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    Service Manager on E Series Broadband Services Routers, Release 15.1

    The JunosE Service Manager application provides authentication, service selection, and service activation and deactivation to subscribers. The application also collects accounting information and statistics, and monitors subscriber and service sessions. Service management is effective for both RADIUS and CLI clients.


    This page provides information that enables you to configure the Service Manager application for your subscribers on E Series routers.


    JunosE Software Documentation for E Series Broadband Services Routers, Release 15.1

    How Service Manager Works

    Service Manager Overview

    Service Manager Performance Considerations

    Service Manager Platform Considerations

    Service Manager References

    Service Definitions for QoS Policies and Profiles

    QoS for Service Manager Considerations

    Referencing Policies in Service Definitions Overview

    Service Definitions Overview

    How Service Sessions Work

    Managing and Activating Service Sessions Overview

    Managing Subscriber Service Sessions by Using RADIUS Overview

    Managing Subscriber Service Sessions by Using the CLI Overview

    Activating Subscriber Service Sessions by Using the CLI Overview

    Understanding Service Manager RADIUS Attributes

    Deactivating Subscriber Service Sessions by Using the CLI Overview

    Activating and Deactivating Subscriber Services by Using Mutex Groups Overview

    How Dual-Stack Subscriber Services Work

    Combined and Independent IPv4 and IPv6 Services in a Dual Stack Overview

    How Accounting with Service Manager Works

    Understanding RADIUS Accounting for Service Manager

    Service Interim Accounting Overview

    Service Interim Accounting for IPv4 and IPv6 Services in a Dual Stack Overview

    Collecting IPv6 Service Accounting Statistics Separately for Dual-Stack Subscribers Overview

    How Service Session Profiles Work

    Service Session Profiles Overview

    How HTTP Local Server for Guided Entrance Works

    Guided Entrance Service Overview

    Redirection of Subscriber Sessions When HTTP Local Server is Disabled or Not Configured

    Preservation of the Original URL During Redirection of Subscriber Sessions

    Service Manager Performance Considerations

    Service Manager Performance Considerations

    Configuration Tasks for Service Manager

    Configuring the Service Manager License

    Configuration Tasks for Service Definitions

    Creating Service Definitions

    Managing Your Service Definitions

    Configuration Tasks for Service Sessions Using RADIUS

    Activating Subscriber Service Sessions Using RADIUS

    Deactivating Service Sessions Using RADIUS

    Configuration Tasks for Service Sessions Using CLI

    Activating Subscriber Sessions by Using the CLI

    Preprovisioning Service Sessions

    Gracefully Deactivating Subscriber Service Sessions

    Forcing Immediate Deactivation of Subscriber Service Sessions

    Configuration Tasks for Mutex Services

    Activating and Deactivating Multiple Services

    Configuring a Mutex Service

    Configuration Task for Dual-Stack Subscriber Services

    Activation and Deactivation of IPv4 and IPv6 Services in a Dual Stack

    Configuring Accounting for Service Manager

    Configuring Service Interim Accounting

    Configuring Calculation of Service Session Accounting Based on Scheduler Profiles Instead of Rate-Limit Profiles in Hierarchical Parent Groups for Forwarded Packets

    Configuration Task for Service Session Profiles

    Using Service Session Profiles to Deactivate Service Sessions

    Working with Service Session Profiles

    Configuration Task for Service Manager Statistics

    Configuring Service Manager Statistics

    Working with QoS Configurations for Service Manager

    Referencing QoS Configurations in Service Definitions

    Specifying QoS Profiles in Service Definitions

    Specifying QoS Parameter Instances in a Service Definition

    Modifying QoS Configurations with Service Manager

    Removing QoS Configurations Referenced by Service Manager

    Configuration Tasks for HTTP Local Server for Guided Entrance

    Configuring the HTTP Local Server to Support Guided Entrance

    Using COA Messages with Guided Entrance Services

    Configuring the Preservation of the Original URL During Redirection of Subscriber Sessions

    Setting a Baseline for HTTP Local Server Statistics

    Examples

    Example: Combined IPv4 and IPv6 Service in a Dual Stack Service Definition

    Example: Guided Entrance Service Definition

    Example: Tiered Service Definition

    Example: Video-on-Demand Service Definition

    Example: Voice-over-IP Service Definition

    Configuration Commands

    aaa service accounting interval

    aaa user accounting interval

    copy

    ip http

    ip http access-class

    ip http max-connection-time

    ip http port

    ip http redirectUrl

    ip http same-host-limit

    ip http server

    ipv6 http

    ipv6 http port

    ipv6 http redirectUrl

    ipv6 http server

    profile

    qos-profile

    service-management install

    service-management service-session-profile

    service-management owner-session

    service-management subscriber-session service-session

    statistics

    time

    volume

    Knowledge Base

    Performance of subscriber logout impacted by Service Manager

    Service Manager sessions are not removed when DCM subscribers logout

    RADIUS Accounting statistics are not reported for Service Manager subscriber sessions

    Service Manager may fail to remove subscriber sessions and service sessions

    Service Manager sessions remain in a 'Delete' state after subscriber logout

    Attempts to delete a virtual-router terminating Service Manager sessions may fail

    Service Manager volume based services do not expire when the bandwidth limit is exceeded

    Service Manager sends the wrong virtual-router context for ipv6 interfaces during service deactivation

    QoS parameters which are created by Service Manager are not properly cleaned up on user disconnect

    Service Manager services containing policies with an external parent group are not getting deactivated via a CoA

    Accounting Stop is not consistently sent for subscribers using Service Manager and multiple services with accounting enabled

    Service Manager subscriber sessions drop and the system CPU is stuck at 100% during login testing

    Very large Acct-Session-Time value in Accounting-Stop with Service Manager macro defined

    Stale Service Manager entries remain in a 'Configure' state when subscribers are passed the wrong attributes

    Applying QoS parameters via Service Manager is not working for L2TP sessions where VLAN or ATM-VC is the desired reference

    Removal of a Service Manager service-definition may cause others to no longer appear in the output of 'show configuration'

    QoS Profile attachment through CoA (Service Manager) is not getting attached properly on L2TP-Session on LAC

    Stale service-manager entries remain in the "Configure" state

    Service-manager sessions are not cleaned up after running subscriber login tests

    Service Management reports service definition failures after ISSU

    Radius Accounting-Start message is being generated after a failed Service Activation

    The ERX responds to a CoA request referencing an invalid service with an Ack instead of a Nak

    How to setup service definition macro for statistics collection?

    ERX responds with an ACK to CoA request referencing an invalid service Deactivation & Activation with no service present after complete execution

    Missing interim radius accounting records for a service activated by CoA

    Hierarchical rate-limit and color-mark profiles are always persistent and hence are not automatically deleted

    SAE: The feature modify service session is not implemented for aggregate service session

    Removing the HTTP Redirect URL from an interface also removes the HTTP server configuration from the parent virtual-router

    HTTP local server does not SYN ACK any tcp SYN received

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