> - Downloads
> - NIC Agents Used in the NIC Configuration Scenarios
> - Related Topics
> - Mapping Subscribers to a Managing SAE
> - Router Initialization Scripts with NIC Configuration Scenarios
> - Configuring a NIC Scenario (SRC CLI)
> - NIC Configuration Scenarios

> ## NIC Agents Used in the NIC Configuration Scenarios

> When you configure a NIC configuration scenario, you use the basic configuration for each NIC agent in the scenario, but modify properties such as directory properties to make the agent configuration compatible with your SRC configuration. The NIC configuration scenario that you use determines which agents appear in your configuration.

> Table 1 lists all agents that are available in the various configuration scenarios.

> Table 1: NIC Agents

> Agent Name | Type of Agent | Type of Information
> --- | --- | ---
> AcctIdIp | SAE plug-in | Mappings of accounting IDs of a subscribers to the SAE IOR and subscriber IP addresses to accounting ID(s).
> DnVr | SAE plug-in | Mappings of enterprise access DNs to VRs.
> Enterprise | Directory | List of enterprise names.
> IpAcctId | SAE plug-in | Mappings of subscriber IP addresses to accounting IDs.
> IpLoginName | SAE plug-in | Mappings of IP addresses to login names.
> IpSaeId | SAE client | Mappings of IP addresses to SAEs managing a subscriber. Uses the SAE remote interface to determine which SAEs are managing a subscriber at resolution time.
> IpVr | SAE plug-in | Mappings of IP addresses to VRs.
> LoginNameVr | SAE plug-in | Mappings of login names to VRs.
> LoginSaeId | SAE client | Mappings of login names to SAEs . Uses the SAE remote interface to determine which SAEs are managing a subscriber at resolution time.
> PoolInterface | Directory | Mappings of IP pools to an interface. Note: Reads a JUNOSe routing table and extracts the VR name to perform the mapping.
> PoolVr | Directory | Mappings of IP pools to VRs.
> UserNameVr | SAE plug-in | Mappings of subscriber IP addresses to accounting IDs.
> VrSaeId | Directory | Reads information about virtual routers and the mappings between virtual routers and SAEs.

> Table 2 shows the types of agents that each configuration scenario uses.

> Table 2: Agents in Configuration Scenarios

> NIC Configuration Scenario | Directory Agents | SAE Plug-In Agents | SAE Client Agents | SSR Client Aegnts
> --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
> OnePop | PoolVr, VrSaeId |  |  |
> OnePopAcctId | PoolVr, VrSaeId | AcctIdIp, IpAcctId |  |
> OnePopDnSharedIp | PoolVr, VrSaeId, Enterprise | DnVr |  |
> OnePopDynamicIp | PoolVr, VrSaeId |  |  |
> OnePopLogin | Pool, VrSaeId | IpLoginName, LoginNameVr |  |
> OnePopLoginPull |  |  | IpSaeId, LoginSaeId |
> OnePopPcmm | PoolVr, VrSaeId |  |  |
> OnePopSharedIp | PoolVr, VrSaeId | IpVr |  |
> MultiPop | PoolVr, VrSaeId, site-specific versions of PoolVr and VrSaeId | IpVr |  |
> OnePopAllRealms | PoolVr, VrSaeId, Enterprise | IpVr |  |
> OnePopPrimaryUser | VrSaeId | UserNameVr |  |
> OnePopStaticRouteIp | VrSaeId, PoolInterface |  |  |
> OnePopVrfIp | VrSaeId, PoolInterface |  |  |

> #### Published: 2009-09-15

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