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M5
3
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The Gy interface is is a 4G interface between the PCEF and OCS.
In wireless applications, the Gy interface is a 4G interface between the PCEF and OCS.
Overview
Gy interface is between the PCEF and OCS. It uses Diameter over TCP, UDP, SCTP transport protocol.
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Messages
Credit Control Requests/Answers Initial, Update and Terminate (CCR/A-I/U/T)
Disconnect Peer Requests/Answers (DPR/A)
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3GPP TS 32.299 (Gy)
IETF RFC 6733, IETF RFC 3588, IETF RFC 5516 (Diameter)
IETF RFC 4960 (SCTP)
IETF RFC 793 (TCP)
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M5 Mobile UE Emulator
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Diameter