- About this Guide
- 5G Architecture
- cnSGW-C Overview
- Deploying and Configuring cnSGW-C through Operations Center
- Smart Licensing Support
- cnSGW-C Rolling Software Update
- Pods and Services Reference
- 3GPP RAN/NAS Cause Codes Support
- Access Bearer Release Support
- APN Profile Support
- Change Notification Request Handling
- Clear Subscriber Request Support
- Context Replacement Support
- Dedicated Bearer Support
- Delete Bearer and Delete Session Request
- Downlink Data Notification
- DSCP Marking Support
- Emergency Call Support
- eMPS/WPS Support
- Failure and Error Handling Support
- GTPC and Sx Path Management
- GTPv2 and Sx Messages Retransmission and Timeout Handling
- GTPv2 Load/Overload Support
- GTPv2 Message Validation
- IDFT Support
- Idle Session Timeout Settings
- Initial Attach Support
- Inter System RAT Handover
- Intra-MME and Inter-MME Handover Procedures
- MCC or MNC Configuration in the SGW Service
- Message Interactions Support
- Modify and Delete Bearer Command Support
- Modify Bearer Request Support
- Monitor Subscriber and Monitor Protocol Support
- Multiple PDN Attach/Detach Procedures
- Service Configuration Enhancements
- SGW Charging Support
- SGW Relocation Support
- Sx Load/Overload Control Handling
- Update Bearer Request and Response
- UPF Selection Support
- VoLTE and Emergency Call Prioritization
- cnSGW-C Troubleshooting
- Sample cnSGW-C Configuration
Cisco Ultra Cloud 5G Serving Gateway Function, Release 2021.02.0 - Configuration and Administration Guide
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- Updated:
- June 22, 2022
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