The documented Gx feature supplies subscriber data-usage information to the PCRF so that it can make policy decisions using the reported consumption. This is a volume-monitoring feature, not an order for a standalone CDR collection server.
In the release 12.2 Home Agent guide, Cisco describes reporting accumulated usage since the last report, rather than a lifetime total from the start of a session. The guide limits this feature to volume quota. Confirm these semantics against the actual deployed release before designing an accounting or policy integration.
The same guide distinguishes total-volume reporting in release 10.0 from uplink and downlink reporting in release 10.2 and later. A matching order code alone does not verify the installed software behavior. Supply the running version, Home Agent deployment details, current license inventory and required session count for a compatibility assessment.
No chassis, external policy server, license transfer right or activation schedule is implied. Cisco Home Agent Administration Guide, Volume Reporting over Gx, page 180 provides the exact ordering code and the release-scoped feature description.
| Exact ordering code | ASR5K-00-CS01CHGX |
|---|---|
| Official description | Charging Over Gx |
| Published session quantity | 1K sessions |
| Documented function | Volume Reporting over Gx |
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