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SRC PE 4.9.x Application Services Gateway Configuration Guide
- Copyright and Trademark Information
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- About the Documentation
- Accessing SRC Software in a Business-to-Business Environment
  - Overview of the Web Services Gateway
    - Web Services Gateway Overview
    - Terminology
  - Activating Services with SOAP
    - Dynamic Service Activator Overview
      - Dynamic Service Activator Operation
    - Dynamic Service Activator in a Redundant Environment
  - Configuring Dynamic Service Activator (SRC CLI)
    - Configuration Statements for Dynamic Service Activator
    - Before You Use Dynamic Service Activator
    - Enabling Dynamic Service Activator on a Web Application Server (SRC CLI)
    - Creating Grouped Configurations for Dynamic Service Activator (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Dynamic Service Activator (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Local Properties for Dynamic Service Activator (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Dynamic Service Activator Properties (SRC CLI)
      - Configuring General Properties for the Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring Subscriber Types for the Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring Session Handles for Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring the NIC Proxies for Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring Access to Methods and Scripts for Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring Access to Methods for Dynamic Service Activator
        Configuring Methods
        Configuring Access to Methods
      - Configuring Access to Scripts for Dynamic Service Activator
        Configuring Scripts
        Configuring Access to Scripts
      - Restricting Access to Service Sessions for Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring Access to Attributes for Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring the SAE to Send Tracking Events to Dynamic Service Activator
      - Configuring Dynamic Service Activator to Publish Events to SOAP Applications
        Configuring External SOAP Applications
        Configuring Event Subscriptions
      - Configuring the Logging Destinations for Dynamic Service Activator
        Configuring Logging Destinations to Store Messages in a File
        Configuring Logging Destinations to Send Messages to the System Logging Facility
    - Deploying Dynamic Service Activator on the Virtual Host (SRC CLI)
    - Starting Dynamic Service Activator (SRC CLI)
    - Sample Data for Dynamic Service Activator
      - Methods, Scripts, and Clients
      - PCMM Available Services
  - Configuring Dynamic Service Activator (C-Web Interface)
  - Monitoring Dynamic Service Activator (SRC CLI)
  - Monitoring Dynamic Service Activator (C-Web Interface)
  - Testing Dynamic Service Activator (SRC CLI)
    - Testing the Web Application Gateway Client
    - Configuring the Test Environment for Dynamic Service Activator Services
    - Running Methods and Scripts for Dynamic Service Activator Services (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring the Test Environment for PCMM Services
    - Running Methods for PCMM Services (SRC CLI)
  - Developing Gateway Clients
    - API for Dynamic Service Activator
      - Public SOAP Interfaces of Web Applications
    - Methods for the Dynamic Service Activator Web Service Interface
    - Format of the Subscriber’s URI
    - Subscription Attributes
    - SOAP Fault Codes for Dynamic Service Activator
  - Activating PCMM Services with SOAP
    - Web Service Interface for PCMM Overview
    - SRC PCMM Web Service Interface Methods
    - Configuring PCMM Policies and Parameter Substitutions (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Services That Are Available for PCMM Clients (SRC CLI)
- Providing Services in IMS Networks
  - Providing Services in IMS Networks
    - IMS Environment Overview
    - IMS and ETSI References
      - Abbreviations
    - IMS Layers
      - Signaling Protocol
    - ETSI-TISPAN Architecture
    - SRC Software in the ETSI-TISPAN Architecture
    - SRC Software in the IMS Environment
      - State Synchronization
      - Redundancy
  - Providing Services in IMS Networks (SRC CLI)
    - Configuration Statements for IMS Support
    - Configuring the IMS Software (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Initial Properties for IMS (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Directory Connection Properties for IMS (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Initial Directory Eventing Properties for IMS (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring the Local Diameter Peer (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring the Remote Diameter Peer (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Logging Destinations to Store Messages in a File (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring Logging Destinations to Send Messages to the System Logging Facility (SRC CLI)
    - Creating Grouped Configurations for IMS (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring the Subscriber Type (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring a NIC Proxy for IMS (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring IMS for Failover (SRC CLI)
    - Configuring the SAE for IMS
      - Configuring IMS as an External Plug-In
      - Configuring Event Publishers
    - Managing IMS (SRC CLI)
    - Monitoring IMS (SRC CLI)
    - Monitoring IMS (C-Web Interface)
      - Viewing Statistics for the Server Process
      - Viewing Statistics for the A-RACF Rq Interface
    - Example: Configuring JunosE Policies for IMS (SRC CLI)
      - Enabling Expansion of JunosE Classify-Traffic Conditions
  - Testing IMS Service Sessions (SRC CLI)
    - Testing Service Sessions for IMS
    - Configuring the Test Environment for IMS Services (SRC CLI)
    - Testing Service Sessions (SRC CLI)
- Providing SRC 3GPP Gateway Services
  - SRC 3GPP Gateway Overview
    - SRC 3GPP Gateway Overview
    - Mapping Between SRC Software, Junos OS, and PCC Concepts
      - Charging Rule Installation (Service Activation)
        Installing Non-Parameterized Predefined Charging Rules
        Installing Parameterized Predefined Charging Rules
        Example of Charging-Rule Installation
      - Charging Rule Removal (Service Deactivation)
        Example of Charging-Rule Removal
      - Charging Rule Report
      - Service Accounting
    - SRC 3GPP Gateway Peer Communication and Redundancy
  - Configuring and Managing the SRC 3GPP Gateway (SRC CLI)
- SRC 3GPP Northbound Gy Interface
  - SRC 3GPP Gy Overview
    - SRC 3GPP Gy Overview
    - SRC 3GPP Gy Peer Communication and Redundancy
  - Configuring and Managing the SRC 3GPP Gy (SRC CLI)
- Index
  - Index

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3GPP
Charging-Rule-Base-Name
gateway
configuration example
3GPP gateway
charging rule
installation example
removal example
charging rule installation
service activation
charging rule removal
service deactivation
charging rule report
Charging-Rule-Base-Name
Charging-Rule-Install
Charging-Rule-Name
configuration statements
configuration summary
directory-connection
configuring
directory-eventing
configuring
file logging
configuring
grouped configurations
configuring
Gx interface
configuring
initial properties
configuring
Juniper-Substitution
Juniper-Substitution-Name
Juniper-Substitution-Value
local properties
configuring
managing
NIC proxies
configuration prerequisites
resolution information, configuring
NIC proxy
configuring
non-parameterized charging rule
object adapter Internet address
configuring
overview
parameterized charging rule
PCRF
peer communication
redundancy
restarting
SAE
mapping between concepts
service accounting
service activation sequence
service deactivation sequence
service modification sequence
session termination sequence
starting
stopping
subscriber login sequence
subscriber logout sequence
subscriber type
configuring
system logging
configuring
3GPP Gy
configuration statements
configuration summary
directory-connection
configuring
directory-eventing
configuring
file logging
configuring
grouped configurations
configuring
initial properties
configuring
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local properties
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managing
NIC proxies
configuration prerequisites
resolution information, configuring
NIC proxy
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object adapter Internet address
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peer communication
redundancy
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service activation sequence
service deactivation sequence
starting
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subscriber login sequence
subscriber logout sequence
subscriber type
configuring
system logging
configuring
3GPP Gy NIC proxies
cache, configuring
SRC CLI
NIC replication, configuring
SRC CLI
replication, configuring
SRC CLI
resolution information, configuring
SRC CLI

Application Services Gateway. See Web Services Gateway
arguments for scripts and methods
ASG (Application Services Gateway). See Web Services Gateway

B2B environments
business partner responsibilities
Dynamic Service Activator
business partners
business-to-business environments

classify-traffic condition
expanded classifiers
configuring
clients
gateway
testing
Web Services Gateway
Web Services Gateway
configuration namespace
conventions
notice icons
text
customer support    1
contacting JTAC

Diameter
peers
configuring    1, 2
documentation
comments on
dynamic properties
Dynamic Service Activator
access constraints
defining    1, 2
access to attributes
configuring, SRC CLI
access to methods
configuring, C-Web interface
configuring, SRC CLI
access to methods and scripts
configuring, C-Web interface    1, 2
configuring, SRC CLI    1, 2
access to scripts
configuring, C-Web interface
configuring, SRC CLI
access to service sessions
configuring, SRC CLI
API
attributes
access to
configuring with C-Web interface
configuring with SRC CLI
gateway extension
description
general properties
configuring, C-Web interface
configuring, SRC CLI
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configuring with C-Web interface
configuring, SRC CLI
interacting with Web application server    1, 2
loading
sample data
logging properties
configuring, C-Web interface    1, 2
configuring, SRC CLI
methods    1
access to    1, 2, 3, 4
monitoring with SRC CLI
NIC proxies, monitoring
SRC CLI
NIC proxies, viewing
C-Web interface
SRC CLI
overview
properties for clients and scripts
configuring, C-Web interface    1, 2
configuring, SRC CLI    1, 2
redundancy
sample data    1, 2
scripts
access to    1, 2, 3, 4
service sessions
access to
session handles
configuring, SRC CLI
SOAP operations, monitoring
SRC CLI
SOAP operations, viewing
C-Web interface    1, 2
starting with C-Web interface
starting with SRC CLI
statistics, viewing
C-Web interface
SRC CLI
subscriber types
configuring, SRC CLI
test environment
configuring, SRC CLI    1, 2
PCMM services
testing    1
clients    1, 2
Web application gateway client    1, 2

events, publishing 1, 2, 3
expanded classifiers
configuring

gateway
SRC 1, 2
gateway extension

IMS service sessions
configuring
test environment
configuring
testing    1, 2
SRC CLI

local properties
configuration
SRC CLI    1, 2
directory location of SRC data, configuring    1, 2
logging properties
Dynamic Service Activator    1
configuring with C-Web interface    1, 2

managing
SAE via external applications    1, 2
services via external application
manuals
comments on
methods
Dynamic Service Activator

namespace, configuration
NIC (network information collector)
Dynamic Service Activator and
testing
test data    1, 2
test data, 3GPP Gy
NIC proxies
cache, configuring
SRC CLI    1, 2
configuration prerequisites
Dynamic Service Activator    1, 2
NIC replication, configuring
SRC CLI    1, 2, 3
replication, configuring
SRC CLI
resolution information, configuring
SRC CLI    1, 2
notice icons

operation
Dynamic Service Activator

priorityList 1, 2, 3
publishing events 1, 2, 3

randomPick    1, 2, 3
redundancy
Dynamic Service Activator
roundRobin    1, 2, 3

SAE (service activation engine)
configuring 3GPP gateway as external plug-in
configuring 3GPP Gy as external plug-in
configuring IMS as external plug-in
managing via external applications    1, 2
scripts
running on SAE
services
managing via external application
sessions
service
testing
SOAP
interfaces, public
requests
SRC owners    1
Dynamic Service Activator
SRC SOAP Gateway.     See Web Services Gateway
static properties
support, technical     See technical support

technical support
contacting JTAC
text conventions defined

Web application gateway client
configuring, SRC CLI    1, 2
Web application server    1
interacting with Dynamic Service Activator    1, 2
Web applications
Web Services Gateway
Web Services Description Language.     See WSDL
Web Services Gateway    1
clients    1
managing
testing
Web application
wholesaler-retailer environments
WSDL files

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Configuring the Test Environment for IMS Services (SRC CLI)

Configuring the settings for your test environment is optional. You can choose to configure the test settings and specify changes to the test settings.

Configuring Settings for AAR Messages (SRC CLI)

Use the following command to configure the AA-Request (AAR) test message:

slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name { origin-host origin-host; origin-realm origin-realm; af-charging-identifier af-charging-identifier; authorization-lifetime authorization-lifetime; user-name user-name; specific-action (indication-of-bearer-release | indication-of-subscriber-detachment); }

To configure the AAR message for the test environment:

From configuration mode, access the statement that configures the AAR message template with your settings.
user@host# edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name
Specify the Diameter identifier for the endpoint that is the originator of the Diameter message.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name]user@host# set origin-host origin-host
Specify the Diameter identifier for the realm of the endpoint that is the originator of the Diameter message.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name]user@host# set origin-realm origin-realm
(Optional) Specify the charging identifier for the application function (AF).
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name]user@host# set af-charging-identifier af-charging-identifier
(Optional) Specify the timeout for the authorization.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name]user@host# set authorization-lifetime authorization-lifetime
(Optional) Specify the username.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name]user@host# set user-name user-name
(Optional) Specify the events for which notification is requested. If you do not configure this test setting, you must specify a value when testing service activations.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name]user@host# set specific-action (indication-of-bearer-release | indication-of-subscriber-detachment)
where
- indication-of-bearer-release—Provides notification of a bearer’s removal
- indication-of-subscriber-detachment—Provides notification of the subscriber detachment

Configuring the Globally Unique Address (SRC CLI)

Use the following command to configure the globally unique address for the AAR test message:

slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name globally-unique-address { framed-ip-address framed-ip-address; }

To configure the globally unique address for the test environment:

From configuration mode, access the statement that configures the AAR message template with your settings.
user@host# edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name globally-unique-address
(Optional) Specify the IPv4 address or the fully qualified domain name for the endpoint that is the originator of the Diameter message. If you do not configure this test setting, you must specify a value when testing service activations.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name globally-unique-address]user@host# set framed-ip-address framed-ip-address

Configuring Service Information for Media Types (SRC CLI)

Use the following command to configure the service information that is used to determine QoS requirements for the media type:

slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number { af-application-identifier af-application-identifier; media-type (audio | video | data | application | control | text | message | other); max-requested-download-bandwidth max-requested-download-bandwidth; max-requested-upload-bandwidth max-requested-upload-bandwidth; flow-status (enabled | removed); }

To configure the media component for the test environment:

From configuration mode, access the statement that configures the AAR message template with your settings. Specify the appropriate media component number.
user@host# edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number
Specify the service name.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number]user@host# set af-application-identifier af-application-identifier
(Optional) Specify the media type.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number]user@host# set media-type (audio | video | data | application | control | text | message | other)
(Optional) Specify the maximum download bandwidth requested.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number]user@host# set max-requested-download-bandwidth max-requested-download-bandwidth
(Optional) Specify the maximum upload bandwidth requested.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number]user@host# set max-requested-upload-bandwidth max-requested-upload-bandwidth
(Optional) Specify the action taken for the AAR.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number]user@host# set flow-status (enabled | removed)
where
- enabled—Commits resource reservation in both directions
- removed—Releases all resources associated with the corresponding resource reservation

Configuring IP Flows for Media Types (SRC CLI)

Use the following command to configure the QoS and filters for the IP flows:

slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number media-sub-component flow-number { flow-description [flow-description...]; max-requested-download-bandwidth max-requested-download-bandwidth; max-requested-upload-bandwidth max-requested-upload-bandwidth; }

To configure the media subcomponent for the test environment:

From configuration mode, access the statement that configures the AAR message template with your settings. Specify the appropriate flow number. These configuration settings override the media type settings.
user@host# edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number media-sub-component flow-number
Define the packet filter for the flow. The flow description AVP contains the classifier (or filter) information.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number media-sub-component flow-number]user@host# set flow-description [flow-description...]
The syntax of this AVP has the following restrictions:
- Only permit action should be used as action.
- No options should be used.
A subcomponent may include up to two flow descriptions (uplink and downlink), including:
- Direction (in—uplink, or out—downlink)
- Source IP address
- Destination IP address
- Source port
- Destination port
- Protocol
(Optional) Specify the maximum download bandwidth requested.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number media-sub-component flow-number]user@host# set max-requested-download-bandwidth max-requested-download-bandwidth
(Optional) Specify the maximum upload bandwidth requested.
[edit slot number ims aracf-rq test templates aar name media-component-description media-component-number media-sub-component flow-number]user@host# set max-requested-upload-bandwidth max-requested-upload-bandwidth