Managing the pgcpd Process Running on a Routing Engine

You can stop and start the pgcpd process that is running on the Routing Engine in any of these ways:

The gateway controller cannot send add, modify, or subtract commands to the pgcpd process.

This topic includes the following tasks:

  1. Restarting the pgcpd Process Running on the Routing Engine
  2. Disabling and Enabling the pgcpd Process
  3. Activating and Deactivating PGCP Services Running on the Routing Engine

Restarting the pgcpd Process Running on the Routing Engine

Caution: We recommend that you do not restart the software process unless instructed to do so by a Juniper Networks customer support engineer. A restart might cause the router to drop calls and interrupt transmission.

Three options are available when you restart the pgcpd process that is running on the Routing Engine:

To restart the pgcpd process, enter the restart pgcp-service command in operational mode:

user@host>restart pgcp-service immediately

When you restart the pgcpd process, the process is stopped and then restarted.

Disabling and Enabling the pgcpd Process

This topic describes the process of disabling and enabling the pgcpd process. You can disable and enable the pgcpd process only on the Routing Engine. You cannot disable or enable pgcpd processes running on MultiServices PICs.

Activating and Deactivating PGCP Services Running on the Routing Engine

The PGCP service is activated by default. This topic describes the process of deactivating and activating the PGCP service.