> Configuration Management
> This chapter identifies new, modified, and obsoleted configuration commands in Releases 12.0, 12.1, and 12.2.
> Topics covered in this chapter are:

> l | New Configuration Commands

> l | Modified Configuration Commands

> l | Obsoleted Commands

> l | GTPP Storage Server (GSS)

> l | Policy Provisioning Tool Changes

> l | Subscriber Service Controller Changes

> l | Web Element Manager Changes in Release 12.0

> New Configuration Commands
> This section identifies configuration commands that are new in Release 12.x.

> l | Common Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Common Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | Application Detection and Control - New in Release 12.0

> l | Application Detection and Control - New in Release 12.2

> l | ASN GW Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Content Filtering Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | ECS Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | ECS Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | Firewall Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Firewall Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | GGSN Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | GGSN Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | HA Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | HNB-GW Commands - New in Release 12.1

> l | HSGW Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | HSGW Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | IPCF Commands - New in Release 12.1

> l | LNS Service Configuration Mode Commands

> l | Mobility Management Entity Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Mobility Management Entity Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | NAT Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | NAT Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | PDIF Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | PDSN Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Serving Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Serving Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | Session Control Manager Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | Session Control Manager Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | SGSN Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | SGSN Commands - New in Release 12.1

> l | SGSN Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | TPO Commands - New in Release 12.0

> l | TPO Commands - New in Release 12.2

> l | XT2 Commands - New in Release 12.0

> Common Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new commands that are common to products in Release 12.0.
> aaa secondary-group
> This command enables to configure secondary AAA group for the APN. This supports the RADIUS Fire-and-Forget feature in conjunction with GGSN for secondary accounting (with different RADIUS accounting group configuration) to the RADIUS servers without expecting acknowledgement from the server, in addition to standard RADIUS accounting. This secondary accounting will be an exact copy of all the standard RADIUS accounting message (RADIUS Start / Interim / Stop) sent to the standard AAA RADIUS server.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> aaa secondary-group aaa_group_name
> { default | no } aaa secondary-group
> aaa tacacs+
> Enables TACACS+ AAA services that have been configured on the ASR 5000.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> aaa tacacs+
> aaa secondary-group
> This command enables to configure secondary AAA group for the subscriber template. This supports the No-ACK RADIUS Targets feature in conjunction with PDSN and HA for secondary accounting (with different RADIUS accounting group configuration) to the RADIUS servers without expecting the acknowledgement from the server, in addition to standard RADIUS accounting. This secondary accounting will be an exact copy of all the standard RADIUS accounting message (RADIUS Start / Interim / Stop) sent to the standard AAA RADIUS server.
> CLI (Subscriber Configuration Mode)
> aaa secondary-group aaa_group_name
> { default | no } aaa secondary-group
> accounting
> Enables or disables the recording of the start and stop time of each command issued during a TACACS+ authenticated session.
> CLI (TACACS+ Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] accounting { start-stop | command }
> app-level-retransmission
> This command enables application-level retransmissions with “T” bit set.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> app-level-retransmission { set-retransmission-bit | unset-retransmission-bit }
> default app-level-retransmission
> arp-priority-level
> This command enables to map ARP priority-level value received from PCRF to inter-user-priority value and be sent in A11 session update.
> CLI (Policy Control Configuration Mode)
> arp-priority-level map-to inter-user-priority
> { default | no } arp-priority-level map-to
> authorization
> Enables or disables the authorization of TACAS+ users on a command-by-command, command + argument, or command prompt basis.
> CLI (TACACS+ Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] authorization { command | prompt | arguments }
> cc-profile
> This command enables to configure value of the Offline AVP sent by GGSN to the PCRF over Gx interface based on the Charging Characteristics (CC) profile received from the SGSN.
> CLI (Policy Control Configuration Mode)
> cc-profile cc_profile_number [ to cc_profile_number_range_end ] map-to offline-avp { 0 | 1 }
> { default | no } cc-profile
> credit-control-group
> This command enables to configure Credit Control Group in subscriber template.
> CLI (Subscriber Configuration Mode)
> credit-control-group cc_group_name
> no credit-control-group
> diameter fui-redirected-flow
> This command enables to control the behavior of marking redirected HTTP flow as free-of-charge when the Final-Unit-Indication (FUI) Diameter AVP comes without Filter IDs.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] diameter fui-redirected-flow allow
> diameter ignore-service-id
> This command enables to accept/ignore service ID in Service-Identifier AVP defined in the Diameter dictionaries for Gy interface implementation.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] diameter ignore-service-id
> diameter service-context-id
> This command configures the value to be sent in the Service-Context-Id AVP, which identifies the context in which DCCA is used.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> diameter service-context-id service_context_id
> default diameter service-context-id
> diameter update-dictionary-avps
> This command enables dictionary control of the AVPs that need to be added based on the version of the specification to which the OCS is compliant with. This command is applicable to all products that use the dcca-custom8 dictionary for Gy interface implementation.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> diameter update-dictionary-avps { 3gpp-rel8 | 3gpp-rel9 }
> { default | no } diameter update-dictionary-avps
> diameter update-dictionary-avps
> This command enables dictionary control of the AVPs that need to be added based on the version of the specification to which the PCEF is compliant with. This command is applicable only to Diameter dictionaries that support standard based volume reporting over Gx feature.
> CLI (Policy Control Configuration Mode)
> diameter update-dictionary-avps { 3gpp-r8 | 3gpp-r9 }
> { default | no } diameter update-dictionary-avps
> destination-host-avp
> This command controls encoding of the Destination-Host AVP in initial/retried requests.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> destination-host-avp { session-binding | always | initial-request | retried-request }
> default destination-host-avp
> dynamic-peer-failure-retry-count
> This command configures the number of times the system attempts to connect to a dynamically discovered Diameter peer.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> dynamic-peer-failure-retry-count value
> default dynamic-peer-failure-retry-count
> dynamic-route
> This command configures the expiration time for dynamic routes created after a Diameter destination host is reached.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> dynamic-route expiry-timeout value
> default dynamic-route expiry-timeout
> egcdr cdr-encoding
> This command configures the eG-CDR encoding type.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> egcdr cdr-encoding { ascii [ delimiter { colon | comma | pipe } ] | asn.1 }
> default egcdr cdr-encoding
> gtpp egcdr rulebase-max-length
> This command is used to configure the maximum length of charging rulebase name in LOSDVs of eG-CDRs/P-GW-CDRs to between 1 through 63 characters. If configured to 0 (zero) the rulebase name is not trimmed. This CLI command is now available in 12.0 and later releases.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode & GTPP Group Configuration Mode)
> gtpp egcdr rulebase-max-length rulebase_name_max_length
> no gtpp egcdr rulebase-max-length
> link-aggregation port switch to
> When a link aggregation group (LAG) contains two sets of ports, each connecting to a different Ethernet switch, this command allows you to change the status of the active distributing ports.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> link-aggregation port switch to slot_num/port_num
> load-balancing-algorithm
> This command configures the behavior for load balancing Diameter peers in the event of a failure of an active server.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> load-balancing-algorithm { highest-weight | lowest-weight-borrowing min-active-servers number }
> default load-balancing-algorithm
> lsp ping
> This command checks the Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) LSP connectivity for the specified Forwarding Equivalence Class (FEC). It must be followed by an IPv4 prefix.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> lsp-ping ip_prefix_FEC [ count ping-packets ] [ | verbose ] [ | grep grep_options ]
> lsp-traceroute
> This command discovers MPLS LSP routes that packets actually take when traveling to their destinations. It must be followed by an IPv4 prefix.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> lsp-traceroute ip_prefix_FEC [ maxttl time_to_live ] [ | verbose ] [ | grep grep_options ]
> on-authen-fail
> Defines system behavior when an administrative login fails due to a TACACS+ authentication failure.
> CLI (TACACS+ Configuration Mode)
> on-authen-fail { continue | stop } [ tty console ]
> on-network-error
> Defines system behavior when a TACACS+ login fails due to a network error.
> CLI (TACACS+ Configuration Mode)
> on-network-error { continue | stop } [ tty console ]
> on-unknown-user
> Configures system behavior when a TACACS+ server cannot authenticate a given user name.
> CLI (TACACS+ Configuration Mode)
> on-unknown-user { continue | stop } [ tty console ]
> policy-control bind-default-bearer
> For PCEF bearer binding in 3G and when BCM mode is UE_ONLY, this command does not bind rules with QCI of default bearer to the default bearer and does not ignore other rules.
> When BCM of UE_ONLY is received from PCRF, P-GW/GnGp P-GW will not terminate the call.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] policy-control bind-default-bearer
> policy-control update-default-bearer
> For PCEF bearer binding in LTE, this command enables updates, like TFT and bit rates, towards MS in downlink direction on default bearer. This allows application of pre-defined ECS based rules on default bearer.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] policy-control update-default-bearer
> post-processing policy
> This command configures the post-processing policy to be applied on Limit-Reached packets. This allows to enable post-processing priority based rules for content in blacklisted state.
> The post-processing policy always CLI command will enable post-processing on Limit-Reached packets. If there are post-processed priority based rules, it will check for any redirection rules, else will discard the packets by default. No other post-processing actions like forward, next-hop, xheader-insertion, etc. will be applied on these limit-reached packets. If no post-processing priority rules are present, the packets will be dropped by default.
> The post-processing policy not-for-dynamic-discard will directly discard the limit-reached context and will not apply post-processing priority based rules. This is the default setting.
> Also, refer to the configuration changes required in the New Feature Summary chapter.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> post-processing policy { always | not-for-dynamic-discard }
> default post-processing policy
> pptp any-match
> This command defines rule expressions to match all PPTP packets. This is used in conjunction with ADC, Stateful Firewall, and NAT in-line services.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] pptp any-match operator condition
> pptp ctrl-msg-type
> This command defines rule expressions to analyze and charge user traffic based on control message type for PPTP packets. This is used in conjunction with ADC, Firewall, and NAT inline services.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] pptp ctrl-msg-type = { call-clear-request | call-disconnect-notify | echo-reply | echo-request | incoming-call-connected | incoming-call-reply | incoming-call-request | outgoing-call-reply | outgoing-call-request | set-link-info | start-control-connection-reply | start-control-connection-request | stop-control-connection-reply | stop-control-connection-request | wan-error-notify
> pptp gre
> This command defines rule expressions based on GRE to match all PPTP packets. This is used in conjunction with ADC, Firewall, and NAT in-line services.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] pptp gre any-match = condition
> radius accounting fire-and-forget
> This feature enables to configure the Fire-and-Forget feature. The accounting request sent to a RADIUS accounting server configured under the AAA group with this CLI command configured in it will not expect a response from the server.
> CLI (AAA Group Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] radius accounting fire-and-forget
> require ecs credit-control subscriber-mode
> This command configures DCCA/Gy to work in per subscriber-PDN level Gy mode, wherein one Diameter session is created per subscriber PDN rather than per bearer, and only one DCCA/Gy session is created for multi-bearer PDNs. This command is applicable to all products using the Gy interface.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] require ecs credit-control subscriber-mode
> server
> Configures TACACS+ AAA service-related parameters for use in authenticating ASR 5000 administrative users via a TACACS+ server.
> CLI (TACACS+ Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] server priority priority_number ip-address ip_address [ service { authentication | authorization | accounting } ] [ port port_number ] [ { encrypted password shared_secret | password text_password } ] [ timeout seconds ] [ retries num_retries ] [ nas-source-address ip_address ]
> server-mode
> This command configures the Diameter endpoint to establish the system as the server side endpoint of the connection.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> server-mode [ demux-mode ]
> servers-unreachable
> This command configures whether to continue/terminate calls when Diameter server(s)/OCS become unreachable.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> servers-unreachable { initial-request { continue | terminate [ after-timer-expiry timeout_period ] } | update-request { continue | terminate [ after-quota-expiry | after-timer-expiry timeout_period ] } }
> no servers-unreachable { initial-request | update-request }
> Common Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new commands that are common to products in Release 12.2.
> associate
> The associate command allows the Diameter endpoint configuration to be associated with SCTP parameters configured in a template. In this release, this command replaces the diameter sctp command in the Context Configuration mode.
> For more information on the deprecated command, please see the diameter sctp command in the Common Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.2 section.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> associate sctp-parameters-template template_name
> no associate sctp-parameters-template
> associate
> The associate command allows the Diameter endpoint configuration to be associated with SCTP parameters configured in a template. In this release, this command replaces the diameter sctp command in the Context Configuration mode.
> For more information on the deprecated command, please see the diameter sctp command in the Common Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.2 section.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> associate sctp-parameters-template template_name
> no associate sctp-parameters-template
> chassis
> The Exec mode chassis key value key_string command identifies the chassis which can encrypt and decrypt encrypted passwords in the configuration file. If two or more chassis are configured with the same chassis key value, the encrypted passwords can be decrypted by any of the chassis sharing the same chassis key value. As a corollary to this, a given chassis key value will not be able to decrypt passwords that were encrypted with a different chassis key value.
> The key_string is an alphanumeric string of 1 through 16 characters. The chassis key is stored as a one-way encrypted value, much like a password. For this reason, the chassis key value is never displayed in plain-text form.
> The Exec mode chassis keycheck key_string command generates a one-way encrypted key value based on the entered key_string. The generated encrypted key value is compared against the encrypted key value of the previously entered chassis key value. If the encrypted values match, the command succeeds and keycheck passes. If the comparison fails, a message is displayed indicating that the key check has failed. If the default chassis key (no chassis key) is currently being used, this key check will always fail since there will be no chassis key value to compare against.
> Use the chassis keycheck command to verify whether multiple chassis share the same chassis key value.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> chassis {key value <key_string> | keycheck <key_string>
> Application Detection and Control - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new ADC commands available in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> Application Detection and Control - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new ADC commands available in Release 12.2.
> None for this release.
> ASN GW Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new ASN GW commands available in Release 12.0.
> asn-policy ms-requested-classifiers
> This command allows an operator to allow or decline the dynamic addition of classifiers during MS-initiated service flow creation/modification.
> CLI (Subscriber Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] asn-policy ms-requested-classifiers { allow | disallow }
> asn-policy notification-handoff
> This command allows an operator to enable/disable the reporting of the BSID in the Accounting Interim Update during the handoff and location update.
> CLI (Subscriber Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] asn-policy notification-handoff { allow | disallow }
> asn-policy hotlining wimax
> This command allows an operator to enable or disable WiMAX hotlining capability in the ASNGW and WiMAX HA. The command applies to both profile id-based and rule-based hotlining.
> CLI (Subscriber Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] asn-policy hotlining-wimax
> asngw-service priority vlan
> This command allows an operator to enable or disable 802.1P priority marking for WiMAX control traffic over an R6/R4 interface.
> CLI (Service Configuration Mode)
> asngw-service asngw_servicename priority vlan priority
> The default is to disallow.
> schedule-type
> This command allows an operator to configure the 802.1 priority based on the schedule type for WiMAX data traffic.
> CLI (ASN QoS Descriptor Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] schedule-type [ be | ertvr | nrtvr | rtvr | ugs ] priority priority
> If the policy is set to allow, only the priority value is used for WiMAX data traffic.
> Content Filtering Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new CF commands available in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> ECS Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new ECS commands available in Release 12.0.
> egcdr cdr-encoding
> This command configures the eG-CDR encoding type. When configuring the eG-CDR encoding type as ASCII, the delimiter character can be specified as either “:” (colon), “,” (comma), or “|” (pipe). The default delimiter character is “|” (pipe).
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> egcdr cdr-encoding { ascii [ delimiter { colon | comma | pipe } ] | asn.1 }
> default egcdr cdr-encoding
> http domain
> This command enables to define rule expressions to match domain portion of the URI in HTTP packets.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] http domain [ case-sensitive ] operator domain
> tcp proxy-prev-state
> This command defines rule expressions to match TCP previous state on the ingress side of the TCP proxy.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] tcp proxy-prev-state operator previous_state
> tcp proxy-state
> This command defines rule expressions to match TCP state on the ingress side of the TCP proxy.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] tcp proxy-state operator previous_state
> tftp any-match
> This command defines rule expressions to match all TFTP packets.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] tftp any-match operator condition
> tftp data-any-match
> This command defines rule expressions to match all TFTP data packets.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] tftp data-any-match operator condition
> wsp domain
> This command enables to define rule expressions to match domain portion of the URI in WSP packets.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] wsp domain [ case-sensitive ] operator domain
> www domain
> This command enables to define rule expressions to match domain portion of the URI for WSP/HTTP packets.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] www domain [ case-sensitive ] operator domain
> ECS Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new ECS commands available in Release 12.2.
> edr sn-charge-volume
> This command enables to exclude/include packets/bytes dropped/retransmitted by ECS in the total charge volume — sn-charge-volume EDR attribute.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] edr sn-charge-volume { count-dropped-units | count-retransmitted-units }
> fair-usage tcp-proxy
> This command configures the maximum number of flows for which TCP Proxy can be used per subscriber, and what portion of ECS memory should be reserved for TCP Proxy flows.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> fair-usage tcp-proxy { max-flows-per-subscriber max_flows | memory-share memory_share }
> ip dns-learnt-entries
> This command configures how long to keep the snooped addresses that were extracted from DNS responses.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> ip dns-learnt-entries timeout timeout_period
> { default | no } ip dns-learnt-entries timeout
> ip server-domain-name
> This command defines rule expressions to match host names (domain names).
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] ip server-domain-name operator domain_name
> policy-control bearer-bw-limit
> This command allows you to enable/disable per-bearer MBR policing—bandwidth limiting. Note that there are only two variants of this command, the default and no variants.
> { default | no } policy-control bearer-bw-limit
> policy-control dynamic-rule-limit
> This command allows you to enable/disable per-dynamic-rule MBR policing—bandwidth limiting. Note that there are only two variants of this command, the default and no variants.
> { default | no } policy-control dynamic-rule-limit
> tethering-database
> This command enables the Tethering Detection feature, and loads the databases from the specified files into the service.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> tethering-database [ os-signature os_signature_db_file_name | tac tac_db_file_name | ua-signature ua_signature_db_file_name ] +
> { default | no } tethering-database
> tethering-detection
> This command defines rule expressions to match tethered/non-tethered flows.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> tethering-detection { flow-not-tethered | flow-tethered }
> no tethering-detection
> tethering-detection
> This command enables/disables the Tethering Detection feature for a rulebase, and configures the database to use.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> tethering-detection [ os-db-only | ua-db-only ]
> { default | no } tethering-detection
> upgrade tethering-detection
> This command upgrades the Tethering Detection feature’s database(s).
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> upgrade tethering-detection database { all | os-signature | tac | ua-signature } [ -noconfirm ]
> Firewall Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new Stateful Firewall commands available in Release 12.0.
> icmpv6 any-match
> This command configures an access ruledef to match any ICMPv6 traffic for the user.
> CLI (Access Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] icmpv6 any-match operator condition
> icmpv6 code
> This command configures an access ruledef to analyze user traffic based on ICMPv6 code.
> CLI (Access Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] icmpv6 code operator code
> icmpv6 type
> This command configures an access ruledef to analyze user traffic based on ICMPv6 type.
> CLI (Access Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] icmpv6 type operator type
> ip version
> This command defines rule expressions to match version number in IP header.
> CLI (Access Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] ip version = { ipv4 | ipv6 }
> Firewall Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new Stateful Firewall commands available in Release 12.2.
> None for this release.
> GGSN Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new GGSN commands available in Release 12.0.
> ikev1 disable-initial-contact
> From the Context Configuration Mode, this command disables the sending of an INITIAL-CONTACT message in the IKEv1 protocol after the node creates a new Phase 1 SA, caused either by Dead Peer Detection or by a rekey.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] ikev1 disable-initial-contact
> dhcp chaddr-validate
> This CLI has been introduced to skip the client hardware address (chaddr) validation performed on DHCPACK Message. This is required because some of the corporate DHCP servers in the field are not compliant with RFC 2131 and are not sending exact chaddr in DHCPACK message as it has received in DHCPREQUEST message. Configuring "no dhcp chaddr-validate" CLI will ensure that the chaddr field in DHCPACK is not validated and call is successfully established. Existing default behaviour is to perform chaddr validation and if mismatch is detected call is gets rejected.
> CLI (DHCP Service Configuration mode)
> [ default | no ] dhcp chaddr-validate
> GGSN Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new GGSN commands available in Release 12.2.
> sequence-number
> This command enables addition of the sequence number to every GTP-U packet. Default is disabled.
> CLI (GTP-U Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] sequence-number
> HA Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new HA commands available in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> HNB-GW Commands - New in Release 12.1
> This section provides information on new commands for HNB-GW available in Release 12.1.
> map lac
> This command configures the mapping of Location Area Code (LAC) received from UE to MSC point code. This is an important configuration for CS network resource sharing without Iu-Flex interface configuration.
> Support for multiple MSC selection in a CS core network is provided with this command.
> CLI (HNB-CS Configuration Mode)
> map lac range lac_start to lac_end point-code msc_point_code
> no map lac range lac_start to lac_end
> ecmp-lag hash
> This command is added to the Global Configuration Mode to configure the system to select source Boxer Internal Address (SBIA) as the input to the hashing function for ECMP-LAG distribution.
> This command allows the operator to change the way hashing works in deciding which link to use for ECMP and Link Aggregation. In the default hashing algorithm the IP Source Address, IP Destination Address, IP Protocol and Source BIA are used in the hashing function. When “use-sbia-only” option is selected, only the Source BIA is used in the hashing function.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> [no] ecmp-lag hash use-sbia-only
> CAUTION: While using ECMP-LAG on a HNB-GW, this configuration is mandatory for standalone HNB-GW deployment and highly recommended in other deployment scenarios where HNB-GW is used in combination with other services.
> HSGW Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new HSGW commands available in Release 12.0.
> a11-signalling-packets
> This command enables the DSCP marking feature for IP headers carrying outgoing A11-signalling A11 packets (such as RRP, RU, SU).
> CLI (HSGW Service Configuration Mode)
> a11-signalling-packets ip-header-dscp value
> [ default | no ] a11-signalling-packets ip-header-dscp
> mobility-option-type-value
> This command changes the mobility option type value used in mobility messages.
> CLI (MAG Service Configuration Mode)
> mobility-option-type-value { custom1 | standard }
> default mobility-option-type-value
> rsvp
> This command configures resource reservation protocol (RSVP) parameters for this HSGW service in support of the network initiated QoS feature.
> CLI (HSGW Service Configuration Mode)
> rsvp { max-retransmissions count | retransmission-timeout seconds }
> [ default | no ] rsvp { max-retransmissions | retransmission-timeout }
> signalling-packets
> This command enables the DSCP marking feature for IP headers carrying outgoing signalling packets.
> CLI (MAG Service Configuration Mode)
> signalling-packets ip-header-dscp value
> [ default | no ] signalling-packets ip-header-dscp
> HSGW Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new HSGW commands available in Release 12.2.
> max-pdn-connections
> This command is used to specify the maximum number of eHRPD PDNs supported per session.
> CLI (Subscriber Configuration Mode)
> max-pdn-connections eHRPD_PDNs
> default max-pdn-connections
> network-initiated-qos
> This command is used to enable or disable support for network initiated QoS functionality. Network initiated QoS is enabled by default.
> CLI (HSGW Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] network-initiated-qos
> sequence-number
> This command enables addition of the sequence number to every GTP-U packet. Default is disabled.
> CLI (GTP-U Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] sequence-number
> IPCF Commands - New in Release 12.1
> This section provides information on new IPCF commands available in Release 12.1.
> IPCF is new product for this release.
> Command Line Interface
> Following new configuration modes and commands added in existing and new CLI configuration modes:
> Bulkstats Configuration Mode

> l | pcc-af schema

> l | pcc-policy schema

> l | pcc-quota schema

> l | pcc-sp-endpt schema

> l | pcc-service schema

> Context Configuration Mode

> l | event-notif-endpoint

> l | peer select-peer

> l | pcc-af-service

> l | pcc-policy-service

> l | pcc-service

> l | pcc-sp-endpoint

> Exec Mode Commands

> l | clear event-notif server

> l | clear event-notif statistics

> l | clear pcc-af service

> l | clear pcc-af session

> l | clear pcc-policy service statistics

> l | clear pcc-policy session

> l | clear pcc-service

> l | clear pcc-sp-endpoint statistics

> l | show event-notif server

> l | show event-notif statistics

> l | show pcc-af service

> l | show pcc-af session

> l | show pcc-policy service

> l | show pcc-policy session

> l | show pcc-service

> l | show pcc-service session

> l | show pcc-service statistics

> l | show pcc-sp-endpoint

> l | show pcc-sp-endpoint connection

> l | show ipv6

> Event-Notification-Interface Endpoint Configuration Mode

> l | address

> l | peer name

> l | peer select-algorithm

> PCC-Action-Set Configuration Mode Commands

> l | af-media-type

> l | associate monitoring-key

> l | authorize

> l | dissociate monitoring-key

> l | dynamic-rule-install

> l | dynamic-rule-uninstall

> l | log-event

> l | notify-user

> l | offline-charging-server

> l | online-charging-server

> l | request-usage-report monitoring-key

> l | rule-activate

> l | rule-deactivate

> l | rulebase-activate

> l | rulebase-deactivate

> l | service-tag

> l | terminate-session

> l | usage-monitor

> PCC-AF Service Configuration Mode Commands

> l | associate pcc-service

> l | diameter dictionary

> l | diameter origin end-point

> PCC-Condition-Group Configuration Mode Commands

> l | af-application-id

> l | af-media-codec

> l | af-media-type

> l | af-service-urn

> l | an-gw-address

> l | authorized-qci

> l | base-station-id

> l | bearer-count

> l | connectivity-access-network

> l | eval-condition-group

> l | event-time

> l | event-trigger

> l | imsi

> l | msisdn

> l | multi-line-or

> l | nai

> l | out-of-credit rulename

> l | out-of-credit rulebase-name

> l | pcef-address

> l | pdn-id

> l | profile-attribute

> l | radio-access-technology

> l | rating-group

> l | sgsn-ip

> l | sgsn-mcc-mnc

> l | subscription-attribute

> l | threshold-condition usage-monitor

> l | user-access-network

> l | user-equipment-info

> PCC Data Service Configuration Mode Commands

> l | flow direction

> l | metering-method

> l | monitoring-key

> l | precedence

> l | qos-profile

> l | rating-group

> l | reporting-level

> l | service-identifier

> PCC-Policy Service Configuration Mode Commands

> l | associate pcc-service

> l | diameter dictionary

> l | diameter origin end-point

> l | ehrpd-access-bcm

> l | gprs-access-bcm

> l | max policy-sessions

> l | subscriber-binding-identifier

> l | subscription-id-absence-action

> l | unsolicited-provisioning

> PCC-Service-Profile Configuration Mode Commands

> l | default-rulebase-name

> l | eval-priority

> l | service-tag

> l | usage-monitor

> l | unknown-services-treatment

> PCC-QoS-Profile Configuration Mode Commands

> l | arp-priority

> l | guaranteed-bitrate

> l | max-bitrate

> l | qci

> PCC-Sp-Endpoint Configuration Mode Commands

> l | access-type

> l | diameter dictionary

> l | diameter origin end-point

> l | diameter peer-select

> l | profile-data

> l | profile-update-notification

> l | spr subscriber identifier

> PCC Service Configuration Mode Commands

> l | action-set

> l | charging method

> l | charging server

> l | condition-group

> l | data-service

> l | map-profile priority

> l | monitoring-key

> l | multiple-pcef-per-subscriber

> l | profile

> l | qos-profile

> l | spr-failure

> l | ssc-usage-update-policy

> l | subscriber-profile

> l | timedef

> PCC-TimeDef Configuration Mode

> l | start date

> l | start day

> l | start time

> PCC--Usage-Monitor Configuration Mode

> l | usage-limit volume

> LNS Service Configuration Mode Commands
> This section provides information on new LNS commands available in Release 21.2
> newcall
> The following command configures new call related behavior
> CLI (LNS Service Configuration Mode)
> newcall duplicate-subscriber-requested-address { accept | reject }
> default newcall duplicate-subscriber-requested-address
> Mobility Management Entity Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new MME commands available in Release 12.0.
> csfb
> The csfb command configures Circuit-Switched FallBack options for the configured call control profile. This command sets the CSFB option as only supporting short message service (SMS).
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ remove ] csfb sms-only
> lte-policy
> This command is a direct replacement for the obsolete mme-policy command and contains the same command set as the MME Policy mode.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> lte-policy
> sctp-param-template
> This command creates a new, or enters an existing SCTP parameter template configuration. SCTP parameter templates configure SCTP associations.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> sctp-param-template name
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (SCTP Parameter Template Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new SCTP Parameter Template Configuration mode:
> sctp-alpha value
> sctp-alt-accept-flag { disable | enable }
> sctp-beta value
> sctp-checksum-type { adler32 | crc32 }
> sctp-cookie-life value
> sctp-max-assoc-retx value
> sctp-max-in-strms value
> sctp-max-init-retx value
> sctp-max-mtu-size bytes
> sctp-max-out-strms value
> sctp-max-path-retx value
> sctp-min-mtu-size bytes
> sctp-rto-initial value
> sctp-rto-max value
> sctp-rto-min value
> sctp-sack-frequency value
> sctp-sack-period { value | units-10ms value }
> sctp-start-mtu-size bytes
> timeout { sctp-bundle value | sctp-heart-beat value }
> peer-sgsn
> This command statically configures peer SGSN environments to facilitate MME-to-SGSN relocations over an S3 or Gn/Gp interface. In prior releases, before this command was created, the MME relied on the DNS setting in the SCTP Service mode for peer SGSN discovery/selection. The order of selection is peer SGSN configuration through MME Service mode first and DNS selection through the SCTP Service mode second.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> peer-sgsn rai mcc number mnc number [ nri value ] rac value lac value address ip_address capability [ gn ] [ s16 ] [ s3 ]
> policy inter-rat
> This command enables the establishment of indirect data forwarding tunnels for Gn/Gp-based SRNS relocations.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> policy inter-rat indirect-forwarding-tunnels always
> s1-mme ip
> This command configures the quality of service QoS differentiated service code point (DSCP) used when sending data packets of a particular 3GPP QoS class over the S1-MME interface.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> s1-mme ip qos-dscp { af11 | af12 | af13 | af21 | af22 | af23 | af31 | af32 | af33 | af41 | af42 | af43 | be | ef }
> nri
> The nri command configures network resource identifier lengths used for source SGSN discovery via NRI-FQDN based DNS resolution. Up to 8 entries can be configured where each entry specifies the NRI length for a given PLMN.
> This change was first introduced in version 12.2, and has since been added to version 12.0.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> nri length length plmnid mcc mcc_value mnc mnc_value
> IMPORTANT: In the absence of this configuration, the MME treats the NRI as invalid. The MME will use a plain RAI-based FQDN (and not an NRI-based FQDN) for DNS queries made to resolve the source SGSN.
> timer
> To support guarding the Location Update procedure during communication between the SGs service and the VLR, a timer command has been added to the SGS Service mode.
> This change was first introduced in version 12.2, and has since been added to version 12.0.
> CLI (SGs Service Configuration Mode)
> timer ts6-1 value
> Mobility Management Entity Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new MME commands available in Release 12.2.
> sgs offload
> This command starts/stops the marking of subscribers associated with the specified VLR to an offload state. This enables the MME to preemptively move subscribers away from an MSS which is scheduled to be put in maintenance mode.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> sgs offload sgs-service service-name vlr vlr-name { start time-duration minutes | stop } [ -noconfirm ]
> Note: While the time-duration value is not used in Release 12.2, it is required for completion of the start command.
> network-sharing
> To support a network sharing configuration where service providers can share core network elements (MME, SGW, PGW), the MME service can now be configured with multiple local PLMNs per service. The configuration of these additional PLMNs is implemented using the network-sharing command within the mme-service config mode.
> Refer to the plmn-id command to create the base PLMN identifier for an MME service. Each PLMN ID consists of the Mobile Country Code (MCC) and Mobile Network Code (MNC). A maximum of four network sharing entries can be configured per MME service. These PLMN IDs will be communicated to the eNodeBs in the S1 SETUP response and MME CFG Update messages.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> network-sharing plmnid mcc number mnc number mme-id group-id id mme-code code
> diameter-result-code-mapping
> The diameter-result-code-mapping command allows the administrator to map a specific EMM cause code to an S6a Diameter result code.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> diameter-result-code-mapping s6a diameter-error-rat-not-allowed mme-emm-cause { no-suitable-cell-in-tracking-area | roaming-not-allowed-in-this-tracking-area | tracking-area-not-allowed }
> local-cause-code-mapping
> The local-cause-code-mapping command maps a selected cause code to a restricted zone code result.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> local-cause-code-mapping restricted-zone-code emm-cause-code { eps-service-not-allowed-in-this-plmn | no-suitable-cell-in-tracking-area | plmn-not-allowed | roaming-not-allowed-in-this-tracking-area | tracking-area-not-allowed }
> lte-zone-code
> The lte-zone-code command configures the enforcement of allowed or restricted zone code lists and associates an EMM cause code to rejected attach attempts.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> lte-zone-code [ allow | restrict } { emm-cause-code { eps-service-not-allowed-in-this-plmn | no-suitable-cell-in-tracking-area | plmn-not-allowed | roaming-not-allowed-in-this-tracking-area | tracking-area-not-allowed ] zone-code-list zc_id +
> network-feature-support-ie
> The network-feature-support-ie command enables the information element in a supported feature message sent by the MME to indicate that Voice over PS is supported.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> network-feature-support-ie ims-voice-over-ps
> associate
> The associate command allows the Diameter endpoint configuration to be associated with SCTP parameters configured in a template.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> associate sctp-parameters-template template_name
> lte-emergency-profile
> The lte-emergency-profile command creates and enters a new LTE Emergency Profile Configuration Mode.
> CLI (LTE Policy Configuration Mode)
> lte-emergency-profile name
> The following commands are contained within the new mode:
> ambr max-ul bitrate max-dl bitrate
> apn apn_name pdn-type ( ipv4 | ipv4v6 | ipv6 }
> pgw fqdn fqdn
> qos qci qci arp arp_value peemption-capability ( may | shall-not } vulnerability ( not-preemptable | preemptable )
> ue-validation-level (auth-only | full | imsi | none }
> network-global-mme-id-mgmt-db
> The network-global-mme-id-mgmt-db command creates and enters a new LTE Network Global MME ID Management Database Configuration Mode.
> CLI (LTE Policy Configuration Mode)
> network-global-mme-id-mgmt-db
> The following commands are contained within the new mode:
> plmn
> nri
> The nri command configures network resource identifier lengths used for source SGSN discovery via NRI-FQDN based DNS resolution. Up to 8 entries can be configured where each entry specifies the NRI length for a given PLMN.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> nri length length plmnid mcc mcc_value mnc mnc_value
> IMPORTANT: In the absence of this configuration, the MME treats the NRI as invalid. The MME will use a plain RAI-based FQDN (and not an NRI-based FQDN) for DNS queries made to resolve the source SGSN.
> msc
> The msc command configures the IP address of an enhanced Mobile Switching Center (eMSC) server that the MME service communicates with over the Sv interface in support of the Single Radio Voice Call Continuity (SRVCC) feature.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> msc ip_address
> associate
> The associate command allows the SGs service to be associated with SCTP parameters configured in a template.
> CLI (MME SGs Service Configuration Mode)
> associate sctp-param-template template_name
> timezone
> The timezone command configures the timezone to be used for the UE time zone in S11 and NAS messages.
> CLI (LTE TAI Management Database Configuration Mode)
> timezone { + | - } hours value [ minutes ( 0 | 15 | 30 | 45 ]
> lai
> The lai command configures a Local Area Identifier for the management object.
> CLI (LTE TAI Management Object Configuration Mode)
> lai mcc number mnc number lac area_code
> timezone
> The timezone command configures the timezone to be used for the UE time zone in S11 and NAS messages.
> CLI (LTE TAI Management Object Configuration Mode)
> timezone { + | - } hours value [ minutes ( 0 | 15 | 30 | 45 ]
> zone-code
> The zone-code command configures a zone code for the management object.
> CLI (LTE TAI Management Object Configuration Mode)
> zone-code zc_id
> plmn-id
> To support enhanced TAI to LAI mapping, the plmn-id command has been added to support the optional configuration of the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) ID to identify the LAC pool area.
> CLI (MME LAC Pool Area Configuration Mode)
> plmn-id mcc mcc_value mnc mnc_value
> timer
> To support guarding the Location Update procedure during communication between the SGs service and the VLR, a timer command has been added to the SGS Service mode.
> CLI (SGs Service Configuration Mode)
> timer ts6-1 value
> NAT Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new NAT commands available in Release 12.0.
> h323 time-to-live
> This command configures registration lifetime to maintain NAT binding.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> h323 time-to-live timeout
> default h323 time-to-live
> h323 timeout
> This command configures the timeout interval for H323 requests.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> h323 timeout { admission adm_timeout | discovery disc_timeout | location loc_timeout | registration reg_timeout | unregistration unreg_timeout }
> default h323 timeout { admission | discovery | location | registration | unregistration }
> h323 tpkt
> This command configures the Transport Protocol Data Unit Packet (TPKT).
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> h323 tpkt timeout
> default h323 tpkt
> h323 version
> This command configures the supported H323 versions.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> h323 version version_num
> default h323 version
> NAT Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new NAT commands available in Release 12.2.
> icsr-flow-recovery
> This command enables/disables the NAT ICSR Flow check-pointing support for subscribers in a Firewall-and-NAT policy.
> CLI (Firewall-and-NAT Access Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] nat icsr-flow-recovery
> ip server-ipv6-network-prefix
> This command configures an access ruledef to analyze user traffic based on IPv6 server prefix.
> CLI (Firewall-and-NAT Access Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] ip server-ipv6-network-prefix operator ipv6_prefix/maskbit
> Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new P-GW commands available in Release 12.0.
> action
> This command configures the action priority for an actiondef.
> CLI (Local Policy Actiondef Configuration Mode)
> action priority priority action_name arguments
> no action priority priority
> actiondef
> This command enables creating, configuring, or deleting action definitions within a local policy service.
> CLI (Local Policy Service Configuration Mode)
> actiondef actiondef_name [ -noconfirm ]
> no actiondef actiondef_name
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (Local Policy Actiondef Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new Local Policy Actiondef Configuration mode:
> action priority priority action_name arguments
> end
> exit
> allocation-retention-priority
> This command configures the Allocation Retention Priority (ARP).
> CLI (ACS Charging Action Configuration Mode)
> allocation-retention-priority priority [ pci value | pvi value ]
> no allocation-retention-priority
> condition
> This command is used to configure the conditions which trigger the ruledef event.
> CLI (Local Policy Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> condition priority priority { variable { eq | ge | gt | le | lt | match | ne | nomatch } regex | string_value | int_value | set }
> no condition priority priority
> eventbase
> This command enables creating, configuring, or deleting an event base within a local policy service.
> CLI (Local Policy Service Configuration Mode)
> eventbase eventbase_name [ -noconfirm ]
> no eventbase eventbase_name
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (Local Policy Eventbase Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new Local Policy Eventbase Configuration mode:
> end
> exit
> rule priority priority [ event list_of_events ] ruledef ruledef_name actiondef actiondef_name [continue]
> local-policy-service
> This command enables creating, configuring, or deleting a local QoS policy.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> local-policy-service name [ -noconfirm ]
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (Local Policy Service Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new Local Policy Service Configuration mode:
> actiondef actiondef_name [ -noconfirm ]
> eventbase eventbase_name [ -noconfirm ]
> end
> exit
> ruledef ruledef_name [ -noconfirm ]
> mobility-option-type-value
> This command changes the mobility option type value used in mobility messages.
> CLI (LMA Service Configuration Mode)
> mobility-option-type-value { custom1 | standard }
> default mobility-option-type-value
> permission
> This command enables the ability to use network mobility service (NEMO) for the current APN. NEMO is disabled by default.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] permission nemo
> default permission
> policy
> This command configures the Mobile IPv6 policy to decide on action to be taken when IPv4/IPv6 subscriber packets need to be tunneled, however, the encapsulated packets exceed tunnel MTU size.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> policy ipv6 tunnel mtu exceed { fragment [ inner ] | notify-sender }
> [ default | no ] policy ipv6 tunnel mtu exceed
> rule
> This command enables the setting of event rules. An event is something that occurs in the system which would trigger a set of actions to take place, such as new-call or rat-change.
> CLI (Local Policy Eventbase Configuration Mode)
> rule priority priority [ event list_of_events ] ruledef ruledef_name actiondef actiondef_name [continue]
> no rule priority priority
> ruledef
> This command enables creating, configuring, or deleting a rule definition within a local policy service.
> CLI (Local Policy Service Configuration Mode)
> ruledef ruledef_name [ -noconfirm ]
> no ruledef ruledef_name
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (Local Policy Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new Local Policy Ruledef Configuration mode:
> condition priority priority { variable { eq | ge | gt | le | lt | match | ne | nomatch } regex | string_value | int_value | set }
> end
> exit
> signalling-packets
> This command enables the DSCP marking feature for IP headers carrying outgoing signalling packets.
> CLI (LMA Service Configuration Mode)
> signalling-packets ip-header-dscp value
> [ default | no ] signalling-packets ip-header-dscp
> Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new P-GW commands available in Release 12.2.
> accounting-keys
> This command aggregates the accounting information, using the configurable keys (qci) along with default keys.
> CLI (Accounting Policy Configuration Mode)
> accounting-keys qci
> default accounting-keys
> emergency-apn
> This command configures APN as an emergency APN for VoLTE based E911 support.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] emergency-apn
> p-cscf
> This command enables use of locally configured P-CSCF addresses or Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN).
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> p-cscf { fqdn fqdn | primary [ ip IPv4_address | ipv6 IPv6_address ] | secondary [ ip IPv4_address | ipv6 IPv6_address ] }
> no p-cscf { fqdn | primary [ ip | ipv6 ] | secondary [ ip | ipv6 ] }
> sequence-number
> This command enables addition of the sequence number to every GTP-U packet. Default is disabled.
> CLI (GTP-U Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] sequence-number
> timeout emergency-inactivity
> This command configures the emergency session inactivity-timeout for an APN. APN must be configured as an emergency APN for VoLTE based E911 support.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> timeout emergency-inactivity seconds
> [ default | no ] timeout emergency-inactivity
> PDIF Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new PDIF commands available in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> PDSN Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new PDSN commands available in Release 12.0.
> bgp
> The following command has been added.

> l | bgp extended-asn-cap

> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] bgp extended-asn-cap
> maximum-paths ebgp
> The following command has been added.

> l | maximum-paths ebgp

> CLI (Router Bgp Mode)
> maximum-paths ebgp value
> [ no ] maximum-paths ebgp
> a11-signalling-packets
> The following command is added.

> l | a11-signalling-packets

> CLI (Pdsn-service Mode)
> a11-signalling-packets ip-header-dscp value
> [ no | default ] a11-signalling-packets ip-header-dscp
> fa-spi-list / ha-spi-list
> The following commands are added.

> l | fa-spi-list

> l | ha-spi-list

> CLI (Config Mode)
> fa-spi-list list
> ha-spi-list list
> aaa nas-ip-address IPv4
> The following commands are added.

> l | aaa nas-ip-address IPv4

> l | aaa 3gpp2-service-option

> CLI (PDSN Service Config Mode)
> aaa nas-ip-address ip-address
> aaa 3gpp2-service-option service option
> show ipv6 ospf
> Following command shows ipv6 ospf options and its results.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> show ipv6 ospf [ database [ adv-router IPv4-Address ] [ls-type { external | inter-prefix | inter-router | intra-prefix | link | network | router } ] [ verbose ] [ | { grep grep_options | more } ] ] [ debugging ] [ interface ] [ neighbor [ details ] ] [ route [ summary ] ] [ virtual-links ] [ | { grep grep_options | more } ]
> Serving Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new commands available in Release 12.0.
> apn-profile
> The S-GW now supports the use of the APN Profile Configuration Mode commands. The apn-profile name command is located in the Global Configuration Mode.
> CLI (APN Profile Configuration Mode)
> The following commands in this mode are supported by the S-GW:
> cc { local-value-for-scdrs behavior bit_value profile index_bit | prefer { hlrvalue-for-scdrs | local-value-for-scdrs } }
> description description
> idle-mode-acl { ipv4 | ipv6 } access-group group_name
> ip { qos-dscp { { downlink | uplink } { background forwarding | conversational forwarding | interactive traffic-handling-priority priority_forwarding | streaming forwarding } + } | source-violation { deactivate [ all-pdp | excludefrom accounting | linked-pdp | tolerance-limit } | discard [ exclude-fromaccounting ] | ignore }
> call-control-profile
> The S-GW now supports the use of the Call Control Profile Configuration Mode commands. The call-control-profile name command is located in the Global Configuration Mode.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> The following commands in this mode are supported by the S-GW:
> attach access-type { gprs | umts } { all | location-area-list instance list_id }{ failure-code code | user-device-release { before-r99 failure code code | r99-or-later failure code code }
> attach allow access-type { eps | gprs | umts } location-area-list instance list_id
> attach restrict access-type { eps | gprs | umts } { all | location-area-list instance list_id }
> attach imei-query-type { imei | imei-sv | none } [ [ verify-equipment-identity ] [ deny-greylisted ]
> attach imei-query-type
> authenticate { activate [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] | first [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] | frequency frequency | primary [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] | all-events [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency frequency | attach [ access-type { gprs | umts } | attach-type { combined | gprs-only } [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency frequency ] | frequency frequency | inter-rat [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] ] | detach [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] | rau | service-request | sms | tau }
> description description
> equivalent-plmn radio-access-technology { 2G | 3g | 4g | any } plmnid mcc mcc_number mnc_number priority priority
> treat-as-hplmn
> operator-policy
> The S-GW now supports the use of the Operator Policy Configuration Mode commands. The operator-policy name command is located in the Global Configuration Mode.
> CLI (Operator Policy Configuration Mode)
> The following commands in this mode are supported by the S-GW:
> apn { default-apn-profile apn_profile_name | network-identifier apn_net_id apn-profile apn_profile_name | operator-identifier apn_op_id apn-profile apn_profile_name }
> associate { apn-remap-table table_id | call-control-profile profile_id }
> description description
> imei range IMEI_number to IMEI_number { imei-profile profile_name | sv ## imeiprofile profile_name }
> lte-policy
> This command is a direct replacement for the obsolete mme-policy command and contains the same command set as the MME Policy mode. The S-GW now supports the following modes in the LTE Policy Configuration Mode: LTE Subscriber Map Configuration Mode and LTE TAI Management Database Configuration Mode.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> lte-policy
> Serving Gateway Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new commands available in Release 12.2.
> ddn
> Sets a timer that delays the sending of excess Downlink Data Notification messages by the S-GW to the MME in instances where downlink data is received before a Modify Bearer Request is received by the MME.
> CLI (S-GW Service Configuration Mode)
> ddn failure-actin pkt-drop-time seconds
> sequence-number
> This command enables addition of the sequence number to every GTP-U packet. Default is disabled.
> CLI (GTP-U Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] sequence-number
> Session Control Manager Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new SCM commands available in Release 12.0.
> bgcf-proxy
> This command enables SIP BGCF proxy for the service.
> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> bgcf-proxy [ port value | transport { tcp | udp } port value ] ]
> [ default | no ] bgcf-proxy
> core-reg-expiry-time
> This command configures Registration Expiry Timer Handling in P-CSCF/A-BG to keep pin holes open in B2BUA mode.
> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> core-reg-expiry-time sec
> [ default | no ] core-reg-expiry-time
> emergency-call-mode
> This command enables the P-CSCF/A-BG service to add “P-Emergency-Call-Mode-Preference” header in 200OK to REGISTER message. By default, this command is disabled.
> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> emergency-call-mode { 3gpp-cs | 3gpp-ims }
> [ default | no ] emergency-call-mode
> lawful-intercept
> This command enables Lawful Intercept (LI) in this CSCF service. Feature is disabled by default.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] lawful-intercept
> pcrf-policy-control
> This command enables external policy control via PCRF through the Rx Diameter interface and enters the PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode. Default is disabled.
> CLI (Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] pcrf-policy-control
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (CSCF PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode:
> [ no ] authorization mediatype { application | audio | control | data | message | others | text | video }
> end
> exit
> [ no ] signaling-bearer-loss subscription
> signaling-bearer-loss
> This command replaces the subscribe command in the CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode. Use this command to enable subscription to Notification of Signaling Transmission Path Status, as well as IPCAN Change type notification.
> When enabled (default), the P-CSCF/A-BG sends AAR to the external PCRF via the Rx interface after UE registration. When disabled, the P-CSCF/A-BG will not subscribe to any event during Registration with PCRF and no diameter session will be established.
> CLI (CSCF PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] signaling-bearer-loss subscription
> ca-certificate
> This command specifies a list of ca-certificates.
> CLI (SSL Template Configuration Mode)
> ca-certificate list name
> certificate
> This command is used to bind an X.509 trusted certificate to the SSL template.
> CLI (SSL Template Configuration Mode)
> certificate name
> cipher-suite
> This command creates a new SSL cipher suite or specifies an existing cipher suite and enters the Cipher Suite Configuration Mode.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] cipher-suite name
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (Cipher Suite Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new Cipher Suite Configuration mode:
> encryption { 3des | aes-128 | null | rc4 }
> end
> exit
> hmac { sha1 }
> key-exchange { rsa }
> cipher-suites
> This command specifies a list of SSL cipher suites. Currently, the system supports only one SSL cipher suite per SSL template.
> CLI (SSL Template Configuration Mode)
> cipher-suites list name
> clear ssl statistics
> This command deletes all previously gathered SSL statistics for a specific P-CSCF service or all P-CSCF services, either system-wide or within a context.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> clear ssl statistics [ service-name name ]
> encryption
> This command specifies the encryption algorithm for the SSL cipher suite.
> CLI (Cipher Suite Configuration Mode)
> encryption { 3des | aes-128 | null | rc4 }
> default encryption
> hmac
> This command specifies the HMAC (keyed-Hash Message Authentication Code) for the SSL cipher suite.
> The default and only currently available option is SHA-1 (Secure Hash Algorithm-1).
> CLI (Cipher Suite Configuration Mode)
> hmac { sha1 }
> default hmac
> key-exchange
> This command specifies the key exchange algorithm for the SSL cipher suite. The key exchange algorithm provides the means by which the cryptographic keys for conventional encryption and MAC calculations are exchanged.
> The default and only currently available option is RSA (Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman).
> CLI (Cipher Suite Configuration Mode)
> key-exchange { rsa }
> default key-exchange
> require cipher ssl resource-percentage
> This command assigns the 8 processing cores on the PSC2 card and splits the hardware acceleration resources between SSL protocol and IPSec protocol processing.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> require cipher ssl resource-percentage percentage_value
> default require cipher ssl resource-percentage
> show ssl cipher-suite
> This command displays information related to SSL cipher suites since the last restart or clear command. A cipher suite contains the cryptographic algorithms supported by the client.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> show ssl cipher-suite [ name name ] [ | { grep grep_options | more } ]
> show ssl connection
> This command displays information pertaining to SSL connections on the P-CSCF.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> show ssl connection [ list | summary [ service-name name ] ] [ name name ] [ | { grep grep_options | more } ]
> show ssl map
> This command displays information related to configured SSL maps/templates since the last restart or clear command.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> show ssl map [ map-type ssl-subscriber-template ] [ name name ] [ | { grep grep_options | more } ]
> show ssl statistics
> This command displays statistics for SSL since the last restart or clear command.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> show ssl statistics [ service-name name ] [ | { grep grep_options | more } ]
> ssl
> This command creates a new SSL template or specifies an existing one and enters the SSL Template Configuration Mode.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] ssl template name { ssl-subscriber }
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (SSL Template Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new SSL Template Configuration mode:
> ca-certificate list name
> certificate name
> cipher-suites list name
> end
> exit
> version list { tlsv1 }
> version
> This command specifies the supported version(s) of SSL protocol on the P-CSCF/A-BG. Currently, there is only one supported version of SSL protocol, which is TLS v0.1.
> CLI (SSL Template Configuration Mode)
> version list { tlsv1 }
> default version
> Session Control Manager Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new SCM commands available in Release 12.2.
> aaa-group
> This command configures matching criteria for selecting a aaa-group name. When a subscriber registers, the selection criteria are compared and the aaa-group name from the matching entry will be picked up. The selected aaa-group will be used for all CDF (enabled for a given access type) or HSS interactions for that subscriber.
> Maximum of 3 criteria can be configured per entry. A maximum of 1024 such entries can be configured.
> CLI (CSCF Diameter Selection Configuration Mode)
> aaa-group name { [ preference value ] criteria { aor aor_prefix | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | subscriber-ip-type
> { v4 | v6 } } + }
> no aaa-group name preference value
> as-call
> This command enables or disables the update of AS Call related Invite Request URI with translation result in the CSCF service.
> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] as-call invite-request-uri update
> authorization policy-interworking-failure
> This command allows/rejects a call based on configuration in case of failure from PCRF.
> By default, session-reject is activated to reject the call with default response code 500.
> CLI (CSCF PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode)
> authorization policy-interworking-failure { session-continue | session-reject [ response-code code ] }
> default authorization policy-interworking-failure
> bind
> This command binds the NPDB client to an IP address or domain, port, and password.
> CLI (CSCF NPDB Client Configuration Mode)
> bind address IPv4_address system-id system_id id client_id { encrypted password password | password password }
> no bind
> caller-preference
> This command enables or disables custom SIP caller preferences.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> caller-preference custom
> [ default | no ] caller-preference
> cscf diameter-selection
> This command creates a CDF or HSS selection table and enters the CSCF Diameter Selection Configuration Mode.
> When HSS table has entries, this criteria is always applied for HSS server selection.
> CDF server selection can be enabled or disabled for a given access type.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> cscf diameter-selection type { cdf | hss } [ -noconfirm ]
> no cscf diameter-selection type { cdf | hss }
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (CSCF Diameter Selection Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new CSCF Diameter Selection Configuration Mode:
> aaa-group name { [ preference value ] criteria { aor aor_prefix | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | subscriber-ip-type
> { v4 | v6 } } + }
> no aaa-group name preference value
> end
> exit
> cscf peer-servers-group
> This command creates a peer server group and enters the Peer Servers Group Configuration Mode.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> cscf peer-servers-group group_name type sip-as [ -noconfirm ]
> no cscf peer-servers-group group_name
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (CSCF Peer Servers Group Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new CSCF Peer Servers Group Configuration Mode:
> end
> exit
> [ no ] peer-servers server_name
> cscf prefix-table
> This command creates a prefix table and enters the Prefix Table Configuration Mode.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] cscf prefix-table
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (CSCF Prefix Table Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new CSCF Prefix Table Configuration Mode:
> end
> exit
> number number [ ported ] [ routing-domain domain ]
> custom reg-binding
> This command controls whether the S-CSCF returns only one or all bindings for AOR in 200 OK REGISTER response.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] custom reg-binding
> custom response
> This command configures reject with specific response code for UE capability failure.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> custom response ue-capability-failure { capability_type } reject response-code { response_code }
> no custom-response ue-capability-failure { capability_type }
> custom volte
> This command enables custom features. By default, this command is disabled.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] custom volte
> diameter-selection
> This command enables or disables prefix and capability based CDF server selection. By default, this command is disabled.
> CLI (CSCF Access Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] diameter-selection cdf
> dummy-as
> This command sets a response code for Dummy-AS. If this mode is selected, then MESSAGE/PUBLISH requests will be responded to by S-CSCF with configured response code. The response code can be 2xx/4xx/5xx/6xx; 3xx,401,and 407 are not allowed.
> CLI (CSCF Peer Server Monitoring Configuration Mode)
> dummy-as custom-response-code SIP_response_code
> default dummy-as custom-response-code
> forking
> This command controls the default-request forking-type in S-CSCF. The default forking type is parallel.
> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> forking { parallel | serial }
> [ default | no ] forking
> multiple-reg
> This command allows multiple registrations for the same private user-id from different devices. By default, multiple registrations are not allowed for the same private user-id.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] multiple-reg same-private-id
> npdb-client
> This command creates an NPDB (Number Portability Data Base) client and enters the CSCF NPDB Client Configuration Mode.
> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> npdb-client client_name [ -noconfirm ]
> [ no ] npdb-client
> This command enters the following mode:
> CLI (CSCF NPDB Client Configuration Mode)
> The following commands are located in the new CSCF Prefix Table Configuration Mode:
> bind address IPv4_address system-id system_id id client_id { encrypted password password | password password }
> no bind
> end
> exit
> npdb-primary-server { address IPv4_address | domain domain } port port_number
> no npdb-primary-server
> npdb-secondary-server { address IPv4_address | domain domain } port port_number
> no npdb-secondary-server
> timeout { bind-response secs | error-response secs | idle secs | ping secs | ping-response secs | query-response secs | release-response secs | tcp-retry secs }
> [ default | no ] timeout { bind-response | error-response | idle | ping | ping-response | query-response | release-response | tcp-retry }
> npdb-primary-server
> This command configures the NPDB primary server.
> CLI (CSCF NPDB Client Configuration Mode)
> npdb-primary-server { address IPv4_address | domain domain } port port_number
> no npdb-primary-server
> npdb-secondary-server
> This command configures the NPDB secondary server.
> CLI (CSCF NPDB Client Configuration Mode)
> npdb-secondary-server { address IPv4_address | domain domain } port port_number
> no npdb-secondary-server
> number
> This command determines for each number (or number prefix) in a prefix table whether it is ported and the SIP routing domain.
> CLI (CSCF Prefix Table Configuration Mode)
> number number [ ported ] [ routing-domain domain ]
> no number number
> pcrf-policy-control
> This command enables or disables PCRF policy control for this access-type. By default, PCRF policy control is disabled.
> CLI (CSCF Access Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] pcrf-policy-control
> peer-servers
> This command configures peer-server lists in a peer-servers-group. The peer-servers-list can be active, standby, or default.
> Note: There can be one active, one standby, and one default peer-servers-list in a peer-servers-group.
> CLI (CSCF Peer Servers Group Configuration Mode)
> peer-servers server_name { default | mode { active | standby } }
> [ no ] peer-servers server_name
> psap-file
> This command sets the location of the PSAP-Database file to maintain and access the ESRK-Ranges provided by the operator for the E-CSCF.
> CLI (CSCF Emergency-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> psap-file file_name
> no psap-file
> redirect
> This command configures the system to redirect subscriber sessions to another CSCF based on criteria(s) matching the received packet.
> CLI (CSCF ACL Configuration Mode)
> redirect { address ip_address | host host_name } [ port port_number ] { any | destination aor aor | log { any | destination aor aor | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type } | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type + }
> no redirect { address ip_address | host host_name } [ port port_number ]
> { any | destination aor aor | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type + }
> registration
> This command specifies whether the S-CSCF skips third party registration to the Application Server (AS) by a configured time after initial registration. After skipping the configured number of times, the third party register should be sent again to AS to reduce overload on AS. By default, the registration skip count is zero.
> CLI (CSCF Peer Server Monitoring Configuration Mode)
> registration skip-count count
> no registration skip-count
> RetryAfter-header-value
> This command sets the minimum and maximum value in seconds for Retry-After Header. If Transactions Per Second (TPS) rate towards the peer-server application server (AS) is exceeded, the incoming requests will be rejected with 500 error response; Retry-After Header specifies the number of seconds before UE should retry.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> RetryAfter-header-value min-value secs max-value secs
> default RetryAfter-header-value
> server-name
> This command enables/disables filling the server name AVP in MAR and SAR for Cx interface with configured server name. This command is disabled by default.
> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> server-name server_name
> no server-name
> strict-check
> This command enables strict checking on default-aor-domain so S-CSCF will reject registration and invite if there is a mismatch between aor in To/From and the configured default-aor-domain. By default, strict checking on default-aor-domain is disabled.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] strict-check configured-aor-domain
> timeout
> This command configures timeout values for NPDB client.
> CLI (CSCF NPDB Client Configuration Mode)
> timeout { bind-response secs | error-response secs | idle secs | ping secs | ping-response secs | query-response secs | release-response secs | tcp-retry secs }
> [ default | no ] timeout { bind-response | error-response | idle | ping | ping-response | query-response | release-response | tcp-retry }
> tps-rate
> This command controls the Transactions Per Second (TPS) towards the peer-server application server (AS). If TPS rate is exceeded, the incoming requests will be rejected with 500 error response; Retry-After Header specifies the number of seconds before UE should retry.
> CLI (CSCF Peer Server Monitoring Configuration Mode)
> tps-rate rate [ exclude Register ]
> no tps-rate
> user-authorization
> If this command is enabled, and I-CSCF role is enabled in S-CSCF, I-CSCF will send UAR/UAA diameter message to HSS.
> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] user-authorization
> SGSN Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new SGSN commands available in Release 12.0.
> access-restriction-data
> This new command enables the operator to assign a failure code to be included in reject messages if attach rejection is due to access restriction data (ARD) checking in incoming subscriber data (ISD) messages. As well, the operator can disable the ARD checking behavior.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> access-restriction-data { failure-code cause_code | no-check }
> remove access-restriction-data failure-code
> aggregate-ipc-msg
> New command enables/disables aggregation of IPC messages in linkmgr and sessmgr.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> aggregate-ipc-msg { linkmgr | sessmgr } { flush-frequency frequency | num-msgs number_msgs }
> default aggregate-ipc-msg { linkmgr | sessmgr }
> apn-resolve-dns-query snaptr
> This new command enables the SGSN to send an straightforward name authority pointer (SNAPTR) type DNS query for APN resolution. The SNAPTR filters based on the EPC-capability of the user equipment (UE).
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] apn-resolve-dns-query snaptr
> associate-dscp-template
> This new command in the GPRS Service configuration mode associates a specific DSCP template with a specific GPRS service configuration.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> associate-dscp-template downlink template_name
> no associate-dscp-template downlink
> bssgp-message
> A new command determines the SGSN response to MS-Flow-Control messages received from an unknown MS.
> CLI (SGSN Global Configuration Mode)
> bssgp-message ms-flow-control-from-unknown-ms { discard-message | send-ack | send-status }
> [default] bssgp-message ms-flow-control-from-unknown-ms
> check-zone-code
> Command enables/disables a mechanism to check zone codes.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ no | remove ] check-zone-code
> check-imei
> New commands determine the SGSN’s action during an attach process if the route towards the EIR is down.
> IMPORTANT: The check-imei gf-failure-action command described below for 2G and 3G SGSNs works only if the EIR is associated under map-service and the EIR link is down. If check-imei gf-failure-action is configured as continue, and there is no EIR associated under map-service, then the SGSN rejects the Attach procedure with the disconnect-reason check-imei failure.
> CLI (SGSN-Service Configuration Mode & GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default ] check-imei { gf-failure-action | gf-timeout-action } { continue | reject }
> control-packet
> This command in the new DSCP template mode configure handling of downlink control packets.
> CLI (DSCP Template Configuration Mode)
> control-packet qos-dscp { af11 | af12 | af13 | af21 | af22 | af23 | af31 | af32 | af33 | af41 | af42 | af43 | be | cs1 | cs2 | cs3 | cs4 | cs5 | cs6 | cs7 | ef }]
> default control-packet
> data-packet
> This command in the new DSCP template mode configure handling of downlink data packets.
> CLI (DSCP Template Configuration Mode)
> data-packet { background | conversational | interactive { priority1 |
> priority2 | priority3 } | streaming } qos-dscp { af11 | af12 | af13 | af21 | af22 | af23 | af31 | af32 | af33 | af41 | af42 | af43 | be | cs1 | cs2 | cs3 | cs4 | cs5 | cs6 | cs7 | ef }]
> default data-packet { background | conversational | interactive { priority1 | priority2 | priority3 } | streaming }
> disable-remote-restart-counter-verification
> This new command disables the SGSN's default behavior for verification of remote peer's restart counter change values.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no | default ] disable-remote-restart-counter-verification
> dlci-util schema
> A new command has been added to the Bulkstats configuration mode to configure bulk statistics collection for the DLCI utilization:
> CLI (Bulkstats Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] dlci-util schema <dlci_schema_name> format <dlci_schema_format>
> dscp-template
> Use this new command to create or delete DSCP templates and to gain to the new DSCP templates configuration mode. The new DSCP template mode provides commands to configure control and data-packet handling:

> l | control-packet command configures DSCP values for downlink control packets

> l | data-packet command configures DSCP values for downlink data packets

> CLI (SGSN Global Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] dscp-template template_name [-noconfirm]
> empty-cr
> This new command allows the operator to enable a feature which determines how empty (no data parameters) Connection Request messages will be handled.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] empty-cr procedure reject
> ggsn-fail-retry-timer
> Sets the amount of time that a GGSN will be unavailable/blacklisted.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> ggsn-fail-retry-timer value
> no ggsn-fail-retry-timer
> gmm-message
> The new command configures the SGSN to discard (drop) the Attach-Request message received with a random TLLI already in use.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default ] gmm-message attach-with-tlli-in-use discard-message
> gn-delay-monitoring
> New command enables monitoring of the delay of packets over Gn/Gp between the SGSN and GGSN.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> gn-delay-monitoring [ num-delay number_delayed | num-no-delay-for-clear number_normal | tolerance-seconds number_seconds ]
> default gn-delay-monitoring [ num-delay | num-no-delay-for-clear | tolerance-seconds ]
> no gn-delay-monitoring
> max-remote-restart-counter-change
> This command sets a restart counter change window to avoid the resulting service deactivations and activations causing large bursts of network traffic if the restart counter change messages from the GGSN are erroneous.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> max-remote-restart-counter-change <value 1 - 255>
> default max-remote-restart-counter-change
> map-message
> A new configuration command instructs the SGSN to either ignore or validate the CAMEL subscription when there is no CAMEL service associated or in existence.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> map-message insert-subscriber-data csi-handling when-camel-not-associated ignore-subscription
> default map-message insert-subscriber-data csi-handling
> min-unused-auth-vector
> A new configuration command defines a threshold for the minimum number of unused vectors that the SGSN will retain before triggering the initiation of a SAI.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> min-unused-auth-vector <min#_vectors>
> remove min-unused-auth-vector
> mtp2-max-outstand-frames
> A new command provides a new default (7) for the number of outstanding packets sent by the linkmgr and also enables the operator to configurable a specific number of outstanding packets sent by the linkmgr. These configurations are applicable for both high-speed and low-speed narrowband links.
> CLI (Link Configuration Mode)
> mtp2-max-outstand-frames <5 - 10>
> default mtp2-max-outstand-frames
> network-sharing failure-code
> Network-sharing reject cause codes can be configured with the following new command:
> CLI (IuPS-Service Configuration Mode)
> network-sharing failure-code <2-111>
> default network-sharing failure-code
> old-tlli
> Part 1: A new command configures a list of random TLLI (identified by hex number) to be invalidated (removed) from the GMM after the invalidate old-TLLI timer expires (see Part 2) and starts the invalidate old-TLLI timer. This command can be repeated up to 50 TLLI.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] old-tlli invalidate tlli < hexadecimal >
> IMPORTANT: If the old-TLLI expiry timer is not configured with the old-tlli hold-time command, then the SGSN will only drop second Attach Requests using the same random TLLI already in use.
> Part 2: Another keyword in this new command configures the old-TLLI expiry timer (1 to 125 seconds, default of 5) to be started in GMM when anyone of the listed random TLLI are received. If the timer expires prior to receiving Attach-Complete then the SGSN invalidates (removes) the TLLI from the GMM.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] old-tlli hold-time < seconds >
> IMPORTANT: For this configuration to work, the list of random TLLI to be removed (invalidated) from the GMM must be defined with the old-tlli invalidate tlli command.
> pdp-deactivation-rate
> Set the rate at which the SGSN deactivates PDP connections per second per SessMgr when a GPT-C path failure is detected.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> pdp-deactivation-rate { connected-ready <rate> | idle-standby <rate> }
> default pdp-deactivation-rate { connected-ready | idle-standby }
> ptmsi-signature-reallocate
> A new command enables configuration of P-TMSI signature reallocation for Attach/RAU procedures.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> ptmsi-signature-reallocate { attach | frequency <frequency> | interval <minutes> | ptmsi-reallocation-command | routing-area-update [ update-type [ combined-update | imsi-combined-update | periodic | ra-update ] } [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] [ frequency <frequency> ]
> ranap excess-len ignore
> A new command configures the SGSN to ignore RANAP messages that have extra octets.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] ranap excess-len ignore
> ranap global-cn-id
> The following new command allows the SGSN to use ‘selected-plmn’ in the Global Core Network ID IE in the Paging Request message and/or the Relocation Request message when network sharing is enabled:
> CLI (RNC Configuration Mode)
> ranap global-cn-id { relocation-request | paging-request } [ network-sharing selected-plmn ]
> [ default | no ] ranap global-cn-id { relocation-request | paging-request }
> ranap paging-area-id
> The following new command allows the SGSN to use ‘selected-plmn’ in the Paging Area ID IE in the Paging Request message and/or the Relocation Request message when network sharing is enabled:
> CLI (RNC Configuration Mode)
> ranap paging-area-id paging-request [ network-sharing selected-plmn ]
> [ default | no ] ranap paging-area-id paging-request
> regional-subscription-restriction
> This command enables the operator to define the cause code for subscriber rejection when it is due to regional subscription information failure.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ remove ] regional-subscription-restriction [ failure-code <code> | user-device-release { before-r99 failure-code <code> | r99-or-later failure-code <code> } ]
> relocation-alloc-timeout
> A new command defines the amount of time (in seconds) that the SGSN waits for a Relocation Request message. The range is 1 to 60 with a default of 5.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> relocation-alloc-timeout <time>
> default relocation-alloc-timeout
> reporting-action event-record
> This new command enables the SGSN to log GMM/SM events in EDR files for SGSN services.
> CLI (SGSN-Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] reporting-action event-record
> This new command enables the SGSN to log GMM/SM events in EDR files for 2G services.
> CLI (GPRS-Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] reporting-action event-record
> IMPORTANT: To enable CDR file generation, enter the edr-module active-charging-service, command from the Context configuration mode. To configure the file transfer and CDR parameters, accesses the EDR module configuration mode commands.
> sctp-init-rwnd
> A new command enables the SCTP association to set the size of the window (32768 (32KB) to 1048576 (1MB)) at the receiving end. The default window size is 1048576.
> IMPORTANT: Before the window size can be set, the ASP association must be terminated with the no associate command. After the window size is set, the ASP association must be re-established with the associate command.
> CLI (SGSN PSP Configuration Mode)
> sctp-init-rwnd <window_size>
> default sctp-init-rwnd
> sgsn retry-unavailable-ggsn
> Marks the GGSN as available for further activation.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> sgsn retry-unavailable-ggsn <IPv4 or IPv6>
> smsc-address-restriction-list
> A new command allows the operator to restrict forwarding of SMS messages on the basis of a defined list of SMS-C addresses.
> CLI (Short-Message-Service Configuration Mode)
> smsc-address-restriction-list <isdn-no> +
> no smsc-address-restriction-list <isdn-no>
> IMPORTANT: The smsc-address-restriction-list command only takes effect if the smsc-address-restriction-type command has also been configured.
> target-offloading algorithm
> Configure the number of subscribers to be off-loaded.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> target-offloading algorithm [ optimized-for-speed | optimized-for-target-count ]
> SGSN Commands - New in Release 12.1
> This section provides information on new SGSN commands available in Release 12.1.
> access-restriction-data
> This new command enables the operator to assign a failure code to be included in reject messages if attach rejection is due to access restriction data (ARD) checking in incoming subscriber data (ISD) messages. As well, the operator can disable the ARD checking behavior.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> access-restriction-data { failure-code <cause_code> | no-check }
> remove access-restriction-data failure-code
> aggregate-ipc-msg
> New command enables/disables aggregation of IPC messages in linkmgr and sessmgr.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> aggregate-ipc-msg { linkmgr | sessmgr } { flush-frequency <frequency> | num-msgs <number_msgs> }
> default aggregate-ipc-msg { linkmgr | sessmgr }
> bssgp-message
> A new command determines the SGSN response to MS-Flow-Control messages received from an unknown MS.
> CLI (SGSN Global Configuration Mode)
> bssgp-message ms-flow-control-from-unknown-ms { discard-message | send-ack | send-status }
> [default] bssgp-message ms-flow-control-from-unknown-ms
> check-zone-code
> Command enables/disables a mechanism to check zone codes.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ no | remove ] check-zone-code
> ggsn-fail-retry-timer
> Sets the amount of time that a GGSN will be unavailable/blacklisted.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> ggsn-fail-retry-timer <value>
> no ggsn-fail-retry-timer
> gn-delay-monitoring
> New command enables monitoring of the delay of packets over Gn/Gp between the SGSN and GGSN.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> gn-delay-monitoring [ num-delay <number_delayed> | num-no-delay-for-clear <number_normal> | tolerance-seconds <number_seconds> ]
> default gn-delay-monitoring [ num-delay | num-no-delay-for-clear | tolerance-seconds ]
> no gn-delay-monitoring
> ignore-remote-restart-counter-change
> A new command instructs the SGSN to ignore (not process) restart counters received from remote nodes. Default is to process the restart counters.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> ignore-remote-restart-counter-change
> [ default | no ] ignore-remote-restart-counter-change
> mtp2-max-outstand-frames
> A new command provides a new default (7) for the number of outstanding packets sent by the linkmgr and also enables the operator to configurable a specific number of outstanding packets sent by the linkmgr. These configurations are applicable for both high-speed and low-speed narrowband links.
> CLI (Link Configuration Mode)
> mtp2-max-outstand-frames <5 - 10>
> default mtp2-max-outstand-frames
> ptmsi-signature-reallocate
> A new command enables configuration of P-TMSI signature reallocation for Attach/RAU procedures.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> ptmsi-signature-reallocate { attach | frequency <frequency> | interval <minutes> | ptmsi-reallocation-command | routing-area-update [ update-type [ combined-update | imsi-combined-update | periodic | ra-update ] } [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] [ frequency <frequency> ]
> regional-subscription-restriction
> This command enables the operator to define the cause code for subscriber rejection when it is due to regional subscription information failure.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ remove ] regional-subscription-restriction [ failure-code <code> | user-device-release { before-r99 failure-code <code> | r99-or-later failure-code <code> } ]
> relocation-alloc-timeout
> A new command defines the amount of time (in seconds) that the SGSN waits for a Relocation Request message. The range is 1 to 60 with a default of 5.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> relocation-alloc-timeout <time>
> default relocation-alloc-timeout
> sgsn retry-unavailable-ggsn
> Marks the GGSN as available for further activation.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> sgsn retry-unavailable-ggsn <IPv4 or IPv6>
> smsc-address-restriction-list
> A new command allows the operator to restrict forwarding of SMS messages on the basis of a defined list of SMS-C addresses.
> CLI Short-Message-Service Configuration Mode
> smsc-address-restriction-list <isdn-no> +
> no smsc-address-restriction-list <isdn-no>
> IMPORTANT: The smsc-address-restriction-list command only takes effect if the smsc-address-restriction-type command has also been configured.
> target-offloading algorithm
> Configure the number of subscribers to be off-loaded.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> target-offloading algorithm [ optimized-for-speed | optimized-for-target-count ]
> SGSN Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new SGSN commands available in Release 12.2.
> apn-resolve-dns-query snaptr
> This new command enables the SGSN to send an straightforward name authority pointer (SNAPTR) type DNS query for APN resolution. The SNAPTR filters based on the EPC-capability of the user equipment (UE).
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] apn-resolve-dns-query snaptr
> bssgp-message ptp-bvc-reset
> This new command enables the operator to specify the action to be taken when the SGSN receives a peer-to-peer BVC-Reset.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> bssgp-message ptp-bvc-reset { frc-subscriber-standby | retain-current-state }
> default bssgp-message ptp-bvc-reset
> check-imei
> New commands determine the SGSN’s action during an attach process if the route towards the EIR is down.
> IMPORTANT: The check-imei gf-failure-action command described below for 2G and 3G SGSNs works only if the EIR is associated under map-service and the EIR link is down. If check-imei gf-failure-action is configured as continue, and there is no EIR associated under map-service, then the SGSN rejects the Attach procedure with the disconnect-reason check-imei failure.
> disable-remote-restart-counter-verification
> This new command disables the SGSN's default behavior for verification of remote peer's restart counter change values.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> [ no | default ] disable-remote-restart-counter-verification
> dlci-util schema
> A new command has been added to the Bulkstats configuration mode to configure bulk statistics collection for the DLCI utilization:
> CLI (Bulkstats Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] dlci-util schema <dlci_schema_name> format <dlci_schema_format>
> dual-address-pdp
> New command makes it possible for the operator to enable (default) / disable SGSN support for MS/UE requests for dual PDP type (IPv4v6) addressing.
> NOTE: For this feature to function, common-flags must be enabled with the gptc send command in the SGTP Service configuration mode.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] dual-address-pdp
> dual-address-pdp
> This new command enables the SGSN to work with an RNC with functioning dual address (IPv4v6) bearer support capability.
> CLI (RNC Configuration Mode)
> [ default ] dual-address-pdp { not-supported | supported }
> empty-cr
> This new command allows the operator to enable a feature which determines how empty (no data parameters) Connection Request messages will be handled.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] empty-cr procedure reject
> force-authenticate consecutive-security-failure
> New command disables/enables forced authentication when the MS/UE security fails. Also configures the procedures and frequency for authentication.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> force-authenticate consecutive-security-failure { inter-sgsn-rau | local-messages count <frequency> | non-local-messages count <frequency> }
> [ default | no ] force-authenticate consecutive-security-failure { inter-sgsn-rau | local-messages | non-local-messages }
> gmm-message
> The new command configures the SGSN to discard (drop) the Attach-Request message received with a random TLLI already in use.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default ] gmm-message attach-with-tlli-in-use discard-message
> map-message
> A new configuration command instructs the SGSN to either ignore or validate the CAMEL subscription when there is no CAMEL service associated or in existence.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> map-message insert-subscriber-data csi-handling when-camel-not-associated ignore-subscription
> default map-message insert-subscriber-data csi-handling
> max-remote-restart-counter-change
> This command sets a restart counter change window to avoid the resulting service deactivations and activations causing large bursts of network traffic if the restart counter change messages from the GGSN are erroneous.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> max-remote-restart-counter-change <value 1 - 255>
> default max-remote-restart-counter-change
> min-unused-auth-vector
> A new configuration command defines a threshold for the minimum number of unused vectors that the SGSN will retain before triggering the initiation of a SAI.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> min-unused-auth-vector <min#_vectors>
> remove min-unused-auth-vector
> network-overload-protection
> New queue-size and wait-time keywords define the queue size for buffering and message age-out wait-time for optimized network overload protection.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> network-overload-protection sgsn-new-connections-per-second #_new_connections action { drop | reject with cause { congestion | network failure } } [ queue-size <queue_size> ] [ wait-time <wait_time> ]
> default network-overload-protection
> network-sharing failure-code
> Network-sharing reject cause codes can be configured with the following new command:
> CLI (IuPS-Service Configuration Mode)
> network-sharing failure-code <2-111>
> default network-sharing failure-code
> old-tlli
> Part 1: A new command configures a list of random TLLI (identified by hex number) to be invalidated (removed) from the GMM after the invalidate old-TLLI timer expires (see Part 2) and starts the invalidate old-TLLI timer. This command can be repeated up to 50 TLLI.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] old-tlli invalidate tlli < hexadecimal >
> IMPORTANT: If the old-TLLI expiry timer is not configured with the old-tlli hold-time command, then the SGSN will only drop second Attach Requests using the same random TLLI already in use.
> Part 2: Another keyword in this new command configures the old-TLLI expiry timer (1 to 125 seconds, default of 5) to be started in GMM when anyone of the listed random TLLI are received. If the timer expires prior to receiving Attach-Complete then the SGSN invalidates (removes) the TLLI from the GMM.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] old-tlli hold-time < seconds >
> IMPORTANT: For this configuration to work, the list of random TLLI to be removed (invalidated) from the GMM must be defined with the old-tlli invalidate tlli command.
> pdp-deactivation-rate
> Set the rate at which the SGSN deactivates PDP connections per second per SessMgr when a GPT-C path failure is detected.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> pdp-deactivation-rate { connected-ready <rate> | idle-standby <rate> }
> default pdp-deactivation-rate { connected-ready | idle-standby }
> pdp-type-ipv4v6-overrride
> This new command configures the SGSN to send either IPv4 or IPv6 towards GGSN when MS/UE requests PDP type as IPv4v6 but either the SGSN or the RNC is not configured to support dual PDP type.
> CLI (APN Profile Configuration Mode)
> pdp-type-ipv4v6-overrride { ipv4 | ipv6 }
> remove pdp-type-ipv4v6-overrride
> ranap excess-len ignore
> A new command configures the SGSN to ignore RANAP messages that have extra octets.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] ranap excess-len ignore
> ranap global-cn-id
> The following new command allows the SGSN to use ‘selected-plmn’ in the Global Core Network ID IE in the Paging Request message and/or the Relocation Request message when network sharing is enabled:
> CLI (RNC Configuration Mode)
> ranap global-cn-id { relocation-request | paging-request } [ network-sharing selected-plmn ]
> [ default | no ] ranap global-cn-id { relocation-request | paging-request }
> ranap paging-area-id
> The following new command allows the SGSN to use ‘selected-plmn’ in the Paging Area ID IE in the Paging Request message and/or the Relocation Request message when network sharing is enabled:
> CLI (RNC Configuration Mode)
> ranap paging-area-id paging-request [ network-sharing selected-plmn ]
> [ default | no ] ranap paging-area-id paging-request
> ran-information-management
> This new command enables the SGSN to handle RIM messages if the destination node is also RIM capable.
> CLI (SGSN Global Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] ran-information-management
> ran-information-management
> This new command informs the SGSN that the RNC is RIM capable.
> NOTE: to use this command, RIM support must first be enabled in the SGSN Global configuration mode.
> CLI (RNC Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] ran-information-management
> reporting-action event-record
> This new command enables the SGSN to log GMM/SM events in EDR files for SGSN services.
> CLI (SGSN-Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] reporting-action event-record
> This new command enables the SGSN to log GMM/SM events in EDR files for 2G services.
> CLI (GPRS-Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] reporting-action event-record
> IMPORTANT: To enable CDR file generation, enter the edr-module active-charging-service, command from the Context configuration mode. To configure the file transfer and CDR parameters, accesses the EDR module configuration mode commands.
> sctp-init-rwnd
> A new command enables the SCTP association to set the size of the window (32768 (32KB) to 1048576 (1MB)) at the receiving end. The default window size is 1048576.
> IMPORTANT: Before the window size can be set, the ASP association must be terminated with the no associate command. After the window size is set, the ASP association must be re-established with the associate command.
> CLI (SGSN PSP Configuration Mode)
> sctp-init-rwnd <window_size>
> default sctp-init-rwnd
> TPO Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new TPO commands available in Release 12.0.
> p2p-detected
> This command allows to disable/continue TPO optimizations when a P2P flow is detected.
> CLI (ACS TPO Profile Configuration Mode)
> p2p-detected { cease-tpo | continue-tpo }
> default p2p-detected
> tpo default-policy
> This command configures the default TPO policy for a rulebase. For subscribers using a particular rulebase, the default TPO policy configured in it will be used only if in the APN/subscriber profile no TPO policy is configured, and a policy to use is not received from the AAA.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> tpo default-policy tpo_policy_name
> no tpo default-policy
> tpo profile
> This command configures the TPO profile for the charging action. This enables the specified TPO profile to be applied when a flow matches the charging action.
> CLI (ACS Charging Action Configuration Mode)
> tpo profile tpo_profile_name
> no tpo profile
> TPO Commands - New in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on new TPO commands available in Release 12.2.
> tcp pacing
> This command enables/disables TCP Pacing support, which causes the sender to evenly distribute window of data over an entire RTT.
> CLI (ACS TPO Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ no | default ] tcp pacing
> XT2 Commands - New in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new XT2 commands available in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> Modified Configuration Commands
> This section identifies configuration commands that have been modified in Release 12.x.

> l | Common Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Common Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | Application Detection and Control - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Application Detection and Control - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | Content Filtering Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Content Filtering Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | ECS Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | ECS Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | Firewall Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Firewall Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | GGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | GGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | HA Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | HSGW Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | HSGW Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | IPCF Commands - Modified in Release 12.1

> l | Mobility Management Entity Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Mobility Management Entity Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | NAT Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | NAT Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | PDIF Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | PDSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Serving Gateway Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Session Control Manager Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | Session Control Manager Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | SGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.0

> l | SGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.1

> l | SGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.2

> l | TPO Commands Modified in Release 12.0

> l | TPO Commands Modified in Release 12.2

> Common Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on common commands modified for Release 12.0.
> authentication
> This command configures authentication for subscribers or gateways accessing a service using the crypto template. Two new keywords and their respective supporting keywords and variables were added to the authentication command in the Crypto Template Configuration Mode: local and remote.
> CLI (Crypto Template Configuration Mode)
> authentication { eap-profile name [ second-phase eap-profile name ] | gateway { encrypted key value | key clear_text } | local { certificate | pre-shared-key { encrypted key value | key clear_text } | pre-shared-key { encrypted key value | key clear_text } | remote { certificate | eap-profile name [ second-phase eap-profile name ] | pre-shared-key { encrypted key value | key clear_text } }
> diameter dictionary
> This command configures the Diameter Credit Control dictionary for the Active Charging Service. In this release, the dcca-custom21 through dcca-custom30 options were added to this command.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> diameter dictionary { dcca-custom1 | dcca-custom10 | dcca-custom11 | dcca-custom12 | dcca-custom13 | dcca-custom14 | dcca-custom15 | dcca-custom16 | dcca-custom17 | dcca-custom18 | dcca-custom19 | dcca-custom2 | dcca-custom20 | dcca-custom21 | dcca-custom22 | dcca-custom23 | dcca-custom24 | dcca-custom25 | dcca-custom26 | dcca-custom27 | dcca-custom28 | dcca-custom29 | dcca-custom3 | dcca-custom30 | dcca-custom4 | dcca-custom5 | dcca-custom6 | dcca-custom7 | dcca-custom8 | dcca-custom9 | standard }
> default diameter dictionary
> ikev2-ikesa
> The allow-empty-ikesa keyword is new in the ikev2-ikesa command allowing the retention of an IKE SA even after its child SAs have been deleted.
> CLI (Crypto Template Configuration Mode)
> ikev2-ikesa { allow-empty-ikesa | keepalive-user-activity | max-retransmissions number | retransmission-timeout msec | policy error-notification [ invalid-message-id | invalid-syntax ] rekey | setup-timer sec | transform-set list name }
> ip address
> This command now allows the configuration of a 31-bit subnet mask for IPv4 addresses per RFC 3021.
> CLI (Ethernet Interface Configuration Mode)
> ip address ip_address ip_mask
> link-aggregation
> This command is used to aggregate ports on a Quad Gig-E line card (QGLC) and set related parameters. Several keywords have been added.
> CLI (Ethernet Port Configuration Mode)
> link-aggregation { distribution { block | random | rotate | simple } | lacp { active | passive } [ rate { auto | fast | slow } ] [ timeout { long | short } ] | master { global group group_number | group group_number | local group group_number } | member { global group group_number | group group_number | local group group_number } | redundancy { standard | switched } [ hold-time sec ] [ preferred slot { card_number | none } ] | toggle-link }
> no link-aggregation [ toggle-link ]
> default link-aggregation { distribution | lacp | redundancy | toggle-link }
> For link-aggregation redundancy standard mode, hold-time and preferred slot settings are now accepted and processed. Previously these settings were only observed for link-aggregation redundancy switched mode.
> match ip pool
> The keyword destination-network has been added to this command. An IP pool attached to the crypto map can have multiple IPSec tunnels according to the destination of the packet being forwarded to internet.
> CLI (Crypto Map IKEv1 Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] match ip pool pool-name pool_name [ destination-network ip_address { / mask | mask ip_mask } ]
> pending-traffic-treatment
> This command controls the pass/drop treatment of traffic while waiting for definitive credit information from the server. In this release, a new keyword limted-pass has been added to this command. This enables limited access for subscribers when the OCS is unreachable by provisioning a default quota to use until there is a response from the OCS.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> pending-traffic-treatment { { { forced-reauth | trigger | validity-expired } drop | pass } | { { noquota | quota-exhausted } buffer | drop | limited-pass volume | pass } }
> default pending-traffic-treatment { forced-reauth | noquota | quota-exhausted | trigger | validity-expired }
> rule-variable
> This command specifies the order of fields in the EDR. The following new TPO-related fields are now supported in the EDR format:

> l | TCP flow related:

> l | tpo-enabled

> l | HTTP transaction related:

> l | ad-delivered

> l | ad-replaced

> l | compression-bytes-in

> l | compression-bytes-out

> l | dns-resolution-locally

> l | dns-resolution-remotely

> l | tpo-enabled

> CLI (ACS EDR Format Configuration Mode)
> rule-variable protocol rule priority priority [ in-quotes ]
> no rule-variable protocol rule [ priority priority ]
> use-proxy
> This command enables a Diameter proxy for the Diameter endpoint. A new keyword server-mode is added in this release to specify that the Diameter proxy should be treated as if it is the server side of the endpoint connection.
> CLI (Diameter Endpoint Configuration Mode)
> use-proxy [ server-mode [ demux-mode ] ]
> Common Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on common commands modified for Release 12.2.
> aaa constructed-nai
> Configures the password used during authentication for sessions using a Constructed Network Access Identifier (NAI) or an APN-specified user name. The maximum value for the keyword encrypted password has been changed from 63 to 132 characters.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> aaa constructed-nai authentication [ [ encrypted ] password user_password | useshared-secret-password ]
> no aaa constructed-nai authentication
> cc
> This command configures a charging characteristics profile, within the accounting profile configuration, for CDR generation. In this release, the maximum value for the cc profile buckets has been extended to support up to 10 for Diameter Rf accounting only. However, in the case of GTPP accounting, this CLI command allows configuring only up to 4 buckets.
> Also, the maximum limit for the volume octets has been changed from 400000000 to 4000000000.
> CLI (Accounting Policy Configuration Mode)
> cc profile index { buckets num | interval seconds | sdf-interval seconds | sdf-volume { downlink octets { uplink octets } | total octets | uplink octets { downlink octets } } | serving-nodes num | tariff time1 min hrs
> [ time2 min hrs...time4 min hrs ] | volume { downlink octets { uplink octets } | total octets | uplink octets { downlink octets } } }
> default cc profile index
> no cc profile index { buckets | interval | sdf-interval | sdf-volume | serving-nodes | tariff | volume }
> cca radius user-password
> Specifies the RADIUS prepaid service subscriber's user password parameters in the rulebase. The maximum value for the keyword encrypted password has been changed from 63 to 132 characters.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> cca radius user-password [ encrypted ] password password
> [ no ] cca radius user-password
> diameter peer-select
> This command configures the Diameter credit control primary and secondary hosts for DCCA. A new keyword msisdn-based has been added to this command to support Diameter peer selection based on MSISDN prefix/suffix/range.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> diameter peer-select peer peer_name [ realm realm_name ] [ secondary-peer secondary_peer_name [ realm realm_name ] ] [ imsi-based { { prefix | suffix } imsi/prefix/suffix_start_value } [ to imsi/prefix/suffix_end_value ] ] [ msisdn-based { { prefix | suffix } msisdn-based/prefix/suffix_start_value } [ to msisdn-based/prefix/suffix_end_value ] ]
> no diameter peer-select [ imsi-based { { prefix | suffix } imsi/prefix/suffix_start_value } [ to imsi/prefix/suffix_end_value ] ] | [ msisdn-based { { prefix | suffix } msisdn-based/prefix/suffix_start_value } [ to msisdn-based/prefix/suffix_end_value ] ]
> diameter result-code
> This command enables sending GTP Create-PDP-Context-Rsp message with cause code based on the DCCA result code. The following keywords were newly added to this command:

> l | credit-limit-reached

> l | end-user-service-denied

> l | system-failure

> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> diameter result-code { authorization-rejected | credit-limit-reached | end-user-service-denied | user-unknown } use-gtp-cause-code { authentication-failure | no-resource-available | system-failure }
> default diameter result-code { authorization-rejected | credit-limit-reached | end-user-service-denied | user-unknown } use-gtp-cause-code
> flow action redirect-url
> The following allowed dynamic fields have been added to this command:

> l | #CONTENT-ID-LABEL#

> l | #CONTENT-ID-LABEL-CAUSING-REDIRECTION#

> l | #BEARER.HWID#

> l | #BEARER.IMSI#

> l | #BEARER.IMEI#

> l | #BEARER.ESN#

> l | #BEARER.MEID#

> Concatenated dynamic fields separated by “;” can also be added (for example, #BEARER.IMEI;BEARER.IMSI#).
> In addition, the keywords encryption { blowfish128 | blowfish64 } [ encrypted ] key key enable encryption for dynamic fields of redirect url.
> CLI (ACS Charging Action Configuration Mode)
> flow action redirect-url url /%3furl= dynamic_field
> [ clear-quota-retry-timer ] [ encryption { blowfish128 | blowfish64 }
> [ encrypted ] key key ]
> no flow action
> gtpc
> The following keyword has been added to this command:

> l | path-failure detection-policy echo

> CLI (eGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> gtpc { bind { ipv4-address ipv4_address [ ipv6-address ipv6_address ] | ipv6-address ipv6_address [ ipv4-address ipv4_address ] } | echo-interval seconds | ip qos-dscp { forwarding_type } | max-retransmissions num | path-failure detection-policy echo | retransmission-timeout seconds }
> no gtpc { bind { ipv4-address ipv4_address [ ipv6-address ipv6_address ] | ipv6-address ipv6_address [ ipv4-address ipv4_address ] } | echo-interval | path-failure detection-policy }
> default gtpc { echo-interval | ip qos-dscp | max-retransmissions | path-failure detection-policy | retransmission-timeout }
> gtpp dictionary
> The following new gtpp dictionaries have been added to this command:
> custom41, custom42 , custom43, custom44, custom45, custom46, custom47, custom48, custom49, custom50, custom51, custom52, custom53, custom54, custom55, custom56, custom57, custom58, custom59, and custom60
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> gtpp dictionary { custom1 | custom10 | custom11 | custom12 | custom13 | custom14 | custom15 | custom16 | custom17 | custom18 | custom19 | custom2 | custom20 | custom21 | custom22 | custom23 | custom24 | custom25 | custom26 | custom27 | custom28 | custom29 | custom3 | custom30 | custom31 | custom32 | custom33 | custom34 | custom35 | custom36 | custom37 | custom38 | custom39 | custom4 | custom40 | custom41 | custom42 | custom43 | custom44 | custom45 | custom46 | custom47 | custom48 | custom49 | custom5 | custom50 | custom51 | custom52 | custom53 | custom54 | custom55 | custom56 | custom57 | custom58 | custom59 | custom6 | custom60 | custom7 | custom8 | custom9 | standard }
> gtpp trigger
> Added generate { cdr | container } for choice of generation of CDR or just a Container on a RAT change.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode)
> gtpp trigger { cell-update | direct-tunnel | egcdr max-losdv | inter-plmn-sgsn-change | ms-timezone-change | plmn-id-change | qos-change | rat-change [ generate { cdr | container } ] | routing-area-update | sgsn-change-limit | serving-node-change-limit | tariff-time-change | time-limit | volume-limit }
> default gtpp trigger
> no gtpp trigger { cell-update | direct-tunnel | egcdr max-losdv | inter-plmn-sgsn-change | ms-timezone-change | plmn-id-change | qos-change | rat-change | routing-area-update | sgsn-change-limit | serving-node-change-limit | tariff-time-change | time-limit |
> volume-limit }
> radius accounting server
> This command configures the RADIUS accounting server(s) in the current context. The maximum value for the keyword encrypted key has been changed from 256 to 236 characters.
> CLI (AAA Server Group Configuration Mode and Context Configuration Mode)
> radius [ mediation-device ] accounting server ip_address [ encrypted ] key value [ acct-on { disable | enable } ] [ acct-off { disable | enable } ] [ adminstatus { disable | enable } ] [ max max_messages ] [ max-rate max_value ] [ oldports ] [ port port_number ] [ priority priority ] [ type { mediation-device | standard } ] [ -noconfirm ]
> no radius [ mediation-device ] accounting server ip_address [ oldports | port port_number ]
> radius charging accounting server
> Configures RADIUS charging accounting servers in the current context for Active Charging Service Prepaid Accounting. The maximum value for the keyword encrypted key has been changed from 256 to 236 characters.
> CLI (AAA Server Group Configuration Mode and Context Configuration Mode)
> radius charging accounting server ip_address [ encrypted ] key key [ max max_messages ] [ max-rate max_rate ] [ oldports ] [ port port_number ] [ priority priority ] [ admin-status { enable | disable } ] [ -noconfirm ]
> no radius charging accounting server ip_address [ oldports | port port_number ]
> radius change-authorize-nas-ip
> Configures the NAS IP address and UDP port on which the current context will listen for Change of Authorization
> (COA) messages and Disconnect Messages (DM). If the NAS IP address is not defined with this command, any COA or DM messages from the RADIUS server are returned with a Destination Unreachable error. The maximum value of the keyword encrypted key has been changed from 256 to 236 characters.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] radius change-authorize-nas-ip ip_address [ encrypted ] key value [ port port ] [ event-timestamp-window window ] [ no-nas-identification-check] [ no-reverse-path-forward-check ] [ mpls-label input in_label_value | output out_label_value1 [ out_label_value2 ]
> radius charging server
> Configures the RADIUS charging server(s) in the current context for Active Charging Service Prepaid Authentication. The maximum value for the keyword encrypted key has been changed from 256 to 236 characters.
> CLI (AAA Server Group Configuration Mode and Context Configuration Mode)
> radius charging server ip_address [ encrypted ] key key [ max max_messages ] [ max-rate max_rate ] [ oldports ] [ port port_number ] [ priority priority ] [ admin-status { enable | disable } ] [ -noconfirm ]
> no radius charging server ip_address [ oldports | port port_number ]
> radius server
> This command configures RADIUS authentication server(s) in the current context for authentication. The maximum value for the keyword encrypted key has been changed from 256 to 236 characters.
> CLI (AAA Server Group Configuration Mode and Context Configuration Mode)
> radius server ip_address [ encrypted ] key value [ admin-status { disable | enable } ] [ max max_messages ] [ max-rate max_value ] [ oldports ] [ port port_number ] [ priority priority ] [ probe | no-probe ] [ probe-username user_name ] [ probe-password [ encrypted ] password password ] [ type { mediation-device | standard } ] [ -noconfirm ]
> no radius server ip_address [ oldports | port port_number ]
> servers-unreachable
> This command configures whether to continue/terminate calls when Diameter server(s)/OCS become unreachable. In this release, this command has been enhanced to accept the following additional keywords after-inter-time, after-inter-volume, and server-retries. This CLI command can also be used to control the triggering of behavior either at transport failure, response timeout or at Tx expiry when OCS becomes unreachable.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> servers-unreachable { behavior-triggers { initial-request | update-request } transport-failure [ response-timeout | tx-expiry ] | initial-request { continue [ { [ after-interim-time timeout_period ] [ after-interim-volume quota_value ] } server-retries retry_count ] | terminate [ { [ after-interim-time timeout_period ] [ after-interim-volume quota_value ] } server-retries retry_count | after-timer-expiry timeout_period ] } | update-request { continue [ { [ after-interim-time timeout_period ] [ after-interim-volume quota_value ] } server-retries retry_count ] | terminate [ { [ after-interim-time timeout_period ] [ after-interim-volume quota_value ] } server-retries retry_count ] | after-quota-expiry | after-timer-expiry timeout_period ] } }
> no servers-unreachable { initial-request | update-request }
> default servers-unreachable behavior-triggers { initial-request | update-request }
> save configuration
> The new obsolete-encryption keyword for the save configuration command allows the user to save a pre-12.2 release configuration prior to upgrading to 12.2 A change in encryption method prevents downgrading to a pre-12.2 release and importing a configuration file that had not been saved using this keyword.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> save configuration <url> [-redundant] [-noconfirm] [obsolete-encryption] [showsecrets] [verbose]
> system
> This new keyword allows the administrator to configure the system description and the system OID string to display both either in the default style or the new Cisco style.
> The description only applies to the default description when the admin has not configured the description using the system description CLI.
> The OID string is either the current default string 1.3.6.1.4.1.8164 or the new Cisco string 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.
> IMPORTANT: This CLI only works on both terms in the keyword. Either both are “default,” or both are “new.”
> CLI (Global Config Mode)
> sysdesc-sysoid-style new|default
> trigger type
> This command enables or disables triggering a credit reauthorization when the named values in the subscriber session changes. In this release, the mcc and mnc keywords were added to this command.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] trigger type { cellid | lac | | mcc | mnc | qos | rat | serving-node | sgsn } +
> default trigger type
> Application Detection and Control - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on ADC commands modified in Release 12.0.
> p2p-detection protocol
> This command enables detection of peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols. The following keywords were added to this command:

> l | blackberry

> l | gmail

> l | itunes

> l | myspace

> l | teamviewer

> l | twitter

> l | viber

> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] p2p-detection protocol [ actsync | aimini | all | applejuice | ares | armagettron | battlefld | bittorrent | blackberry | citrix | clubpenguin | crossfire | ddlink | directconnect | dofus | edonkey | facebook | facetime | fasttrack | feidian | fiesta | filetopia | florensia | freenet | fring | funshion | gadugadu | gamekit | gnutella | gmail | gtalk | guildwars | halflife2 | hamachivpn | iax | icecast | imesh | iptv | irc | isakmp | iskoot | itunes | jabber | kontiki | manolito | maplestory | meebo | mgcp | msn | mute | myspace | nimbuzz | octoshape | off | oovoo | openft | orb | oscar | paltalk | pando | pandora | popo | pplive | ppstream | ps3 | qq | qqgame | qqlive | quake | rdp | rfactor | rmstream | secondlife | shoutcast | skinny | skype | slingbox | sopcast | soulseek | splashfighter | ssdp | stealthnet | steam | stun | teamspeak | teamviewer | thunder | tor | truphone | tvants | tvuplayer | twitter | uusee | veohtv | viber | vpnx | vtun | warcft3 | wii | winmx | winny | wmstream | wofkungfu | wofwarcraft | xbox | xdcc | yahoo | yourfreetunnel | zattoo + ]
> p2p protocol
> This command enables detection of specific P2P protocols for charging purposes. This release now supports the following protocols:

> l | Blackberry

> l | Gmail

> l | iTunes

> l | MySpace

> l | TeamViewer

> l | Twitter

> l | Viber

> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] p2p protocol operator protocol
> p2p traffic-type
> This command defines rule expressions to match traffic type—audio, video, and unclassified. The following options were added to this command:

> l | audio

> l | video

> l | unclassified

> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] p2p traffic-type operator traffic_type
> Application Detection and Control - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on ADC commands modified in Release 12.2.
> p2p-detection protocol
> This command enables detection of peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols. The following keywords were added to this command:

> l | antsp2p

> l | imo

> l | mypeople

> l | netmotion

> l | ogg

> l | openvpn

> l | quicktime

> l | rdt

> l | scydo

> l | spotify

> l | tango

> l | tunnelvoice

> l | ultrabac

> l | usenet

> l | whatsapp

> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] p2p-detection protocol [ actsync | aimini | all | antsp2p | applejuice | ares | armagettron | battlefld | bittorrent | blackberry | citrix | clubpenguin | crossfire | ddlink | directconnect | dofus | edonkey | facebook | facetime | fasttrack | feidian | fiesta | filetopia | florensia | freenet | fring | funshion | gadugadu | gamekit | gnutella | gmail | gtalk | guildwars | halflife2 | hamachivpn | iax | icecast | imesh | imo | iptv | irc | isakmp | iskoot | itunes | jabber | kontiki | manolito | maplestory | meebo | mgcp | msn | mute | mypeople | myspace | netmotion | nimbuzz | octoshape | off | ogg | oovoo | openft | openvpn | orb | oscar | paltalk | pando | pandora | popo | pplive | ppstream | ps3 | qq | qqgame | qqlive | quake | quicktime | rdp | rdt | rfactor | rmstream | scydo | secondlife | shoutcast | skinny | skype | slingbox | sopcast | soulseek | splashfighter | spotify | ssdp | stealthnet | steam | stun | tango | teamspeak | teamviewer | thunder | tor | truphone | tunnelvoice | tvants | tvuplayer | twitter | ultrabac | usenet | uusee | veohtv | viber | vpnx | vtun | warcft3 | whatsapp | wii | winmx | winny | wmstream | wofkungfu | wofwarcraft | xbox | xdcc | yahoo | yourfreetunnel | zattoo + ]
> p2p protocol
> This command enables detection of specific P2P protocols for charging purposes. This release now supports the following protocols:

> l | AntsP2P

> l | IMO

> l | MyPeople

> l | Netmotion

> l | OGG

> l | OpenVPN

> l | Quicktime

> l | RDT

> l | Scydo

> l | Spotify

> l | Tango

> l | TunnelVoice

> l | Ultrabac

> l | Usenet

> l | WhatsApp

> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] p2p protocol operator protocol
> Content Filtering Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on Content Filtering commands modified in Release 12.0.
> analyze
> This command specifies the action to take for the indicated result after content filtering analysis. The following options are additionally supported for the category keyword:

> l | BACKUP

> l | CDN

> l | PHOTO

> l | PLAG

> CLI (Content Filtering Policy Configuration Mode)
> analyze priority priority { all | category category | x-category string } action { allow | content-insert content_string | discard | redirect-url url | terminate-flow | www-reply-code-and-terminate-flow reply_code } [ edr edr_format_name ]
> Content Filtering Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on Content Filtering commands modified in Release 12.2.
> analyze
> This command specifies the action to take for the indicated result after content filtering analysis. The edr keyword has been deprecated and replaced with the reporting-edr keyword.
> CLI (ACS Content Filtering Policy Configuration Mode)
> analyze priority priority { all | category category | x-category string } action { allow | content-insert content_string | discard | redirect-url url | terminate-flow | www-reply-code-and-terminate-flow reply_code } [ reporting-edr reporting_edr_format_name ]
> no analyze priority priority
> ECS Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on ECS commands modified in Release 12.0.
> group-of-ruledefs-application
> This command specifies the purpose of setting up a group-of-ruledefs. In support for the GX Alias feature the gx-alias keyword was added to this command. This enables to specify that a group-of-ruledefs is for Gx-alias purposes.
> CLI (ACS Group-of-Ruledefs Configuration Mode)
> group-of-ruledefs-application { charging | content-filtering | gx-alias | post-processing }
> no group-of-ruledefs-application
> insert
> This command configures the x-header fields to be inserted in HTTP/WSP GET and POST request packets. The qos and s-mcc-mnc keywords were added to this command. This enables inserting bearer QoS and serving node MCC + MNC in x-headers.
> CLI (ACS x-header Format Configuration Mode)
> insert xheader_field_name { string-constant xheader_field_value | variable { bearer { 3gpp { apn | charging-characteristics | charging-id | imei | imsi | qos | rat-type | s-mcc-mnc | sgsn-address } | acr | customer-id | ggsn-address | mdn | radius-calling-station-id | session-id | sn-rulebase | subscriber-ip-address | username } [ encrypt ] | http { host | url } }
> no insert xheader_field_name
> pop3 reply args
> This command defines rule expressions to match specified arguments with POP3 reply. In this release, the user-specified argument must be 1 through 127 characters in length. In 11.0 and earlier releases, argument must be an alpha and/or numeric string of 1 through 512 characters in length.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] pop3 reply args [ case-sensitive ] operator argument
> rule-variable
> This command configures the order of fields in the EDR. This command now enables to configure HTTP domain and WSP domain fields in the EDR. For this, from the URL, after http:// (if it is present) is removed, everything until the first “/” is used as the domain.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> rule-variable protocol rule priority priority [ in-quotes ]
> no rule-variable protocol rule [ priority priority ]
> ECS Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on ECS commands modified in Release 12.2.
> attribute
> This command specifies the order of fields in EDRs. Support for the following new attribute was added to this command.
> sn-charge-volume: The total charge volume excluding packets/bytes dropped/retransmitted by ECS.
> CLI (EDR Format Configuration Mode)
> attribute attribute { [ format { MM/DD/YY-HH:MM:SS | MM/DD/YYYY-HH:MM:SS | YYYY/MM/DD-HH:MM:SS | YYYYMMDDHHMMSS | seconds } ] [ localtime ] | [ { ip | tcp } { bytes | pkts } { downlink | uplink } ] priority priority }
> no attribute attribute [ priority priority ]
> billing-action
> This command configures billing actions for packets that match ruledefs. Support for configuring charging and reporting EDR formats was added to this command.
> CLI (ACS Charging Action Configuration Mode)
> billing-action { create-edrs { charging-edr charging_edr_format_name | reporting-edr reporting_edr_format_name } + [ wait-until-flow-ends ] | egcdr | exclude-from-udrs | radius | rf } +
> no billing-action [ create-edrs | egcdr | exclude-from-udrs | radius | rf ] +
> cdr
> This command configures the EDR/UDR file parameters. The module-only keyword was added to this command. This keyword specifies that the transfer-mode is only applicable to the EDR module; if not configured it is applicable to both EDR and UDR modules. This enables to support individual record transfer-mode configuration for each module.
> CLI (EDR Module Configuration Mode)
> cdr [ [ push-interval value ] [ push-trigger space-usage-percent trigger_percentage ] [ remove-file-after-transfer ] [ transfer-mode { pull | push primary { encrypted-url encrypted_url | url url } [ via local-context ] [ secondary { encrypted-secondary-url encrypted_secondary_url | url secondary_url } ] [ module-only ] } ] + | use-harddisk ]
> no cdr [ remove-file-after-transfer | use harddisk ] +
> default cdr [ push-interval | push-trigger space-usage-percent | remove-file-after-transfer | transfer-mode [ push via ] | use harddisk ] +
> cdr
> This command configures the EDR/UDR file parameters. The module-only keyword was added to this command. This keyword specifies that the transfer-mode is only applicable to the UDR module; if not configured it is applicable to both EDR and UDR modules. This enables to support individual record transfer-mode configuration for each module.
> CLI (UDR Module Configuration Mode)
> cdr [ push-interval value ] [ push-trigger space-usage-percent trigger_percentage ] [ remove-file-after-transfer ] [ transfer-mode { pull | push primary { encrypted-url encrypted_url | url url } [ via local-context ] [ secondary { encrypted-secondary-url encrypted_secondary_url | url secondary_url } ] [ module-only ] } ] + | use-harddisk ]
> no cdr [ remove-file-after-transfer | use-harddisk ] +
> default cdr [ push-interval | push-trigger space-usage-percent | remove-file-after-transfer | transfer-mode [ push via ] | use-harddisk ] +
> edr-module active-charging-service
> This command enables to create/configure/delete the Event Data Record (EDR) module for the context. Support for configuring the EDR module for charging / reporting EDRs was added to this command.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] edr-module active-charging-service [ charging | reporting ]
> edr transaction-complete
> This command configures the generation of an EDR on the completion of a transaction. Support for configuring charging and reporting EDR formats was added to this command. The edr-format option is supported only in 12.1 and earlier releases. In 12.2 and later releases, it is deprecated and replaced by the charging-edr option.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> edr transaction-complete http [ charging-edr charging_edr_format_name | edr-format edr_format_name | reporting-edr reporting_edr_format_name ]
> { default | no } edr transaction-complete
> edr voip-call-end
> This command enables generating Event Data Record (EDR) on the completion of voice calls. Support for configuring charging and reporting EDR formats was added to this command. The edr-format option is supported only in 12.1 and earlier releases. In 12.2 and later releases, it is deprecated and replaced by the charging-edr option.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> edr voip-call-end { charging-edr charging_edr_format_name | edr-format edr_format_name | reporting-edr reporting_edr_format_name }+
> { default | no } edr voip-call-end
> flow action
> This command specifies the actions for packets that match a rule definition. This command also specifies action on packet and flow for Session Control functionality. Support for Blowfish encryption in conjunction with URL redirection was added to this command.
> CLI (ACS Charging Action Configuration Mode)
> flow action { conditional user-agent end-token end_token_name | discard [ downlink | uplink ] | random-drop interval interval_start to interval_end pkts-to-drop packet_min to packet_max | readdress [ server ipv4_address ] [ port port_number ] | redirect-url redirect_url [ [ encryption { blowfish128 | blowfish64 } [ encrypted ] key key ] clear-quota-retry-timer ] | terminate-flow | terminate-session }
> no flow action
> flow end-condition
> This command sets the end condition of the session flows related to a user session and triggers EDR generation. Support for configuring charging and reporting EDR formats was added to this command.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> flow end-condition { content-filtering | hagr | handoff | normal-end-signaling | session-end | url-blacklisting | timeout } [ flow-overflow ] + { charging-edr charging_edr_format_name | reporting-edr reporting_edr_format_name }
> no flow end-condition
> group-of-ruledefs-application
> This command specifies the purpose of setting up a group-of-ruledefs as either for charging, post-processing, or for other purposes. Support to configure a group-of-ruledefs for Traffic Performance Optimization (TPO) in-line service’s match-rule and match-advertisement configurations was added to this command.
> CLI (ACS Group-of-Ruledefs Configuration Mode)
> group-of-ruledefs-application { charging | content-filtering | gx-alias | post-processing | tpo }
> no group-of-ruledefs-application
> policy-control charging-rule-base-name
> This command allows you to configure how the Charging-Rule-Base-Name AVP from PCRF is interpreted, either as ACS rulebase or ACS group-of-ruledefs.
> In 12.0 and earlier releases, if multiple Charging-Rule-Base-Name AVP are received from the PCRF, the "last" rulebase is selected and applied to the call. In early 12.2 releases, the "first" rulebase was being selected.
> To maintain a uniform behavior, in later 12.2 releases also the "last" rulebase will be selected by default.
> In cases where the "first" rulebase has to be selected, a new option “use-first” has been introduced.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> policy-control charging-rule-base-name { active-charging-group-of-ruledefs | activecharging-rulebase [ ignore-when-removed ] [ use-first ]}
> default policy-control charging-rule-base-name
> no policy-control charging-rule-base-name active-charging-rulebase use-first
> pop3 reply args
> This command defines rule expressions to match specified arguments with POP3 reply. In this release, the user-specified argument must be 1 through 127 characters in length. In 11.0 and earlier releases, argument must be an alpha and/or numeric string of 1 through 512 characters in length.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] pop3 reply args [ case-sensitive ] operator argument
> rule-application
> This command specifies the purpose of setting up a ruledef as either for charging, post-processing, or for other purposes. Support to configure a ruledef for Traffic Performance Optimization (TPO) in-line service’s match-rule and match-advertisement configurations was added to this command.
> CLI (ACS Ruledef Configuration Mode)
> rule-application { charging | post-processing | routing | tpo }
> no rule-application
> rule-variable
> This command specifies the order of fields in the EDR. The following new fields were added to this command:

> l | tcp os-signature: OS signature string for TCP flow. Enables/disables OS Signature field in EDRs sent to MUR.

> l | flow tethered: Indicates tethering detected on flow. Enables/disables tethering detection result field in EDRs sent to MUR.

> CLI (EDR Format Configuration Mode)
> rule-variable protocol rule priority priority [ in-quotes ]
> no rule-variable protocol rule [ priority priority ]
> xheader-insert
> This command specifies the extension-header (x-header) format name whose fields are to be inserted in HTTP GET and POST request packets. Support for key encryption was added to this command.
> CLI (ACS Charging Action Configuration Mode)
> xheader-insert xheader-format xheader_format_name [ encryption rc4md5 [ encrypted ] key key ] [ first-request-only ] [ -noconfirm ]
> no xheader-insert
> Firewall Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on Stateful Firewall commands modified in Release 12.0.
> firewall dos-protection
> This command configures Stateful Firewall protection for subscribers from Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks. The following keywords have been added to this command to support IPv6 firewall:

> l | ipv6-dst-options

> l | ipv6-extension-hdrs

> l | ipv6-frag-hdr nested-fragmentation

> l | ipv6-hop-by-hop

> CLI (Firewall-and-NAT Policy Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] firewall dos-protection { all | flooding { icmp | tcp-syn | udp } | ftp-bounce | ip-unaligned-timestamp | ipv6-dst-options [ invalid-options | unknown-options ] | ipv6-extension-hdrs [ limit extension_limit ] | ipv6-frag-hdr nested-fragmentation | ipv6-hop-by-hop [ invalid-options | jumbo-payload | router-alert | unknown-options ] | mime-flood | port-scan | source-router | tcp-window-containment | teardrop | winnuke }
> default firewall dos-protection
> firewall ip-reassembly-failure
> This command configures Stateful Firewall action on IPv4/IPv6 packets involved in IP Reassembly Failure scenarios. In this release, support for IPv6 firewall is added.
> CLI (Firewall-and-NAT Policy Configuration Mode)
> firewall ip-reassembly-failure { drop | permit }
> default firewall ip-reassembly-failure
> firewall max-ip-packet-size
> This command configures the maximum IPv4/IPv6 packet size (after IP reassembly) allowed over Stateful Firewall. In this release, support for IPv6 firewall is added.
> CLI (Firewall-and-NAT Policy Configuration Mode)
> firewall max-ip-packet-size packet_size protocol { icmp | non-icmp }
> default firewall max-ip-packet-size protocol { icmp | non-icmp }
> firewall policy
> This command enables/disables Stateful Firewall support in a Firewall-and-NAT policy. In this release, support to enable/disable IPv4 and IPv6 firewall is added.
> CLI (Firewall-and-NAT Policy Configuration Mode)
> firewall policy { ipv4-and-ipv6 | ipv4-only | ipv6-only }
> { default | no } firewall policy
> ip max-fragments
> This command limits the maximum number of IPv4/IPv6 fragments per fragment chain. In this release, support for IPv6 firewall is added.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> ip max-fragments max_fragments
> default ip max-fragments
> route priority
> This command controls routing of packets to protocol analyzers. The basic-and-advanced option is added to sip keyword for SIP packets to route through SIP analyzer and SIP ALG.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> route priority route_priority ruledef ruledef_name analyzer { dns | file-transfer | ftp-control | ftp-data | h323 | http | imap | mms | p2p | pop3 | pptp | rtcp | rtp | rtsp | sdp | secure-http | sip [ advanced | basic-and-advanced ] | smtp | tftp | wsp-connection-less | wsp-connection-oriented } [ description description ]
> no route priority route_priority
> Firewall Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on Stateful Firewall commands modified in Release 12.2.
> None for this release.
> GGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on GGSN commands modified in Release 12.0.
> virtual-apn
> Virtual APN selection is based on configuration parameters like roaming mode, bearer access service etc. Three more parameters ‘cc-profile’, ‘msisdn-range’, and ‘rat-type’ are added based on them virtual-apn will be selected. ‘CC-profile option specifies the APN for charging characteristics (CC)-profile index. The APN selection will be applied to all subscribers that have msisdn in the configured ‘msisdn-range’. The range has lower and upper limit configured as ‘from’ and ‘to’ respectively. The ‘rat-type’ option configures the APN for rat-type (eutran, gan, geran, hspa, utran, wlan) received in the message.
> Another addition is the ‘msin-range from <start_refix> to <end_prefix>’ keywords have been added to the MCC-MNC in this command to enable the IMSI prefix based prepaid/postpaid subscribers selection on GGSN. This enhancement extends the MCC+MNC based virtual APN selection to MCC+MNC+MSIN Range based virtual APN selection.
> Virtual APN selection parameter ‘rat-type’ has been enhanced with the inclusion of a new keyword “eutran” along with the utran, geran, wlan, gan, and hspa. It is an enhanced 3GPP standard air interface for LTE mobile networks. Rat-type has also been included as an optional keyword for MCC+MNC.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> virtual-apn { gcdr apn-name-to-be-included { gn | virtual } | preference priority apn apn_name [ access-gw-address { ip_address | ip_address/mask } | bearer-access-service svc_name | cc-profile cc_profile_index [ rat-type { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } ] | domain domain_name | mcc mcc_number mnc mnc_number [ msin-range from msin_range_from to msin_range_to | rat-type { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } ] | msisdn-range { from msisdn_start_range to msisdn_to_range | rat-type { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } } | rat-type { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } | roaming-mode { home | visiting | roaming } } }
> authentication
> This command configures the APN’s authentication parameters. A new option ‘prefer-chap-pco’ has been added to be used along with msisdn-auth/imsi-auth parameter. With this option, if enabled, GGSN performs CHAP authentication if CHAP parameters are received in Protocol Configuration Options (PCO). However, chap username would be constructed as msisdn@apn / imsi@apn and chap challenge, chap response parameters should be used as it is from CHAP parameters received in PCO IE. If CHAP parameters are not received in PCO IE of CPC Request, GGSN should do normal PAP authentication with PAP username as msisdn@apn / imsi@apn (ignoring any PAP username if received).
> IMPORTANT: This change is applicable for 10.2 and above versions.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> authentication { [ msid-auth | imsi-auth [ password-use-pco | username-strip-apn | prefer-chap-pco ] | msisdn-auth [ password-use-pco | username-strip-apn | prefer-chap-pco ] | eap initial-access-request [ authenticate-authorize | authenticate-only ] | [ allow-noauth ] [ chap preference ] [ mschap preference ] [ pap preference ] }
> ip user-datagram-tos copy
> This command controls copying of IP TOS octet value from user IPv4/IPv6 datagrams to header of GTP tunnel encapsulation. Earlier the “data-tunnel” option appeared after this command, but it was removed to match with the same command in Subscriber Configuration Mode command.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> [ no | default ] ip user-datagram-tos copy
> crypto ipsec transform-set
> From the Context Configuration Mode, this command creates IPSec transform sets. A new aes-cbc-256 cipher has been added to the existing list of supported cipher options.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] crypto ipsec transform-set transform_name [ ah { hmac { md5-96 | none | sha1-96 } { esp { hmac { { md5-96 | sha1-96 } { cipher { 3des-cbc | aes-cbc-128 | aes-cbc-256 | des-cbc } } | none } } } } ]
> sgsn mcc-mnc
> From the GGSN Service Configuration Mode, the sgsn command configures the SGSNs allowed to connect to this GGSN. A new option ‘mcc-mnc’ has been added to this command to configure the sgsn mcc-mnc to the GGSN service. This implementation gives first preference to “User Location Information” IE in Create PDP Context Request Message (to be sent to PCRF) for determining 3GPP-SGSN-MCC-MNC attribute. For backward compatibility with this old behavior, CLI controlled implementation has been done so that existing deployments are not affected with this change in behavior.
> CLI (GGSN Service Configuration Mode)
> sgsn mcc-mnc { prefer rai | prefer uli }
> default sgsn mcc-mnc
> GGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on GGSN commands modified in Release 12.2.
> gtpp storage-server local file
> This command configures the parameters for GTPP files stored locally on GTPP storage server. A new option “start-file-seq-num” has been added to this command from 12.2 onwards which will allow the operators to configure the start file sequence number at the specified value and go on incrementing until the maximum sequence number configured in the file format is reached and then it would rollover.
> In case the optional value “Recover-file-seq-num” is configured then every time the machine is rebooted (or aaaproxy recovery/planned/Unplanned PSC migration) the file sequence number continues from the last sequence and goes on incrementing until the maximum sequence number configured in file name format is reached and then it would rollover and start from the start-file-seq-num value.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> gtpp storage-server local file { compression { gzip | none } | format { custom1 | custom2 | custom3 | custom4 | custom5 | custom6 | custom7 | custom8 } | name { format string [ max-file-seq-num seq_number ] | prefix prefix } | purge-processed-files [ file-name-pattern file_pattern | purge-interval purge_dur ] | rotation { cdr-count count | time-interval time [ force-file-rotation ] | volume mb size } | start-file-seq-num seq_num [ recover-file-seq-num ] }
> default gtpp storage-server local file { compression | format | name { format | prefix } | purge-processed-files | rotation { cdr-count | time-interval | volume } | start-file-seq-num }
> authentication
> This command configures the APN authentication parameters. A new optional keyword “convert-to-mschap” has been added with CHAP option of this command. With this enhancement, the CHAP parameters with the length of 49 bytes are converted to MSCHAP by AAAmgr. If this new keyword is disabled, teh CHAP is not converted to MSCHAP even if CHAP parameter length is 49 bytes.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> authentication [ [ msid-auth | imsi-auth [ password-use-pco | username-strip-apn | prefer-chap-pco ] | msisdn-auth [ password-use-pco | username-strip-apn | prefer-chap-pco ] | eap initial-access-request [ authenticate-authorize | authenticate-only ] | [ allow-noauth ] [ chap preference [ convert-to-mschap ] ] [ mschap preference ] [ pap preference ] ]
> gtpp dictionary
> This command designates a specific dictionary used by GTPP for a specific context. A new set of dictionaries from custom 41 to custom 60 has been created for all products and necessary support to be provided.
> CLI (GTPP GroupConfiguration Mode)
> gtpp dictionary { custom1 | custom10 | custom11 | custom12 | custom13 | custom14 | custom15 | custom16 | custom17 | custom18 | custom19 | custom2 | custom20 | custom21 | custom22 | custom23 | custom24 | custom25 | custom26 | custom27 | custom28 | custom29 | custom3 | custom30 | custom31 | custom32 | custom33 | custom34 | custom35 | custom36 | custom37 | custom38 | custom39 | custom4 | custom40 | custom41 | custom42 | custom43 | custom44 | custom45 | custom46 | custom47 | custom48 | custom49 | custom5 | custom50 | custom51 | custom52 | custom53 | custom54 | custom55 | custom56 | custom57 | custom58 | custom59 | custom6 | custom60 | custom7 | custom8 | custom9 | standard }
> HA Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on HA commands modified in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> aaa accounting [ roaming ]
> The following commands have been modified in Release 12.2.
> Below command enables the sending of AAA accounting information by the Home Agent
> Key word roaming is added in the below command
> CLI (HA Service Config Mode)
> aaa accounting [ roaming ]
> aaa accounting [ roaming ]
> The following commands have been modified in Release 12.2.
> Below command enables the sending of AAA accounting information by the LNS
> Key word roaming is added in the below command
> CLI (LNS Service Config Mode)
> aaa accounting [ roaming ]
> radius probe-message
> The following commands have been modified in 12.2
> Below command configures the service ip-address to be sent as an AVP in RADIUS authentication probe messages.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> radius probe-message local-service-address ipv4/ipv6_address
> HSGW Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on HSGW commands modified in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> HSGW Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on HSGW commands modified in Release 12.2.
> ipv6 initial-router-advt
> The keyword router-solicit-wait-timeout and its options have been added to the following command.
> CLI (Subscriber Configuration Mode)
> ipv6 initial-router-advt { interval value | num-advts value | router-solicit-wait-timeout value }
> default ipv6 initial-router-advt { interval | num-advts | router-solicit-wait-timeout }
> no ipv6 initial-router-advt router-solicit-wait-timeout
> IPCF Commands - Modified in Release 12.1
> This section provides information on modified IPCF commands in Release 12.1.
> IPCF is new product for this release.
> Mobility Management Entity Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on MME commands modified in Release 12.0.
> apn-selection-default
> The apn-selection-default command enables and configures the Default APN feature for use when the normal APN selection process fails. A new keyword, first-in-subscription, has been added in this release and specifies that the first APN in the subscription record matching the PDN type is used if the UE APN is absent and the default APN is not a match.
> CLI (APN Remap Table Configuration Mode)
> apn-selection-default { first-in-subscription | network-identifier apn_net_id [ fallback-apn apn_net_id | reject-blank-apn | require-dns-fail-wildcard | require-subscription-apn ] }
> attach
> The attach command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout keyword provides this function.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> attach imei-query-type { imei | imei-sv | none } [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown ] ]
> authenticate
> The authenticate command enables authentication for a variety of procedures within services using the configure call control profile. The authentication of SMS procedures has been added in this release.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> authenticate sms [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency frequency | sms-type { mo-sms | mt-sms } ]
> associate
> The associate command configures association between the MME service and other services such as the HSS peer service and the SGs service. An sctp-param-template keyword and associated variable has been added to this command. The sctp-param-template keyword allows the MME service to be associated with a configured SCTP parameter template. SCTP parameter templates are configured through the Global Configuration Mode.
> Also, the associate sgs-service command now allows the SGs context to be configured.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> associate { { egtp-service egtp_svc_name | hss-peer-service hss_svc_name | sctp-param-template template_name | sgs-service sgs_svc_name | sgtpc-service sgtpc_svc_name } [ context ctx_name ] | subscriber-map map_name | tai-mgmt-db database_name }
> bind s1-mme
> The bind s1-mme command connects the MME service to the S1-MME interface. In this release, the ability to configure node-to-node IP security has been added. An optional crypto template keyword and associated variable has been added to this command.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> bind s1-mme ipv4-address address [ ipv4-address secondary_address ] | ipv6-address address [ ipv6-address secondary_address ] } [ crypto-template name ] [ max-subscribers number ]
> IMPORTANT: Crypto templates can only be associated with IPv4 addresses on the S1-MME in this release.
> dns
> The dns command configures association between the MME service and a named context where a DNS client resides allowing for DNS queries to peer servers or other EPC entities. An peer-sgsn keyword has been added to this command. The peer-sgsn keyword allows the MME service to be associated with a context where a DNS client provides DNS queries to locate a peer SGSN.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> dns { peer-mme | peer-sgsn | pgw | sgw | [ context ctx_name ]
> policy attach
> The policy attach command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout keyword provides this function.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> policy attach { imei-query-type { imei | imei-sv | none } [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown ] ] | set-ue-time { disable | enable }
> policy tau
> The policy tau command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout keyword provides this function.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> policy tau { imei-query-type { imei | imei-sv | none } [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown ] ] | set-ue-time { disable | enable }
> tau
> The tau command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout keyword provides this function.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> tau { imei-query-type { imei | imei-sv | none } [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown ] ] | inter-rat security-ctxt { allow-mapped | native } }
> Mobility Management Entity Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on MME commands modified in Release 12.2.
> enb-cache-timeout
> The maximum configurable value for eNodeB cache timeout has been increased from 60 minutes to 1440 minutes.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> enb-cache-timeout min
> gtpc
> The following keyword has been added to this command to configure the MME to include the preamble in the target-id of relocation requests that it sends:

> l | target-identification-preamble

> By default, it does not include the preamble.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> gtpc { bind address ip_address | dns-sgsn context cntxt_name | echo-interval seconds | guard-interval seconds | ignore response-port-validation | ip qos-dscp <dscp_marking> | max-retransmissions num | retransmission-timeout seconds | send { common flags | rab-context | target-identification-preamble } }
> no gtpc { bind address ip_address | dns-sgsn context cntxt_name | echo-interval seconds | send { commo- flags | rab-context | target-identification-preamble} }
> default gtpc { echo-interval | guard-interval | ignore response-port-validation | ip qos-dscp | max-retransmissions | retransmission-timeout | send { commonflags | rab-context | target-identification-preamble } }
> clear subscribers mme-service
> The clear subscribers mme-service command now supports the ability to clear individual PDNS or bearers based on the EPS bearer identity.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> clear subscribers mme-service name ebi num
> attach
> The attach command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout and the verify-emergency keywords provide these functions.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> attach imei-query-type ( imei | imei-sv | none ) [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown | verify-emergency ] ]
> cc
> The cc prefer command now supports the ability of the MME to use charging characteristics from an HSS or by using locally set values. This, in conjunction with the addition of the time zone mapping command, supports TAI based UE time zone reporting by the MME so it can be passed to the S-GW and P-GW to be included as the UE time zone in billing records.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> cc { behavior-bit no-records bit_value | local-value behavior bit_value profile index_bit | prefer { hlr-hss-value | local-value } }
> tau
> The tau command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout and the verify-emergency keywords provide these functions.
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> tau { imei-query-type { imei | imei-sv | none } [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown | verify-emergency ] ] | inter-rat security-ctxt { allow-mapped | native } }
> associate
> The associate command now allows the MME service to associate with the global MME ID management database.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> associate { { egtp-service egtp_svc_name | egtp-sv-service egtp_sv_svc_name | hss-peer-service hss_svc_name | lte-emergency-profile profile_name | network-global-mme-id-mgmt-db | sctp-param-template template_name | sgs-service sgs_svc_name | sgtpc-service sgtpc_svc_name } [ context ctx_name ] | subscriber-map map_name | tai-mgmt-db database_name }
> policy attach
> The policy attach command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout and the verify-emergency keywords provide these functions.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> policy attach { imei-query-type ( imei | imei-sv | none ) [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown | verify-emergency ] ] | set-ue-time ( disable | enable }
> policy network
> The policy network command now supports the ability to switch on dual-addressing support to all network nodes including pre-release 8 SGSNs (Gn/Gp).
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> policy network dual-addressing-supported
> policy tau
> The policy tau command now supports the ability of the MME to allow call processing even if the EIR check times out. Also, the MME now has the ability to allow call processing on emergency verification. The addition of the allow-on-eca-timeout and the verify-emergency keywords provide these functions.
> CLI (MME Service Configuration Mode)
> policy tau { imei-query-type { imei | imei-sv | none } [ verify-equipment-identity [ allow-on-eca-timeout | deny-greylisted | deny-unknown | verify-emergency ] ] | set-ue-time ( disable | enable }
> bind
> The bind command now supports IPv6 addressing as well as SCTP multi-homing with the addition of the secondary ipv4-address keyword and the initial and secondary ipv6-address keywords.
> CLI (MME SGs Service Configuration Mode)
> bind ( ipv4-address ipv4_address [ ipv4-address ipv4_address ] | ipv6-address ipv6_address [ ipv6-address ipv6_address ] }
> non-pool-area
> To support enhanced TAI to LAI mapping, the non-pool-area command now supports the optional configuration of the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) ID to determine the correct VLR to use, by including the optional plmnid keywords.
> CLI (MME SGs Service Configuration Mode)
> non-pool-area name use-vlr vlr_name [ lac value(s) ] [ plmnid { any | mcc mcc_value mnc mnc_value } ]
> vlr
> The vlr command now supports IPv6 addressing as well as SCTP multi-homing with the addition of the secondary ipv4-address keyword and the initial and secondary ipv6-address keywords.
> CLI (MME SGs Service Configuration Mode)
> vlr vlr_name ( ipv4-address ipv4_address [ ipv4-address ipv4_address ] | ipv6-address ipv6_address [ ipv6-address ipv6_address ] } port port_number
> NAT Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on NAT commands modified in Release 12.0.
> firewall nat-alg
> This command enables/disables all or specified NAT Application Level Gateways (ALG). The h323 keyword is added to this command to enable/disable H323 processing.
> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] firewall nat-alg { all | ftp | h323 | pptp | rtsp | sip }
> route priority
> This command controls routing of packets to protocol analyzers. The h323 keyword is added to this command to route the H323 analyzer for the ruledef.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> route priority route_priority ruledef ruledef_name analyzer { dns | file-transfer | ftp-control | ftp-data | h323 | http | imap | mms | p2p | pop3 | pptp | rtcp | rtp | rtsp | sdp | secure-http | sip [ advanced ] | smtp | tftp | wsp-connection-less | wsp-connection-oriented } [ description description ]
> no route priority route_priority
> NAT Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on NAT commands modified in Release 12.2.
> firewall nat-alg
> This command enables/disables all or specified NAT Application Level Gateways (ALG). The following keywords are added to this command to enable/disable processing for NAT44/NAT64 ALGs.

> l | ipv4-and-ipv6

> l | ipv4-only

> l | ipv6-only

> CLI (ACS Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] firewall nat-alg { all | ftp | h323 | pptp | rtsp | sip } [ ipv4-and-ipv6 | ipv4-only | ipv6-only ]
> nat policy
> This command enables/disables Network Address Translation (NAT) support in a Firewall-and-NAT policy. The following keywords are added to this command to enable/disable NAT processing for IPv4/IPv6:

> l | ipv4-and-ipv6

> l | ipv4-only

> l | ipv6-only

> CLI (Firewall-and-NAT Policy Configuration Mode)
> nat policy [ ipv4-and-ipv6 | ipv4-only | ipv6-only ] [ default-nat-realm nat_realm_name [ fw-and-nat-action action_name ] ]
> no nat policy
> route priority
> This command controls routing of packets to protocol analyzers. The basic-and-advanced option is added to sip keyword for SIP packets to route through SIP analyzer and SIP ALG.
> CLI (ACS Rulebase Configuration Mode)
> route priority route_priority ruledef ruledef_name analyzer { dns | file-transfer | ftp-control | ftp-data | h323 | http | imap | mms | p2p | pop3 | pptp | rtcp | rtp | rtsp | sdp | secure-http | sip [ advanced | basic-and-advanced ] | smtp | tftp | wsp-connection-less | wsp-connection-oriented } [ description description ]
> no route priority route_priority
> Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on P-GW commands modified in Release 12.0.
> diameter
> The keyword service-context-id has been added to this command.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> diameter service-context-id service_context_id
> default diameter service-context-id
> gtpp attribute
> This command enables the specification of some of the optional fields in the CDRs that the GSN (GGSN, P-GW, or SGSN) generates and/or how the information is to be presented. Several keywords have been added.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode)
> gtpp attribute { camel-info | cell-plmn-id | diagnostics | duration-ms | imei | local-record-sequence-number | msisdn | node-id-suffix STRING | plmn-id | rat | record-extensions rat | sms { destination-number | recording-entity | service-centre } } +
> default gtpp attribute { cell-plmn-id | diagnostics | duration-ms | imei | local-record-sequence-number | msisdn | plmn-id | rat | record-extensions rat | sms { destination-number | recording-entity | service-centre } }
> no gtpp attribute { cell-plmn-id | diagnostics | duration-ms | imei | local-record-sequence-number | msisdn | node-id-suffix | plmn-id | rat | record-extensions rat | sms { destination-number | recording-entity | service-centre } }
> gtpp egcdr
> The keyword rulebase-max-length and its options have been added to the following command.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> CLI (GTPP Group Configuration Mode)
> gtpp egcdr { final-record [ [ include-content-ids { all | only-with-traffic } ] [ closing-cause { same-in-all-partials | unique } ] ] | losdv-max-containers max_losdv_containers | lotdv-max-containers max_lotdv_containers | rulebase-max-length rulebase_name_max_length | service-data-flow threshold { interval interval | volume { downlink bytes
> [ uplink bytes ] | total bytes | uplink bytes [ downlink bytes ] } } | service-idle-timeout { 0 | service_idle_timeout } }
> default gtpp egcdr { final-record include-content-ids only-with-traffic closing-cause same-in-all-partials | losdv-max-containers | lotdv-max-containers | service-idle-timeout 0 }
> no gtpp egcdr { rulebase-max-length | service-data-flow threshold { interval | volume { downlink [ uplink ] | total | uplink [ downlink ] } } }
> insert
> Support has been added for the following charging-characteristics:

> l | Service Data Volume Limit

> l | Service Data Time Limit

> CLI (ACS x-header Format Configuration Mode)
> insert xheader_field_name { string-constant xheader_field_value | variable { bearer { 3gpp { apn | charging-characteristics | charging-id | imei | imsi | rat-type | sgsn-address } | acr | customer-id | ggsn-address | mdn | radiuscalling-station-id | session-id | sn-rulebase| subscriber-ip-address | username } [ encrypt ] | http { host | url } }
> no insert xheader_field_name
> trigger type
> Support has been added for serving-node trigger type.
> CLI (Credit Control Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] trigger type { cellid | lac | qos | rat | serving-node | sgsn } +
> default trigger type
> Packet Data Network Gateway Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on P-GW commands modified in Release 12.2.
> apn-ambr
> The keyword shape and its options have been removed from the following command.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> Previous:
> apn-ambr rate-limit direction { downlink | uplink } [ burst-size { auto-readjust duration seconds | bytes } | violate-action { drop | lower-ip-precedence | shape [ transmit-when-buffer-full ] | transmit } ]
> [ default | no ] apn-ambr rate-limit direction { downlink | uplink }
> Now:
> apn-ambr rate-limit direction { downlink | uplink } [ burst-size { auto-readjust duration seconds | bytes } | violate-action { drop | lower-ip-precedence | transmit } ]
> [ default | no ] apn-ambr rate-limit direction { downlink | uplink }
> P-GW does not support traffic shaping for APN-AMBR.
> cc
> The following keywords have been added to this command:

> l | sdf-interval

> l | sdf-volume

> CLI (Accounting Policy Configuration Mode)
> cc profile index { buckets num | interval seconds | sdf-interval seconds | sdf-volume { downlink octets { uplink octets } | total octets | uplink octets { downlink octets } } | serving-nodes num | tariff time1 min hrs
> [ time2 min hrs...time4 min hrs ] | volume { downlink octets { uplink octets } | total octets | uplink octets { downlink octets } } }
> default cc profile index
> no cc profile index { buckets | interval | sdf-interval | sdf-volume | serving-nodes | tariff | volume }
> virtual-apn
> Old Behavior:
> With previous virtual-apn CLI command, either cc or imsi could be used to define a selection rule for virtual apn.
> New Behavior:
> Now, virtual-apn CLI command can also be used to define a imsi+cc virtual apn selection rule.
> CLI (APN Configuration Mode)
> virtual-apn { gcdr apn-name-to-be-included { Gn | virtual } | preference priority apn apn_name [ access-gw-address { ip_address | ip_address/mask } | bearer-access-service svc_name | cc-profile cc_profile_index [ rat-type
> { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } ] | domain domain_name | mcc mcc_number mnc mnc_number [ cc-profile cc_profile_index ] | [ msin-range from msin_range_from to msin_range_to ] | [ rat-type { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } ] | msisdn-range { from msisdn_start_range to msisdn_to_range | rat-type { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } } | rat-type { eutran | gan | geran | hspa | utran | wlan } | roaming-mode { home | roaming | visiting } ] }
> default virtual-apn gcdr apn-name-to-be-included
> no virtual-apn preference priority
> PDIF Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on PDIF commands modified in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> PDSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on PDSN commands modified in Release 12.0.
> neighbor fall-over bfd multihop
> The following keyword has been added to the command.

> l | fall-over bfd multihop

> CLI (Router bgp Mode)
> [ no ] neighbor ip_address fall-over bfd multihop
> neighbor password / encrypted password
> The following keywords have been added to the command.

> l | password

> l | encrypted password

> CLI (Router bgp Mode)
> neighbor ip_addres password password
> neighbor ip_addres encrypted password encrypted_password
> [ no ] neighbor ip_addres password
> neighbor srp-activated-soft-clear
> The following keyword has been added to the command.

> l | srp-activated-soft-clearp

> CLI (Router bgp Mode)
> [ no ] neighbor ip_address srp-activated-soft-clear
> show rp statistics pcf-summary
> The following keyword has been added to the command.

> l | pcf-summary

> CLI (Config Mode)
> show rp statistics pcf-summary
> Serving Gateway Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on commands modified in Release 12.0.
> associate
> The associate command in the S-GW Service Configuration Mode is updated with the new subscriber-map keyword. This new keyword allows the S-GW service to be associated with a subscriber map configured through the LTE Policy Configuration Mode, and thus, to an operator policy.
> CLI (S-GW Service Configuration Mode)
> associate subscriber-map name
> cc
> The S-GW now supports the charging characteristics (cc) commands in the APN Profile and Call Control Profile Configuration Modes.
> CLI (APN Profile Configuration Modes)
> cc { local-value-for-scdrs behavior bit_value profile index_bit | prefer { hlr-value-for-scdrs | local-value-for-scdrs } }
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Modes)
> cc { behavior-bit no-records bit_value | local-value behavior bit_value profile index_bit | prefer { hlr-value | local-value } }
> accounting context
> The S-GW now supports the accounting context command in the Call Control Profile Configuration Mode.
> CLI (S-GW Service Configuration Mode)
> accounting context ctxt_name [ gtpp group grp_name ]
> Session Control Manager Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on SCM commands modified in Release 12.0.
> authorization
> This command functionality has been moved from the CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode and expanded.
> CLI (CSCF PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] authorization mediatype { application | audio | control | data | message | others | text | video }
> bind
> The keyword tls-crypto-template and its options have been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> bind address ip_address [ cscf-hostname host_name ] [ ipsec-crypto-template template ] [ max-sessions max# ] [ port number ] [ reserved-call-capacity percentage ] [ tls-crypto-template template [ tls-port number ] ] [ transport tcp ] [ use-serviceport-towards-network ]
> no bind address
> nat-pool
> The keyword signalling-pool has been added to this command. Specifies the name of an existing IP pool from where IP addresses will be used to fill in signalling headers only.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> nat-pool name pool_name [ signalling-pool signalling_pool_name ]
> no nat-pool name pool_name
> policy
> The keyword overload and its options have been moved from the CSCF Policy Rules Configuration Mode. The keyword ibcf-capability has also been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> policy { accounting interim-interval value | allow-early-media | ibcf-capability domain domain/name | overload [ drop | redirect IPv4_address1 [ weight weight1 ] [ IPv4_address2 [ weight weight2 ] ] ... | reject ] | threshold congestion-control { system-cpu-utilization percent | tolerance percent } }
> default policy { allow-early-media | overload | threshold congestion-control { system-cpu-utilization | tolerance } }
> no policy { accounting interim-interval | allow-early-media | ibcf-capability domain domain/name | overload [ redirect IPv4_address1 ] [ IPv4_address2 ] ... | threshold congestion-control { system-cpu-utilization | tolerance } }
> threshold
> This command enables thresholds alerting and configuration of thresholds for CSCF Service. This functionality has been moved from the Global Configuration Mode.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> threshold { { call-setup-failures | call-total-active | error-no-resource | error-presence | error-reg-auth | error-tcp | invite-rcvd-rate | reg-rcvd-rate | reg-total-active | route-failures } high_thresh [ clear low_thresh ] | monitoring }
> [ default | no ] monitoring
> timeout
> The keyword cleanup-timer has been added to this command. This timer is used to control how often to check for idle TCP connections.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> timeout { hss-wait sec | no-answer sec | policy-interface sec | sip { 3gpp-d sec | 3gpp-t1 msec | 3gpp-t2 sec | 3gpp-t4 sec | d sec | idle-tcp-connection msec [ cleanup-timer msec ] | invite-expiry sec | t1 msec | t2 sec | t4 sec } }
> default timeout { hss-wait | no-answer | policy-interface | sip { 3gpp-d | 3gpp-t1 | 3gpp-t2 | 3gpp-t4 | d | idle-tcp-connection | invite-expiry | t1 | t2 | t4 } }
> trusted-domain-entity
> The keyword private-network has been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> trusted-domain-entity address [ foreign-network ] [ private-network ]
> no trusted-domain-entity address
> Session Control Manager Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on SCM commands modified in Release 12.2.
> aaa-group
> The keyword source has been removed from the following command.
> In addition, the keyword preference and its options have been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Diameter Selection Configuration Mode)
> Previous:
> aaa-group name criteria { source aor aor_prefix | subscriber-capability { audio [ only ] | text | video } | subscriber-ip-type { v4 | v6 } } +
> no aaa-group name
> Now:
> aaa-group name { [ preference value ] criteria { aor aor_prefix | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | subscriber-ip-type
> { v4 | v6 } } + }
> no aaa-group name preference value
> Previously, if criteria source aor <aor-prefix> was configured, fetching of aaa group name was done based on source aor. Now, fetching of aaa group name for a subscriber can be based on source aor match or destination aor match.
> action
> The keyword length and its options have been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF URI Readdress Configuration Mode)
> action modify string position num length length target { destination | source } { aor | domain | user }
> no action
> authentication
> The keyword custom-md5 has been added to this command:
> CLI (CSCF Access Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] authentication { aka-v1 | custom-md5 | md5 }
> authentication
> The following keywords and their options have been added to this command:

> l | allow-auth-rsp-failure

> l | allow-hss-failure

> l | allow-skip-sar

> l | custom-md5

> l | md5

> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> authentication { aka-v1 value | allow-auth-rsp-failure re-register | allow-hssfailure re-register | allow-noauth [ invite | re-register| register ] | allownoipauth [ invite | re-register| register ] | allow-skip-sar re-register | allow-unsecure | aor-auth | custom-md5 value | md5 value }
> no authentication { aka-v1 | allow-auth-rsp-failure re-register | allow-hssfailure re-register | allow-noauth [ invite | re-register| register ] | allownoipauth [ invite | re-register| register ] | allow-skip-sar re-register | allow-unsecure | aor-auth | custom-md5 | md5 }
> authorization
> The keyword prov-response has been added to this command:
> CLI (CSCF Policy Rules Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] authorization { early-bandwidth | prov-response }
> cscf ifc-filter-criteria
> The keyword profile-part-indicator has been made optional in this command.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> cscf ifc-filter-criteria id fc_id priority pri [ profile-part-indicator
> { registered | unregistered } ] app-server uri scheme { sip | sips } as as-defaulthandling { session-continue | session-terminate } [ -noconfirm ] | [ service-info info ] [ trigger-point tp_name ] [ -noconfirm ] |
> [ trigger-point tp_id ] [ -noconfirm ]
> no cscf ifc-filter-criteria id fc_id
> custom response
> The keyword ue-status and its options have been added to this command. This command now configures reject with specific response code for UE capability failure or UE status.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> custom response { ue-capability-failure { capability_type } | ue-status
> ( status } } reject response-code { response_code }
> no custom response { ue-capability-failure { capability_type } | ue-status ( status } }
> deny
> The following keywords and their options have been added to this command:

> l | subscriber-capability

> l | user-agent

> In addition, keywords can now be entered multiple times within a single command to support multi-part ACL in CSCF.
> CLI (CSCF ACL Configuration Mode)
> deny { any | destination aor aor | log { any | destination aor aor | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type } | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type + }
> no deny { any | destination aor aor | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type + }
> diameter
> The following dictionaries have been added/changed in this command:

> l | gq-custom

> l | gq-standard

> l | rq-custom

> l | rx-custom01

> l | rx-custom02

> l | rx-custom03

> l | rx-custom04

> l | rx-custom05

> l | rx-rel8

> l | rx-standard

> l | tx-standard

> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> diameter policy-control { dictionary { gq-custom | gq-standard | rq-custom | rx-custom01 | rx-custom02 | rx-custom03 | rx-custom04 | rx-custom05 | rx-rel8 | rx-standard | tx-standard } | origin endpoint endpoint_name | peer-select peer peer_name [ peer-realm realm_name ] [ secondary-peer peer_name [ sec-peer-realm realm_name ] ] | request-timeout sec }
> media-bridging
> The keyword v6port-range and its options have been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> media-bridging [ v6port-range start_port end_port ]
> no media-bridging
> monitor-status
> The following keywords and their options have been added to this command:

> l | max-response-codes

> l | response-code

> l | timer

> CLI (CSCF Peer Server Monitoring Configuration Mode)
> monitor-status { max-response-codes negative max | [ monitor-interval seconds ] [ monitor-message options [ max-forwards max | response-timer seconds ] ] [ monitor-response-timer seconds ] | response-code { positive SIP_response_code | negative SIP_response_code } | timer [ mark-out-of-service seconds ] [ unavailable-monitor-interval seconds ] [ unavailable-notification seconds ] }
> no monitor-status { monitor | response-code [ negative | positive ] [ SIP_response_code ] }
> permit
> The following keywords and their options have been added to this command:

> l | subscriber-capability

> l | user-agent

> In addition, keywords can now be entered multiple times within a single command to support multi-part ACL in CSCF.
> CLI (CSCF ACL Configuration Mode)
> permit { any | destination aor aor | log { any | destination aor aor | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type } | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type + }
> no permit { any | destination aor aor | source { address ip_address | aor aor } | subscriber-capability { capability_type } | user-agent device-type device_type + }
> registration
> The keyword implicit and its options have been added to this command. This command now specifies the implicit amount of time that a registration can exist on the system.
> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> registration lifetime { default sec | implicit sec | max sec | min sec }
> default registration lifetime
> release-call-on-media-loss
> The keyword timeout and its options have been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> release-call-on-media-loss media-type audio [ timeout seconds ]
> no release-call-on-media-loss
> route
> The following keywords and their options have been added to this command:

> l | peer-servers-group

> l | route-list

> The following criteria have also been added:

> l | nexthop-uri address

> l | subscriber-capability { capability_type }

> l | subscriber-ip-type { v4 | v6 }

> CLI (CSCF Routes Configuration Mode)
> route { domain name | local { icscf | pcscf | scscf } | nexthop-address address | peer-servers list_name | peer-servers-group group_name | route-list group_name | vpn name } [ [ mod-req-uri ] base-criteria criteria [ filter-criteria1 criteria ] [ filter-criteria2 criteria ] ] [ log ]
> no route { domain name | local { icscf | pcscf | scscf } | nexthop-address address | peer-servers list_name | peer-servers-group group_name | route-list group_name | vpn name } base-criteria criteria [ filtercriteria1 criteria ] [ filter-criteria2 criteria ]
> sip-header
> The keyword p-cust1-prid-info has been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] sip-header insert { p-access-network-info | p-cust1-prid-info | p-user-database }
> sip-header insert
> The keyword p-cust1-prid-info has been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Serving-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] sip-header insert { p-cust1-prid-info | p-user-database }
> sip-param
> The optional keyword custom-logic has been added to this command.
> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] sip-param insert integrity-protected [ transparent ]
> timeout
> The following keywords and their options have been added to this command:

> l | map-slr-response

> l | sip c

> CLI (CSCF Service Configuration Mode)
> timeout { hss-wait sec | map-slr-response sec | no-answer sec | policy-interface sec | sip { 3gpp-d sec | 3gpp-t1 msec | 3gpp-t2 sec | 3gpp-t4 sec | c sec | d sec | idle-tcp-connection msec [ cleanup-timer msec ] | invite-expiry sec | t1 msec | t2 sec | t4 sec } }
> default timeout { hss-wait | map-slr-response | no-answer | policy-interface | sip { 3gpp-d | 3gpp-t1 | 3gpp-t2 | 3gpp-t4 | c | d | idle-tcp-connection | invite-expiry | t1 | t2 | t4 } }
> update cscf
> The following keywords and their options have been added to this command:

> l | reauthentication-time

> l | reg-state

> This command can now be used to update and trigger NOTIFY for the subscribers based on reg-state and event. contact is an optional parameter; when contact is not specified, all the contact IDs associated with either a specified user or all users will be updated and trigger NOTIFY.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> update cscf subscriber { all | username user_name } cscf-service service_name { { [ contact contact_address ] reg-state { active event
> { refreshed | shortened } time seconds } | terminated event { deactivated | | expired | rejected | unregistered } } | reauthentication-time seconds }
> [ verbose ]
> SGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on SGSN commands modified in Release 12.0.
> apn-resolution-dns-query snaptr
> This command has been moved from the SGSN Global configuration mode to the APN Profile configuration mode.
> CLI (APN Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ remove ] apn-resolve-dns-query snaptr
> apn-selection-default
> New keyword ‘fallback-apn’ allows definition of a dummy APN to use when default APN is not available.
> CLI (APN-Remap-Table Configuration Mode)
> apn-selection-default network-identifier <apn_net_id> [ fallback-apn <apn_net_id> | reject-blank-apn | require-dns-fail-wildcard | require-subscription-apn ] }
> no apn-selection
> apn-selection-default
> Three new keywords have been added to support flexible new options for using default APNs in the APN selection process:

> l | first-in-subscription - option instructs the SGSN to use the APN in the first subscription record as a default APN.

> l | fallback-to-first-in-subscription - option instructs the SGSN to use the APN in the first subscription record when configured default APN is not available.

> l | prefer-single-subscription - option instructs the SGSN to use the APN in subscription record if it is the only record available and normal APN selection fails.

> CLI (APN-Remap-Table Configuration Mode)
> apn-selection-default { first-in-subscription | network-identifier <> [ fallback-apn network-identifier <> | fallback-to-first-in-subscription | prefer-single-subscription | reject-blank-apn | require-dns-fail-wildcard | require-subscription-apn ] }
> no apn-selection
> authenticate
> New keywords enable/disable authentication for the SMS procedure.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> authenticate sms [ sms-type ( mo-sms | mt-sms } ] [ frequency <frequency> | access-type { umts | gprs } ]
> no authenticate sms [ sms-type ( mo-sms | mt-sms } ] {access-type [umts | gprs] }
> default authenticate sms [ sms-type ( mo-sms | mt-sms } ] {access-type [ umts | gprs] }
> authenticate
> A new keyword, on-first-vector, instructs the SGSN to begin the MS authentication process immediately after receiving the first vector from the HLR.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> authenticate on-first-vector
> remove authenticate on-first-vector
> bssgp-timer
> The range of the BSSGP MS flow control timer ‘th’ has been expanded (per TS 48.018) to 6 to 5999 seconds:
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> bssgp-timer th <6 to 5999>
> default bssgp-timer th
> cc
> New keyword (new-ni) enables APN remapping only when the charging characteristic value in the subscription record, associated with the requested APN, matches the values configured.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> cc behavior <beh_val> profile <prof_val> apn-remap network-identifier <apn_net_id> new-ni <new_apn_net_id>
> no cc behavior <beh_val> profile <prof_val> apn-remap network-identifier <apn_net_id>
> ciphering algorithm
> New keywords - negotiation-failure-action - have been added to configure the SGSN's action if there is not a match between the MS and SGSN ciphering algorithm configurations. As well, the call Attach/RAU Rejection message may include a configurable GMM failure code.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> ciphering-algorithm { negotiation-failure-action { reject [ failure-code ] | use-geo0 } | priority priority }
> default ciphering-algorithm negotiation-failure-action
> dns-extn
> New keyword in the command enables the SGSN to append geographical information to the APN string that is being sent in the DNS query.
> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> dns-extn { lac-rac | msisdn start-offset <start_digits> end-offset <end_digits>
> dns-extn
> If the DNS is configured to support, then inclusion of two new keywords - charg-id and rnc-id - facilitate GGSN selection.
> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> dns-extn { charg-id { binary | decimal | hexadecimal } | lac-rac | msisdn | rnc-id [ charg-id { binary | decimal | hexadecimal } ] }
> remove dns-extn { charg-id | rnc-id [ charg-id ] }
> gateway-address
> New keyword assigns GGSN to a secondary pool of GGSNs.
> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> gateway-address <IPv4 or IPv6> weight <1-100> secondary-pool
> gmm
> New keywords enable validation of P-TMSI signature in the Attach Request against the P-TMSI signature stored at the SGSN. As well, optionally a GMM reject cause code can be configured.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> gmm attach ptmsi-signature-mismatch send-reject [ failure-code <2...111> ]
> default gmm attach ptmsi-signature-mismatch
> gtpc
> Configures the diffserv code point marking to be used when sending GTP-C messages originating from the session manager and SGTPC manager.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> gtpc ip qos-dscp { af11 | af12 | af13 | af21 | af22 | af23 | af31 | af32 | af33 | af41 | af42 | af43 | be | ef }
> default gtpc ip qos-dscp
> gtpc
> Inclusion of this new keyword, target-identification-preamble, allows the SGSN to ignore the default behavior and enables the SGSN to send the preamble byte in the Target Identification IE in the Relocation Request message:
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] gtpc send target-identification-preamble
> gtpp dictionary
> The custom33 keyword has been enabled to allow inclusion of the custom33 dictionary in the billing context configuration and to associate the dictionary with the GTPP server group for the billing context.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtpp dictionary custom33
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtpp dictionary custom33
> gtpp storage-server local file
> New keyword "file-name-pattern" defines a pattern for the file name that will be used to match against the files to be purged.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtpp storage-server local file purge-processed-files file-name-pattern <name_pattern>
> gtp send
> The rai keyword has been added to configure the SGSN to include the RAI of the SGSN in CPCQ and UPCQ messages to the GGSN.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtp send { imeisv | ms-timezone | rai | rat | uli }
> [ no | remove ] gtp send rai
> hop-count
> The configurable number of hop counts for an SCCP network instance has been expanded to 15.
> CLI (SCCP-Network Configuration Mode)
> hop-count <1-15>
> imsi-range
> The description keyword has been added to the IMSI range configuration to clarify use of the ranges when Release 9.0 Operator Policy configurations are converted for use with the Operator Policy functionality of Release 12.0.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode Commands)
> imsi-range mcc <mcc> mnc <mnc> msin first <msin> last <msin> operator-policy <policy_name> description <description>
> link-aggregation redundancy
> New keywords enable the operator to provision port link aggregation across multiple side-by-side XGLCs -- horizontal link aggregation.
> CLI (Port Ethernet Configuration Mode Commands)
> link-aggregation redundancy { standard | switched } [ hold-time <seconds> ] [ preferred slot { none | <slot#> } ]
> link id <id> link-type { highspeed-narrowband | lowspeed-narrowband }
> Ranges and defaults for various MTP2 timers have been modified for ANSI and ITU variants for both SS7 lowspeed-narrowband and SS7 highspeed-narrowband links.
> CLI (Link Configuration Mode Commands)
> Low-speed, ITU and ANSI; new defaults below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU default value is 40s and ANSI default value is 13s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t2 - ITU default value is 5s, ANSI default value is 11.5s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU default value is 1.5s, ANSI default value is 11.5s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4e - ITU default value is 500ms, ANSI default value is 600ms

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4n - ITU default value is 8.2s, ANSI default value is 2.3s

> Low-speed, ITU and ANSI; new ranges below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 120 - 500

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 140

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4n - ITU & ANSI ranges are 20 - 95

> l | mtp2-tmr-t6 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 60

> High-speed, ITU and ANSI; new defaults below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU default value is 300s and ANSI default value is 170s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t2 - ITU default value is 5s, ANSI default value is 23s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU default value is 1.5s, ANSI default value is 11.5s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4e - ITU default value is 500ms, ANSI default value is 5s

> Highs-peed, ITU and ANSI; new ranges below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 160 - 3500

> l | mtp2-tmr-t2 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 50 - 1500

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 140

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4e - ITU & ANSI ranges are 4 - 60

> l | mtp2-tmr-t6 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 60

> mtp3-msg-size
> The default number (272) of outstanding packets sent by the linkmgr (MTP2), for both high-speed and low-speed narrowband SS7 links, has been changed
> CLI (Link Configuration Mode)
> mtp3-msg-size <1-272>
> default mtp3-msg-size
> network-initiated-pdp-activation
> In support of NRPCA, new keywords identify a predefined location area code list and define a GTPP failure cause code for inclusion in activation Reject messages.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> network-initiated-pdp-activation { allow { primary | secondary } | restrict { primary | secondary } } access type { gprs | umts } { all | location-area-list instance <instance> } failure-code <code>
> network-sharing cs-ps-coordination
> The following command has been moved from the SGSN-Service configuration mode to the IuPS-Service configuration mode:
> CLI (IuPS-Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] network-sharing cs-ps-coordination
> network-overload-protection
> New queue-size and wait-time keywords define the queue size for buffering and message age-out wait-time for optimized network overload protection.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> network-overload-protection sgsn-new-connections-per-second #_new_connections action { drop | reject with cause { congestion | network failure } } [ queue-size <queue_size> ] [ wait-time <wait_time> ]
> default network-overload-protection
> pdp-deactivation-rate
> The lowest values of the configurable ranges have been decreased from 20 to 1 for the rate at which the SGSN deactivates PDP for both the connected-ready and idle-standby subscriber connections. The rate is per second per SessMgr when GPT-C path failure is detected.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> pdp-deactivation-rate { connected-ready <1-1000> | idle-standby <1-1000> }
> qos class
> New mbr-map-down and mbr-map-up keywords enable override mapping to replace a maximum bit rate (MBR) received from the HLR with locally configured MBR.
> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> qos class { background | conversational | interactive | streaming } [ mbr-map-down from from_kbps to to_kbps | mbr-map-up from from_kbps to to_kbps ]
> qos class
> The following keywords have been removed from the command:

> l | default

> l | no

> The following keywords have been added to the command:

> l | all-values

> l | arp

> l | mbr-map-down

> l | mbr-map-up

> l | thp

> l | remove

> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ remove ] qos class { background | conversational | interactive | streaming } [ all-values | arp | gbr-down | gbr-up | mbr-down | mbr-map-down | mbr-map-up | mbr-up | min-transfer-delay | residual-bit-error-rate | sdu | thp ]
> ranap global-cn-id
> A new keyword enables the SGSN to use a ‘selected-plmn’ in the plmn-part of the Global Core Network ID IE in Reset/Ack and Reset-Resource/Ack messages when network sharing has been enabled.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> ranap global-cn-id { reset-procedure | reset-resource-procedure } [ network-sharing selected-plmn ]
> [ default | no ] ranap global-cn-id { reset-procedure | reset-resource-procedure }
> release-compliance
> This command has been modified to allow the operator to configure QoS overrides for both pre-release 7 and release 7 compliant RNC. New keywords are gbr-down, gbr-up, mbr-down, and mbr-up.
> CLI (RNC Configuration Mode)
> release-compliance { pre-release-7 | release-7 } [ gbr-down <gbr_dn_val> | gbr-up <gbr_up_val> | mbr-down <mbr_dn_val> | mbr-up <mbr_up_val> ] +
> default release-compliance
> sctp-rto-min / sctp-sack-period
> Include this keyword with the following commands in the PSP configuration mode. Enter it before entering a value. This enables configuration with finer granuality - in 10 millisecond units.
> CLI (PSP Configuration Mode)
> sctp-rto-min units-10ms <1-500>
> sctp-sack-period units-10ms <1-500>
> sgsn offload
> Enable targeting an SGSN for offloading.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> sgsn offload [ gprs-service <srvc_name> | sgsn-service <srvc_name> } { activating | connecting [ nri-value <nri_value> | stop [ target-nri <target_nri> target-count <target_count> ] | t3312-timeout <seconds> [ target-nri <target_nri> target-count <target_count> ] | target-nri <target_nri> target-count <target_count> }
> show linecard
> A new keyword has been added to display new DLCI-Util statistics.
> CLI (Bulkstat Configuration Mode)
> show linecard { dlci-utilization | table }
> show variables
> A new keyword has been added to display the variables in the new DLCI-Util schema.
> CLI (Bulkstat Configuration Mode)
> show variables dlci-util
> service timers changed
> Four timers have had changes to their ranges and two timers have had changes to their defaults:
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)

> l | • reset ack-timeout range has been expanded from 5 - 10 to 5 - 60 seconds. Default has increased to 20 seconds.

> l | • reset guard-timeout range has been expanded from 5 - 10 to 5 - 60 seconds.

> l | • tigoc-timeout range has been expanded from 1 - 10 to 1 - 60 seconds

> l | • tintc-timeout range has been expanded from 1 - 10 to 1 - 60 seconds and the default has been increased to 30 seconds.

> sndcp reassembly-timeout
> The default (now 30 seconds) and maximum range of seconds (now 1 to 300) configurable for the SNDCP reassembly timer have been changed to facilitate support for the reordering of sub-network dependent convergence protocol N-PDU segments that arrive out-of-order.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> sndcp reassembly-timeout <seconds>
> default sndcp reassembly-timeout
> SGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.1
> This section provides information on SGSN commands modified in Release 12.1.
> apn-selection-default
> New keyword ‘fallback-apn’ allows definition of a dummy APN to use when default APN is not available.
> CLI (APN-Remap-Table Configuration Mode)
> apn-selection-default network-identifier <apn_net_id> [ fallback-apn <apn_net_id> | reject-blank-apn | require-dns-fail-wildcard | require-subscription-apn ] }
> no apn-selection
> apn-selection-default
> Three new keywords have been added to support flexible new options for using default APNs in the APN selection process:

> l | first-in-subscription - option instructs the SGSN to use the APN in the first subscription record as a default APN.

> l | fallback-to-first-in-subscription - option instructs the SGSN to use the APN in the first subscription record when configured default APN is not available.

> l | prefer-single-subscription - option instructs the SGSN to use the APN in subscription record if it is the only record available and normal APN selection fails.

> CLI (APN-Remap-Table Configuration Mode)
> apn-selection-default { first-in-subscription | network-identifier <net_id> [ fallback-apn network-identifier <net_id> | fallback-to-first-in-subscription | prefer-single-subscription | reject-blank-apn | require-dns-fail-wildcard | require-subscription-apn ] }
> no apn-selection
> authenticate
> New keywords enable/disable authentication for the SMS procedure.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> authenticate sms [ sms-type ( mo-sms | mt-sms } ] [ frequency <frequency> | access-type { umts | gprs } ]
> no authenticate sms [ sms-type ( mo-sms | mt-sms } ] {access-type [ umts | gprs ] }
> default authenticate sms [ sms-type ( mo-sms | mt-sms } ] {access-type [ umts | gprs ] }
> bssgp-timer
> The range of the BSSGP MS flow control timer ‘th’ has been expanded (per TS 48.018) to 6 to 5999 seconds:
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> bssgp-timer th <6 to 5999>
> default bssgp-timer th
> ciphering algorithm
> New keywords - negotiation-failure-action - have been added to configure the SGSN's action if there is not a match between the MS and SGSN ciphering algorithm configurations. As well, the call Attach/RAU Rejection message may include a configurable GMM failure code.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> ciphering-algorithm { negotiation-failure-action { reject [ failure-code <code>] | use-geo0 } | priority <priority> }
> default ciphering-algorithm negotiation-failure-action
> dns-extn
> New keyword in the command enables the SGSN to append geographical information to the APN string that is being sent in the DNS query.
> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> dns-extn { lac-rac | msisdn start-offset <start_digits> end-offset <end_digits>
> gateway-address
> New keyword assigns GGSN to a secondary pool of GGSNs.
> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> gateway-address <IPv4 or IPv6> weight <1-100> secondary-pool
> gtpc
> Configures the diffserv code point marking to be used when sending GTP-C messages originating from the session manager and SGTPC manager.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> gtpc ip qos-dscp { af11 | af12 | af13 | af21 | af22 | af23 | af31 | af32 | af33 | af41 | af42 | af43 | be | ef }
> default gtpc ip qos-dscp
> gtpc
> Inclusion of this new keyword, target-identification-preamble, allows the SGSN to ignore the default behavior and enables the SGSN to send the preamble byte in the Target Identification IE in the Relocation Request message:
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] gtpc send target-identification-preamble
> gtpp dictionary
> The custom33 keyword has been enabled to allow inclusion of the custom33 dictionary in the billing context configuration and to associate the dictionary with the GTPP server group for the billing context.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtpp dictionary custom33
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtpp dictionary custom33
> gtpp storage-server local file
> New keyword "file-name-pattern" defines a pattern for the file name that will be used to match against the files to be purged.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtpp storage-server local file purge-processed-files file-name-pattern <name_pattern>
> gtp send
> The rai keyword has been added to configure the SGSN to include the RAI of the SGSN in CPCQ and UPCQ messages to the GGSN.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode Commands)
> gtp send { imeisv | ms-timezone | rai | rat | uli }
> [ no | remove ] gtp send rai
> hop-count
> The configurable number of hop counts for an SCCP network instance has been expanded to 15.
> CLI (SCCP-Network Configuration Mode)
> hop-count <1-15>
> imsi-range
> The description keyword has been added to the IMSI range configuration to clarify use of the ranges when Release 9.0 Operator Policy configurations are converted for use with the Operator Policy functionality of Release 12.0.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode Commands)
> imsi-range mcc <mcc> mnc <mnc> msin first <msin> last <msin> operator-policy <policy_name> description <description>
> link-aggregation redundancy
> New keywords enable the operator to provision port link aggregation across multiple side-by-side XGLCs -- horizontal link aggregation.
> CLI (Port Ethernet Configuration Mode Commands)
> link-aggregation redundancy { standard | switched } [ hold-time <seconds> ] [ preferred slot { none | <slot#> } ]
> link id <id> link-type { highspeed-narrowband | lowspeed-narrowband }
> Ranges and defaults for various MTP2 timers have been modified for ANSI and ITU variants for both SS7 lowspeed-narrowband and SS7 highspeed-narrowband links.
> CLI (Link Configuration Mode Commands)
> Low-speed, ITU and ANSI; new defaults below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU default value is 40s and ANSI default value is 13s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t2 - ITU default value is 5s, ANSI default value is 11.5s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU default value is 1.5s, ANSI default value is 11.5s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4e - ITU default value is 500ms, ANSI default value is 600ms

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4n - ITU default value is 8.2s, ANSI default value is 2.3s

> Low-speed, ITU and ANSI; new ranges below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 120 - 500

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 140

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4n - ITU & ANSI ranges are 20 - 95

> l | mtp2-tmr-t6 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 60

> High-speed, ITU and ANSI; new defaults below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU default value is 300s and ANSI default value is 170s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t2 - ITU default value is 5s, ANSI default value is 23s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU default value is 1.5s, ANSI default value is 11.5s

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4e - ITU default value is 500ms, ANSI default value is 5s

> High-speed, ITU and ANSI; new ranges below:

> l | mtp2-tmr-t1 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 160 - 3500

> l | mtp2-tmr-t2 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 50 - 1500

> l | mtp2-tmr-t3 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 140

> l | mtp2-tmr-t4e - ITU & ANSI ranges are 4 - 60

> l | mtp2-tmr-t6 - ITU & ANSI ranges are 10 - 60

> network-initiated-pdp-activation
> In support of NRPCA, new keywords identify a predefined location area code list and define a GTPP failure cause code for inclusion in activation Reject messages.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> network-initiated-pdp-activation { allow { primary | secondary } | restrict { primary | secondary } } access type { gprs | umts } { all | location-area-list instance <instance> } failure-code <code>
> pdp-deactivation-rate
> The lowest values of the configurable ranges have been decreased from 20 to 1 for the rate at which the SGSN deactivates PDP for both the connected-ready and idle-standby subscriber connections. The rate is per second per SessMgr when GPT-C path failure is detected.
> CLI (SGSN-Global Configuration Mode)
> pdp-deactivation-rate { connected-ready <1-1000> | idle-standby <1-1000> }
> qos class
> New mbr-map-down and mbr-map-up keywords enable override mapping to replace a maximum bit rate (MBR) received from the HLR with locally configured MBR.
> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> qos class { background | conversational | interactive | streaming } [ mbr-map-down from <from_kbps> to <to_kbps> | mbr-map-up from <from_kbps> to <to_kbps> ]
> qos class
> The following keywords have been removed from the command:

> l | default

> l | no

> The following keywords have been added to the command:

> l | all-values

> l | arp

> l | mbr-map-down

> l | mbr-map-up

> l | thp

> l | remove

> CLI (APN-Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ remove ] qos class { background | conversational | interactive | streaming } [ all-values | arp | gbr-down | gbr-up | mbr-down | mbr-map-down | mbr-map-up | mbr-up | min-transfer-delay | residual-bit-error-rate | sdu | thp ]
> ranap global-cn-id
> A new keyword enables the SGSN to use a ‘selected-plmn’ in the plmn-part of the Global Core Network ID IE in Reset/Ack and Reset-Resource/Ack messages when network sharing has been enabled.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> ranap global-cn-id { reset-procedure | reset-resource-procedure } [ network-sharing selected-plmn ]
> [ default | no ] ranap global-cn-id { reset-procedure | reset-resource-procedure }
> sctp-rto-min / sctp-sack-period
> Include this keyword with the following commands in the PSP configuration mode. Enter it before entering a value. This enables configuration with finer granuality - in 10 millisecond units.
> CLI (PSP Configuration Mode)
> sctp-rto-min units-10ms <1-500>
> sctp-sack-period units-10ms <1-500>
> sgsn offload
> Enable targeting an SGSN for offloading.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> sgsn offload [ gprs-service <srvc_name> | sgsn-service <srvc_name> } { activating | connecting [ nri-value <nri_value> | stop [ target-nri <target_nri> target-count <target_count> ] | t3312-timeout <seconds> [ target-nri <target_nri> target-count <target_count> ] | target-nri <target_nri> target-count <target_count> }
> service timers changed
> Four timers have had changes to their ranges and two timers have had changes to their defaults:
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)

> l | • reset ack-timeout range has been expanded from 5 - 10 to 5 - 60 seconds. Default has increased to 20 seconds.

> l | • reset guard-timeout range has been expanded from 5 - 10 to 5 - 60 seconds.

> l | • tigoc-timeout range has been expanded from 1 - 10 to 1 - 60 seconds

> l | • tintc-timeout range has been expanded from 1 - 10 to 1 - 60 seconds and the default has been increased to 30 seconds.

> sndcp reassembly-timeout
> The default (now 30 seconds) and maximum range of seconds (now 1 to 300) configurable for the SNDCP reassembly timer have been changed to facilitate support for the reordering of sub-network dependent convergence protocol N-PDU segments that arrive out-of-order.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> sndcp reassembly-timeout <seconds>
> default sndcp reassembly-timeout
> SGSN Commands - Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on SGSN commands modified in Release 12.2.
> action
> The range for the number of actions configurable per GTT association has been increased from 8 to 15.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode)
> action id <id> type <action_type> start-digit <value> end-digit <value>
> no action id <id>
> authenticate
> A new keyword, on-first-vector, instructs the SGSN to begin the MS authentication process immediately after receiving the first vector from the HLR.
> CLI (Call-Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> authenticate on-first-vector
> remove authenticate on-first-vector
> authenticate
> The authenticate command has been re-architected to provide interface consistency and to allow the operator to enable the functions as needed. The function of the ‘no’ keyword in all instances now disables the specified function. Several new keywords have been added; see the Command Line Interface Reference for use and function information for all of these new keywords:

> l | attach-type { combined | gprs-only }

> l | foreign-ptmsi

> l | frequency

> l | local-ptmsi

> l | periodicity

> l | remove

> This function is no longer enabled by default, so the default keyword has been removed (deprecated).
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> authenticate activate [ access-type { gprs | umts } | first | frequency <frequency> | primary ] [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> [ no | remove ] authenticate activate [ access-type { gprs | umts } | first | primary ] [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] ]
> authenticate all-events [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency <frequency> [ access-type { gprs | umts } ] ]
> [ no | remove ] authenticate all-events [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> authenticate attach [ access-type { gprs | umts } | attach-type { combined | gprs-only } | frequency <frequency> | inter-rat ] [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> [ no | remove ] authenticate attach [ access-type { gprs | umts } | attach-type { combined | gprs-only } | inter-rat ] [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> authenticate detach access-type { gprs | umts }
> [ no | remove ] authenticate detach [ access-type { gprs | umts }
> authenticate rau [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency <frequency> | periodicity <duration> | update-type { combined-update | imsi-combined-update | periodic | ra-update [ with { foreign-ptmsi | inter-rat-local-ptmsi | local-ptmsi } ] ] [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency <frequency> | periodicity <duration> ]
> no authenticate rau [ access-type { grps | umts } | update-type { combined-update | imsi-combined-update | periodic | ra-update [ with { foreign-ptmsi | inter-rat-local-ptmsi | local-ptmsi } [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> remove authenticate rau [ access-type { gprs | umts } | periodicity | update-type { combined-update | imsi-combined-update | periodic | ra-update [ periodicity | with { foreign-ptmsi | inter-rat-local-ptmsi | local-ptmsi } [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> authenticate service-request [ frequency <frequency> | periodicity <duration> | service-type { data | page-response | signaling } [ frequency <frequency> | periodicity <duration> ] ]
> no authenticate service-request [ service-type { data | page-response | signaling } ]
> remove authenticate service-request [ periodicity | service-type { data | page-response | signaling } [ periodicity ] ]
> authenticate sms [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency <frequency> | sms-type { mo-sms | mt-sms } ] [ access-type { gprs | umts } | frequency <frequency> ]
> [ no | remove ] authenticate sms [ access-type { gprs | umts } | sms-type { mo-sms | mt-sms } [ access-type { gprs umts }]]
> cc
> New keyword (new-ni) enables APN remapping only when the charging characteristic value in the subscription record, associated with the requested APN, matches the values configured.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> cc behavior <beh_val> profile <prof_val> apn-remap network-identifier <apn_net_id> new-ni <new_apn_net_id>
> no cc behavior <beh_val> profile <prof_val> apn-remap network-identifier <apn_net_id>
> gmm
> New keywords enable validation of P-TMSI signature in the Attach Request against the P-TMSI signature stored at the SGSN. As well, optionally a GMM reject cause code can be configured.
> CLI (GPRS Service Configuration Mode)
> gmm attach ptmsi-signature-mismatch send-reject [ failure-code <2...111> ]
> default gmm attach ptmsi-signature-mismatch
> gtpp attribute
> In support of IPv4v6 dual PDP address types, this new keyword enables the SGSN to include IPv4v6 address information in the S-CDR. The IPv4 address goes in the new PDP address extension field and the IPv6 address goes in the existing servedPDPAddress field.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] gtpp attribute served-pdp-pdn-address-extension
> gtpp storage-server local file
> One new keyword enables (disabled by default) the use of continuous file sequence numbers and the second new keyword allows for recovery of file sequence numbers in the event of aaaproxy or chassis restarts/reboots.
> CLI (GTPP Server Group Configuration Mode)
> gtpp storage-server local file { compression | format | name | purge-processed-files | rotation | start-file-seq-num <number> [ recover-file-seq-num ] }
> default gtpp storage-server local file start-file-seq-num
> logging filter
> New gtpu and gtpumgr logging filters enable the creation of Debug Logs specific to the GTPU information for the peer RNCs/GGSNs.
> CLI (Exec Mode
> [ no ] logging filter active facility [ gtpu | gtpumgr ] level [ critical | error | warning | unusual | info | trace | debug ]
> network-sharing cs-ps-coordination
> The following command has been moved from the SGSN-Service configuration mode to the IuPS-Service configuration mode:
> CLI (IuPS-Service Configuration Mode)
> [ default | no ] network-sharing cs-ps-coordination
> ptmsi-reallocate
> The range of values has been expanded for the interval parameter:
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> ptmsi-reallocate interval <1 - 1440>
> ptmsi-reallocate
> The remove keyword has been added to delete P-TMSI reallocation definitions from the configuration file. This function is no longer enabled by default, so the default keyword has been removed (deprecated).
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ no | remove ] ptmsi-reallocate { attach | frequency | interval | routing-area-update [ update-type { combined-update | imsi-combined-update | periodic | ra-update } ] | service-request [ service-type { data | page-response | signaling } ] } [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> ptmsi-signature-reallocate
> The range of values has been expanded for the interval parameter:
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> ptmsi-signature-reallocate interval <1 - 1440>
> ptmsi-signature-reallocate
> The remove keyword has been added to delete P-TMSI signature reallocation definitions from the configuration file. This function is no longer enabled by default, so the default keyword has been removed (deprecated).
> CLI (Call Control Profile Configuration Mode)
> [ no | remove ] ptmsi-signature-reallocate { attach | frequency | interval | routing-area-update [ update-type { combined-update | imsi-combined-update | periodic | ra-update } ] } [ access-type { gprs | umts } ]
> sgsn op
> New keyword displays authentication and P-TMSI reallocate and P-TMSI signature reallocate information in a new display table.
> CLI (Exec Mode)
> sgsn op auth-ptmsi-counters imsi <imsi>
> show linecard
> A new keyword has been added to display new DLCI-Util statistics.
> CLI (Bulkstat Configuration Mode)
> show linecard { dlci-utilization | table }
> show iups-service
> A new keyword gtpu-table filter allows the operator to display a table specific to GTPU information for the peer RNCs/GGSNs for the specified IuPS service.
> CLI (IuPS Service Configuration Mode)
> show iups-service { all | name <srvc_name> } [ gtpu-table | rnc { all | id <rnc_id> } ] [ | { grep <grep_options> | more } ]
> show sgtp-service
> A new keyword gtpu-table filter allows the operator to display a table specific to GTPU information for the peer RNCs/GGSNs for the specified SGTP service.
> CLI (SGTP Service Configuration Mode)
> show sgtp-service { all [ gtpu-table ] | ggsn-table [ smgr-instance <smgr_instance> ] | mbms-bearers | name <srvc_name> [ gtpu-table ] | sgsn-table }
> show variables
> A new keyword has been added to display the variables in the new DLCI-Util schema.
> CLI (Bulkstat Configuration Mode)
> show variables dlci-util
> wildcard-apn pdp-type
> New keyword allows the operator to configure a wildcard subscription with PDP type IPv4v6 for an SGSN default APN.
> CLI (APN Remap Table Configuration Mode)
> wildcard-apn pdp-type { dual-ipv4v6 | ipv4 | ipv6 | ppp } network-identifier <apn_net_id>
> no wildcard-apn pdp-type dual-ipv4v6
> TPO Commands Modified in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on TPO commands modified in release 12.0.
> tcp fast-retransmit-dupacks
> This command specifies the number of duplicate ACKs required for fast retransmission. The dynamic keyword was added to this command. This enables to dynamically change the number of duplicate ACKs required for fast retransmission based on the number of in-flight packets (one-third of the in-flight packets, subject to a minimum of two). This enables to eliminate spurious retransmissions when packet reordering in the network is high.
> CLI (ACS TPO Profile Configuration Mode)
> tcp fast-retransmit-dupacks { duplicate_acks | dynamic }
> default tcp fast-retransmit-dupacks
> TPO Commands Modified in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on TPO commands modified in release 12.2.
> match-rule priority
> This command specifies the TPO profile to use when the traffic matches a particular TPO ruledef/TPO group-of-ruledefs. This command now enables to configure TPO group-of-ruledefs.
> CLI (ACS TPO Profile Configuration Mode)
> match-rule priority rule_priority { tpo-group-of-ruledefs tpo_group_of_ruledefs_name | tpo-ruledef tpo_ruledef_name } tpo { none | profile tpo_profile_name } [ description description ]
> no match-rule priority rule_priority
> tcp fast-retransmit-dupacks
> This command specifies the number of duplicate ACKs required for fast retransmission. In the 12.2 and later releases, the behavior of the dynamic keyword has changed. Now the dynamic keyword specifies to dynamically change the number of duplicate ACKs required for fast retransmission based on the number of in-flight packets, and controls the actions taken on D-SACK detection.
> CLI (ACS TPO Profile Configuration Mode)
> tcp fast-retransmit-dupacks { duplicate_acks | dynamic }
> default tcp fast-retransmit-dupacks
> Obsoleted Commands
> This section identifies configuration commands that have been obsoleted in Release 12.x.

> l | Common Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | Common Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.2

> l | Application Detection and Control Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | Content Filtering Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | ECS Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | Firewall Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | GGSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | HA Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | IPCF Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.1

> l | Mobility Management Entity Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | PDSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | Session Control Manager Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | SGSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0

> l | SGSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.2

> Common Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on commands that are common to all products that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> Common Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on commands that are common to all products that were obsoleted in Release 12.2.
> diameter sctp
> This command has been removed from the 12.2 release and replaced with the associate sctp-parameters-template command in the Diameter Endpoint Configuration mode.
> For more details on the new command, please see the associate command in Common Commands - New in Release 12.2 section.
> CLI (Context Configuration Mode)
> diameter sctp { hearbeat-interval interval | path max-retransmissions retransmissions }
> default diameter sctp { heartbeat-interval | path max-retransmissions }
> Application Detection and Control Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on new ADC commands available in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> Content Filtering Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on CF commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> ECS Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on ECS commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> Firewall Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on Stateful Firewall commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> GGSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on GGSN commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> gtpu echo interval
> This command has been obsoleted in 12.0 release and now available in GTP-U service configuration mode.
> CLI (GGSN Service Configuration mode))
> gtpu echo-interval time_interval
> no gtpu echo-interval
> gtpu reorder
> This command has been obsoleted in 12.0 release.
> CLI (GGSN Service Configuration mode))
> gtpu reorder { context { ppp } | sequence-numbers { ipv4 | ppp | ipv4-ppp | ppp-ipv4 } | timeout time }
> [ no ] gtpu reorder { context | sequence-numbers { ipv4 | ppp | ipv4-ppp | ppp-ipv4 } }
> gtpu udp-checksum insert
> This command has been obsoleted in 12.0 release.
> CLI (GGSN Service Configuration mode))
> [ default | no ] gtpu udp-checksum insert
> HA Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on HA commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> IPCF Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.1
> This section provides information on IPCF commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.1.
> IPCF is new product for this release.
> Mobility Management Entity Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on MME commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> mme-policy
> This command has been removed from the 12.0 release and replaced with the lte-policy command.
> CLI (Global Configuration Mode)
> mme-policy
> PDSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on PDSN commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> Session Control Manager Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on SCM commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> authorization
> This command functionality has been moved to the CSCF PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode and expanded.
> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] authorization non-video
> policy
> This command functionality has been moved to the CSCF Service Configuration Mode and expanded.
> CLI (CSCF Policy Rules Configuration Mode)
> policy overload { redirect address1 [ weight weight1 ] [ address2 [ weight weight2 ] ] ... | reject [ use-reject-code { admin-prohibited | insufficient-resources } ] }
> default policy overload
> no policy overload redirect address1 [ address2 ] ...
> subscribe
> This command has been removed from the 12.0 release and replaced with the signaling-bearer-loss command in the CSCF PCRF-Policy-Control Configuration Mode.
> CLI (CSCF Proxy-CSCF Configuration Mode)
> [ no ] subscribe signaling-bearer-loss
> SGSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on SGSN commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.0.
> check-imei-timeout-action
> This command in the SGSN-Service configuration mode has been replaced by the check-imei command in both the SGSN-Service and GPRS-Service configuration modes.
> ignore-remote-restart-counter
> This command, in the SGTP Service configuration mode, has been deprecated because the default behavior has been modified so that the SGSN verifies the remote restart counter changes observed in the PDP establishment messages and to ensure no mistaken configuration leads to genuine GGSN restarts being ignored. For information about the behavioral change, see the New Features section.
> SGSN Commands - Obsoleted in Release 12.2
> This section provides information on SGSN commands that were obsoleted in Release 12.2.
> check-imei-timeout-action
> This command in the SGSN-Service configuration mode has been replaced by the check-imei command in both the SGSN-Service and GPRS-Service configuration modes.
> ignore-remote-restart-counter
> This command, in the SGTP Service configuration mode, has been deprecated because the default behavior was modified in 12.0 release so that the SGSN verifies the remote restart counter changes observed in the PDP establishment messages and to ensure no mistaken configuration leads to genuine GGSN restarts being ignored. For information about the behavioral change, see the SGSN in Release 12.0 section of the New Features Summary chapter.
> GTPP Storage Server (GSS)
> This section provides information on GSS changes in Release 12.0.
> None for this release.
> Policy Provisioning Tool Changes
> Policy Provisioning Tool (PPT) support is new product in Release 12.1.
> Cisco Policy Provisioning Tool (PPT) is a Web-based client-server application which provides the user (network operator) a comprehensive use case design experience. It enables the network operator to design a service plan and subscriber profile data modelling at a time with the help of use case design and configuration.
> PPT is designed to simplify use case configuration by importing the relevant Policy Control Enforcement Function (PCEF) flow, rules and APN data elements.
> PCEF, typically located at the gateway is responsible for enforcing the policy and charging related decisions received from IPCF. PCEF performs service data flow detection as well as gate enforcement for the data flows.
> For information about the PPT, refer Policy Provisioning Tool Installation and Administration Guide.
> Subscriber Service Controller Changes
> Subscriber Service Controller (SSC) support is new product in Release 12.1.
> Subscriber Service Controller (SSC) is an application that complements and extends the functionality of Intelligent Policy Control Function (IPCF).
> SSC uses Subscriber Profile Repository (SPR) data store, to implement the usage control policies in a centralized manner. It also handles account details as well as session state information of the subscriber. SSC can manage the event notification function for PCC, by sending e-mails or text messages to subscribers. SSC provides storage facility for subscriber profile along with centralized management of subscriber policy and quota for your deployment.
> SSC works in conjunction with IPCF, PPT and other PCC components
> For information about the SSC, refer Subscriber Service Controller Installation and Administration Guide.
> Web Element Manager Changes in Release 12.0
> This section provides information on Web Element Manager configuration changes in Release 12.0.
> Active Charging Support Moved
> The Active Charging Support menu has been removed from the WEM Configuration menu. ACS functionality is now available via the CLI interface in the WEM’s Load Configuration feature.
> Web Element Manager Path
> Configuration | Save/Load Configuration | Load Configuration
> New Location for PCRF Folder in WEM High Availability Installation
> During WEM installation in a High Availability environment, the pcrf folder was placed in the <ems_dir>/server directory. Now, the pcrf folder is placed on the shared disk so that it is available to both nodes in the cluster, and can thereby obtain data from external sources and parse the data to 3GPP format.
> This is done automatically by the script once the path to the shared disk has been defined as part of the installation process.
> SFTP Support for Software Upgrade
> Previously, configuration files were uploaded/downloaded using the FTP protocol. A pair of radio buttons has been added to the Software Upgrade dialog box to choose between FTP and SFTP protocols for transferring files.
> Web Element Manager Path
> Configuration | Software Upgrade
> FTP User Doesn’t Exist Message/Passwd.Ftp Failure Alarm
> If the WEM server is used as primary or secondary destination, then the user defined as the FTP user in the bulkstats configuration screen must be present/created on the WEM server by the system administrator. For the message "user for FTP-ing the files from ASR5K to WEM doesn't exist" the correct action is for the Admin to configure such a user.
> This is addressed in the Troubleshooting chapter in the Web Element Manager Installation and Administration Guide.
> Script Server Enabled by Default
> Previously the documentation stated that the Script Server was disabled by default. The Script server is enabled by default and the documentation has been changed to reflect this.
> Web Element Manager Changes in Release 12.2
> This section describes the Configuration changes made in Web Element Manager Release 12.2.
> Script Server Enabled by Default
> Previously the documentation stated that the Script Server was disabled by default. The Script server is enabled by default and the documentation has been changed to reflect this.

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