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- About This Guide
[PDF 83 KB]
- Objectives
- Audience
- Documentation Conventions
- Related Juniper Networks Documentation
- Obtaining Documentation
- Documentation Feedback
- Requesting Support
- Chapter:
Overview of the SAE
[PDF 389 KB]
- Role of the SAE
- Connections to Juniper Networks Routers
- COPS Connection Between JUNOSe Routers and the SAE
- Beep Connection Between JUNOS Routing Platforms and the SAE
- Router Initialization Scripts
- SAE Plug-Ins
- Internal Plug-Ins
- External Plug-Ins
- Hosted Plug-Ins
- How Internal Plug-Ins Work
- Plug-In Pool
- Event Publishers
- Types of Internal Plug-Ins
- Authorization Plug-Ins
- Tracking Plug-Ins
- Using Internal Plug-Ins to Customize RADIUS Packets
- How the SAE Uses Plug-Ins
- Assigning DHCP Addresses to Subscribers
- Creating and Tracking Subscriber Sessions
- Activating and Tracking Service Sessions
- Classification Scripts
- How Classification Scripts Work
- Interface Classification Scripts
- Subscriber Classification Scripts
- DHCP Classification Scripts
- Login Events and Processes
- Login Events
- Summary of the Login Process
- Residential Subscriber Login and Processes
- PPP Subscribers
- Web Login for PPP Subscribers
- PPP Login Interactions
- PPP Logout Interactions
- DHCP Subscribers
- Interface Startup
- Initial Login
- Initial DHCP Login Interactions
- DHCP Login to Subscriber Account Interactions
- Persistent DHCP Subscriber Login Interactions
- DHCP Subscriber Logout Interactions
- Static IP Subscribers
- Single PC, IP Address Known
- Subscriber IP Address Not Known
- Enterprise Subscriber Login Process
- Interface Startup
- Subscriptions and Activations
- Activation and Deactivation
- Subscription Activation Interactions
- Subscription Deactivation Interactions
- Automatic Activation at Login
- Enterprise-Specific Remote Session Activation
- Storing Subscriber and Service Session Data
- Session Store Files
- Active and Passive Session Stores
- Session Store File Rotation
- Virtual Portal Address Feature
- SAE APIs
- SAE Core API
- SAE CORBA Remote API
- SAE Accounting
- Accounting Policy
- Subscription Process
- Tracking Subscriber Sessions
- Accounting Plug-Ins
- Interim Accounting
- Chapter:
Configuring the SAE
[PDF 334 KB]
- Overview
- Configuring LDAP Access to Directory Data
- Configuring Access to Subscriber Data
- Configuring Access to Service Data
- Configuring Access to Policy Data
- Configuring Access to the Persistent Login Cache
- Configuring Directory Eventing
- Configuring the Location of Router, Persistent Login, and Persistent Session Data
- Enabling Directory Eventing of Configuration Data
- Configuring Router Properties
- Configuring the JUNOS Router Driver
- Configuring the JUNOSe Router Driver
- Configuring the Length of Time MAC Addresses Remain in SAE Cache
- Configuring a Simulated Router Driver
- Configuring Session Stores
- Configuring Session Store Parameters for a Device Driver
- Configuring Global Session Store Parameters
- Configuring SNMP Communities
- Identifying a Profile for Unauthenticated Subscribers
- Configuring the Virtual Portal Address
- Configuring Router Initialization Scripts
- Configuring the License Manager
- Configuring Directory Access
- Configuring Client Properties
- Configuring Interim Accounting
- Allowing Multiple Logins from the Same IP Address
- Authenticating Registered Username/Password Pairs
- Configuring Timers for Session Reactivation
- Configuring the Number of Threads for Sessions
- Reducing the Size of Session Objects
- Modifying the SAE Property File
- Editing Properties with SDX Admin
- Editing Properties with a Text Editor
- Other Configuration Tasks
- Loading Subscriptions Based on RADIUS Authorization
- Accepting Login Names with Different Formats
- Default Login Parser Properties
- Chapter:
Starting and Managing the SAE
[PDF 605 KB]
- Starting the SAE
- Before You Start the SAE
- Logging the SAE Start or Stop Process
- Starting and Stopping the SAE
- Configuring Secure Connections for SAE Web Admin
- Starting SAE Web Admin
- Viewing SAE Data
- Viewing Information About Services
- Viewing Information About Policies
- Viewing Information About Routers
- Viewing Information About Subscriber Sessions
- Viewing Information About Interfaces
- Viewing and Deleting Login and Equipment Registrations
- Viewing Information About Threads
- Viewing SNMP Information
- Viewing and Reloading the SAE Configuration
- Testing a Portal
- Testing Classification Scripts and Domain Name Parsing
- Testing Classification Scripts
- Testing Domain Name Parser Scripts
- Chapter:
Classifying Interfaces and Subscribers
[PDF 377 KB]
- Configuring Classification Scripts
- Classification Targets
- Target Expressions
- Classification Criteria
- Glob Matching
- Regular Expression Matching
- Creating and Modifying Classification Scripts
- Structured View
- Configuring Targets in Structured View
- Configuring Criteria in Structured View
- Raw View
- Testing Subscriber and Interface Classification Scripts
- Classifying Interfaces
- Selecting Interface Classification Criteria
- Configuring Interface Classification Targets
- Examples: Interface Classification Scripts
- Managing Interfaces for Premium and Basic PPP and DHCP Subscribers
- Managing Specific Interfaces
- Managing Interfaces by Using the Interface Description
- Classifying Subscribers
- Selecting Subscriber Classification Criteria
- Sending DHCP Options to the JUNOSe Router
- Configuring Subscriber Classification Targets
- Examples: Subscriber Classification Scripts
- Default Subscriber Classification Script
- Static IP Subscriber
- Subscriber Group
- Enterprise Subscribers
- Matching on the Interface Name
- Matching on the Interface Alias
- Service Bundle in a Wholesaler/Retailer Scenario
- Router Interface Subscriber Session
- Group of Subscriber Sessions
- Classifying DHCP Subscribers
- Selecting DHCP Classification Criteria
- Configuring DHCP Classification Targets
- Selecting DHCP Parameters
- Setting DHCP Parameters with DHCP Options
- Creating DHCP Profiles
- Chapter:
Configuring Authorization and Accounting Plug-Ins
[PDF 389 KB]
- Configuring Plug-Ins with SDX Configuration Editor
- Accessing the Plug-In Configuration
- Creating Plug-In Instances
- Configuring Internal Plug-Ins
- Configuring the SAE for External Plug-Ins
- Configuring the State Synchronization Plug-In Interface
- Configuring Tracking Plug-Ins
- Configuring Flat File Accounting Plug-Ins
- Configuring Headers for Flat File Accounting Plug-Ins
- Configuring Basic RADIUS Accounting Plug-Ins
- Configuring Flexible RADIUS Accounting Plug-Ins
- Configuring Custom RADIUS Accounting-Plug-Ins
- Configuring Authorization Plug-Ins
- Limiting Subscribers on Router Interfaces
- Configuring Basic RADIUS Authentication Plug-Ins
- Configuring Flexible RADIUS Authentication Plug-Ins
- Configuring Custom RADIUS Authentication Plug-Ins
- Configuring LDAP Authentication Plug-Ins
- Using RADIUS Plug-In Fields
- Configuring UDP Ports for RADIUS Plug-Ins
- Configuring Global UDP Ports
- Creating RADIUS Peers
- Defining RADIUS Packets for Flexible RADIUS Plug-Ins
- Creating and Using RADIUS Templates
- Configuring RADIUS Attributes
- More About Using Flexible RADIUS Packet Definitions
- Setting Values in Authentication Response Packets
- Selecting IP Address Pools Using DHCP Response Packets
- Configuring Event Publishers
- Configuring Global and Default Retailer Event Publishers
- Configuring Service-Specific Event Publishers
- Configuring Retailer-Specific Event Publishers
- Configuring Virtual Router-Specific Event Publishers
- Configuring Plug-Ins with SDX Admin or a Text Editor
- Configuring External Plug-Ins
- Configuring Internal and Hosted Plug-Ins
- Defining RADIUS Packets
- Setting Up the Plug-In Instance to Use a Template
- Configuring Event Publishers
- Example: LDAP Authentication Plug-In
- Example: Basic RADIUS Accounting Plug-In
- Chapter:
Developing Router Initialization Scripts
[PDF 56 KB]
- Interface Description
- Methods
- Example
- Chapter:
Using the License Server
[PDF 116 KB]
- Overview
- Server License
- License Server Errors
- License Requests
- License Allocation Example
- License Release Example
- Lease Renewal
- Directory Location and Access
- License Switching and Preferences
- Failover Behavior
- Managing Log Files
- Customizing License Server Configuration
- Configuring Alarms
- Specifying the ORB Configuration Property File
- Configuring the Repository for the License Server
- Configuring Properties for the License Server
- Configuring Location of the License Server
- Troubleshooting License Server Problems
- Chapter:
Using the SNMP Agent
[PDF 324 KB]
- Overview of the SNMP Agent
- SNMP Agent Behavior
- MIBs
- Configuration MIBs
- MIB Structure
- MIB Location
- IOR Files
- SNMP Agent
- SAE
- License Server
- NIC Host
- Web Redirector
- SNMP Agent Hierarchy and Objects
- System Management Configurations
- Subfolders
- Components
- Traps
- Adding and Deleting Subfolders
- Adding and Deleting System Management Configurations
- Configuring Components
- Adding Components
- Deleting Components
- Component Fields
- Configuring Traps
- Adding Traps
- Deleting Traps
- Trap Fields
- Chapter:
Understanding Traps
[PDF 148 KB]
- Performance Traps
- R/AV
- Decoding Trap Numbers in Performance Traps
- Decoding Trap Numbers for Raised Trap Actions
- Decoding Trap Numbers for Clear Trap Actions
- SAE Performance Traps
- Accounting Performance Traps
- Authentication Performance Traps
- NIC Performance Traps
- Router Driver Performance Traps
- Workflow Performance Traps
- System Management, Policy Engine, and SDX Redirector Performance Traps
- Event Traps
- Alarm State Transitions
- Chapter:
Configuring Logging for SDX Components
[PDF 135 KB]
- Overview of Logging
- Configuring Logging with SDX Configuration Editor
- Accessing the Logging Configuration for All Components Except the NIC
- Accessing the Logging Configuration for the NIC
- Saving Event Messages in Text Files
- File Logging Fields
- Saving Event Messages on a Logging Server
- System Logging Fields
- Specifying Filters for Logs
- Defining Categories
- Defining Severity Levels
- Defining Filters
- Cleaning Logs and Process Files for SDX Components
- Chapter:
Configuring the Directory Eventing System
[PDF 102 KB]
- Overview
- Configuring Standard DES Properties
- Configuring SDX DES Properties
- Example
- Configuring the Type of Directory
- Configuring DES to Manage Directory Problems
- Using DES for Large Directories
- Index
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