoring task to the policy and charging rule function entity.
- the service usage monitoring method and device the PCEF monitors multiple specified services in a session of a specific user according to multiple session-level service monitoring tasks delivered by the PCRF, and receives the service request information received in the session.
- the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information are compared with the specified service flows corresponding to the session-level service monitoring tasks, and are determined to be the same as the service request information.
- Specify business flow information The usage of the service request corresponding to the same specified service flow information is reported to the PCRF. Therefore, the embodiment of the present invention can accumulate the usage of a service flow to multiple PCR-level service monitoring tasks corresponding to the same specified service flow information, and overcome the problem that the PCEF cannot accumulate a service flow at most. Accurate defects are reported by the usage of the monitoring task, so that the PCRF can collect the accurate business usage of the user. Thereby controlling the subsequent quality of service.
- Embodiment 1 is a flowchart of Embodiment 1 of a service usage monitoring method provided by the present invention
- Embodiment 2 is a flowchart of Embodiment 2 of a service usage monitoring method provided by the present invention
- Embodiment 3 is a flowchart of Embodiment 3 of a method for monitoring a service usage provided by the present invention
- Embodiment 4 is a schematic structural diagram of Embodiment 1 of a service usage monitoring device provided by the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of Embodiment 2 of a service usage monitoring device provided by the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of Embodiment 1 of a service usage monitoring method provided by the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, this embodiment includes:
- Step 11 The PCEF obtains the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the information in the received service request information.
- One of the URL information determines whether the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in each session-level service monitoring task.
- Each session-level service monitoring task includes a session-level service monitoring level identifier, a monitoring task identifier, and specified service flow information.
- the session-level service monitoring level identifiers of the session-level service monitoring tasks are the same.
- the monitoring task IDs of the session-level service monitoring tasks are different, and the corresponding specified service flow information is different.
- the session-level service monitoring level identifier indicates that the monitoring task is used to monitor the usage of a specified service by a user in the current session.
- the PCEF passes the monitoring task level identifier in the session-level service monitoring task, and it can be known that the PCRF indicates to monitor the usage of a specified service by a user in the current session.
- each session-level service monitoring task is associated with the protocol, or there may be no association. For example, monitoring session-level service monitoring task A for a specific user to access www.sina.com within a session and monitoring session-level service monitoring task B for all HTTP protocol usage within that particular user session, since the user may use HTTP The agreement visits www.sina.com, so the business usage of www.sina.com should also be accumulated to the session-level business monitoring task B.
- the PCEF When receiving the service request information in the current session, for example, receiving an HTTP browsing request, an RTSP service request, a short message service request, or a multimedia message service request, the PCEF first identifies the Port quintuple information and the uniform resource locator (Uniform) in the service request information. Resource Locator, called URL) Features such as information and protocol information. Further, one of the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information in the comparison service request information is the same as one of the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information corresponding to the specified service flow information; if the quintuple information, If the protocol information is the same as the URL information, the service request information is determined to be the same as the specified service flow information.
- URL Resource Locator
- the Port quintuple information identified from the service request information includes: a source IP address and a source port for sending the service request information. And receiving the destination IP address and the destination port of the service request information, and a protocol number corresponding to the protocol used to process the service request information.
- Step 12 When determining that the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks, the PCEF accumulates the usage of the service request information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks.
- Step 13 The PCEF reports the cumulative usage of the service request information in the monitoring task identifier and the session-level service monitoring task to the PCRF.
- the service request information is obtained by using the monitoring task identifier corresponding to the monitoring task, that is, the monitoring task identifier corresponding to the specified service flow information.
- the cumulative amount is reported to the PCRF. It is possible that the specified service flow information corresponding to the multiple session-level service monitoring services is the same as the service request information, and the usage of the service flow information (including the access duration, the access traffic, and the number of accesses, etc.) is respectively accumulated to the same designated service.
- the session-level service monitoring task corresponding to the flow information is reported to the PCEF by the usage of the different monitoring task identifiers. PCEF reports an intra-session service
- the amount of the PCRF is used to manage the amount of business reported by the PCEF.
- the PCEF monitors multiple specified services in a session of a specific user according to multiple session-level service monitoring tasks delivered by the PCRF, and the service request information received in the session is five.
- the tuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information are compared with the specified service flows corresponding to the session-level service monitoring tasks, and the specified service flow information that is the same as the service request information is determined.
- the usage of the service request corresponding to the same specified service flow information is reported to the PCRF. Therefore, the embodiment of the present invention can accumulate the usage of a service flow to multiple PCR-level service monitoring tasks corresponding to the same specified service flow information, and overcome the problem that the PCEF cannot accumulate a service flow at most. Accurate defects are reported by the usage of the monitoring task, so that the PCRF can collect the accurate business usage of the user. Thereby controlling the subsequent quality of service.
- FIG. 2 is a flowchart of Embodiment 2 of a service usage monitoring method provided by the present invention.
- the PCRF sends a session-level service monitoring task to the PCEF through the Gx+ interface.
- the usage-Monitoring-Level AVP definition is extended, and a monitoring level is added: SESSION_RULE_LEVEL(2).
- the monitoring level identifier indicates that the delivered monitoring task is to monitor the usage of the specified service in a session.
- a new [Session-Usage-Monitoring-Flows] AVP is added to indicate the specified service flow information to be monitored. details as follows:
- this embodiment includes:
- Step la The PCEF sends a session creation request to the PCRF through the CCR-Initial message.
- the PCEF sends a session creation request based on a user, that is, a source IP address, to the PCRF through the CCR (Credit Control Request)-Initial message to request the PCRF to deliver a monitoring task for the user or the IP address. Therefore, after the user goes online, the PCEF monitors the specific service usage of the user according to the monitoring task delivered by the PCRF.
- CCR Clear Control Request
- Step 2a The PCRF sends two session-level service monitoring tasks to the PCEF through the GX CCA (Credit Control Answer) message.
- GX CCA Greenit Control Answer
- Each session-level service monitoring task includes monitoring level identification, monitoring task identification, and specified service flow information. For example, when the traffic of the user accessing the google website reaches a specified amount, the user reports that the traffic of the user uses the http protocol to reach the specified amount, and the PCRF sends the following two session-level service monitoring tasks to the PCEF (the brackets are actually sent). Value):
- SESSION_RULE_LEVEL(2) indicates that the level of the monitoring task is level 2
- Monitor-key (ml) indicates that the task ID of monitoring task A is ml
- Monitor-key (m2) indicates that the task ID of monitoring task B is m2.
- Granted-Service-Unit (3MB) indicates that the monitoring task A indicates that the amount of the specified service flow should be 3MB.
- the flow-description (protocol: http) indicates that the specified service flow of the monitoring task B is the service flow using the http protocol.
- the URL www.google.com.hk indicates that the specified service flow for monitoring task A is a service flow to www.google.com.hk.
- Step 3a When receiving the service request information, the PCEF determines, according to one of the port quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information in the received service request information, whether the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in each session-level service monitoring task. .
- the PCEF can first identify the port quintuple information, URL information, and protocol information in the service request information through the deep packet inspection technology. Compare the characteristics of the quintuple information and the URL information in the service request information with the characteristics of the URL (www.google.com.hk) service indicated by [Session-Usage-Monitoring-Flows] in the monitoring task A, if two One of the information of the person is the same, indicating that the service request information is monitored. The service flow information is specified in task A. When the specified amount is 3 MB, the PCRF is sent to the Monitor-key (ml).
- the PCEF can also match the characteristics of the quintuple information and the protocol information in the service request information with the characteristics of the Flow-Description (protocol: http) service flow indicated by the [Session-Usage-Monitoring-Flows] in the monitoring task B. If the information of the two is the same, it indicates that the service request information is the specified service flow information in the monitoring task B. When the specified usage is 3 MB, it is reported to the PCRF through the monitor-key (m2).
- Step 4a When determining that the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks, the PCEF accumulates the usage of the service request information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks, and monitors the task identifier. The cumulative usage of the service request information in the session-level service monitoring task is reported to the PCRF.
- the user accesses www.google.com.hk and uses 3MB of traffic.
- the PCEF recognizes that the service flow is also a service flow using the http protocol, and reports it as follows:
- PCEF will access by monitoring the task identifier ml
- the service usage of the www.google.com.hk is reported to the PCRF by 3MB.
- the PCEF reports the amount of the http traffic flow corresponding to the task ID m2 to the PCRF.
- the above CCRU The content in parentheses in the information is the data value actually sent by the PCEF to the PCRF.
- Step 5a The PCRF adjusts the session-level service monitoring task according to the service usage reported by the PCEF, and delivers a new session-level service monitoring task to the PCEF.
- PCEF sends the traffic used by www.google.com.hk to the user on the PCRF and the traffic of the HTTP protocol in the session.
- the PCRF accumulates the usage reported by the PCEF to the Google traffic. Control the quality of service on Google's website when a certain threshold is reached, and control the quality of service of a particular website when the HTTP service reaches a certain threshold.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart of Embodiment 3 of a method for monitoring service usage provided by the present invention.
- the PCRF sends the monitoring level identifier and the monitoring task identifier in the session-level service monitoring task to the PCEF through the Gx+ interface, and delivers the session-level service to the PCEF through the newly added service flow synchronization interface.
- the service flow synchronization interface needs to pass Monitor-key and flow-info. in the CCA message.
- Flow-info includes Port quintuple and URL information.
- this embodiment includes:
- Step lb The PCEF sends a session creation request to the PCRF through the CCR-Initial message.
- Step 2b The PCRF sends the monitoring level identifier and the monitoring task identifier in the two session-level service monitoring tasks to the PCEF through the GX CCA message.
- the PCRF sends the monitoring task identifier and the specified service flow information in the session-level service monitoring task to the PCEF through the service flow synchronization interface. For example, send the following message: Flow-ID: ml; URL: www.google.com.hk; Flow-ID: m2; Protocol: http; Granted-Service-Unit: 3MB.
- the PCRF When receiving the CCR-Initial message of the PCEF, the PCRF identifies the monitoring level and the monitoring task ID in the two session-level service monitoring tasks of the PCEF:
- the specified service flow information received from the service flow synchronization interface can be associated with the SESSION_RULE_LEVEL(2) in the Usage-Monitoring-Information by the Monitor-key and the Usage-Monitoring-Information Monitor-key received from the service flow synchronization interface. So that you can get complete information about a monitoring task.
- Step 3b When receiving the service request information, the PCEF determines, according to one of the port quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information in the received service request information, whether the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in each session-level service monitoring task. .
- Step 4b When determining that the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks, the PCEF is accumulated in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks. The usage of the service request information is reported to the PCRF for the cumulative usage of the monitoring task identifier and the service request information in the session-level service monitoring task.
- the user accesses www.google.com.hk and uses 3MB of traffic.
- the PCEF recognizes that the service flow is also a service flow using the http protocol, and reports it as follows:
- the above CCRU The content in parentheses in the information is the data value actually sent by the PCEF to the PCRF.
- Step 5b The PCRF adjusts the session-level service monitoring task according to the service usage reported by the PCRF, and delivers a new session-level service monitoring task to the PCEF.
- the PCEF sends the monitoring level identifiers of the session-level service monitoring tasks that are sent from the Gx+ interface to the PCEF through the PCRF, and learns that the multiple monitoring tasks that are currently delivered are session-level service monitoring tasks that monitor multiple specified service flows in a session. And the identification of the monitoring task.
- the PCEF obtains the specified service flow information and the corresponding monitoring task identifier in each session-level service monitoring task sent by the PCRF through the service flow synchronization interface.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of Embodiment 1 of a service usage monitoring device according to the present invention. As shown in Figure 4 The present embodiment includes: a determining module 41, an accumulating module 45, and a reporting module 42.
- the determining module 41 is configured to determine, according to one of the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information in the received service request information, whether the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks;
- the service monitoring task includes the session-level service monitoring level identifier, the monitoring task identifier, and the specified service flow information.
- the level identifier indicates that the monitoring task is used to monitor the specified service usage in the session.
- the determining module 41 may be specifically configured to determine whether one of the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information in the service request information is the same as one of the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information corresponding to the specified service flow information. If at least one of the quintuple information, the protocol information, and the URL information is the same, it is determined that the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information.
- the accumulating module 45 is configured to accumulate usage of the service request information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks when determining that the service request information is the same as the specified service flow information in one or more session-level service monitoring tasks.
- the reporting module 42 is configured to report the cumulative usage of the service request information in the monitoring task identifier and the session-level service monitoring task to the policy and charging rule function entity PCRF.
- the embodiment further includes: a session creation module 43 and a receiving module.
- the session creation module 43 is configured to send a session creation request to the PCRF.
- the receiving module 44 is configured to receive, by the PCRF, each session-level service monitoring task.
- the receiving module 44 is specifically configured to receive, by using the Gx+ interface, each session-level service monitoring task sent by the PCRF.
- the receiving module 44 is configured to receive, by using the Gx+ interface, a monitoring task level identifier and a task identifier of each session level monitoring task sent by the PCRF, and receive the information through the service flow information synchronization interface.
- the PCEF monitors multiple specified services in a session of a specific user according to multiple session-level service monitoring tasks delivered by the PCRF, and uses the quintuple information and protocol in the service request information received in the session.
- the information and the URL information are compared with the specified service flow corresponding to each session-level service monitoring task, and the specified service flow information that is the same as the service request information is determined.
- the usage of the service request corresponding to the specified service flow information is reported to the PCRF. Therefore, the embodiment of the present invention can accumulate the usage of a service flow to multiple PCR-level service monitoring tasks corresponding to the same specified service flow information, and overcome the problem that the PCEF cannot accumulate a service flow at most. Accurate defects are reported by the usage of the monitoring task, so that the PCRF can collect the accurate business usage of the user. Thereby controlling the subsequent quality of service.
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