Configuring Accounting Method - HP FlexNetwork MSR Series Configuration Manual

Task
Enabling the authorization function for two-stage dialing users
Configuring the method of collecting the digits of called number
Configuring the timeout interval between two digits for two-stage dialing users
Configuring the number of digits in a card number/password
Configuring the number of redial attempts
Enabling the language selection function
Configuring voice RADIUS

Configuring accounting method

The voice gateway processes RADIUS accounting requests and responses in multiple ways. The
voice gateway sends accounting messages to the RADIUS server in different ways at different
accounting time. You can select the required accounting method by setting the processing method of
RADIUS accounting requests and responses. The accounting method applies to one-stage dialing
and two-stage dialing.
Configuration prerequisites
A voice interface card (for example, an FXS interface card) is inserted in the router.
Configuration procedure
To configure an accounting method:
Step
1. Enter system view.
2. Enter voice view.
3. Enter voice AAA client
view.
4. Configure an accounting
method.
Enabling the accounting function for one-stage dialing users
For one-stage dialing users, there is no access number. It is impossible to enable the accounting
function for an individual user according to the identification. Therefore, the accounting function can
only be enabled for all one-stage dialing users.
Configuration guidelines
•
Before enabling the accounting function, make sure the RADIUS server and RADIUS client
(voice gateway) can communicate with each other at the network layer, and that a list of
one-stage dialing users as well as accounting policies has been configured on the RADIUS
server.
•
For direct inward dialing (DID), it is unnecessary to dial an access number before a called
number, relative to two-stage dialing.
Command
system-view
voice-setup
aaa-client
acct-method { start-ack |
start-no-ack | stop-only }
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Remarks
Optional.
Optional.
Optional.
Optional.
Optional.
Optional.
Remarks
N/A
N/A
N/A
The default is start-no-ack.