OL-7205-10

3.1.7
December, 2008

Changes to the default configuration. See Managing Advanced Service Configuration Options, page 10-39.

OL-7205-09

3.1.6
July, 2008

Minor correction regarding filter rules.

OL-7205-08

3.1.6
May, 2008

Minor changes throughout the guide.

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3.1.5
November, 2007

Added the following new features:

•Configuration Wizards, page 4-18

See:

–How to Use the Usage Analysis Wizard, page 4-19

–How to Use the P2P Traffic Optimization Wizards, page 4-30

–How to Use the Reporter DB Configuration Wizard, page 4-46

–How to Configure SCE and CM Devices Using a Wizard, page 5-8

•DSCP ToS Classification (ToS is added as a flavor type, see Managing Flavors, page 7-44)

•DSCP ToS Marking (see How to Manage DSCP ToS Marker Values, page 9-28)

OL-7205-05

3.1.0
May, 2007

Added the following new features:

•Virtual Links (see Managing Virtual Links, page 9-43)

•Asymmetric Routing Classification Mode, page 10-34

•NetFlow (see NetFlow records, page 8-2)

•Quota Replenish Scatter, page 9-49

Updated the following sections of the document

•Managing Bandwidth, page 9-29

•Information About the System Modes, page 10-34

•Managing Advanced Service Configuration Options, page 10-39

OL-7208-04

3.0.5
November, 2006

Added the following new feature:

•The SCA BB Real-Time Monitoring Configuration Utility, page 13-5

Updated the following sections of the document

•Quick Forwarding (see Filter Rule Actions, page 10-19 and Automatic Quick Forwarding of Media Flows, page 10-19)

OL-7205-03

3.0.3
May, 2006

Added the following new features:

•Hitless Upgrade of the SLI, page 4-12

•Content Filtering (see Managing Content Filtering, page 7-53)

•The Service Security Dashboard, page 10-1

Removed the following deprecated feature:

•Attack Filtering and Subscription Notification

OL-7205-02

3.0.0
December, 2005

Document name changed to Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide.

Both the look-and-feel and the functionality of the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband (SCA BB) Console were redesigned for release 3.0. Consequently, this document underwent a major rewrite. The major changes in this document are listed below.

•Appendixes B, C, D of the 2.5.5 release user guide were moved to a new document: the Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband Reference Guide.

•Chapter 8 and Appendix A of the 2.5.5 release user guide were moved to a new document: the Cisco Service Control Application Suite Reporter User Guide.

•The Cisco Service Control Application Suite for Broadband Installation Guide was deprecated; it forms the basis for part of the Getting Started chapter.

•Chapter 5 of the 2.5.5 release user guide (Constructing Service Configurations) was completely rewritten and split into three chapters.

•New chapters were added for the new tools included in the Console: the Network Navigator tool and the Signature Editor tool.

OL-7205-01

2.5.5
February, 2005

First version of this document (then named Cisco Service Control Application Suite for Broadband User Guide).

1

Cisco Service Control Overview

Provides a general overview of the Cisco Service Control solution.

2

System Overview

Provides a functional overview of the Cisco Service Control solution.

3

Traffic Processing Overview

Provides a technical overview of the Cisco Service Control solution.

4

Getting Started

Guides you through the process of installing or upgrading SCA BB and describes the concept of the Console as a collection of tools.

5

Using the Network Navigator

Explains how to use the Network Navigator to create a model of all devices that are part of the Cisco Service Control solution and how to manage the devices remotely.

6

Using the Service Configuration Editor

Explains how to use the Service Configuration Editor to manage service configurations.

7

Using the Service Configuration Editor: Traffic Classification

Explains how to configure service configurations to perform traffic classification.

8

Using the Service Configuration Editor: Traffic Accounting and Reporting

Explains how to configure service configurations to perform traffic reporting.

9

Using the Service Configuration Editor: Traffic Control

Explains how to configure service configurations to perform traffic control.

10

Using the Service Configuration Editor: Additional Options

Documents additional, advanced options available in the Service Configuration Editor.

11

Using the Subscriber Manager GUI Tool

Explains how to use the SM GUI tool to configure subscribers on the SCMS-SM database.

12

Using the Signature Editor

Documents the Signature Editor tool, which can create files for updating protocols in SCA BB.

13

Additional Management Tools and Interfaces

Documents and explains other tools that are available for use with SCA BB.

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