# GGSN Default Charging Profile Map Table

## Procedure

1. Right-click the device and then select Configure, or double-click the device.

2. Select GGSN Default Charging Profile Map Table from the Category drop-down box.

The following information appears:

> MS Type (cgprsCgProfileMapCategory)

> Profile Number (cgprsCgProfileMapNum)

> Override SGSN Values (cgprsCgProfileMapOverride)

> Trusted Profile (cgprsCgProfileMapTrusted)

### MS Type (cgprsCgProfileMapCategory)

Indicates the mobile station (MS) type. There are four possible values:

> any

> home

> roaming

> visitor

### Profile Number (cgprsCgProfileMapNum)

Indicates the profile number that is created by cgprsCgProfileTable. This object holds the valid value represented by cgprsCgProfileNum.

Note: Profile number 0 cannot be created or deleted using cgprsCgProfileTable. It is created using other configuration objects such as cgprsCgContainerVolThresh, cgprsCgCdrSgsnChangeLimit, and cgprsCgContainerTimeLimit.

### Override SGSN Values (cgprsCgProfileMapOverride)

Indicates whether the profile set in cgprsCgProfileMapNum should override the value received from the Serving GPRS Support Node (SGSN).

### Trusted Profile (cgprsCgProfileMapTrusted)

Indicates whether the roaming and visitor profiles are trusted profiles. Note the following:

> This object is irrelevant when cgprsCgProfileMapCategory is set to either all or home.

> If set to true and cgprsCgProfileMapCategory is set to roaming, then this profile will be the default profile for a trusted roamer. If set to false, then this profile is just a roamer.

> If set to true and cgprsCgProfileMapCategory is set to visitor, then this profile will be the default profile for a trusted visitor. If set to false, then this profile is just a roamer.