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Managing the SBC Configuration Process

You can stop and start the SBC configuration process in any or these ways:

Restart the SBC configuration process. In this procedure, the SBC configuration process is considered configured.
Disable and enable the SBC configuration process. In this procedure, the SBC configuration process is considered configured.
Activate and deactivate the SBC configuration process.

Restarting the SBC Configuration Process

Caution: We recommend that you do not restart the software process unless instructed to do so by a Juniper Networks customer support engineer. A restart might cause the router to drop calls and interrupt transmission.

Three options are available when you restart the SBC configuration process:

gracefully—Restart the software process after calls have ended.
immediately—Immediately restart the software process.
soft—Reread and reactivate the configuration without completely restarting the software process.

To restart the SBC configuration process, enter the restart sbc-configuration-process command in operational mode:


            
               user@host>restart sbc-configuration-process

When you restart the SBC configuration process, the process is stopped and then restarted.

Disabling and Enabling the SBC Configuration Process

This topic describes the process of disabling and enabling the SBC configuration process.

Disabling the SBC Configuration Process

To disable the SBC configuration process, enter the set system processes sbc-configuration-process disable statement in configuration mode, and then commit your configuration:


            
               user@host# set system processes sbc-configuration-process
                     disable
               user@host# commit

Enabling the SBC Configuration Process

To enable the SBC configuration process, enter the delete system processes sbc-configuration-process disable statement in configuration mode, and then commit your configuration:


            
               user@host# delete system processes sbc-configuration-process
                     disable
               user@host# commit

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