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> # Configuring the SAE for SRC ACP (C-Web Interface)

> To configure the SAE to recognize SRC ACP by adding information about SRC ACP to the SAE properties:

> 1. Configuring SRC ACP as an External Plug-In
> 2. Configuring Event Publishers for SRC ACP
> 3. Configuring the SAE to Monitor Interfaces for Congestion Points

> ## Configuring SRC ACP as an External Plug-In

> To configure SRC ACP as an external plug-in for the SAE:

> 1. Click Configure>Shared>SAE, and then expand the SAE group for which you want to configure a plug-in.

>    The Group pane appears.

> 2. From the side pane, expand Configuration>Plug Ins.

>    The Plug Ins pane appears.

> 3. In the Create new list, select Name.
> 4. Type a name for the new plug-in in the dialog box, and click OK.

>    The plug-in appears in the side pane and in the Plug In pane.

> 5. From the side pane, expand the new plug-in, and then click External.

>    The External pane appears.

> 6. Click Create, enter information as described in the Help text in the main pane, and click Apply.

> ## Configuring Event Publishers for SRC ACP

> Configure the SAE to publish the following types of events to SRC ACP:

> - (Edge and dual mode only) Global subscriber tracking
> - Global service authorization
> - Global service tracking

> ## Configuring the SAE to Monitor Interfaces for Congestion Points

> | Note: Configure this feature only if SRC ACP is in backbone or dual mode.

> The SAE uses a hosted internal plug-in to monitor the state of interfaces on a VR for backbone congestion points. If a subscriber tries to activate a service on an interface that is unavailable, the SAE denies the request. The plug-in also monitors the directory for new backbone congestion points.

> When this plug-in initializes, it reads all the backbone services from the directory and generates a list of the DNs (network interfaces) of the backbone congestion points. The SAE sends interface tracking events, which contain the names of the interfaces, VRs, and routers to this plug-in. For this feature to work correctly, the interface, VR, and router must be configured (see Configuring Network Interfaces in the Directory ).

> To configure the ACP interface listener as an internal plug-in for the SAE:

> 1. Click Configure>Shared>SAE, and then expand the SAE group for which you want to configure RADIUS plug-ins.

>    The Group pane appears.

> 2. From the side pane, expand Configuration>Plug-Ins.
> 3. Expand the plug-in that you created for file accounting, and then click ACP Interface Listener.

>    The ACP Interface Listener pane appears.

> 4. Click Create , enter information as described in the Help text in the main pane, and click Apply.

> #### Published: 2009-09-18

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