The SGA CDR Viewer Module
(SgaCDRViewer.exe)

• Program features
• Program requirements
• User interface
  • The User authentication window
  • The main window
  • The Search in CDR database dialog window
  • The CDR details dialog window
  • The Get messages dialog window
  • The Customize current view dialog window
  • The Find text dialog window
  • The Find expression dialog window
  • The Save CDR field values into a text file dialog window
  • Security feature
• Configuration files
  • INI file
  • Cell names file
  • Service area names file
  • Signaling point names file
  • IP addess names file
  • BSSMAP CIC to GCP Termination ID file
• Command Line Parameters
• Functional details
  • CDR generation
  • Remote capture
• Version history

• Expression based search in the BSSAP/RANAP, MAP, SGsAP, S1AP, GTP, SIP, RTP, EDR, PRCP and Diameter CDR databases
• Text and expression based search among the retrieved CDR's
• Customizable views for the displaying of the CDR values
• Signaling messages of the CDR's can be easily downloaded from the monitors
• CDR values together with the textual interpretation of the corresponding signaling messages can be saved in text, CSV, RTF and HTML format
• Sophisticated authentication with optional veiling of sensitive data

• MS Windows XP or newer
• 512 MB of memory (1 GB or more recomended)

The User authentication dialog window

At program start-up the user must authenticate him/herself. The user name, password and usage reason must be given to log on.

The CDR types to be used can be selected before log on.

If the 'Apply default roles' is not checked, then the CDR viewer and remote capture roles can be set.

The user may log on without any remote capture permissions.

The main window

Each line in the main window represents a CDR. The CDR's are sorted by date and time by default. By clicking on a column header the CDR's can be sorted by the fields of that column. A second click sorts the CDR's in the reverse order. A third click restores the original sorting.

The main menu

Menu	Menuitem	Shortcut(s)	Meaning
[File]	Search in CDR database...	F8	Open the Search in CDR database dialog window
	Start searching	F9	If the Search in CDR database dialog window is opened: start searching in CDR database Otherwise: open the Search in CDR database dialog window
	Stop searching	Shift+F9	Stop searching in CDR database
	Clear result list		Delete CDR's from the program's memory
	Get CDR messages...	Ctrl+M	Open the Get CDR messages dialog window
	Get CDR messages of the current CDR	Ctrl+Shift+M	Open the Get CDR messages dialog window and start the remote capture
	Unveil sensitive data		Unveil the veiled pieces of information, such as IMSI, IMEI and various MSISDN's in the current, selected, or marked CDR's
	Re-veil sensitive data		Re-veil the unveiled pieces of information in the current, selected, or marked CDR's
	Save as text file...	Ctrl+Shift+S	Save the CDR's contents and the interpretation of the corresponding signaling messages in the various formats
	Re-authenticate...		Re-authenticate with possibly different parameters
	Exit	Alt+F4	Exit the program
[Edit] / Copy	Copy current line	Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Ins	Copy the current line to the clipboard
	Copy selected lines		Copy the selected lines to the clipboard
	Copy marked lines		Copy the marked lines to the clipboard
	Copy block of values...		Select and copy a block of values to the clipboard
[Edit] / Select	Invert selection	Numpad *
	Invert selection of the current item	Space
	Select items after the current item
	Select items before the current item
	Select all the items
	Set beginning of range	Ctrl+A
	Select range	Ctrl+B
[Edit] / Unselect	Unselect all the items	Numpad /
	Unselect items after the current item
	Unselect items before the current item
	Unselect all the items
	Set beginning of range	Ctrl+A
	Unselect range	Ctrl+U
[Edit] / Mark	Invert markers	Shift + Numpad *
	Invert marker of the current item	Shift + Space
	Mark selected items	Numpad +
	Mark items after the current item
	Mark items before the current item
	Mark all the items
	Set beginning of range	Ctrl+Shift+A
	Mark range	Ctrl+Shift+B
[Edit] / Unmark	Unmark selected items	Numpad -
	Unmark items after the current item
	Unmark items before the current item
	Unmark all the items
	Set beginning of range	Ctrl+Shift+A
	Unmark range	Ctrl+Shift+U
[Edit] / Hide	Hide selected items	Ctrl+H
	Hide marked items	Ctrl+Shift+H
[Edit] / Keep	Keep selected items	Ctrl+K
	Keep marked items	Ctrl+Shift+K
[Edit] / Go to	Go to the first selected item	Ctrl+Home
	Go to the last selected item	Ctrl+End
	Go to the next selected item	Ctrl+Down
	Go to the previous selected item	Ctrl+Up
	Go to the first marked item	Ctrl+Shift+Home
	Go to the last marked item	Ctrl+Shift+End
	Go to the next marked item	Ctrl+Shift+Down
	Go to the previous marked item	Ctrl+Shift+Up
[Edit]	Find text...	Ctrl+F	Find text in the CDR list lines
	Find next text	F3	Find the next line that matches the text set in the Find text dialog window
	Find previous text	Shift+F3	Find the previous line that matches the text set in the Find text dialog window
	Find expression...	Ctrl+E	Find specific CDR's in the CDR list using logical expressions
	Find next expression	F4	Find the next CDR that matches the expression set in the Find expression dialog window
	Find previous expression	Shift+F4	Find the previous CDR that matches the expression set in the Find expression dialog window
[Options]	Auto scroll		Enable/disable auto-scrolling to the end of the CDR list while searching in the database
	Save window positions on exit		Save the positions of the main window and of some of the dialog windows on exit
	Save positions and options to INI file		Save window positions and options to SgaCDRViewer.ini file now
	Sort SIP CDRs		Sort SIP CDRs based on Call-Summary-ID and timestamp
	Show RTP CDR Bins		Show the details of the Bins (values per second) in a list.
[View]	Customize current view...	F5	Displays a dialog window to select columns for the current view
	Save views to INI file		Save the column arrangement of all the views to SgaCDRViewer.ini file now
	Reset all views		Reset views to their default arrangements
	Select next view	Ctrl+Tab	Choose the next view to become visible if there is no dialog window open, or focus on the next window otherwise
	Select previous view	Ctrl+Shift+Tab	Choose the previous view to become visible if there is no dialog window open, or focus on the previous window otherwise
	Select view 1..9	Ctrl+1 ... Ctrl+9 or text buttons in the tool bar	Choose which view to become visible. View columns can be selected in the Customize current view dialog window.
[Tools]	Select items with CDR trace...	Ctrl+T	Select items with a CDR trace. The trace function selects all records, which match with the currently selected. The Trace type (GTP context, Diameter Session-ID, SIP CsID) defines the conditions of the selection. The GTP context trace is based on the IMSI, and the EBI and start time from the Context Session Info content. Diameter Session-ID trace is based on the Session-ID parameter. SIP CsID trace is based on the Call-Summary-ID parameter.
[Help]	How to use...	F1	Show this help file
	About...	Ctrl+F1	Show copyright, program version and user authentication information

The status line

• Ordinal of the current CDR
• Number of all (stored) CDR's
• Number of selected CDR's
• Number of marked CDR's
• Progress information for long operations

Special key or mouse input

• Pressing Enter key or double clicking on a line opens the CDR details dialog window
• The right mouse button displays the context menu
• Items can be selected/unselected with Ctrl key + mouse click
  or with the Space key
• Items can be marked/unmarked with Ctrl+Shift key + mouse click
  or with the Shift+Space key
• Left and Right arrow keys move CDR list horizontally by 20 pixels
  Shift+Left and Shift+Right keys move CDR list horizontally by 4 pixels
  Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right keys move CDR list horizontally to the end
• Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab focuses on the open next/previous view/window

The Search in CDR database dialog window

In this dialog window the search interval and a filter expression can be specified and the CDR search can be started and stopped.

Dialog window items

• Search expression: a search expression can be edited here which acts as a filter when the CDR's are examined on the query servers. The limitations about the search expressions are the following:
  • Maximum 65360 characters.
  • Maximum 380 search expressions.
  • The maximum length of a string-based condition is 150 charactes (e.g. APN, SIP Call-ID).
  • The maximum length of a BCD/TBCD value-based condition is 35 characters (e.g. IMSI, IMEI).
  • The maximum length of an octet string-based condition is 16 characters (e.g. Diameter Charging ID).
• Protocol: a protocol-based prefilter for the CDR Field list.
• CDR Field: a field can be choosen here; see The CDR field list section below for more info
• Relation: fields can be checked against presence and value
• Value(s): different values or value ranges can be listed here separated by commas; see the Values with Wildcards section below for more info
• Filter1 and Filter2: Case insensitive text filters for the value list. There is AND relation between Filter1 and Filter2.
• Search interval: a date+time interval must be specified for the search which serves as a constraint on the CDR start time
• Use servers:
  • All: use all the servers
  • BSSAP/RANAP only: use only those servers which store BSSAP CDR's
  • BSSAP/RANAP CS only: use only those servers which store BSSAP / CS domain CDR's
  • BSSAP/RANAP PS only: use only those servers which store BSSAP / PS domain CDR's
  • SGsAP only: use only those servers which store SGsAP CDR's
  • S1AP only: use only those servers which store S1AP CDR's
  • GTP only: use only those servers which store GTP CDR's
  • SIP only: use only those servers which store SIP CDR's
  • Diameter S6/S13 only: use only those servers which store Diameter S6/S13 CDR's
  • Diameter Acc only: use only those servers which store Diameter Acc CDR's
  • Diameter Cx only: use only those servers which store Diameter Cx CDR's
  • Diameter Gx only: use only those servers which store Diameter Gx CDR's
  • Diameter Rx only: use only those servers which store Diameter Rx CDR's
  • Custom list: use servers selected in 'Choose query servers' dialog window
• Search results:
  • Store, delete old data: delete previously found CDR's and store newly found ones in memory
  • Store, keep old data: keep previously found CDR's and merge the newly found ones in memory
  • Discard, count only: do not store the found CDR's in memory or on disk, only count them
  • Save to text file: save the found CDR's into a text file; NOTE: the CDR's will not be sorted by time
• Max. records to store: the maximum number of CDR's to store; the rest of the matching CDR's will may be counted but not stored
• File: save CDR contents immediately into the specified text file
• Search log: detailed information about the search process

Dialog window buttons

• Choose servers: displays the 'Choose query servers' dialog window
• Clear result list: clears the search results.
• Show CDR Servers: displays the current progression of the Query servers. see Show CDR Servers
• Start: start the search in the CDR database
• Stop: stop the search in the CDR database
• Close: close the dialog window

Special key and button input

• or Ctrl+Up/Ctrl+Down: increment/decrement value at caret in the start/end time
• set current time as the start/end time
• or Ctrl+Shift+Down: copy the start time to the end time
• or Ctrl+Shift+Up: copy the end time to the start time
• or Alt+L: load filter (search) expression from file
• or Alt+S: save filter (search) expression to file
• or Alt+Enter: insert a new relation / add values to a relation in the search expression
• or Alt+Left: insert a new relation / replace selected values of a relation in the search expression
• or Alt+Right: copy relation with values from the selected expression lines
• or Alt+O: insert an OR relation to the search expression
• or Alt+Delete or Delete: delete current/selected line(s) from the search expression
• or Alt+Up: move up the current/selected line(s) from the search expression
• or Alt+Down: move down the current/selected line(s) from the search expression
• Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Ins: copy the selected line(s) from the log window to the clipboard (works only when the log window has the focus)

The Show CDR Servers dialog window

The colums are the following:

• Server Name: Custom name of the Query Server
• IP Address: IP Address of the Query Server
• Progress: A percentage value of the progress
• Status: Status of the search

The value of the Status column could be:

• Connected: Connected to the Query server.
• Error: Error event during the connection or during the search.
• Limit: Maximum number of records reached.
• Aborted: The user aborted the search.
• Finished: Query finished.

Field name	Value type	Used in CDR's
CDR type	decimal	all
Start date and time	date and time	all
Start time	time	all
End date and time	date and time	all except SGsAP and EDR
End time	time	all except SGsAP and EDR
Total duration	duration	all except SGsAP and EDR
Ctx/Session start date and time	grp date and time	Diam-Rx, SWm/SWx/S6b, PFCP, NGAP
Ctx/Session start time	grp time	Diam-Rx, SWm/SWx/S6b, PFCP, NGAP
Ctx/Session end date and time	grp date and time	Diam-Rx, SWm/SWx/S6b, PFCP, NGAP
Ctx/Session end time	grp time	Diam-Rx, SWm/SWx/S6b, PFCP, NGAP
Ctx/Session total duration	grp duration	Diam-Rx, SWm/SWx/S6b, PFCP, NGAP
Link name	Link ID (3 characters)	all except EDR
Number of transactions	decimal	GTP
Number of messages	decimal	all except RTP and EDR
IMSI	BCD number	all except (non-VoLTE) SIP and Diam-Acc
IMEI(SV)	BCD number	all except SIP, Diam-Acc and Diam-Rx
(P)TMSI	8-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, GTP
M-TMSI	8-digit hexadecimal	S1AP, EDR, NGAP
MSISDN	TBCD number	all except SGSAP and S1AP
MSISDN (derived)	TBCD number	BSSAP, MAP, EDR
IP Address	IP address	S1AP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, RTP, EDR, NGAP, SBI, DiamRx
User IP Address	IP address	GTP, EDR, PFCP
Access point name	APN text	BSSAP, GTP, S1AP, Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Gx (Called station ID), EDR, PFCP
Data Network Name	DNN text	NGAP, PCF, SBI
PDU Session ID	decimal	NGAP, PCF, SBI
MCC	MCC	BSSAP, SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, NGAP, SBI, PCF
MCC_ECGI	MCC	SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, SBI, PCF
MCC_TAI	MCC	SGSAP, GTP, SIPCall, EDR, SBI, PCF
MCC_RAI	MCC	GTP, SIPCall
MCC_SAI	MCC	GTP, SIP, SIPCall
MCC_CGI	MCC	GTP, SIP, SIPCall
MCC_ServNetw	MCC	GTP, SIPCall, SBI
MCC_UCGI	MCC	GTP, SIP, SIPCall
MNC	MNC	BSSAP, SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, NGAP, SBI, PCF
MNC_ECGI	MNC	SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, SBI, PCF
MNC_TAI	MNC	SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, SBI, PCF
MNC_RAI	MNC	GTP, SIPCall
MNC_SAI	MNC	GTP, SIP, SIPCall
MNC_CGI	MNC	GTP, SIP, SIPCall
MNC_ServNetw	MNC	GTP, SIPCall, SBI
MNC_UCGI	MNC	GTP, SIP, SIPCall
LAC	4-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR
CI	4-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, GTP, SIPCall
UCI	7-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall
SAC	4-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall
RAC	2-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP, GTP, SIPCall
ECI	7-digit hexadecimal	SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, SBI, PCF
TAC	4-digit hexadecimal	SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, PCF, NGAP, SBI, PCF
NR CI	9-digit hexadecimal	SGSAP, GTP, SIP, SIPCall, EDR, NGAP, PCF, SBI
BSSAP Reassembly status	decimal	BSSAP
M3UA Network indicator	decimal	BSSAP, MAP
M3UA Originating point code	decimal	BSSAP, MAP
M3UA Destination point code	decimal	BSSAP, MAP
M3UA Orig. point name (ni/opc)	decimal/decimal	BSSAP, MAP
M3UA Dest. point name (ni/dpc)	decimal/decimal	BSSAP, MAP
SCCP Message type	decimal	BSSAP, MAP
SCCP Source local ref.	6-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP
SCCP Destination local ref.	6-digit hexadecimal	BSSAP
SCCP Calling Party Address	TBCD number	MAP
SCCP Called Party Address	TBCD number	MAP
BSSMAP Message type	decimal	BSSAP
BSSMAP Cause	decimal	BSSAP
BSSMAP LCS cause	decimal	BSSAP
BSSMAP Return error cause	decimal	BSSAP
BSSMAP RR cause	decimal	BSSAP
BSSMAP Chosen EA	decimal	BSSAP
BSSMAP Circuit identity code	decimal	BSSAP
BSSLAP Cause	decimal	BSSAP
RANAP Procedure	decimal	BSSAP
RANAP Cause	decimal	BSSAP
RANAP Paging cause	decimal	BSSAP
RANAP Reject cause	decimal	BSSAP
SGsAP Message type	decimal	SGSAP
SGsAP SGs cause	decimal	SGSAP
SGsAP Reject cause	decimal	SGSAP
SGsAP Calling line ident. NP	decimal	SGSAP
SGsAP Calling line ident. TN	decimal	SGSAP
SGsAP Calling line ident.	TBCD number	SGSAP
SGsAP MME/VLR name	APN text	SGSAP
SGsAP Service indicator	decimal	SGSAP
S1AP Opening reason	decimal	S1AP
S1AP Closing reason	decimal	S1AP
S1AP Connection ID	decimal	S1AP
S1AP PDU Type	decimal	S1AP
S1AP Procedure Code	decimal	S1AP
S1AP MME-UE-S1AP-ID	8-digit hexadecimal	S1AP
S1AP eNB-UE-S1AP-ID	6-digit hexadecimal	S1AP, EDR
S1AP Cause	decimal pair	S1AP
S1AP RRC Establishment Cause value	decimal	S1AP
S1AP RRC Establishment Cause	decimal	S1AP
GTP Transaction opening reason	decimal	GTP
GTP Transaction closing reason	decimal	GTP
GTP Transaction ID	decimal	GTP
GTP TEID	8-digit hexadecimal	GTP, PFCP
GTP RAT Type	decimal	GTP
GTP User IP	IP address	GTP, EDR
GTP Endpoint IP	IP address	GTP, PFCP
GTP STN-SR	TBCD number	GTP
GTP EBI	decimal	GTP, EDR
GTP Information Elements	text	GTP
GTP0-C Message type	decimal	GTP
GTP0-C Cause	decimal	GTP
GTP0-C IE ID	decimal	GTP
GTP0-C IE ID and Value	text	GTP
GTP1-C Message type	decimal	GTP
GTP1-C Cause	decimal	GTP
GTP1-C IE ID	decimal	GTP
GTP1-C IE ID and Value	text	GTP
GTP2-C Message type	decimal	GTP
GTP2-C Cause	decimal	GTP
GTP2-C SRVCC Cause	decimal	GTP
GTP2-C Up Function Ind Flag	decimal	GTP
GTP2-C Secondary RAT Usage UL	decimal	GTP
GTP2-C Secondary RAT Usage DL	decimal	GTP
GTP2-C IE ID	decimal	GTP
GTP2-C IE ID and Value	text	GTP
GTP Context ID	decimal	GTP
GTP Context opening reason	decimal	GTP
GTP Context closing reason	decimal	GTP
GTP-Sv Tr summary type	decimal	GTP
GTP-Sv Tr summary opening reason	decimal	GTP
GTP-Sv Tr summary closing reason	decimal	GTP
SIP Transaction opening reason	decimal	SIP, SIPCall
SIP Transaction closing reason	decimal	SIP, SIPCall
SIP Transaction ID	decimal	SIP, SIPCall
SIP Transaction type	decimal	SIP
SIP Method	decimal	SIP, SIPCall
SIP Status	decimal	SIP, SIPCall
SIP CSeq Method	decimal	SIP, SIPCall
SIP Call-ID	text	SIP, SIPCall
SIP IMS Charging ID	text	SIP, SIPCall
SIP IMS Charging ID (Related)	text	SIP, SIPCall
SIP From MSISDN	MSISDN number	SIP, SIPCall
SIP From IMPI	text	SIP
SIP To MSISDN	MSISDN number	SIP, SIPCall
SIP To IMPI	text	SIP
SIP Forwarded to MSISDN	MSISDN number	SIP, SIPCall
SIP User Agent	text	SIP, SIPCall
SIP Reason Protocol	decimal	SIP
SIP Reason Cause	decimal	SIP
SIP Reason Text	text	SIP
SIP Reason Warning	text	SIP
SIP PANI Acces Class	decimal	SIP
SIP PANI Access Info	decimal	SIP
SIP Call Summary opening reason	decimal	SIP
SIP Call Summary closing reason	decimal	SIP
SIP Call Summary ID	decimal	SIP
SIP Call Summary ID (Related)	decimal	SIP
SIP Call Summary start date and time	date and time	SIP
SIP Call Summary start time	time	SIP
SIP Source IP Address	IP Address	SIP, SIPCall
SIP Destination IP Address	IP Address	SIP, SIPCall
SIPCall Refer-To MSISDN	MSISDN number	SIP, SIPCall
SIPCall Original Calling Number	MSISDN number	SIP, SIPCall
SIPCall Number of conf. part.	decimal	SIP, SIPCall
SIPCall Call Connected duration	time	SIP, SIPCall
Diameter Command	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Acc, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter Session ID	text	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Acc, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter Origin host	text	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Acc, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter Origin realm	text	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter Destination host	text	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter Destination realm	text	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Acc, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter Result (3GPP)	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Acc, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter Experimental result	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Acc, Diam-Cx, Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diameter RAT type	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diameter Server assignment type	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diameter Termination cause	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diameter Transaction closing reason	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diameter Session opening reason	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diameter Session closing reason	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diameter Request Message count	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diameter Answer Message count	decimal	Diam-S6/S13, Diam-Rx
Diam-S6/S13 Equipment status	decimal	Diam-S6/S13
Diam-Acc Accounting record type	decimal	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc Role of node	decimal	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc Subscription ID type	decimal	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc Subscription ID data	text	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc Calling party address	text	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc Dialled party address	text	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc Called party address	text	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc SIP Method	text	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc SIP Request date and time	date and time	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc SIP Request time	time	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc SIP Response date and time	date and time	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc SIP Response time	time	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc IMS charging ID	text	Diam-Acc
Diam-Acc Cause code	decimal	Diam-Acc
Diam-Cx User name	text	Diam-Cx
Diam-Cx Public identity	text	Diam-Cx
Diam-Cx User authorization type	decimal	Diam-Cx
Diam-Gx user-defined req AVP's	text	Diam-Gx
Diam-Gx user-defined ans AVP's	text	Diam-Gx
Diam-Gx/Rx user-defined AVP's	text	Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diam-Gx CC request type	decimal	Diam-Gx
Diam-Gx Re-auth request type	decimal	Diam-Gx
Diam-Gx Called station ID	text	Diam-Gx
Diam-Gx/Rx Framed IP address	IPv4 address	Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diam-Gx/Rx Framed IPv6 prefix	IPv6 prefix	Diam-Gx, Diam-Rx
Diam-Rx Transaction closing reason	decimal	Diam-Rx
Diam-Rx Session opening reason	decimal	Diam-Rx
Diam-Rx Session closing reason	decimal	Diam-Rx
Diam-Rx Session type	decimal	Diam-Rx
Diam-SWm UE Local IP Address	IPv4 address	Diam-Swm
Diam-SWm Authorization Lifetime	decimal	Diam-Swm
Diam-SWm Auth Grace Period	decimal	Diam-Swm
Diam-S6b MIP6 Feature Vector	decimal	Diam-S6b
Diam-VoWifi Auth Request Type	decimal	Diam-VoWifi
Diam-VoWifi MIP Home Agent Address	IP address	Diam-VoWifi
Diam-VoWifi Service Selection	text	Diam-VoWifi
DTAP Protocol discriminator	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-RR Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-RR RR cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-RR Suspension cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-RR Handover reference	decimal	BSSAP
DTAP-MM Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-MM Reject cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-CC Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-CC Cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-CC Cause of no CLI	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-CC Calling party num. NP	decimal	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Calling party num. TN	decimal	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Calling party num.	TBCD number	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Called party num. NP	decimal	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Called party num. TN	decimal	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Called party num.	TBCD number	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Redirecting num. NP	decimal	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Redirecting num. TN	decimal	BSSAP
DTAP-CC Redirecting num.	TBCD number	BSSAP
DTAP-GMM Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-GMM Cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-SM Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-SM Cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-SM AA Deactivation cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-SS Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-SS Cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-SMS Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-SMS Cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP
DTAP-EMM Message type	decimal	S1AP
DTAP-EMM Cause	decimal	S1AP
DTAP-ESM Message type	decimal	S1AP
DTAP-ESM Cause	decimal	S1AP
TCAP Message type	decimal	MAP
TCAP OTID	4-digit hexadecimal	MAP
TCAP DTID	4-digit hexadecimal	MAP
MAP Release Cause	decimal	MAP
MAP Component type	decimal	MAP
MAP Invoke ID	decimal	MAP
MAP Operation Name	decimal	MAP
MAP Error Code	decimal	MAP
(X)UDTS Return Cause	decimal	MAP
INAP Operation Name	decimal	MAP
RTP RecordType	decimal	RTP
RTP Transaction ID	decimal	RTP
RTP Flow ID	decimal	RTP
RTP Type	decimal	RTP
RTP Session Type	text	RTP
RTP isCore	decimal	RTP
RTP isDTMF	decimal	RTP
RTP isPTimeError	decimal	RTP
RTP isPayloadTypeMismatch	decimal	RTP
RTP State	decimal	RTP
RTP Problem Count	decimal	RTP
RTP QoE AVG	double	RTP
RTP QoE Min	double	RTP
RTP QoE Max	double	RTP
RTP QoE Sd	double	RTP
RTP QoE N	double	RTP
RTP Missing Flow	decimal	RTP
RTP OneWayAudio	decimal	RTP
RTP PayloadTypeConflict	decimal	RTP
RTP MaxLossRatio	double	RTP
RTP AMRModes	decimal	RTP
RTP FinalQoE	double	RTP
RTP FlowType	decimal	RTP
EDR SMGR Number	decimal	EDR
EDR Sequence Number	decimal	EDR
EDR Event Identity	decimal	EDR
EDR Result	decimal	EDR
EDR GUTI Type	decimal	EDR
EDR Disc Reason	decimal	EDR
EDR PDN Type	decimal	EDR
EDR PTI	decimal	EDR
EDR QCI	decimal	EDR
EDR ARP	decimal	EDR
EDR QoS Change	decimal	EDR
PFCP Message type	decimal	PFCP
PFCP Context opening reason	decimal	PFCP
PFCP Context closing reason	decimal	PFCP
PFCP Transaction opening reason	decimal	PFCP
PFCP Transaction closing reason	decimal	PFCP
PFCP Squence Number	decimal	PFCP
PFCP SEID	hexadecimal	PFCP
PFCP Cause	decimal	PFCP
PFCP Endpoint IP	IP address	PFCP
PFCP Traffic Endpoint IP	decimal	PFCP
PFCP Information Elements	text	PFCP
NGAP Opening reason	decimal	NGAP
NGAP Closing reason	decimal	NGAP
NGAP Connection ID	decimal	NGAP
NGAP PDU Type	decimal	NGAP
NGAP Procedure Code	decimal	NGAP
NGAP AMF-UE-NGAP-ID	hexadecimal	NGAP
NGAP RAN-UE-NGAP-ID	hexadecimal	NGAP
NGAP Cause value	decimal	NGAP
NGAP Cause	decimal	NGAP
NGAP RRC Establishment Cause vaule	decimal	NGAP
NGAP RRC Establishment Cause	decimal	NGAP
NGAP PDU Session ID	decimal	NGAP
NGAP SST	decimal	NGAP
NGAP Context opening reason	decimal	NGAP
NGAP Context closing reason	decimal	NGAP
5GS Registration Type	decimal	NGAP
5GS Follow-on Request Pending	decimal	NGAP
NAS-MM Message Type	decimal	NGAP
5GMM Cause	decimal	NGAP
NAS-SM Message Type	decimal	NGAP
5GSM Cause	decimal	NGAP
NAS-SM PDU Session Type	decimal	NGAP
SBI Opening reason	decimal	SBI
SBI Closing reason	decimal	SBI
SBI Interface	decimal	SBI
SBI StreamID	decimal	SBI
SBI TransactionID	decimal	SBI
SBI AMF ID	hexadecimal	SBI
SBI RAT Type	text	SBI
SBI Result	text	SBI
SBI Cause	text	SBI
SBI Status	text	SBI
HTTP2 Method	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
HTTP2 Status Code	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
HTTP2 Path	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
HTTP2 Location	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
Cloud Cluster ID	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
Cloud Pod ID	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
Cloud Source ID	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
Cloud Destination ID	text	NGAP, SBI, PCF
PCF Message Type	decimal	PCF
PCF Record Type	text	PCF
PCF Opening reason	decimal	PCF
PCF Closing reason	decimal	PCF
PCF Operation Type	decimal	PCF
PCF SM Policy ID	text	PCF
PCF Result Code	decimal	PCF
PCF RATType	text	PCF
PCF JSON	text	PCF
SMRP Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMRP Cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMRP Originator address NP	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMRP Originator address TN	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMRP Originator address	TBCD number	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMRP Destination address NP	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMRP Destination address TN	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMRP Destination address	TBCD number	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Message type	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Failure cause	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Originating address NP	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Originating address TN	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Originating address	text	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Destination address NP	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Destination address TN	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Destination address	text	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Recipient address NP	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Recipient address TN	decimal	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP
SMS Recipient address	text	BSSAP, SGSAP, S1AP

Values with wildcards

Text value (e.g. SIP Call-ID)	Matched string
"Apple\"Mac"	Apple"Mac
"Apple\\Mac"	Apple\Mac
"Apple,Mac"	Apple,Mac
"Apple Mac"	Apple Mac
"(Apple,Mac)"	(Apple,Mac)

The CDR details dialog window

This dialog window shows the contents of the current CDR. Each CDR contains a summary information and specific information about the signaling messages that created the CDR.

Dialog window buttons

• Close: close the dialog window
• Previous: step to the previous message
• Next: step to the next message
• Get messages: download the CDR's signaling messages from the monitors

Special key input

• Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Ins: copy the selected text to the clipboard

The Get messages dialog window

With this dialog window the messages of one or more CDR's can be downloaded from the monitors using their remote capture functionality.

Dialog window items

• Get messages of:
  • All the CDR's: get messages of all the CDR's
  • Selected CDR's: get messages of the selected CDR's only
  • Marked CDR's: get messages of the marked CDR's only
  • Current CDR: get messages of the current CDR only
• Remote capture role: remote capture role
• Get paging messages also: if checked then the paging messages shall be downloaded as well. If unchecked then only the messages of the SCCP connection shall be downloaded. Getting the paging messages uses more monitor resources. For more details see Remote capture.
• Remote capture log: detailed information about the remote capture process

Dialog window buttons

• Start/Stop: start/stop the remote capture
• Close: close the dialog window

The Customize current view dialog window

With this dialog window the columns in the main window can be chosen. The items in the list box Columns represent the columns in the main window.

A new item can be added to the Columns list by selecting an item in the Values list box and pressing the push button Add. To remove a column in the main window, select the corresponding item in the Columns list box and press Remove. The position of a column can be changed by selecting the corresponding item in the Columns list box and pressing Move Up or Move Down as many times as needed.

The Column type settings determine how the columns appear in the main window. If an item in Columns has the column type Joined then a new column is started in the main window. If an item has the type Next, then the value will appear in the same column as the previous one.

Special key input

• The key Ins activates the push button Add
• The key Del activates the push button Remove
• The key Space steps to the next Column type radio button
• The key J activates the radio button Joined
• The key N activates the radio button Next

The Find text dialog window

The find feature is for finding CDR lines by text.

The Find expression dialog window

The find expression feature is for finding CDR's by a search expression. A CDR will be found if it matches the logical expression set in this dialog.

The Save CDR field values into a text file dialog window

This dialog window appears upon activation of the menu item File / Save as text file... .
The detail level, the output format and the range of the CDR items to save can be selected here.

Dialog window options

• Save as type
  • Plain text, space delimited columns: create a plain text file with columns delimited by space characters
  • Plain text, tab delimited columns: create a plain text file with columns delimited by tabulator characters
  • Comma separated values: create a CSV file
  • Semicolon separated values: create a CSV file
  • Rich text format: create an RTF file
  • Web page: create an HTML file
• Range
  • All the CDR's: save info about all the CDR's
  • Selected CDR's: save info about the selected CDR's only
  • Marked CDR's: save info about the marked CDR's only
  • Current CDR: save info about the current CDR only
• Detail level
  • CDR values only: save CDR list lines only
  • CDR values and messages: save CDR list lines with the detailed interpretation of the messages of the CDR's

Security feature

When the user is not active for 10 minutes then the program's main window goes blank and the open dialogs will be hidden. In case of user activity (mouse movement or keyboard stroke) the program displays a user verification dialog. The user has to enter the password in order to unlock the application. If the password is not correct then 2 more trials are allowed. After 3 unsuccesful trial the application closes.

When there is no server activity (CDR query or remote capture) for 60 minutes then the application closes its connection to the authorizer modul and the user has to log on when he/she wants to get data from the query servers or monitors again.

Configuration files

Section	Entry	Example	Meaning
[Position]	posMain	807 159 1767 872 1 -1 -1	position of the main window on the screen
	iRCLeft	140	Relative X position of the Get messages dialog window on the screen
	iRCTop	72	Relative Y position of the Get messages dialog window on the screen
	iCdrDetailsLeft	140	Relative X position of the CDR details dialog window on the screen
	iCdrDetailsTop	72	Relative Y position of the CDR details dialog window on the screen
	iCdrDetailsWidth	995	Width of the CDR details dialog window on the screen
	iCdrDetailsHeight	694	Height of the CDR details dialog window on the screen
	iFindTextLeft	100	Relative X position of the Find text dialog window on the screen
	iFindTextTop	100	Relative Y position of the Find text dialog window on the screen
	iFindExprLeft	100	Relative X position of the Find expression dialog window on the screen
	iFindExprTop	100	Relative Y position of the Find expression dialog window on the screen
	iFindExprHeight	100	Height of the Find expression dialog window on the screen
	iSearchDBLeft	100	Relative X position of the Search in CDR database dialog window on the screen
	iSearchDBTop	100	Relative Y position of the Search in CDR database dialog window on the screen
	iSearchDBHeight	100	Height of the Search in CDR database dialog window on the screen
[FileHistory]			File history
[FindText]			Find text settings and history
[SearchDB]			Settings and history in the Search in CDR database dialog window
[FindExpr]		sExpr	The last expression in the Find expression dialog window
[Options]	bAutoScroll	True	See the menu item Options/Auto Scroll
	bSaveWinPosOnExit	False	See the menu item Options/Save window positions on exit
	iRTPBinsGrpSec	6	Group the RTP Bins based on this value. The range of the value is 1 - 60.
[CdrDetailOptions]	bSyntaxHilight	True	if true then colors and boldness are used to enhance readability of the text in the CDR details dialog window
	bShowMsgPos	False	if true then the message position is also displayed in the CDR details dialog window
	iIndentSize	2	Indent (tabulator) size in characters in the CDR details dialog window
	iNRILength	5	TMSI / 'Network Resource Identifier' length in bits; zero length means no NRI (in the CDR details dialog window)
[Advanced]	sServerIPAddress	22.111.30.83	The IP address of the authentication server
	sDATFileCellNames	CellNames.csv	Data file needed for displaying names for MCC/MNC/LAC/CI
	sDATFileSANames	SANames.csv	Data file needed for displaying names for MCC/MNC/LAC/SAC
	sDATFileSigPointNames	SigPointNames.csv	Data file needed for displaying the signaling point names
	sDATFileIPAddrNames2	IPAddrNames2.csv	Data file needed for displaying the IP address names
	sDATFileCIC2TermID	CIC2TermID.lst	Data file needed for displaying the GCP Termination ID for the BSSMAP CIC
	sLastCdrFilterPath	C:\Temp\test1.CdrFilt	Last filter file selected in the Save CDR filter or Load CDR filter dialog window
	sSaveAsText_Path	xy.htm	The path of the file in the Save CDR field values into a text file dialog window
	sSaveAsText_Format	HTML	The value of the 'Save as type' in the Save CDR field values into a text file dialog window
	sSaveAsText_Detail	VD	The value of the 'Detail level' in the Save CDR field values into a text file dialog window
	sSearchToFile_Path	xy.htm	The path of the file in the Write CDR search results into a text file dialog window
	sSearchToFile_Format	HTML	The value of the 'Save as type' in the Write CDR search results into a text file dialog window
	sSearchToFile_Detail	VD	The value of the 'Detail level' in the Write CDR search results into a text file dialog window
	uMaxRecords	2000	The value of the 'Max. records to store' in the Search in CDR database dialog window
	bStopAtLimit	False	The value of the 'Stop when limit is reached' in the Search in CDR database dialog window
	bSearchToFile	False	The value of the 'Save to file' in the Search in CDR database dialog window
[RC]	bGetPagingMsg	False	The last state of the 'Get paging messages also' check box in the 'Get CDR messages' dialog window
[Authentication]	sUserName	obama	The last logged-in user
	bApplyDefaultRoles	False	The last state of the 'Apply default roles' check box
	uCdrViewerRole	False	The last state of the 'CDR viewer role' combo box
	uRemoteCapRole	False	The last state of the 'Remote capture role' combo box
	bAllowMultipleCLI	False	Allow multiple command line instances in parallel

Cell names file

• In the first type the MCC value is filled only. The text in the 'Name' column will be displayed for the corresponding MCC value.
• In the second type the MCC and the MNC values are filled only. The text in the 'Name' column will be displayed for the corresponding MNC value.
• In the third type the MCC, MNC and LAC values are filled only. The text in the 'Name' column will be displayed for the corresponding LAC value.
• In the fourth type all the values are filled (MCC, MNC, LAC and CI). The text in the 'Name' column will be displayed for the corresponding CI value.

Service area names file

Signaling point names file

IP address names file

BSSMAP CIC to GCP Termination ID file

Command Line Parameters

Command Line Examples

BSSAP CDR generation

MAP CDR generation

SGsAP CDR generation

S1AP CDR generation

GTP transaction CDR generation

SIP CDR generation

Diameter S6/S13 CDR generation

Diameter Acc CDR generation

Diameter Cx CDR generation

Diameter Gx CDR generation

Diameter Rx CDR generation

Diameter SWm/SWx/S6b CDR generation

RTP CDR generation

EDR CDR generation

PFCP CDR generation

Remote capture of BSSAP/RANAP paging messages:

If the first link in the CDR is a paging link then the corresponding link name is used to determine which MME/MSS/SGSN initiated the paging, and the relevant paging links are searched only. Relevant means that the core equipment type with its one or two suffix number match with that of the first link.

Examples:
"MSS1A" matches "MSS1B" but it matches neither "MSS2A" nor "MSB1A".
"vMME01" matches "vMME01" but it matches neither "vMME0" nor "vMME02".

The search has a time interval of 2000 milliseconds, starting from the timestamp of the paging message stored in the CDR. Once the candidate messages are downloaded, the unneeded ones are sorted out by IMSI, TMSI and Cell ID.

Remote capture of BSSAP/RANAP non-paging messages:

For the search, the DPC and OPC are set as a filter, and the message timestamps in the CDR are used to determine one or more search intervals. Once the candidate messages are downloaded, the unneeded ones are sorted out by the SLR/DLR and by the timestamps.

Remote capture of S1AP paging messages:

If the first link in the CDR is a paging link then the corresponding link name is used to determine which MME initiated the paging, and the relevant paging links are searched only. Relevant means that the core equipment type with its one or two suffix number match with that of the first link.

Example:
"MME1" matches "MME1" but it matches neither "MME2" nor "MME01".
"vMME01" matches "vMME01" but it matches neither "vMME0" nor "vMME02".

Remote capture of MAP, SGsAP, S1AP, GTP, SIP, Diam-Gx and Diam-Acc messages:

For the search, the message timestamps in the CDR are used to determine the search interval. Once the candidate messages are downloaded, the unneeded ones are sorted out by the timestamp.

Remote capture of Diameter Rx and PFCP messages:

Remote capture of Diameter S6/S13 and Diameter Cx messages:

v3.10
• (n) New RTPCDR format handling
• (c) Backward compatible with the CDRFilter files (v1, v2)
• (c) IMSI/IMEI/MSISDN hiding in SBI path parameter

v3.09
• (n) New DiamRx record handling
• (c) DiamRx get messages changed from position-based search to Session-ID-based search
• (n) More protocol-specific server selection option
• (n) Time increment buttons
• (n) Default login reason could be specified within the configuration file

v3.08
• (n) PCF CDR handling
• (n) 5GCellNames.csv
• (n) Column/Search options for new NGAP CDR fields

v3.07
• (n) NGAP Ctx CDR handling
• (n) NGAP Paging get messages
• (c) NGAP RRC Cause value update
• (f) RemoteCapture TCP Port reallocation fix
• (f) Cisco-specific PFCP get messages fix

v3.06
• (n) New RTPCDR handling (Meta, Flow, Context records)

v3.05
• (n) NGAP Get Messages based on Storage2

v3.04
• (n) Mavenir-specific PFCP IE decoding
• (n) Presenting CloudInfo in PFCP CDRs

v3.02
• (n) SBI CDR handling

v3.01
• (n) NGAP CDR handling
• (n) New RTP JSON scheme handling, including isCore flag-based CDR distribution

v2.98
• (f) SIP Reason parameter parsing bugfix

v2.97
• (n) The port of the Monitor connection is selected from on the sl.dat Y information.

v2.96
• (c) SIPCall GetMessages function is based on Storage1 content
• (f) GTP IE search bugfix

v2.95
• (n) GTPv0/GTPv1/GTPv2 IE Type search
• (n) GTPv0/GTPv1/GTPv2 IE Type and Value search
• (n) GTPIEIDList.csv handling

v2.94
• (n) GTPv2C Secondary RAT Usage Data IE (201) handling, UL/DL Usage

v2.93
• (n) New SIP CDR format handling

v2.92
• (b) Filter.dll bugfix

v2.91
• (n) New RTP CDR format handling
• (n) Optionally omit IP/SCTP layer when capturing MAP or SGsAP messages
• (n) The RTP CDR Bins are grouped by n secundum, where the default value of n is 6.
• (n) Interval-based search on RTP QoE values.
• (b) MSISDN hiding bugfix on SIP SMS

v2.90
• (n) New PFCP CDR handling (ctx and transaction records), get messages is based on sequence number and time stamp parameters
• (c) PFCP decoder update
• (c) GTP User IP parameter has been renamed as User IP, which is a general parameter for all relevant protocols
• (c) GTP Context Start/End date and time parameter has been deleted, its content can be found as Ctx start date & time
• (c) GTP transaction type parameter has been deleted
• (b) User IP search bugfix (previously GTP User IP)
• (c) File position-based get messages is not supported in SIP records
• (n) GTPv2-C 202 IE hangling (Up function selection indication flags)
• (b) DiamAcc MSISDN search bugfix

v2.87
• (n) MSISDN handling in S1AP CDRs
• (c) The Target endpoint IP column expanded with the destination IP address of the GTPSv CDR
• (b) SaveViews to ini bugfix
• (b) GTPSv CDR get messages bugfix
• (b) Hiding To URI bugfix in SIP CDRs
• (b) The "Unexpected query server answer magic code" error message is expanded with the IP+Port values
• (b) -ct PFCP command line bugfix
• (n) -m command line parameter also limits the text-based search, optionally

v2.86
• (c) Remote Capture query is not aborted when the linkID is unknown
• (c) GTP Endpoint IP search is applied on Target Endpoint
• (c) New permission (AppCode) for SIPCall CDRs
• (c) New SIPCall-based protocol filter for the filter list
• (f) "Capturing from monitor" log line fix
• (f) LinkName filling for S1AP paging links
• (c) "Could not receive" event is not logged when the software reaches the store limit
• (f) GTP Context trace bugfix
• (c) Event list is updated in the RTP CDRs
• (f) EDR cellname filling bugfix
• (c) EDR CDR handling, phase2, detailed view and more searching options

v2.85
• (n) EDR CDR handling
• (n) PFCP CDR handling, Get messages is based on file position
• (c) Decoder update to v4.76
• (n) bLogPowerUser ini option, do not send log as power user to Authorizer (6701 appcode)
• (c) sUseServers ini option backward compatibility, 0=All, 1=Custom
• (n) GTP Context trace on new GTP records (IMSI, CtxSessionInfo/Default EBI, CtxStartTime)
• (c) GTP context start date & time is shown in default start date&time as well.
• (f) Command line bugfix, -o sga search failed on RTP CDRs
• (f) Search expression copy back bugfix

v2.84
• (n) New GTP CDR handling
• (n) RTP CDR handling
• (n) Multiple command line instances allowed, if the user have the appropriate permission.

v2.83
• (n) "Get messages" function operates on Storage1 messages (original IP fragments) in a case of new GTP CDRs
• (n) "Original UTRAN values" in S1AP CDRs
• (n) GTP Sequence Number search as a new feature
• (n) All server will be selected, if the filter file has old format.
• (n) Filter file saving/loading fix
• (n) Sort SIP messages function skips the "CDR #" rows
• (n) Error window, if the start time is greater than the end time in the search expression.
• (n) "Show CDR Servers" button state fix

v2.82
• (f) Crash on only paging BSSAP/RANAP CDRs, if Get Messages used with "Get paging messages also..." checkbox. (Bug 1036)
• (f) Get messages function stopped on only paging BSSAP/RANAP CDRs.(Bug 1036)

v2.81
• (c) BSSAP_CS/PS and S1AP Paging search modification
• (f) MAP CDR Get messages fix
• (f) MAP OTID/DTID length fix in detailed view
• (f) GTPv1C NSAPI ebi search and view fix
• (f) GTPv1C Cause valuse parsing fix
• (f) Command line (-ct parameter) fix
• (f) Filter file overwrite fix
• (c) Command line -cs parameter is eliminated, because the filter file contains every required information

v2.80
• (n) MAP CDR handling
• (n) New GTP CDR handling (ADG format-based GTP Tr/Ctx/Sv CDRs)
• (n) CDR Search Parameters are differentiated into Protocol and Fields categories.
• (n) CDR Search Values can be prefiltered
• (n) Server status window with search progress
• (n) Unveil IMSI/MSISDN/IMEI log lines are concatenated in authorizer log
• (n) Remote Capture log lines are simplified in authorizer log
• (n) "Search to text" option with power permission results unveil (and also logging) events
• (n) "Choose server" option is extended with 2 prefilter fields. The logical operation between the fields can be AND/OR.
• (c) Custom server selection changed to Windows-like selection (ctrl/shift keys)
• (c) The selected servers are saved into the filter files, and can be also loaded from the filter files.
• (c) Starting CDR search automatically closes the Get messages window.
• (c) Get messages could not be started during CDR searching.
• (f) Initiate PDP Context Activation TransactionType, NSAPI and Cause fields are shown in (old) GTP Transaction CDRs
• (f) SMS Destination Address search bug fix in dll
• (f) SIPCall CDR Call-ID decoding bugfix
• (c) Diameter VoWi-Fi only search renamed to Diameter SWm/SWx/S6b-only search option
• (c) "Could not connect/receive/send", "Peer shut down connection" and "Not all data received from the monitor unit" log lines are extended with the server IP address
• (c) "Such task for this user is not allowed" log lines are extended with the name of the CDR server
• (n) "Unexpected query server answer size" events are also logged and sent to the authorizer log

v2.78
• (c) Decoder update, based on v4.74 MsgViewer
• (n) "Reset Window positions" button in Options menu. The reset function is applied on Cdr Details, Remote Capture, Find Text, Filter Windows
• (n) SIPCallCDR (Normal, Conference) handling
• (n) Using SgaBSSAPDecoder.dll v1.19.
• (c) Could not send/could not receive logs are expanded with IP:Port+Servername information
• (f) SIP CDR IMSI isPresent search fix in timeout CDRs
• (f) BSSAP_CS / BSSAP_PS command line search fix
• (f) BSSAP/Ranap Paging Get messages fix
• (f) SMS MSISDN masking bugfix in SIP CDRs
• (f) Search window closing bugfix
• (f) commandline -ct VoWiFi parameter added to select only VoWiFi CDR servers
• (f) IP search also applied on GTP EndpointTargetIP field

v2.77
• (c) Decoder update (v4.71 MsgViewer state)
• (c) Could not connect to the query server" error log modified/expanded with IP:Port-ServerInfo, and also sent to SgaAuthorizer
• (n) New command line argment: -m (max. records to store)
• (c) BSSAP Paging link selection algorithm changed
• (f) DiamRx IMSI isPresent search fix
• (f) Diameter Session-ID trace fix
• (n) New SIP CDR content handling
• (n) DiamSWm, Diam-SWx, Diam-S6b CDR content handling
• (c) SIP Status code check, (indicating a "redefined" string, when the Status code is not equal with the known value)

v2.76
• (n) New QueryFilter.dll, v1 and v2 IMSI/MSISDN index format handling
• (n) Time-based "Get messages" is applied on SIP CDRs, when the file position information is not available in the CDR
• (f) Exit bugfix, when the user selects "No", the previous version requests re-authentication
• (c) Maximum length of the username field is modified to 20 character from 79
• (c) Maximum length of the password field is modified to 30 character from 79
• (c) Using the new SGA7NDB3.dll v1.52
• (f) Commandline operation bugfix. When the user has no "normal"/"power" viewer role, but the -vr flag defines it, the software returns error.
• (f) Commandline operation bugfix. When the user has no remote capture role and starts a remote capture query, or the value which is defined by the -cr flag is not available for the user, the software returns error.
• (f) "Sort messages" checkbox is disabled during a Remote Capture process
• (c) Modified "Filter dialog" window opening/closing algorithm, maybe solved the unrepeatable problem: "Search in CDR database" window could not be closed.

v2.75
• (n) SIP Trace functionality, based on CSID, UserID and Timestamp. New ini file option to fine tune the algorithm ([Advanced]/uSIPTraceCdrEndTimeOffsetms)
• (n) IP Address and GTP Endpoint IP Address are handled as different filtering rules. Needs QueryFilter.dll v2.75
• (n) IP Addresses are also visible and searchable in SGsAP CDRs
• (c) SgaAutho TCP connection optimalization. The software uses only one TCP connection.
• (n) Show ECI Names based on LTECellnames.csv
• (n) Sort SIP CDRs based on CSID and Timestamp. New menu item (Options/Sort SIP CDRs) and new ini file option ([Options]/bSortSIPCDRs).
• (n) Diameter Session-ID Trace functionality
• (c) Max searchable record count updated to 200.000 from 100.000
• (f) Redmine Issue #952 fix. When the user selects "No" during the exit procedure in the user verification state, the search is blocked, and the "User verification" dialog box will be displayed again.
• (n) Error log events are summarized in the "Search log" window at the end of the CDR search
• (c) MNC Name is aligned to MCC Name

v2.74
• (n) Reset window coordinates if it does not fit on the current display resolution
• (f) Bug fix for DiamAcc MSISDN search (+ character handling), needs Sga_CDR-QueryFilter.dll v2.74
• (c) Send queries to all CDR servers in a case of missing -cs command line option. The CDR servers must be defined by the -ct command line parameter.
• (c) Command line log fix

v2.73
• (c) Console title changed from command line parameters to program name and version
• (c) Diameter RAT Type update

v2.72
• (n) Command line parameters.
• (n) Sorting optionally the Remote Capture results.
• (f) GTP-Sv Trace contextID functionality fix
• (f) GTP-Sv IMEI veil/unveil functionality fix
• (c) When the given protocol is not allowed for the user, the program also logs the requested AppCode.
• (f) User Location Information is now shown in CDR Details view for v1UpdatePDPRequest, v1UpdatePDPResponse, v1DeletePDPRequest, v1DeletePDPResponse messages.
• (f) User Location Information is now shown in CDR Details view for v2UpdateBearerResponse, v2DeleteBearerCommand messages.
• (f) Sender FTEID (Endpoint) is now shown in CDR Details view for v2DeleteBearerCommand.
• (n) RATType field available for GTP-CDR.
• (n) Serving Network field available for GTP-CDR.
• (n) Searchable location-type specific MCC/MNC columns (ECGI,TAI,RAI,SAI,CGI,Serving Network). ECGI and TAI columns can be used for SGsAP and S1AP protocols as well.
• (f) Rx-CDR: 'derived' text and '?' from the end of IMSI was missing.
• (c) GTP/BearerContext: instead of one S1 and one S5_S8 FTEID, two interface-independent FTEIDs are stored.
• (c) TCP Keepalive enabled on CDRQueryServer, FileCaptureServer and SgaAthorizer connections.
• (c) DTAP-ESM and DTAP-EMM message type decoding update.
• (c) Text file header removed from search to file results.

v2.71
• (n) GTP-Sv CDR: New fields handled.
• (n) GTP-Tr CDR: New fields handled.
• (n) The 'Get messages' function implemented for Diameter Acc CDR's.
• (f) CDR details: GTP endpoint IP/TEID was not displayed when the other part was missing.
• (c) CDR details: GTP-Tr 'IMSI': Clearer indication whether it is a derived value.
• (c) CDR details: GTP-Sv 'Cause' and 'SRVCC Cause' interpretations are displayed in bold.
• (c) CDR details: S1AP 'IMSI': Clearer indication whether it is a derived value.
• (c) CDR values and details: GTP-Sv 'Tr summary ID' replaced by GTP 'Context ID'.
• (f) CDR details: Diam-Gx: Undecoded octets were not displayed for AVP's of unknown type.
• (f) QueryFilter: Searching for SMS addresses could result in a crash.

v2.70
• (n) Diameter Rx CDR: the additional 'Flow description' fields are displayed.
• (n) Diameter Gx CDR: the additional AVP's are handled.
• (n) CDR values and details: IPv6 addresses are displayed in canonical form.
• (n) CDR values and details: Diam-Gx/Rx 'Framed-IPv6-Prefix' is displayed using the standard 'ipv6-address/prefix-length' notation.
• (n) CDR values: Diam-Gx 'Called station ID' added.
• (n) CDR values: Diam-Gx 'CC request type' and 'Re-auth request type' are searchable.
• (n) CDR values: Diam-Gx/Rx 'Framed IP address' and 'Framed IPv6 prefix' are searchable.
• (c) CDR values: IP addresses cannot contain wildcards any more, but prefix length can be given instead.
• (n) CDR values: text values (e.g. SIP.CallID) can be entered without quotation marks.
• (c) CDR details: Diam-Cx 'MSISDN': Clearer indication whether it is a parsed or a derived value.
• (c) CDR details: Diam-Rx 'MSISDN': Clearer indication whether it is a derived value.
• (c) CDR details: Diam-Rx 'ANC address' replaced with 'AN charging address'.
• (c) CDR details: Diam-Rx 'Framed IP address' and 'Framed IPv6 prefix' are displayed as part of the request message.

v2.69
• (n) GTP-Sv CDR's are handled.
• (n) S1AP CDR: New SMRP and SMS fields handled.
• (n) CDR values: 'Number of transactions' added for GTP context and summary CDR's.
• (n) CDR values: 'Number of messages' used for the GTP context CDR.
• (f) SGsAP CDR values: SMRP and SMS addresses were not displayed.

v2.67
• (n) Diameter Gx CDR's are handled.
• (n) Diameter Rx CDR: New fields are handled.
• (n) CDR values: 'Start date and time (hi-res, UTC)' added.

v2.66
• (n) IPv6 addresses can be specified using dots instead of colons (e.g. "..1") in the IPAddrNames2.csv file.

v2.65
• (n) BSSAP CDR: BSSMAP/'Chosen Encryption Algorithm' parameter added.

v2.64
• (f) The 'Get messages' function did not work correctly in some cases for S1AP CDR's.

v2.63
• (c) Search in CDR database: The focus is not set on the 'Start' / 'Stop' button when the DB search is started or stopped.
• (f) Search in CDR database: 'Diameter Rx only' was missing from the 'Use servers' combo list.
• (n) Rx CDR details: Both the total and the stored message counts are displayed.
• (n) Rx CDR details and values: Session start time, end time and duration are displayed/searchable.
• (f) Rx CDR details and values: Transaction closing reason value interpretations were incorrect.
• (f) Rx CDR details and values: Transaction start/end times, transaction closing reason and command code were displayed/searched even if there were no messages in the CDR.
• (f) Rx CDR details and values: Transaction start/end times were incorrect if there were no messages in the CDR.
• (f) SIP CDR details: IPv4 addresses were displayed reversed.
• (f) The 'Get messages' function did not work correctly in some cases for Diam-S6/S13 CDR's.

v2.62
• (n) The 'Get messages' function implemented for Diameter Rx CDR's.

v2.61
• (n) Diameter Rx CDR's are handled.
• (n) SIP CDR values and details: IPv6 addresses handled.

v2.60
• (n) GTP CDR values: 'SRVCC Cause' and 'STN-SR' added.
• (n) GTP CDR details: SRVCC message parameters displayed.
• (n) GTP CDR: IMEI containing 'F' digits are also displayed.
• (c) Search log result text more legible.
• (f) BSSAP/RANAP CDR values: the displayed RANAP Cause text was incorrect in some cases.
• (n) QueryFilter: Filler space characters are allowed in the sDataFileIndices entry in the QueryServer INI files.

v2.59
• (f) SIP CDR values and details: Message directions were displayed erroneously.
• (f) Find text dialog window: The 'Find where' list contained the word 'message' instead of 'CDR'.
• (c) Search log text changed from "CDR search finished on query server ..." to "Query finished on server ...".
• (n) Debug info is written to the search log if Diam-S6/S13 CDR's are received in unexpected format.

v2.58
• (n) GTP CDR values and details: SRVCC transaction types added.

v2.57
• (n) Diameter Cx CDR's are handled.
• (c) CDR value 'MSISDN (derived)' not filled for Diam-S6/S13 any more.
• (c) Diam-S6/S13 CDR details: '(derived)' text is never written after 'MSISDN' but a question mark is appended for numbers read from the IMSI-MSISDN table.
• (f) GTP CDR details and values: GTP2-C Message type interpretations were bad for SRVCC messages.
• (f) BSSAP CDR values: 'MSISDN (derived)' value could not be searched.
• (f) Diameter CDR values and details: Total duration was displayed erroneously when it was negative.

v2.55
• (n) Query server port can be set via the server name.
• (n) Query server IP address and TCP port are also displayed in the search log.

v2.54
• (n) Get CDR messages: Unneeded dialog controls are disabled while the remote capture is running.
• (n) Search in CDR database: Unneeded dialog controls are disabled while the DB search is running.
• (c) Search expressions: BCD number (IMSI and IMEI) search expression format changed: exclamation mark can be used for special purposes.
• (c) Search expressions: TBCD number (MSISDN) search expression format changed: backslash and exclamation mark can be used for special purposes.
• (n) QueryFilter: Faster IMSI indexed search.
• (c) Authorizer log: Information is written to the log of the first selected CDR server type only.
• (f) Authorizer log: Unveiling a number in TEL or SIP URI format resulted in strange characters in the log.
• (n) S1AP CDR: APN, ECGI and TAI fields added.
• (n) Diam-S6/S13 CDR: new host and realm fields handled.
• (f) Diam-Acc CDR details and values: 'Cause code' was displayed with a bad value when it was not present in the CDR.
• (f) Diam-Acc CDR details and values: Calling/called/dialled party addresses were not veiled properly when it contained a SIP URI.
• (f) Diam-Acc CDR values: MSISDN were not displayed properly when the Calling/called/dialled party addresses were veiled.

v2.53
• (f) Get CDR messages: Could not get the last BSSAP message.

v2.52
• (f) Get CDR messages: Could not get Diam-S6/S13 message when there was another message with the same Diameter content a short time before it.
• (f) Get CDR messages: Could not get Diam-S6/S13 messages when the time difference between the request and the response was greater than 3 seconds.

v2.51
• (n) Diameter Acc CDR's are handled.
• (c) The 'Get messages' function uses narrower time interval at remote capturing thus it less resources. (NOTE: needs Capture Server v0.96 or later!)
• (n) QueryFilter: Indexed search is used for more sophisticated search expressions as well.
• (n) Asks "Are you sure to exit?" before program exit.
• (n) CDR details: LinkID is also displayed.
• (n) Diameter decoder: 3GPP Experimental-Result-Code enum value list updated to Release 11.
• (f) Get CDR messages: Could not get Diam-S6/S13 messages when the SCTP DATA chunk was sent unordered.

v2.50
• (n) Diameter S6/S13 CDR's are handled.
• (n) The new IPAddrNames2.csv file format is handled.
• (n) QueryFilter: Indexed search is used for sophisticated search expressions as well.
• (n) Search process can be stopped without losing the results; Number of CDRs found are also displayed during the search.
• (c) INI file: sDATFileIPAddrNames2 entry name used instead of sDATFileIPAddrNames in the [Advanced] section.
• (c) INI file: sDATFileXXX entries are also saved in the [Advanced] section when the 'Save positions and options to INI file' menu item is activated.
• (n) GTPv0, GTPv1-C and GTPv2-C Cause value interpretation: updated to the latest versions of Release 11.
• (f) CDR values: GTP context opening and closing reasons were not displayed for context CDR's.
• (c) CDR details: DTAP-GMM, DTAP-SM 'Message type' interpretations: message type abbreviations removed, comma characters replaced.
• (f) CDR details: Cause interpretations: comma characters replaced.
• (c) The 'Get messages' function uses the new remote capture interface.
• (f) Formerly hidden CDR items re-appeared when "Search results" was set to "Store, keep old data".
• (n) CDR values and details: DTAP and GTP message type and cause value lists updated to Release 11.
• (n) CDR values and details: Sv interface messages added to GTP2-C message types.

v2.48
• (n) CDR details: GTP1-C/Forward Relocation, Forward Relocation Complete, Relocation Cancel and GTP2-C/Suspend, Resume, Create Forwarding Tunnel, Delete Forwarding Tunnel transaction message parameters displayed.
• (f) CDR details: GTP2-C/Create Session transaction / PDN address parameter was displayed at the wrong message.

v2.45
• (f) Executable used SSE2 instruction set which was not available on older processors
• (f) Search window: the up/down arrow dialog elements were misplaced at non-default font settings
• (f) Get CDR messages: Could not get messages from SGA File Capture Server

v2.44
• (c) Get CDR messages: Remote capture made compatible with Monitor v2.45

v2.43
• (n) SIP CDR's are handled
• (n) BSSAP CDR's are now referred to as 'BSSAP/RANAP'
• (n) CDR values: New menu option: View/'Reset current view'
• (c) CDR values: 'GTP Endpoint IP' renamed as 'Endpoint IP'
• (n) CDR details: time stamp and duration values are displayed in highest available precision
• (n) CDR details: delta times are displayed after the message time stamps
• (n) S1AP Procedure Code and Cause values updated to Release 10
• (n) S1AP opening and closing reason values updated
• (f) S1AP CDR: sensitive data (IMSI, IMEISV) was not veiled
• (f) CDR value search: APN search value could not be longer than 35 characters
• (c) Get CDR messages: BSSAP paging link names: MSB keyword added, MGW keyword removed
• (f) Get CDR messages: getting of messages stopped at the first CDR with no messages
• (f) INI file: section [MsgDetailOptions] renamed as [CdrDetailOptions]
• (n) INI file: added entry bShowMsgPos in [CdrDetailOptions]

v2.35
• (c) Requires BSSAP Query Server v1.30
• (n) Uses the new BSSAP CDR with optional derived MSISDN
• (n) New CDR value 'MSISDN (derived)' for BSSAP derived MSISDN
• (c) CDR value 'GTP MSISDN' renamed as 'MSISDN'
• (c) The CDR value 'MSISDN' now includes these values: GTP MSISDN, BSSAP derived MSISDN, DTAP-CC numbers, SMS addresses
• (f) CDR value short name corrected for SMRP and SMS addresses
• (n) Search expression can now contain backslash for quoting wildcard characters
• (f) Optional closing question mark is no more hidden in veiled numbers
• (f) CDR search time interval did not always appear in the authorizer log
• (f) Main window: Scrolling with the mouse wheel did no move the vertical scroll bar
• (n) The program can use more memory on 64-bit platforms (Large Address Aware option enabled)

v2.33
• (n) Added S1AP CDR / S1AP cause
• (n) Added S1AP CDR / DTAP-EMM and DTAP-ESM message types and causes
• (n) Added SGsAP CDR / Service indicator
• (n) Context menu for the main window: the menu can be activated via the menu key as well
• (c) Links are now ordered by the LinkID
• (f) S1AP ConnectionID == 0 interpretation corrected
• (f) Logon failed with 'Too many signalling links' error in some cases
• (f) Main window: first item became not invisible when a second item was loaded later if AutoScroll was on
• (f) Get CDR messages: GTP-Ctx CDR's are skipped
• (f) CDR details: 'Get messages' button is disabled for GTP-Ctx CDR's

v2.31
• (n) CDR types to be used can be selected at login
• (n) Get CDR messages: BSSAP paging messages carried by XUDT can also be retrieved
• (n) The user can now log on without remote capture permissions
• (f) Search in CDR database / Find expression: the CDR field drop-down list contained redundant but unsearchable items
• (f) Search in CDR database: the number of stored CDR's was indicated as 0 in case of saving results to text file

v2.28
• (f) BSSAP server names were expected to contain the string "BSSAP"

v2.27
• (n) GTP V0 transactions added
• (n) GTP V2 Identification transaction type added
• (n) GTP V2 GUTI added
• (n) GTP 'Routing Area Identity' and 'User location information' parameters are detailed and their members can be searched
• (c) The presence of the CDR value 'GTP TEID' now also depends on the presence of the header Flow Label / TEID
• (c) CDR values 'GTP Endpoint IP' and 'GTP TEID' were not searched/displayed in GTPv2 Bearer Contexts
• (f) CDR value '(P)TMSI' was not displayed for GTP
• (f) CDR details: GTP context start time was displayed as year 1601 when the value was not present
• (f) Time value was not displayed correctly in the search expression

v2.26
• (n) S1AP context IMSI is displayed with a '?' at the end
• (f) S1AP ConnectionID == 0 was not handled properly
• (c) TEID presence is now determined by its value

v2.25
• (n) S1AP CDR's are handled as well
• (c) CDR values: 'Number of messages' now gives the original number of messages for GTP-Tr
• (f) CDR details: displayed GTP-Tr Link ID's were not correct

v2.21
• (n) GTP IP addresses can be searched
• (c) GTP CDR values: changed the 'ctxt' abbreviation to 'ctx'

v2.20
• (n) Multiple items can be unveiled at one command
• (n) CDR items can be re-veiled
• (n) Number of views raised to 12
• (n) The 'Save as text' operation is interruptible
• (f) While a text or expression search was running other operations could be started as well which could result in malfunction
• (n) The CDR details window can be minimized
• (c) CDR search start/stop functions are now separated in the menu and in the search dialog
• (c) Search in CDR database: the 'Apply the interval to' selection has been removed
• (n) Search in CDR database: 'Query servers to use' now inlcudes all the protocols
• (n) Search in CDR database: new options: 'Search results' (merge, count or save found CDR's to text file)
• (n) Save as text: CDR details can be saved without values
• (n) Save as text: the value of the 'Detail level' is also saved to INI
• (f) Save as text: a word was misspelled in the 'Save as type' list
• (c) Save as text: 'Range' is always 'All the CDRs' when no items are selected or marked
• (c) Save as text: long value names are written into the header line when the file type is CSV or Plain text with tabs
• (f) Save as text: CSV output had an extra comma at the end of each line
• (c) INI file entry names changed in the [Advanced] section: sLastTextPath -> sSaveAsText_Path, sLastTextFormat -> sSaveAsText_Format
• (c) Column sorting changed so that texts are sorted alphabetically and numbers by their values
• (f) Get CDR messages: GTP messages were downloaded mixed up in same cases

v2.10
• (n) GTPv1-C and GTPv2-C transaction CDR's are handled as well
• (n) CDR details: Text is now colored (syntax hilight)
• (n) Find text: Text can be searched in CDR details as well
• (n) Both the text and the expression searches can be canceled
• (n) Configuration files: Uses the IP address names file as well (INI/[Advanced]/sDATFileIPAddrNames)
• (c) CDR values: 'Number of messages' now gives the value 1 for SGsAP.
• (n) New hotkey: Shift+Esc minimizes the main window
• (f) SGsAP/CLI NP and TN values could not be searched
• (c) 'MME/VLR name' and 'Access point name' searches are now case insensitive
• (c) No item is automatically selected when searching in the CDR database

v2.00 (immediate successor of BSSAP CDR Viewer v1.21)
• (n) SGsAP CDR's are handled as well
• (n) Multiple-display environment supported
• (n) New application icon
• (n) Better visible dialog font
• (n) Maximum number of records raised to 100,000
• (n) Added BSSMAP message type names for codes 61,62,98,99,112..115
• (f) Remote capture: did not get all the paging messages when there was no SCCP connection after the paging