1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud Detection devices pane, click Add.
3. In the Add registration dialog box, complete the following fields:

   Registration name	The registration name for the FDP device. 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.
   Fraud detection device	The FDP device that you want to register. Click the ellipsis button (...) to select In the Select fraud detection device dialog box, navigate the folder group hierarchy and select the FDP device from the network function (NF) and click OK. You must add the folder structure, install the Enterprise Utilities plug-in, and specify the FDP network function (NF) type in Device Manager before you can select a FDP device.
   Description field	The description of the FPD registration.
   Username field	The user name of the SDM user account that the selected FDP device uses to authenticate with SDM when pushing fraud update notifications. Note that the user must have full Fraud protection list privileges. Use the following steps to set these privileges: Go to Security Manager, User management, Groups, and click the Applications tab. Expand the Application folder. Select Fraud protection list and set the privileges to Full.
   Password field	This password of the SDM user account that the selected FDP device uses to authenticate with SDM when pushing fraud update notifications.

   Note:

   When registering an FDP, you must always configure an expiration time for the SDM user added in the Add registration dialog box. For non-Admin users the default value is 15 minutes and for Admin users there is no default setting. If you use an Admin user without an expiration time set, the registration will fail. Oracle recommends using a non-Admin user when registering an FDP.

   The following figure provides an example shows the FDP device (1.1.1.1 FDP) in the Select fraud detection device dialog box:

   
   

   

   
   
4. In the Add registration dialog box, click OK.
   The FDP device is registered with the SDM, and can begin sending telephony fraud updates to SDM.

Register Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (SDM) with a Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) Device that you added. This action provides the FDP device with the information necessary for it to communicate with OCSDM.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices page, select an FDP from the FDP table and click Register.

Use this task if you need to re-register a Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) device in Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (OCSDM).

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices page, select an FDP from the FDP table and click Unregister.
3. Reselect the FDP and click Register.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices pane, click Edit.
3. In the Edit registration dialog box, edit any of the following fields:

   Registration name	(Read-only) The registration name for the FDP device.
   Fraud detection device	(Read-only) The registered FDP device.
   Description field	The description of the FDP registration.
   Username field	The user name of the SDM user account that the selected FDP device uses to authenticate with SDM when pushing fraud update notifications.
   Password field	This password of the SDM user account that the selected FDP device uses to authenticate with SDM when pushing fraud update notifications.

   Note:

   When registering an FDP, you must always configure an expiration time for the SDM user added in the Edit registration dialog box. For non-Admin users the default value is 15 minutes and for Admin users there is no default setting. If you use an Admin user without an expiration time set, the registration will fail. Oracle recommends using a non-Admin user when registering an FDP.
4. Click OK.

The Fraud Detection devices pane has a list of Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) devices that Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (SDM) has registered with to receive fraud updates.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices pane, you can view the following FDP device registration column information:

   Registration name	The unique, specified registration name for the FDP device.
   Name	The FDP device group name. This is the parent group name of the FDP device(s) that was specified when the FDP network function (NF) was added in Device Manager.
   IP Address	The IP Address of the registered fraud detection device (FDP)
   Status	The current FDP device group status for providing fraud updates to SDM. Once the FDP device group is registered with SDM, SDM periodically checks the status of the FDP device group. The following states can occur: Active—The device group is registered with SDM properly, and is able to push periodic fraud updates to all cluster members. Down—The SDM server is unable to connect or login to the FDP device group. Impaired—The registration is partially functional. For example, the FDP device group is able to communicate with one, but not all SDM cluster members. An FDP device group treats each SDM cluster member as a separate push receiver. Error—The FDP device group is reachable, but it cannot push incremental updates to SDM because of an error.
   Status details	A description of the status, which is provided to communicate specific errors or issues that require attention.
   Last event update time	The time at which the FDP device group status changed.
   Description	(Hidden) The user-specified registration description of the FDP device group.

3. In the Fraud Detection devices pane you can also choose from the following actions to display registration information:
   • Click Refresh to refresh the contents of the Fraud Detection devices registration table.
   • Click Show All to display the entire registration list.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider and click Administration in the navigation pane.
2. In the Fraud detection devices pane, click Search.
3. In the Search criteria dialog box, complete any of the following fields to create a search criteria:

   Registration name	The registration name for the FDP device. 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.
   Fraud detection device field	The FDP device name.
   IP address field	The IP address of the FDP device.
   Status drop-down list	Search using any of the following registered FDP device states: Not Registered Ready Full Update In Process Update Requested Update In Process Not Synchronized

4. Click OK.

You can re-synchronize Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (SDM) so that SDM has all of the Fraud Protection List (FPL) data that is available.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices page, select a registered FDP from the FDP table and click Re-synch.

Unregister a Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) Device with Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (SDM) so that it does not receive automatic fraud updates.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices page, select a registered FDP device from the FDP table and click Unregister to unregister the FDP device.
3. In the confirmation dialog box, click Yes to unregister the FDP registration so that this device no longer receives automatic fraud updates through SDM.

Register an unregistered Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) Device with Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (SDM) so that it can receive automatic fraud updates.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices page, select an unregistered FDP from the FDP table and click Register to register the FDP device with SDM again.
3. In the confirmation dialog box, click Yes to unregister the FDP registration so that this device no longer receives automatic fraud updates through SDM.

1. Expand the Fraud Protection Manager slider, and click Administration.
2. In the Fraud detection devices pane, select a registered fraud detection device from the table, and click Delete.
3. Click OK.
   The Fraud Detection and Prevention (FDP) device registration is deleted from Oracle Communications Session Delivery Manager (SDM).