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Table of Contents
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About This Guide
- Objectives
- Audience
- Documentation Conventions
- Related Juniper Networks Documentation
- Obtaining Documentation
- Documentation Feedback
- Requesting Support
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Installing the SRC Applications
- SRC Software CDs
- Before You Install the SRC Applications
- Installation Prerequisites
- Solaris Patches
- SRC-ACP
- Installing SRC Application Packages
- Uninstalling SRC Packages
- Installing Sample SRC Data
- Installing SRC Web Applications
- Installing Web Applications Inside JBoss
- Removing SRC Web Applications
- Removing a Web Application from JBoss
- Reviewing SRC Port Settings
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Overview of the SRC SOAP Gateway
- Overview of the SRC-SG
- Terminology
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Activating Services with SOAP
- Overview of Dynamic Service Activator
- Dynamic Service Activator Operation
- Dynamic Service Activator in a Redundant Environment
- Before You Install Dynamic Service Activator
- Installing Dynamic Service Activator on a Web Application Server
- Bootstrap Properties for Dynamic Service Activator
- Configuring Dynamic Service Activator
- Configuring Security for Gateway Clients
- Configuring General Properties for Dynamic Service Activator
- Dynamic Service Activation General Properties
- Configuring Subscriber Types for Dynamic Service Activator
- Subscriber Type Fields
- Configuring the NIC Proxies
- Configuring Access to Methods and Scripts
- Method and Scripts Fields
- Configuring Access Constraints
- Deleting Subscriber Types, NIC Proxies, Methods, Scripts, and Clients
- Configuring the Logging Properties
- Sample Data for Dynamic Service Activator
- Methods, Scripts, and Clients
- PCMM Available Services
- Monitoring Dynamic Service Activator
- Monitoring the Performance of Dynamic Service Activator
- Monitoring the SOAP Operations
- Monitoring the NIC Proxies
- Testing Dynamic Service Activator
- Web Application Gateway Client
- Installing the Gateway Client
- Starting the Gateway Client
- Connecting to the Gateway
- Running Methods and Scripts
- Gateway Client for PCs
- Requirements
- Installing the Gateway Client
- Starting the Gateway Client
- Customizing the Default Settings
- Using the Gateway SOAP Client
- Sample Scripts
- API for Dynamic Service Activator
- Public SOAP Interfaces of Web Applications
- Methods for the Dynamic Service Activator Web Service Interface
- Format of the Subscriber's URI
- Subscription Attributes
- SOAP Fault Codes for Dynamic Service Activator
- Web Service Interface for PCMM
- SRC PCMM Web Service Interface Methods
- Configuring PCMM Policies and Parameter Substitutions
- Configuring Classify-Traffic Conditions for Dynamic Service Activator
- Configuring FlowSpec Actions for Dynamic Service Activator
- Service Class Name Action
- DOCSIS Action
- Configuring Username Token Profile
- Configuring Services That Are Available for PCMM Clients
- PCMM Available Services Fields
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Providing Threat Mitigation Services with the Threat Mitigation Application
- Overview of the Threat Mitigation Application
- Before You Install the Threat Mitigation Application
- Sample Implementation
- Installing and Initially Configuring the Threat Mitigation Application
- Before You Start
- Installing and Initially Configuring the Threat Mitigation Application Software
- Configuring Threat Mitigation
- Configuring a Database to Store Attack and Response Data
- Configuring Attack Types in the Database
- Configuring Actions in the Database
- Configuring Candidate Actions in the Database
- Configuring the Threat Mitigation Application
- Configuring Connections to the Directory
- Configuring Logging
- Configuring the SRC-TMP
- Deploying the Threat Mitigation Application
- Applying Services to Manage Threats
- Classifying Subscribers and Interfaces
- Example: Subscriber Classification Scripts
- Example: Interface Classification Scripts for JUNOS Routing Platforms
- Example: Interface Classification Scripts for JUNOSe Routers
- Managing Threats with the SRC-TMP
- Overview of the SRC-TMP
- About the Record Servlet
- Configuring and Deploying the SRC-TMP
- Using the NIC Resolver for the SRC-TMP
- Accessing the SRC-TMP
- Managing Attacks Requiring Action
- Managing Attacks Pending Service Activation
- Managing Attacks Pending Service Deactivation
- Managing Attacks with Activated Services
- Enabling Actions from NetScreen-Security Manager
- Before You Configure Scripts
- Configuring Scripts
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Providing Application-Level Session Tracking and QoS Control
- Overview of Application-Level Session Tracking and QoS Control
- Benefits of Application-Level Session Tracking and QoS Control
- Integration of the SRC Software and the Ellacoya DPI Platform
- Ellacoya Networks DPI Platform
- Juniper Networks Platforms
- IPSCS Service Offers and Service Bundles
- Mapping Service Offers and Service Bundles to SRC Concepts
- Synchronization Between the SRC Software and the Ellacoya System
- Collecting Accounting Data
- Subscriber Login and Logout in a DPI Environment
- Service Activation and Deactivation in a DPI Environment
- Loading the Sample Data for the DPI
- Configuring the SRC Software for DPI Integration
- Setting Up Script Services for DPI
- Adding a Service Scope
- Creating a DPI Script Service
- Configuring the Script Service
- Configuring a Virtual Router Object for DPI
- Configuring Subscriptions to DPI Services
- Configuring the Ellacoya DPI Platform for Integration
- Provisioning the IPSCS
- Service Bundles
- Service Offers
- Traffic-Accounting Profiles
- Configuring the SLE
- Synchronizing System Clocks
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Overview of Controlling Volume Usage with the SRC-VTA
- Overview of the SRC-VTA
- Types of VTAs
- Terminology
- VTA Service and Subscriber Accounts
- VTA Sessions
- Managing Subscriber Accounts with Portals
- Volume-Based Services
- SRC-VTA Architecture and Connections to SRC Components
- How the SRC-VTA Works
- Events
- Event Attributes
- Event Handlers
- Actions
- Processors
- Database Engine Processor
- Mail Processor
- SAE Proxy Processor
- Script Runner Processor
- SRC-VTA Operation
- Identifying Subscribers, SAEs, and Sessions
- Managing VTA Accounts and Sessions
- Managing Subscriber Sessions and Service Sessions
- Example: Limiting Subscriber Access Based on Account Balances
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Installing and Initially Configuring the SRC-VTA
- Before You Install the SRC-VTA
- Installing the SRC-VTA and Running the Configuration Script
- Using JavaScript Programs in VTA Configurations
- Related Configuration Tasks
- Configuring a Database to Store Account and Session Data
- Configuring the J2EE Application Server
- Creating Deployment Descriptors
- Troubleshooting Database Deadlocks
- Configuring VTA Services and Policies
- Configuring Subscribers and Subscriptions to VTA Services
- Accessing the J2EE Application Server's Client Libraries
- Specifying How the SRC-VTA Loads Configurations from the Directory
- Properties in ejb-jar.xml file
- Configuring the SAE to Send Tracking Events to the SRC-VTA
- Specifying Tracking Plug-Ins for Enterprise Subscribers on JUNOS Routing Platforms
- Using NICs with the SRC-VTA
- Configuring a NIC
- Configuring NIC Proxies for the VTA
- Renaming a VTA
- Renaming the VTA
- Modifying the Renaming Rules
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Configuring the SRC-VTA with VTA Configuration Manager
- Installing VTA Configuration Manager
- Running VTA Configuration Manager
- Loading and Importing VTA Configurations
- Loading a Configuration from a Directory
- Inheritance of Properties in Parent and Child Nodes
- Connecting to the Directory Fields
- Importing a VTA Configuration from a Local File
- Accessing the VTA Configuration
- Configuring the SRC-VTA to Manage Database Accounts
- Configuring Scripts That Update Accounts
- Configuring the SRC-VTA to Manage Subscriber Accounts
- Configuring a Usage Metric for Service Accounts
- Defining a Formula for Determining Network Resource Usage
- Sample Formulas for Usage Metrics
- Configuring an Interim Accounting Interval for Service Accounts
- Adjusting the Interim Accounting Interval for a Service
- Configuring Actions for the Database Engine Processor
- Action Fields for the Database Engine Processor
- Setting Up the SRC-VTA to Send E-Mail Notifications
- Configuring the SRC-VTA to Send E-Mail Notifications
- Configuring the SAE Proxy Processor
- Configuring Actions for the SAE Proxy Processor
- Configuring the SRC-VTA to Run Scripts
- Configuring JavaScript Programs
- JavaScript Fields
- Configuring External Scripts
- External Script Fields
- Configuring VTA Actions to Run Scripts
- Configuring Events
- Configuring Event Handlers
- Event Handler Fields
- Configuring Identifiers for Subscribers and Sessions
- Subscriber ID and Lookup Fields
- Using One VTA Account for Multiple Subscriber Sessions
- Logging Event Messages for the SRC-VTA
- Logging Events Messages to a Text File
- File Logging Fields
- Logging Events Messages to a System Logging Server
- System Logging Fields
- Validating VTA Configurations
- Saving VTA Configurations to a Directory or Local File
- Committing a VTA Configuration to a Directory
- Exporting a VTA Configuration to a Local File
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Managing Subscriber Accounts with VTA Portals
- Overview of Managing Subscriber Accounts with VTA Portals
- Automatic Login of Subscribers
- Configuring Web Applications for the SRC-VTA
- Properties for VTA Portals
- Managing Subscriber Accounts with the Administrator Portal
- Accessing the Administrator Portal
- Viewing Subscriber Accounts
- Replenishing Periodic Accounts
- Deleting Information from the VTA's Database
- Testing the VTA Configuration
- Allowing Subscribers to Manage Their Accounts with the Subscriber Portal
- Accessing the Subscriber Portal
- Viewing Information About the Account
- Purchasing a Periodic Account
- Suspending a Periodic Account
- Purchasing Extra Bandwidth
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Example of a Bucket VTA
- Overview of Bucket VTA Example
- Events for Bucket VTA
- Event Handlers for Bucket VTA
- GetBucket Event Handler
- RefillBucketWithBehavingRate Event Handler
- UpdateBehavingUsage Event Handler
- ToMisbehaving Event Handler
- Database Engine Processor for Bucket VTA
- Account Update Scripts
- Subscriber Account
- Service Accounts
- SAE Proxy Processor for Bucket VTA
- Actions for Bucket VTA
- GetBucketBalance Action
- CalcUsage Action
- UpdateBucketForBehaving Action
- RefillBucketWithBehavingRate Action
- StartMisbehavingService Action
- StopBehavingService Action
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