Time quota assigned to a subscriber indicating the expiration time. Note that the time-stamp value is expressed as POSIX time, defined as the number of seconds elapsed since midnight Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) of January 1, 1970. When the subscriber’s expiration time quota reaches the current server time the subscriber is blocked. When using the PUT method, if this field is equal to null then the subscriber’s time quota is disabled and no time quota control is performed. Note that this field takes precedence over the timeRemaining field if both of them are present.

Time interval added to a subscriber’s time quota (in seconds). The time field takes precedence over this field if both of them are present. Note that this field is only processed when using the POST and PUT methods.

Volume quota assigned to a subscriber (in kBytes). When the subscriber’s consumed volume reaches the assigned volume quota the subscriber is blocked. When using the PUT method, if this field is equal to null then the subscriber’s volume quota is disabled and no volume quota control is performed. Note that this field takes precedence over the volumeIncrement field if both of them are present.

Volume quota consumed by the subscriber (in kBytes). Note that this field is only present when using the GET method.

Volume added to a subscriber’s volume quota (in kBytes). The volume field takes precedence over this field if both of them are present. Note that this field is only processed when using the POST and PUT methods.