5GC Core Optimization for 5G SA
Option 2 · Service-Based Architecture
Configuration and optimization reference for Huawei's 5G core — UNC (AMF · SMF · NRF · NSSF · SMSF), UDG (UPF), UPCF (PCF) and UDM. Every NF description, signalling step, key IE, MML script, counter and KPI formula is extracted directly out of the HedEx libraries on disk.
Animated 5GC Architecture — Service-Based
Switch between the SBA, registration signalling and PDU session + user plane views. NF set, interfaces and the Huawei product mapping are transcribed from the UNC NF Description chapter.
NF Description — verbatim
UNC at a Glance, product positioning, highlights, typical networking, interfaces and technical specifications — exactly as written in the UNC library.
Huawei Product Architecture — the real 5GC boxes
Not NF bubbles — the actual Huawei products behind the SA core: which box runs the AMF, which is the UPF, and what lives inside each — cloud-native microservices on pods, containers and nodes, verbatim from the UNC · UDG · UPCF · UDM product libraries, animated.
Initial Registration — 37 steps
Every step below carries its verbatim Message exchange, Trigger conditions and Relevant mechanism text from the UNC 5G Core Signaling Analysis chapter.
Mobility Registration Update — 33 steps
Verbatim signalling flow.
5G AKA Authentication — 10 steps
Verbatim signalling flow — SUCI/SUPI, AUSF and UDM interaction.
UE-initiated Service Request — 30 steps
Verbatim signalling flow.
PDU Session Establishment — 24 steps
Verbatim signalling flow — SMF selection, N4 session, QoS flow setup.
AN-initiated AN Release & UE-Initiated Deregistration
Verbatim signalling flows — 7 and 18 steps.
AN-initiated AN Release
UE-Initiated Deregistration
SA SBA Configuration Logic
Verbatim — UNC → Network Deployment → Initial Configuration and Commissioning → Networking Architecture and Principles.
Typical AMF Configuration Example
Verbatim end-to-end MML configuration script for the UNC functioning as the AMF.
Typical SMF Configuration Example
Verbatim end-to-end MML configuration script for the UNC functioning as the SMF.
Typical NRF & NSSF Configuration Examples
Verbatim MML configuration scripts.
NRF
NSSF
Networking Interconnection Configuration
Verbatim — configuring the AMF/MME/SGSN and the SMF/PGW-C/SGW-C/GGSN.
5GC KPI Library — verbatim formulas
Mobility management, session management, NSSF, NRF and converged charging KPIs — exact formula, exact counter IDs, exact unit. Search a counter ID to find which KPI consumes it.
Huawei Fault Cases — UNC Troubleshooting
Huawei's own documented 5GC troubleshooting cases — basic process, NF selection, EPS fallback, 4G/5G interoperability, interface & link, and NF self-governance.
Counter Intelligence — every UNC counter
The complete Performance Counter Reference: all 21,212 counters indexed (5GC service · SGSN/MME side · platform, names verbatim), the SA Cause Galaxy built from the 1,253 cause-pattern 5GC counters with their verbatim descriptions and measurement points, and a full-index search.
KPI Optimization War Room — the solution engine
How an expert actually optimizes the SA core: one doctrine loop, six KPI battlegrounds, and a playbook per battleground that wires the KPIs to watch, the causes and fault cases when they drop, and the exact configuration levers to pull — every button lands on verbatim Huawei data already on this page.
Source Provenance
Every claim on this page resolves to a file inside a HedEx library on disk.
| libId | Library | Version | Issue | Topics | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CEP0409S | UNC Product Documentation (VM Containers) — AMF · SMF · NRF · NSSF · SMSF | 25.1.0 | 02 | 51,504 | 2025-07-31 |
CEP0103J | UDG Product Documentation — UPF | 24.1.0 | 02 | 24,816 | 2024-12-03 |
— | UPCF Product Documentation (Virtual Machine Container) — PCF | 25.1.0 | 05 | 18,432 | 2026-01-12 |
CEP0427S | UDM Product Document (Virtual Machine Container) | 25.1.0 | 04 | 23,751 | 2025-10-25 |
.hdx is a ZIP archive containing
profile.xml, resources/navi.xml (the full topic tree) and per-topic HTML. The signalling
flows on this page were parsed out of the <ol> under each topic's Signaling Flow
section, preserving Huawei's own Message exchange / Trigger conditions / Key IEs / Relevant mechanism structure.