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Managing Tiered and Premium Services with QoS on JUNOSe Routers (SRC CLI)

Overview of QoS on JUNOSe Routers

Dynamically Managing QoS Profiles

How QoS Profile Tracking Works

Identifying QoS Services

Determining the QoS Profile

Setting Up Policy Groups

Policy Group for QoS Profile Attachment Service

Setting Up Services

Reestablishing Default QoS Profile

Example: How QTP Activates a QoS Service

Configuring QoS Profile-Tracking Plug-Ins (SRC CLI)

Configuring Search Filters for QoS Profile-Tracking Plug-Ins

Updating QoS Profile Data in the Directory

Query Fields

Examples: Searching for QoS Information

Managing Subscribers for a Wireless Roaming Environment

Overview of a Wireless Roaming Environment

Subscriber Access in a Wireless Roaming Environment

Configuring Subscriber Access for a Wireless Location

Configuring RADIUS Authentication

Creating Subscriber Access to an ISP

Creating Web Access

Setting Idle Timeout Options for the SAE

Configuring VoIP Services in an SRC Network

Overview of Session Management for VoIP Services

Accounting and Tracking

VoIP Call Setup

Configuring Policies and Services for VoIP

Activating VoIP Services for Assigned IP Subscribers

Setting Timeouts for Assigned IP Subscriber Sessions

Providing Packet Mirroring in an SRC Network

Overview of Packet-Mirroring Services

Configuring Packet-Mirroring Support in an SRC Network

Configuring the Script Service for Packet Mirroring

Configuring Parameters for the Script Service for Packet Mirroring

Specifying Maximum Number of RADIUS Peers (SRC CLI)

Example: Using the Sample Packet-Mirroring Application

Example: Packet Mirroring for PPP Subscribers

Example: Packet Mirroring for DHCP Subscribers

Configuring DHCP Subscriber Sessions

Disabling RADIUS Authentication for DHCP Subscribers

Defining RADIUS Attributes for Dynamic Authorization Requests with the SAE Core API

Providing Premium Services in a PCMM Environment

Overview of a PCMM Environment

PCMM Architecture

DOCSIS Protocol

Service Flows

Client Types

Client Type 1 Single Phase Resource Reservation Model

Client Type 2 Single Phase Resource Reservation Model

SRC Software in the PCMM Environment

Traffic Profiles

End-to-End QoS Architecture

Extending QoS to the Subscriber Edge Domain

Extending QoS to the Service Edge Domain

Provisioning End-to-End Services

Example for Videoconferencing Services

Example for Video-on-Demand Services

Using the SAE in a PCMM Environment

Logging In Subscribers and Creating Sessions

Assigned IP Subscribers

Login Interactions with Assigned IP Subscribers

Event Notification from an IP Address Manager

Login with Event Notification

SAE Communities

Storing Session Data

PCMM Record-Keeping Server Plug-In

Configuring the SAE for a PCMM Environment (SRC CLI)

Configuring the SAE for a Cable Network Environment (SRC CLI)

Configuring the SAE to Manage PCMM Devices (SRC CLI)

Setting Up SAE Communities (SRC CLI)

Configuring the SAE Community Manager

Configuring SAE Properties for the Event Notification API (SRC CLI)

Configuring Record-Keeping Server Peers for Plug-Ins (SRC CLI)

Configuring PCMM Record-Keeping Server Plug-Ins (SRC CLI)

Configuring CMTS-Specific RKS Plug-Ins (SRC CLI)

Adding Objects for CMTS Devices (SRC CLI)

Adding Objects for CMTS Devices (SRC CLI)

Creating Virtual Routers for the CMTS Device (SRC CLI)

Using the NIC Resolver in a PCMM Environment

Using the NIC Resolver in PCMM Environments

Using PCMM Policy Servers

Overview of the JPS

JPS Framework

JPS Interfaces

Application Manager to Policy Server Interface

Policy Server to RKS Interface

Policy Server to CMTS Interface

Configuring the JPS (SRC CLI)

Configuration Statements for the JPS

Configuring the JPS

Modifying the JPS Configuration

Configuring General Properties for the JPS

Specifying Policy Server Identifiers in Messages

Configuring Logging Destinations for the JPS

Configuring JPS to Store Log Messages in a File

Configuring JPS to Send Log Messages to System Logging Facility

Specifying Connections to the Application Managers

Configuring Connections to RKSs

Specifying Connections to RKSs

Configuring RKS Pairs

Configuring RKS Pairs for Associated Application Managers

Specifying Connections to CMTS Devices

Modifying the Subscriber Configuration

Configuring Subscriber IP Pools as IP Address Ranges

Configuring Subscriber IP Pools as IP Subnets

Configuring the SAE to Interact with the JPS

Specifying Application Managers for the Policy Server

Specifying Application Manager Identifiers for Policy Servers

Adding Objects for Policy Servers to the Directory

Configuring Initialization Scripts

Enabling State Synchronization

Using the NIC Resolver

Managing the JPS

Starting the JPS

Restarting the JPS

Stopping the JPS

Displaying JPS Status

Monitoring the JPS (SRC CLI)

Monitoring the JPS

Viewing Server Process Information

Viewing JPS State

Viewing Performance Statistics for the JPS Interfaces

Viewing Network Connections for the Application Manager

Viewing Network Connections for the CMTS Device

Viewing Performance Statistics for the CMTS Locator

Viewing Message Handler Information

Monitoring the JPS with the C-Web Interface

Viewing Information About the JPS Server Process with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS AM Statistics with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS AM Connections with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS CMTS Statistics with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS CMTS Connections with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS CMTS Locator Statistics with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS Message Handler Statistics with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS Message Flow Statistics with the C-Web Interface

Viewing JPS RKS Statistics with the C-Web Interface

Managing Services on Third-Party Devices in the SRC Network

Overview of CoA Script Service

Configuring CoA Script Services

Configuring Monitoring Agent to Receive RADIUS Accounting Messages

Creating the CoA Script Service (SRC CLI)

Configuring the CoA Script Service (SRC CLI)

Parameters for Sample CoA Script Service

Configuring Subscriptions to the CoA Script Service

Example: Using the Sample CoA Script Service

Defining RADIUS Attributes for CoA Requests with the API

Managing Services on RADIUS-Enabled Devices

Overview of the IMS AAA Server Integration

Managing Dynamic Services

Configuring the IMS AAA Server

Configuring the Diameter Application (SRC CLI)

Configuring the Diameter Application Properties

Configuring the Diameter Client Properties

Configuring the Diameter Server Properties

Configuring Logging Destinations

Configuring the NAS Groups (SRC CLI)

Configuring NAS Groups

Configuring Diameter Peers (SRC CLI)

Classifying Interfaces

Selecting Routes

Configuring the SAE to Manage AAA Devices

Configuring AAA Policies (SRC CLI)

Configuring AAA Policy Lists

Configuring AAA Policy Rules

Configuring Template Activation Actions

Monitoring the Diameter Server (SRC CLI)

SRC CLI Commands to Monitor the Diameter Server

Viewing Statistics for the Diameter Server (SRC CLI)

Viewing Message Handler Information for the Diameter Server (SRC CLI)

Viewing Server Process Information for the Diameter Server (SRC CLI)

Viewing Information About Diameter Server Requests (SRC CLI)

Viewing Diameter Server State (SRC CLI)

Managing Services with Diameter on MX Series Routers

Overview of SRC Peer Support on MX Series Routers

Managing Services on MX Series Routers Using the Diameter Application

Configuring JSRC on the MX Series Router

Configuring the Diameter Application (SRC CLI)

Configuring the Diameter Application Properties

Configuring the Diameter Client Properties

Configuring the Diameter Server Properties

Configuring Logging Destinations

Adding Network Devices (SRC CLI)

Configuring Diameter Peers (SRC CLI)

Configuring the SAE to Manage Network Devices (SRC CLI)

Configuring JSRC Policies (SRC CLI)

Configuring JSRC Policy Lists

Configuring JSRC Policy Rules

Configuring Dynamic Profile Actions

Managing Subscriber Sessions on MX Series Routers in an SRC Network

Overview of Subscriber Session on MX Series Routers

Managing Subscriber Sessions on MX Series Routers (SRC CLI)

Configuring External Subscriber Monitor (SRC CLI)

Configuring Pseudo–RADIUS Authorization Server Properties (SRC CLI)

Configuring the Pseudo–RADIUS Authorization Server (SRC CLI)

Configuring the Directory Connection Properties for the Subscriber Data

Configuring Directory Connection Properties for the Cached DHCP Profiles

Configuring the NIC Proxy for the Pseudo-RADIUS Authorization Server (SRC CLI)

Configuring Resolution Information for a NIC Proxy

Changing the Configuration for the NIC Proxy Cache

Configuring a NIC Proxy for NIC Replication

Extracting RADIUS Attributes with the Pseudo–RADIUS Authorization Server (SRC CLI)

Extracting Interface Name Attribute Values

Extracting Virtual Router Name Attribute Values

Enabling the Pseudo-RADIUS Authorization Server (SRC CLI)

Disabling the Pseudo-RADIUS Authorization Server (SRC CLI)

Setting Up MX Series Routers in the SRC Network (SRC CLI)

Configuring the CoA Script Service for MX Series Routers (SRC CLI)

Configuring Parameters for the Script Service for MX Series Routers (SRC CLI)

Configuring Subscriptions to the Script Service

Viewing Statistics for the Pseudo–RADIUS Authorization Server (SRC CLI)

Monitoring Statistics for the Pseudo–RADIUS Authorization Server (SRC CLI)

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