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dpi_sle_connection_servers
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IP address or hostname
of the Ellacoya SLE server.
If there is more than one server, separate entries with a comma.
Enter the SLE addresses in priority order, with the primary server
first. When the script service makes a connection to an SLE, it tries
the addresses in the order that you entered them until it succeeds
in connecting.
If the connection is broken, the script service attempts to
connect again, beginning with the first address in the list. Once
the script connects to an SLE, it does not test the connection to
the primary server and fail back to the primary server if the server
recovers from a failure.
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dpi_sle_subscriber_nameattr
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Attribute that is used to identify a subscriber. This
parameter instructs the SLE how to identify the subscriber. Usually
subscribers are identified by their login name. You can also use the
MAC address, primary user, NAS-Port ID, or interface name. The values
for the parameter definition are:
- loginname
- primaryusername
- macaddr
- interfacename
- nasportid
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dpi_sle_subscriber_ipv6supported
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Specifies whether or not IPv6 is supported for the DPI
service. Must currently be false because IPv6 is not supported on
Ellacoya systems.
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dpi_sle_connection_domainName
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Name of the domain that contains the service bundles
for this service. The Ellacoya software configures service
bundles by domain. This parameter value should match the domain that
is configured in the Ellacoya Service Creation Manager.
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dpi_sle_connection_username
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Name used for authentication with
the SLE. It must match the username that is configured in the Ellacoya
Service Creation Manager.
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dpi_sle_connection_password
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Password used for authentication with the SLE.
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dpi_sle_accountingmgr_storesize
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Size limit of usage
and accounting data that is stored. (A script services loads usage
data from the SLE.) All script services in a virtual router share
the same store.
When the SAE requests usage data more slowly than the script
service loads it from the SLE, the data accumulates in the store.
When the store is filled, the script service suspends loading usage
data from the SLE. However, as the SAE requests usage data, space
in the store is freed, allowing the script service to resume loading
data from the SLE.
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dpi_sle_activate_inoneshot
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The values for the parameter are true or false. The default
value is true.
If true, when a DPI script service is activated as an AOL subscription
during subscriber login, the script service finds all AOL subscriptions
and persistent sessions of the subscriber. The script service assumes
that the SAE will activate all the subscriptions and sessions, and
it starts an SLE subscriber session with a service offer that corresponds
to the combination of the AOL subscriptions and persistent sessions.
This optimization avoids repeatedly changing the subscriber’s
service offer while multiple AOL subscription or persistent sessions
are activated one by one.
Set this parameter to false if an AOL subscription or persistent
session is not guaranteed to be activated during subscriber login;
for example, an authorization plug-in or mutex group could prevent
the activation of the services.
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dpi_sle_subscriber_prefix
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Set this parameter to match the subscriber prefix configured
in the SLE. The DPI script service adds this prefix to subscriber
IDs used in SLE subscriber sessions that the DPI script service starts.
The default value is BBIP, which is also the default value used
in the SLE. You can change the SLE subscriber prefix in the SubscriberPrefix
field in the Accounting Service window of the SLE Configuration Console.
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