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F5 SDC Troubleshooting Guide
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Resolution
The transformation rule change is only visible once a new session is initiated and the request
from the client is sent as only then the change takes place.
5.3.4 3GPP Destination Realm Normalization Does Not Work
Error Description
A routed request’s destination realm is not normalized although it was configured.
Symptoms
The following section describes the error conditions and their relevant error messages.
The AVP containing the IMSI from which MNC and MCC is calculated, but was
not found at the request.
- Error Message:IMSI avp is not found, destination realm normalization
will not work, at message {some request description}.”
The parsing of the IMSI number to MNC/MCC failed.
- Error Message:IMSI parsing failed, 3GPP realm normalization was
canceled. Imsi: {the IMSI number}. Cause: {The cause for the fail}.”
Resolution
The following are options on how to resolve the issue:
The SDC takes the IMSI number from the following AVP’s: For S6a or S6b
application ID’s the AVP is “User-Name”. For Gx, Gy, Rx, Rf, Sy, S9 the AVP
is inside the grouped AVP "Subscription-Id" and the one with AVP of "
Subscription-Id-Typeequals to 1.
Note: Make sure that this AVP (User Name/Subscription-Id) is present at the
request.
Make sure the number is legal according to the RFC specification.
When the “IMSI parsing failed…error appears in the logDescription.txt file,
look for the error, for example: IllegalArgumentException ("IMSI length must
be 14 or 15 digits"), to correct the relevant input parameters.
Make sure this error was not caused by a configured transformation error (as
described in Section 5.3.3).
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