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Adding Residential Subscribers (SRC CLI)

 

Use the following configuration statements to configure residential subscribers:

To add a residential subscriber:

  1. From configuration mode, enter the residential subscriber configuration. In this procedure, peter is the name of the subscriber record.

  2. Configure the name that defines the subscriber in the directory.

  3. Configure the subscriber’s last name.

  4. (Optional) Configure the subscriber's first name.

  5. (Optional) Configure the subscriber’s middle initial(s)

  6. (Optional) Specify whether the subscriber profile created with this subscriber definition is a shared profile. Subscribers cannot modify shared profiles.

  7. (Optional) Configure the IP address for subscribers who have fixed IP addresses, and for whom the SRC does not learn addresses through its management of routers or through calls to its notification API.

  8. (Optional) Configure the type and specifier of the router interface and virtual router that manage this subscriber.

  9. (Optional) Configure the maximum number of concurrent logins for this subscriber and all subordinate objects.

  10. (Optional) Configure the subscriber’s name as it appears in login screens.

  11. (Optional) Configure the login password and type of encryption.

  12. (Optional) Configure the plain text password.

  13. (Optional) Configure the maximum number of concurrent logins for subscribers associated with this subscriber definition.

  14. (Optional) Configure the timeout for subscriber sessions associated with this subscriber.

  15. (Optional) Configure the value that identifies the subscriber in accounting records; for a household subscriber, all subordinate subscribers generally use the same ID.

  16. (Optional) Assign service scopes to the subscriber.

  17. (Optional) Configure the actual values for parameters associated with this subscriber.

  18. (Optional) Verify your configuration.