Configuring PDSN Closed R-P Services
PDSN Closed R-P services are configured within contexts and allow the system to function as a PDSN in 3G wireless data networks that implement the proprietary Closed R-P protocol from Nortel Networks®.
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A valid feature license must be installed prior to configuring PDSN Closed R-P services. This section provides the minimum instruction set for configuring a Closed R-P service that allows the system to process data sessions. Commands that configure additional Closed R-P service properties are provided in the Command Line Interface Reference. |
Use this example to configure PDSN Closed R-P services:
configure
context <name>
pdsnclosedrp-service <name>
peer-pcf <ipv4/ipv6_address> | <ipv4_address/ipv6_address/mask>
bind address <interface_address>
authentication
nai-construction domain <domain_name>
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Optionally configure the accounting start/stop RRQ generation during intra-PDSN handoff, by entering the accounting peer-pcf handoff command. If disabled, accounting start/stop RRQs are not generated for the Closed R-P to Closed R-P handoff between two PCFs, which are within the same PCF address range as configured in peer-pcf configuration. By default it is enabled.
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Repeat this example as needed to create and bind additional PDSN Closed R-P services to any other interfaces.
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Save your configuration to flash memory, an external memory device, and/or a network location using the Exec mode command save configuration . For additional information on how to verify and save configuration files, refer to the System Administration Guide and the Command Line Interface Reference.
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Since a Closed-RP service uses the R-P interface as an ingress (arriving) interface to receive incoming sessions and session requests from PCFs, this service type must reside in a source context.
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Up to 10000 peer PCFs can be configured for each Closed R-P Service.
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The Closed R-P service must not be bound to the same ip address of an interface as other L2TP LAC or LNS services. |
Verifying your Configuration
Use the following command to verify the Closed R-P configuration:
show pdsnclosedrp-service name service_name The output of this command should be similar to the output shown in the following example.
Service name: closedrp-1
Context: pdsn
Bind: Done
Local IP Address: 192.168.2.20
First Retransmission Timeout: 1 (secs)
Max Retransmission Timeout: 8 (secs)
Max Retransmissions: 5
Max Sessions: 500000 Max Tunnels: 10000
Max Sessions Per Tunnel: 65535
Keep-alive interval: 60 Control receive window: 16
Data Sequence Numbers: Disabled
PPP Authentication: CHAP 1 PAP 2
Allow Noauthentication: Disabled MSID Authentication: Disabled
No Default Subscriber defined
PPP Tunnel Type: None
PPP Tunnel Context: <NONE DEFINED>
MIP FA Context: <NONE DEFINED>
Service Status: Started
Newcall Policy: None 
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