> - Downloads
> - Special Types of Event Publishers
> - Related Topics
> - Adding Retailers (SRC CLI)
> - Adding JUNOSe Routers and Virtual Routers with the CLI
> - For more information about JUNOS routing platform and virtual routers, see the SRC PE Network Guide
> - Configuring Global and Default Retailer Event Publishers

> ## Special Types of Event Publishers

> The SRC CLI lets you configure global and default retailer event publishers. You can also configure service-specific event publishers, retailer-specific event publishers, and virtual router-specific event publishers.

> ## Configuring Service-Specific Event Publishers

> In the value-added services definition, you can configure two event publishers for a service:

> - Authorization plug-ins—Authenticate subscribers of the service and/or authorize service sessions for this service. These plug-in instances are called before a subscription to this service is activated.
> - Tracking plug-ins—Track service sessions of this service. These plug-in instances are called when a service session is started and stopped and during interim updates.

> ## Configuring Retailer-Specific Event Publishers

> In the retailer definition, you can configure three event publishers for a retailer:

> - Authentication plug-ins—Authenticate subscribers who log in to the domains of the retailer. These plug-in instances are called when a subscriber tries to log in to the SAE through the portal login.

>   If you do not specify retailer-specific authentication plug-ins, the default retailer authentication plug-ins are called. If you do not specify default retailer authentication plug-ins, subscribers are admitted without authentication.

> - Tracking plug-ins—Track sessions of subscribers who log in to the domains of the retailer. These plug-in instances are called after a subscriber session has started and when the session is stopped.
> - DHCP authorization plug-ins—Authenticate DHCP address requests for subscribers who log in to the domains of the retailer.

> ## Configuring Virtual Router–Specific Event Publishers

> In the virtual router definition, you can configure an interface-tracking plug-in event publisher for a virtual router. These plug-in instances are called when a managed interface is started and stopped. They are called after an interface comes up, when new policies are installed on the interface, and when the interface goes down.

> #### Published: 2009-09-13

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