convert QoS-Information to AVP before putting them in TDV/SDC #442
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QoS-Information in the session is keep in bps, however that can overflow the 32bit allowed on some AAA AVPs. Run the values through the ergw_aaa converter that takes care of the overflow before initializing TDVs and SDCs with them.
javiermtorres
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Oct 8, 2021
ergw_aaa_diameter:qos_from_session does exactly that. |
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QoS-Information in the session is keep in bps, however that can
overflow the 32bit allowed on some AAA AVPs. Run the values through
the ergw_aaa converter that takes care of the overflow before
initializing TDVs and SDCs with them.