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-====== FastPCRF Management ======
-{{indexmenu_n>7}}
-The following are the fastPCRF commands, so you have to specify the fastPCRF address in the -r argument of the fdpi_cli utility.
-===== Authorization request queue =====
-[[dpi:bras_bng:radius_integration:radius_auth_fastpcrf_setup:pending_queue|Authorization request queue]] - is an internal fastPCRF queue, which is designed to smooth out the peaks of calls to the Radius-server. When fastDPI authorization from fastPCRF, it does not take into account the bandwidth of Radius-server. There are parameters in fastpcrf.conf that set the maximum length and time spent in the queue, but sometimes you need to manually clear the queue or view its statistics.
-==== pcrf auth queue stat ====
-Displays statistics on the internal queue of authorization requests:
-<code>
-fdpi_cli -r <address> pcrf auth queue stat
-</code>
-==== pcrf auth queue clear ====
-Clears the authorization queue. You can clear the entire queue with the command:
-<code>
-fdpi_cli -r <address> pcrf auth queue clear
-</code>
-or the oldest records by specifying the ''time = N'' parameter, where N is the number of seconds, - records older than the specified number of seconds will be removed from the queue:
-<code>
-fdpi_cli -r <address> pcrf auth queue clear time=60
-</code>
-===== Persistent reply queue =====
-{{anchor:persist_queue}}
-[[en:dpi:bras_bng:opt_bras_l3:replication:start|Persistent queue]] management commands (fastPCRF response queues for authorization requests)
-==== pcrf persist queue stat ====
-Displays persistent queue statistics for each fastDPI:
-<code bash>
-> fdpi_cli -r <address> pcrf persist queue stat
-Statistics of persist queue (pcrf -> fastdpi):
-  FastDPI #0 '127.0.0.1%lo':
-    queue file: /var/spool/dpi/pcrf/pq-127.0.0.1:29000
-    current: page count=1, item count=0
-    connected at: 2019/12/04 12:02:52, -25.332764s (13249164373261240 ticks)
-    last sent: n/a (0 ticks)
-    next reconnect: n/a (0 ticks)
-    Statistics:
-      sent: packet=0, bytes=0, error=0
-      received: bytes=0, error=0
-      socket: open=1, close=0, buffer overflow (split packet)=0
-      queue: enqueue packet=0 (0 bytes)
-             drop head=0, push exception=0, clear count=0
-  FastDPI #1 '10.20.30.41%eth0':
-    queue file: /var/spool/dpi/pcrf/pq-10.20.30.41:29000
-    current: page count=1, item count=3560
-    last sent: n/a (0 ticks)
-    next reconnect: 2019/12/04 12:03:18, +0.705613s (13249242490512650 ticks)
-    Statistics:
-      sent: packet=0, bytes=0, error=0
-      received: bytes=0, error=0
-      socket: open=0, close=0, buffer overflow (split packet)=0
-      queue: enqueue packet=0 (0 bytes)
-             drop head=0, push exception=0, clear count=0
-</code>
-==== pcrf persist queue clear ====
-Clears all queues or only the specified queue.
-The command response is the queue statistics after clearing.
-<code bash>
-   # clears all queues
-fdpi_cli -r <address> pcrf persist queue clear
-   # clears a queue by its number
-   # the queue number can be found from the output of the pcrf persist queue stat command
-fdpi_cli -r <address> pcrf persist queue clear 1
-   # clears a queue by its name
-fdpi_cli -r <address> pcrf persist queue clear 127.0.0.1%lo
-</code>
-==== pcrf persist queue reconnect ====
-Allows you to reconnect to fastDPI without resetting the queue. It can be applied to a specific connection or to all.

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