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Configuring the State Synchronization Plug-In Interface

Some external plug-ins, such as the Admission Control Plug-In (ACP) application and the SAE plug-in agent for the NIC, support state synchronization with the SAE. The state synchronization plug-in interface allows external plug-ins to maintain the state of active subscriber, service, and interface sessions without having to store intermediate versions of the state locally.

Use the following configuration statements to configure the state synchronization plug-in:

shared sae configuration plug-ins state-synchronization {
fail-queue-size fail-queue-size ;
fail-queue-age fail-queue-age ;
batch-time batch-time ;
keepalive-time keepalive-time ;
}
shared sae configuration plug-ins manager {
threads threads ;
}

To configure the state synchronization plug-in interface:

  1. From configuration mode, access the state synchronization plug-in configuration.
  2. Configure the maximum number of plug-in events that are stored while the communication with a state synchronization plug-in is interrupted.
  3. Configure the maximum time that plug-in events are stored while the communication with a state synchronization plug-in is interrupted.
  4. Configure the time that the SAE waits for other plug-ins to become ready before starting a synchronization sequence.
  5. Configure the time that the SAE waits after an event before sending a ping to the remote plug-in.
  6. Configure the number of threads that the SAE maintains for plug-in synchronization.
  7. (Optional) Verify your configuration.
    [edit shared sae configuration plug-ins state-synchronization]
    user@host# show 
    fail-queue-size 5000;
    fail-queue-age -1;
    batch-time 60;
    keepalive-time 60;
    
    
    user@host# [edit shared sae configuration plug-ins]
    user@host# show 
    threads 5;

 


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