Adding a Normal Service (SRC CLI)

Use the following configuration statements to add normal services to the global service scope:

services global service name {
description description ;
type (normal);
category category ;
url url ;
policy-group policy-group ;
authentication-required;
authorization-plug-in [ authorization-plug-in... ];
tracking-plug-in [ tracking-plug-in... ];
session-timeout session-timeout ;
idle-timeout idle-timeout ;
accounting-interim-interval accounting-interim-interval ;
radius-class radius-class ;
status (inactive | active);
activate-only;
permanent;
available;
secret;
shared-service-name shared-service-name ;
}

Use the following configuration statements to add normal services to a service scope:

services scope name service name {
description description ;
type (normal | aggregate | script | infrastructure);
category category ;
url url ;
policy-group policy-group ;
authentication-required;
authorization-plug-in [ authorization-plug-in... ];
tracking-plug-in [ tracking-plug-in... ];
session-timeout session-timeout ;
idle-timeout idle-timeout ;
accounting-interim-interval accounting-interim-interval ;
radius-class radius-class ;
status (inactive | active);
activate-only;
permanent;
available;
secret;
shared-service-name shared-service-name ;
}

To add a normal service:

  1. From configuration mode, enter the service configuration. In this sample procedure, the service is configured in the global service scope, and Video-Gold is the name of the service.
      user@host# edit services global service Video-Gold
  2. (Optional) Enter a description for the service.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set description description
  3. Configure the type of service.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set type normal
  4. (Optional) Configure the category of the service for other SRC applications, such as portals.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set category category
  5. (Optional) Configure the link used in SRC applications, such as portals.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set url url
  6. (Optional) Configure the policy group that is applied when the service is activated.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set policy-group policy-group
  7. (Optional) Enable authentication required for services activated by portals.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set authentication-required
  8. (Optional) Configure the plug-in(s) used to authorize the service.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set authorization-plug-in [ authorization-plug-in... ];
  9. (Optional) Configure the plug-in(s) used to collect accounting data for the service.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set tracking-plug-in [ tracking-plug-in... ]
  10. (Optional) Configure the time after which the service session is deactivated.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set session-timeout session-timeout
  11. (Optional) Configure the idle time after which the SAE deactivates service.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set idle-timeout idle-timeout
  12. (Optional) Configure the time between interim accounting messages.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set accounting-interim-interval accounting-interim-interval
  13. (Optional) Configure the value of the RADIUS class attribute in accounting messages.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set radius-class radius-class
  14. (Optional) Configure the status of the service.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set status (inactive | active)
  15. (Optional) Configure whether the SAE can deactivate this service
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set activate-only
  16. (Optional) Enable automatic activation when the service is subscribed.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set permanent
  17. (Optional) Specify whether a subscriber can activate a service.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set available
  18. (Optional) Specify whether the service is visible only to administrators who have permission to see secret information.
      [edit services global service Video-Gold]
      user@host# set secret
  19. (Optional) Verify your configuration. 
    [edit services global service Video-Gold]
user@host# show
description "Example for content provider allowing high speed access";
type normal;
category Video;
url http://video.server.com;
policy-group /sample/common/content-provider-tiered;
radius-class Video-Gold;
status active;
}