1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Fraud protection list.
2. In the FPL management tab, click Add.
3. In the Add FPL dialog box, complete the following fields:

   Name	The unique FPL name that is used by SDM to identify the FPL. There must be no space before, within, or after the name you enter. The first character must be alphabetic. A dash (-) and an underscore (_) are supported. A space cannot precede or trail the name.
   Description	The FPL description.
   Device file name	The FPL file name that exists on the southbound device.
   Realm originated from	The realm instance choices that come from this device for an individual FPL entry. Click the ellipses (...) button. In the Select managed device dialog box, navigate the folder hierarchy and network function (NF) and select the southbound device from which the ingress realm originates.

4. Click OK.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Fraud protection list.
2. In the FPL management tab, select the FPL to which you want to make changes from the FPL table and click Manage.
3. In the Edit FPL entries pane, select from any of the following FPL type entry tabs that you want to add an FPL entry and click Add.
   Refer to the Fraud Protection List Type Entries section for more information about the following FPL types:

   • Black list
   • White list
   • Rate limit
   • Call redirect
4. Depending on the FPL type, the following fields can appear in the dialog box used to add lists:

   Data type drop-down list	Black and white lists, and Rate limit FPL types use the data type of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) to or from header, or SIP user-agent header. See the Fraud Protection List Data Types section for more information about data type parameters.
   Match value field	Black and white lists, and Rate limit FPL types use the exact match value that corresponds to the data type. For example, the match value could be a type of data such as a phone number prefix, source or destination IP address. See the Fraud Protection List Data Type Formats section for more information on the formats required for this parameter.
   Realm drop-down list	Black and white lists, and Rate limit FPL types use the name of the SIP realm that is configured on the device. The SIP realm is associated with the match value.
   Calls per second field	Rate limit FPL types only use the number of call attempts per second.
   Max active calls field	Rate limit FPL types only use the maximum number of simultaneous active calls.

5. Click OK.

You can create a new Fraud Protection List (FPL) file by importing the contents of an existing template configuration FPL file from a local file that has an .xml, .gz, or .gzip format.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Fraud protection list.
2. In the FPL management tab, click Import.
3. In the Import FPL file dialog box, complete the following fields:

   Name field	The unique FPL name that is used by SDM to identify the FPL. There must be no space before, within, or after the name you enter. The first character must be alphabetic. A dash (-) and an underscore (_) are supported. A space cannot precede or trail the name.
   Description field	The FPL description.
   Device file name field	The FPL file name that exists on the southbound device.
   Realm originated from field	The realm instance choices that come from this device for an individual FPL entry. Click the ellipses (...) button. In the Select managed device dialog box, navigate the folder hierarchy and network function (NF) and select the southbound device from which the realm originates and click OK.
   File field	Click Browse. In the File Upload dialog box, navigate to and select the file on your system that you want to upload and click Open.

4. Click OK.

You can create a new Fraud Protection List (FPL) file by importing an FPL file from an existing device.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Fraud protection list.
2. In the FPL management tab, click Upload.
3. In the Upload FPL file dialog box, complete the following fields:

   Name field	The unique FPL name that is used by SDM to identify the FPL. There must be no space before, within, or after the name you enter. The first character must be alphabetic. A dash (-) and an underscore (_) are supported. A space cannot precede or trail the name.
   Description field	The FPL description.
   Device file name field	The FPL file name that exists on the southbound device.
   Selected device field	Click the ellipses (...) button. In the Select managed device dialog box, navigate the folder hierarchy and network function (NF) and select the southbound device from which the realm originates.
   File from selected device drop-down list	Select from the list of FPL files that are populated from the device selected in the previous field.

4. Click OK.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Fraud protection list.
2. In the FPL management tab, select an FPL and click Copy.
3. In the Copy FPL dialog box, select from the following options:
   • Copy all entries (Default)
   • Copy user-modified entries only
4. In the second Copy FPL dialog box that appears, complete the following options:

   Source FPL field	(Read-only) The FPL name that you selected from the FPL management tab.
   Destination FPL field	The unique FPL destination name. There must be no space before, within, or after the name you enter. The first character must be alphabetic. A dash (-) and an underscore (_) are supported. A space cannot precede or trail the name.
   Description box	The FPL description.
   Device file name field	The FPL file name that exists on the southbound device.
   Realm originated from field	The realm instance choices that come from this device for an individual FPL entry. Click the ellipses (...) button. In the Select managed device dialog box, navigate the folder hierarchy and network function (NF) and select the southbound device from which the ingress realm originates.

5. Click OK.

You can assign a single registered Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) device to one or multiple Fraud Protection Lists (FPLs).

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Fraud protection list.
2. In the FPL management tab, select an FPL from the FPL table and click Assign.
3. In the Assign FPL dialog box, complete the following fields.

   Name field	The name of the selected FPL.
   Assigned to drop-down list	Select from the available FDP device(s) that are registered with Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (SDM). An FDP device is added to Oracle Communications Session Element Manager through the Enterprise Utilities product plug-in when you select FDP as the Network Function (NF) type.

4. Click OK.

You can unassign a single registered Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) device from one or multiple Fraud Protection Lists (FPLs).

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Fraud protection list.
2. In the FPL management tab, select an FPL from the FPL table and click Un-assign.
3. In the confirmation dialog box, click Yes.
4. In the Success dialog box, click OK.