[Spce-user] Call fraud detection

[Andrew Pogrebennyk]

Hi Scott,
at a glance your description sounds all right. I think the fraud limit
is in cents so you should reach the limit quickly. Are you locking the
account or sending out the emails? Is the exim4 configured for email
delivery properly?

Also I don't remember what's the difference between two scripts except I
see that one is summing up the customer_cost of all CDRs for the day and
another one is checking the billing.contract_balances table,
specifically cash_balance_interval. Could you check please
select * from billing.contract_balances;
to see what the values are? Then it would be easy to investigate the SQL
query from the script if you know the values..

Regards,
Andrew

On 23/04/14 18:33, Scott Fertig wrote:
> Hello,
> I am wondering how the call fraud detection actually works and if I am
> actually performing the steps properly to set up this feature. When
> creating a billing plan I set the fraud limit at 300 for monthly and
> daily. For a billing fee I added one like so:
> 
> Source: .
> Destination: ^011.*$
> Direction: Outbound
> onpeak init rate: 99
> Onpeak initinterval: 60
> Onpeak follow rate: 99
> Onpeak follow interval: 60
> Offpeak init rate: 99
> Offpeak init interval: 60
> Offpeak follow rate: 99
> Offpeak follow interval
> 
> Once creating this and assigning it to the default billing zone I tested
> making some international calls which I expected to be notified of after
> reaching a certain amount of time. I never was notified so I'm assuming
> I have something misconfigured somewhere. Do the rates need to be
> specified as a decimal number (eg 0.99 for 99 cents) in the billing
> fees/ billing plans?
> 
> Also I attempted to manually run the jobs:
> 
> /usr/sbin/ngcp-fraud-auto-lock
> /usr/sbin/ngcp-fraud-daily-lock
> 
> Thanks!
>