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This document explains how to install and configure the Cisco Service Control Management Suite (SCMS) Subscriber Manager (SM) Login Event Generators (LEGs).
This document is intended for system administrators and integrators who are responsible for the installation, configuration, and maintenance of the LEG components. The administrator or system integrator should be familiar with the following:
•CNR extensions concept
•DHCP protocol
•MPLS/VPN architecture
•RADIUS extensions concept
•RADIUS protocol
•SOAP concepts
•IPDR concepts
•Cisco Service Control Subscriber Management and Subscriber Integration concepts
For complete information about the Cisco SCMS subscriber integration concept, see Cisco SCMS Subscriber Manager User Guide.
lists the technical changes made to this document since it was first printed.
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OL-24194-06 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
Updated Chapter 16 "Configuring the RADIUS Listener Login Event Generator." |
OL-24194-06 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
Updated these chapters: • • |
OL-24194-06 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
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OL-24194-06 |
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Added information regarding the following: • • |
OL-24194-05 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
Updated chapters on IPDR Login Event Generator. |
OL-24194-04 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
Updated with information about Cisco SCMS Subscriber Manager, Release 3.7.2. Changes include: Updated the About the Simple Object Access Protocol Login Event Generator chapter with details on Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Login Event Generator (LEG) standalone topology. Updated the Configuring the IPDR Login Event Generator chapter with information about the new configuration parameters. Updated the ipdr show command output in the Using the Internet Protocol Detail Record Login Event Generator Command-Line Utility chapter. |
OL-24194-03 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
Updated IPDR LEG chapter for Release 3.7.1. |
OL-24194-02 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
Improved the quality of the user documentation by adding customer and internal feedback. Updated IPDR LEG chapter. |
OL-24194-01 |
Supports all 3.7.x releases |
The following new chapters for IPDR LEG was added: • • • • |
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Describes the terms and concepts used in this SM LEGs guide. |
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Describes the Subscriber Manager CNR LEG software module. |
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Installing the Cisco Network Registrar Login Event Generator |
Describes the CNR LEG installation procedures for both Widows and Solaris platforms. It also describes the uninstall procedure. |
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Configuring the Cisco Network Registrar Login Event Generator and the Subscriber Manager |
Describes the configuration for the CNR LEG and the Subscriber Manager using the CNR LEG. |
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Describes the log messages written to the CNR Log. |
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Cisco Network Registrar Login Event Generator Functional Specification |
Describes the CNR LEG design, logging, tracing, and operations performed by the CNR LEG. |
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Describes the Subscriber Manager DHCP Lease Query LEG software module and the terms and concepts used in this guide. It also provides a description of the DHCP Lease Query LEG process and transactions. |
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Describes the procedures for configuring and using the software on the Subscriber Manager. It also describes the command-line utility. |
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Describes the procedures for configuring and using the software on an SCE device. It also describes the CLI. |
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Describes the DHCP Forwarder application, installation instructions, and adding and removing a resource. |
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Describes the Subscriber Manager SCE-Sniffer DHCP LEG software module and the terms and concepts used in this guide. It also provides a description of the SCE-Sniffer DHCP LEG operation and transactions. |
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Describes the configuration procedure for the SCE-Sniffer DHCP LEG on the SM and configuring the Package Association. |
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Using the SCE-Sniffer DHCP Login Event Generator Command Line Utility |
Provides a description of the command-line utility commands when the software is installed on the Subscriber Manager. |
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Describes the Subscriber Manager RADIUS listener LEG software module and the terms and concepts used in this guide. |
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Describes the procedures for installing the software on the subscriber manager (SM). It also describes uninstalling the software. |
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Describes the configuration procedure for the RADIUS listener LEG. |
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Describes the configuration procedure for the RADIUS client. |
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Using the RADIUS Listener Login Event Generator Command Line Utility |
Provides a description of the command-line utility commands when the software is installed on the Subscriber Manager. |
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Describes the algorithm used for deciding the subscriber domain to which a subscriber should be logged on. |
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Describes the SCE-Sniffer RADIUS LEG software module, and terms and concepts. |
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Provides a description of SCE-Sniffer RADIUS LEG transactions for login and logout operations. |
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Provides the configuration instructions to configure the SCE-Sniffer RADIUS LEG. |
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Using the SCE-Sniffer RADIUS Login Event Generator Command Line Utility |
Describes the Command-Line Utilities to retrieve information and statistics about the LEG. |
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Describes the MPLS/VPN BGP LEG software module, and terms and concepts. |
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Installing the MPLS/VPN Border Gateway Protocol Login Event Generator |
Describes the installation process for installing the SM MPLS/VPN BGP LEG. |
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Provides the configuration instructions to configure the MPLS/VPN BGP LEG. |
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Describes the Command-Line Utility to control the operation of the MPLS/VPN BGP LEG and to retrieve information and statistics about the LEG. |
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About the Simple Object Access Protocol Login Event Generator |
Describes the SOAP LEG software module, and terms and concepts. |
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Configuring the Simple Object Access Protocol Login Event Generator |
Provides the configuration instructions to configure the SOAP LEG. |
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Using the Simple Object Access Protocol Login Event Generator Command-Line Utility |
Provides a description of the command-line utility commands when the software is installed on the Subscriber Manager. |
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"About the Internet Protocol Detail Record (IPDR) Login Event Generator" section |
Describes the IPDR LEG software module, and terms and concepts. |
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"Internet Protocol Detail Record Login Event Generator Templates" section |
Provides the details of IPDR LEG templates. |
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Provides the configuration instructions to configure the IPDR LEG. |
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"Using the Internet Protocol Detail Record Login Event Generator Command-Line Utility" section |
Provides a description of the command-line utility commands when the software is installed on the Subscriber Manager. |
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Provides the Cisco WSDL. |
Use the Cisco SCMS SM LEGs User Guide in conjunction with the following Cisco documentation:
•Cisco Service Control Management Suite Subscriber Manager User Guide
•Cisco Service Control Application for Broadband User Guide
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