APN Remap Table Configuration Mode


Important

Beginning with Release 16 for SGSN only, an APN Remap Table associated with an IMEI profile overrides a remap table associated with an operator policy. This means activation will be rejected if a local default APN configured, in an APN Remap Table associated with an IMEI profile, cannot be used. This will occur even if a valid local default APN is available in an APN Remap Table associated with an operator policy.

A maximum of 1,000 APN remap tables are supported, and each APN remap table supports a maximum of 100 APN remap entries. Multiple tables can be defined and stored but an operator policy and/or IMEI profile each only support association with a single (one) table per policy/profile configuration. The APN remap table associated with an IMEI profile will be used in IMEI override scenarios.

Mode

APN Remap Table Configuration mode provides the commands to configure parameters for multiple features related to Access Point Name (APN) handling, such as: Default APN, APN Remap, and Wildcard APN. APN remap table is a key element of the Operator Policy feature and a table is not usable (valid) until it has been associated with an operator policy (see the Operator Policy Configuration Mode Commands) or an IMEI profile (see the IMEI Profile Configuration Mode Commands).

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Important

The commands or keywords/variables that are available are dependent on platform type, product version, and installed license(s).

apn-remap network-identifier

Creates an entry in the APN remap table and provides the ability to override the network identifier part of the APN requested by the UE.

Product

MME

SGSN

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

apn-remap network-identifier  apn_net_id { new-ni  new_apn_net_id [ orig-apn ]  | operator-identifier  apn_op_id { new-ni  new_apn_net_id | value-for-ni-wc  new_apn_net_id { new-oi  new_apn_op_id | value-for-oi-mcc  mcc | value-for-oi-mnc  mnc }  [ orig-apn ] +  } | value-for-ni-wc  new_apn_net_id [ orig-apn ]  }  
no apn-remap network-identifier  apn_net_id

no

Deletes the specified APN remap entry from the APN remap table.

network-identifier apn_net_id

Identifies the "old" APN network identifier that is being mapped for replacement.

apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including digits, letters, dots (.) and dashes (-). Additionally, one wildcard character ( * ) can be included anywhere within the string.

new-ni new_apn_net_id

Identifies the new (target) network identifier to use when no wildcard character is included in the "old" APN network identifier.

new_apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including digits, letters, dots (.) and dashes (-).

orig-apn

Enables MME to send the original APN (UE requested APN) in the ATTACH_ACCEPT or ACTIVATE_DEFAULT_BEARER_REQUEST message to the UE. This is an optional keyword.

If this keyword is not configured, then remapped APN is sent back to UE.

value-for-ni-wc new_apn_net_id

Identifies the information to replace the wildcard in the new APN network identifier when a wildcard character is included in the "old" APN network identifier.

new_apn_net_id is an alphanumeric string of characters, including dots (.) and dashes (-). This string replaces the wildcard (*) specified in the apn_net_id . The two strings together must not exceed 62 characters.

operator-identifier apn_op_id { new-ni new_apn_net_id | value-for-ni-wc new_apn_net_id { new-oi new_apn_op_id | value-for-oi-mcc mcc | value-for-oi-mnc mnc } [ orig-apn ] + }

Identifies the "old" APN operator identifier that is being mapped for replacement.

apn_op_id is a string of 1 to 18 characters including digits, letters, and dots (.). The entry must be in the following format, where # represents a digit: MNC###.MCC###.GPRS .

Optionally, either one or two wildcard characters ( * ) can be entered. Wildcard characters can be used in place of one # or three # -- for example MNC12*.MCC*.GPRS .

The following options can be configured:

  • new-oi new_apn_op_id : Identifies the new (target) operator identifier to use when no wildcard character is included in the "old" APN operator identifier. new_apn_op_id is a string of 1 to 18 characters including digits, letters, and dots (.). The entry must be in the following format, where # represents a digit: MNC###.MCC###.GPRS .

  • value-for-oi-mcc mcc : Identifies the information to replace the wildcard in the new APN operator identifier when a wildcard character is included in the MCC portion of the "old" APN operator identifier; for example MNC###.MCC*.GPRS .

  • value-for-oi-mnc mnc : Identifies the information to replace the wildcard in the new APN operator identifier when a wildcard character is included in the MNC portion of the "old" APN operator identifier; for example MNC*.MCC###.GPRS .

Usage Guidelines


Important
Entries in the APN remap table are only valid if the table is associated with an operator policy. The same table can then be associated with an IMEI profile as IMEI-specific remap entries are not supported.

This command defines mapping entries in the APN remap table which supports a range of APN overrides. Mapping can be done one-to-one:

  • a "new" APN network identifier (NI) can be mapped to override an "old" APN network identifier (NI) or an "old" APN operator identifier (OI)

  • a "new" APN operator identifier (OI) can be mapped to override an "old" APN network identifier (NI) or an "old" APN operator identifier (OI)

Mapping can also be done with wildcards in the "old" APN entry mapped to wildcard replacements to dynamically create "new" APN network/operator identifiers.

Related Commands: APN override can also be based on charging characteristics. This type of override mapping is defined with the cc command, also part of this configuration mode.

Example

A one-to-one APN NI remap entry is illustrated by: 
apn-remap network-identifier 123abc.com new-ni 333CBC.com
Create an entry with a wildcard so that part of an incoming APN NI will be replaced - for example, incoming xyzabcpqr.com becomes xyzinternet2pqr.com . 
apn-remap network-identifier xyz*pqr.com value-for-ni-wc internet2
Replace any incoming APN NI with a new APN NI. 
apn-remap network-identifier * value-for-ni-wc newnet.com

apn-remap non3gpp-char-apn

This command enables MME to remap the UE requested APN, containing non-3GPP characters, to an operator defined APN.

Product

MME

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

apn-remap non3gpp-char-apn new-ni  new_apn_net_id [ orig-apn ]  
no apn-remap non3gpp-char-apn

no

Disables remapping of UE requested APN with non-3GPP standard characters.

new-ni new_apn_net_id

Identifies the new (target) network identifier to use when non-3GPP characters are included in the UE requested APN.

new_apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including digits, letters, dots (.) and dashes (-).

orig-apn

Enables MME to send the original APN (UE requested APN) in the ATTACH_ACCEPT or ACTIVATE_DEFAULT_BEARER_REQUEST message to the UE. This is an optional keyword.

If this keyword is not configured, then remapped APN is sent back to UE.

Usage Guidelines


Important
Entries in the APN remap table are only valid if the table is associated with an operator policy. The same table can then be associated with an IMEI profile as IMEI-specific remap entries are not supported.

This command enables MME to remap all UE requested APNs containing non-3GPP characters to the configured new-ni APN.

This CLI is applied only if the UE sessions are not rejected by the new configuration options policy attach reject-non3gpp-char-apn and policy pdn-connect reject-non3gpp-char-apn under the mme-service. If the UE requested APN contains non-3GPP characters and the apn-remap non3gpp-char-apn new-ni CLI command is configured, then this CLI takes precedence over any other matching criterion for APN remapping.

Related Commands: APN override can also be based on charging characteristics. This type of override mapping is defined with the cc command, also part of this configuration mode.

Example

The following command enables remapping of UE requested APN with non-3GPP standard characters to 333CBC.com:
apn-remap non3gpp-char-apn new-ni 333CBC.com

apn-remap operator-identifier

Creates an entry in the APN remap table and provides the ability to override the operator part of APN requested by the UE.

Product

MME

SGSN

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

apn-remap operator-identifier  apn_op_id { new-oi  new_apn_op_id | value-for-oi-mcc  mcc [ value-for-oi-mnc   mnc ]  | value-for-oi-mnc  mnc [ value-for-oi-mcc   mcc ]  }  
no apn-remap operator-identifier  apn_op_id

no

Deletes the specified APN remap entry from the APN remap table.

operator-identifier apn_op_id { new-oi new_apn_op_id | value-for-oi-mcc mcc [ value-for-oi-mnc mnc ] | value-for-oi-mnc mnc [ value-for-oi-mcc mcc ] }

Identifies the "old" APN operator identifier that is being mapped for replacement.

apn_op_id is a string of 1 to 18 characters including digits, letters, and dots (.). The entry must be in the following format, where # represents a digit: MNC###.MCC###.GPRS .

Optionally, either one or two wildcard characters ( * ) can be entered. Wildcard characters can be used in place of one # or three # -- for example MNC12*.MCC*.GPRS .

The following options can be configured:

  • new-oi new_apn_op_id : Identifies the new (target) operator identifier to use when no wildcard character is included in the "old" APN operator identifier. new_apn_op_id is a string of 1 to 18 characters including digits, letters, and dots (.). The entry must be in the following format, where # represents a digit: MNC###.MCC###.GPRS .

  • value-for-oi-mcc mcc : Identifies the information to replace the wildcard in the new APN operator identifier when a wildcard character is included in the MCC portion of the "old" APN operator identifier; for example MNC###.MCC*.GPRS .

  • value-for-oi-mnc mnc : Identifies the information to replace the wildcard in the new APN operator identifier when a wildcard character is included in the MNC portion of the "old" APN operator identifier; for example MNC*.MCC###.GPRS .

Usage Guidelines


Important
Entries in the APN remap table are only valid if the table is associated with an operator policy. The same table can then be associated with an IMEI profile as IMEI-specific remap entries are not supported.

This command defines mapping entries in the APN remap table which supports a range of APN overrides. Mapping can be done one-to-one:

  • a "new" APN network identifier (NI) can be mapped to override an "old" APN network identifier (NI) or an "old" APN operator identifier (OI)

  • a "new" APN operator identifier (OI) can be mapped to override an "old" APN network identifier (NI) or an "old" APN operator identifier (OI)

Mapping can also be done with wildcards in the "old" APN entry mapped to wildcard replacements to dynamically create "new" APN network/operator identifiers.

Related Commands: APN override can also be based on charging characteristics. This type of override mapping is defined with the cc command, also part of this configuration mode.

Example

A one-to-one APN OI remap entry is illustrated by: 
apn-remap operator-identifier MNC423.MCC222.GPRS new-oi MNC123.MCC456.GPRS
Replace any incoming APN OI with a new APN OI MNC123.MCC456.GPRS : 
apn-remap operator-identifier MNC*.MCC*.GPRS value-for-oi-mnc 123 value-for-oi-mcc 456

apn-selection-default

Enables and configures or disables the Default APN feature for use when the normal APN selection process fails.

Product

MME

SGSN

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

apn-selection-default { first-in-subscription   [ orig-apn ]  |  lowest-context-id   [ orig-apn ]  |  network-identifier  apn_net_id [ fallback-apn network-identifier  apn_net_id | fallback-to-first-in-subscription | prefer-single-subscription | reject-blank-apn | require-dns-fail-wildcard  [ orig-apn ]  | require-subscription-apn ] + }  
no apn-selection-default { first-in-subscription |  lowest-context-id |  network-identifier  apn_net_id }

no

Delete the configuration statement and disable the default APN feature.

first-in-subscription [ orig-apn ]

Specifies that the first APN in the subscription record matching the requested PDN type is used as the default APN. This applies when normal APN selection fails and if the UE APN is absent and the defined default APN is not a match.

For the SGSN, "first-in-subscription" means the first record from the list of records sent from the HLR (in the same order) with PDP type matching the requested PDP type. With this configuration, if the first record is a wildcard APN it is expected that the wildcard APN be configured. If not, the activation will be rejected.

For MME, if the default APN in the subscription data matches the requested pdn-type, then the default APN is used. Otherwise, the first record from the list of records (apn-list) sent from the HSS with PDP type matching the UE-requested PDP type is selected. The apn-list is sorted according to apn-name.

orig-apn : Enables MME to send the original APN (UE requested APN) in the ATTACH_ACCEPT or ACTIVATE_DEFAULT_BEARER_REQUEST message to the UE. This is an optional keyword.

If this keyword is not configured, then re-mapped APN is sent back to UE.

lowest-context-id [ orig-apn ]

Specifies that the subscription APN with the lowest context-ID in the subscription record matching the PDN type is used as the default APN when normal APN selection fails.

With this configuration, if the record with the lowest context-ID is a wildcard APN, then it is expected that the wildcard APN has already been configured. If not, the activation will be rejected.

If both apn-selection-default lowest-context-id and apn-selection-default first-in-subscription options are configured, whichever command was executed (configured) first will be the behavior used.

Starting with Release 14.0, MME also supports use of this keyword.

orig-apn : Enables MME to send the original APN (UE requested APN) in the ATTACH_ACCEPT or ACTIVATE_DEFAULT_BEARER_REQUEST message to the UE. This is an optional keyword.

If this keyword is not configured, then remapped APN is sent back to UE.

network-identifier apn_net_id

Specifies the network identifier will be used as the default APN name. apn_net_id is a string of 1 through 62 characters, including digits, letters, dots (.) and dashes (-).

In 21.4 and later releases, this keyword is enhanced to support S4-SGSN.

Any of the following optional keywords can be used with network-identifier as qualifications.

fallback-apn network-identifier apn_net_id

SGSN only.

Specifies a dummy APN to be used when the default APN is not present in the subscription so that the activation does not fail. With this keyword configured, the context is activated with a dummy APN and the GGSN displays a static page for this APN, instructing the subscriber to subscribe for appropriate services.

apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including letters, digits, dots (.) and dashes (-).

fallback-to-first-in-subscription

SGSN only.

Uses the APN from the first subscription record when the configured default APN is not available.

prefer-single-subscription

SGSN only.

Uses the APN from the subscription record if it is the only record available and normal APN selection fails.

reject-blank-apn

SGSN only.

Disables use of the default APN if a blank APN is received.

require-dns-fail-wildcard [ orig-apn ]

MME only.

Enables the default APN to be used if the DNS query fails with the requested APN.

orig-apn : Enables MME to send the original APN (UE requested APN) in the ATTACH_ACCEPT or ACTIVATE_DEFAULT_BEARER_REQUEST message to the UE. This is an optional keyword.

If this keyword is not configured, then remapped APN is sent back to UE.

In 18.2 and later releases: The require-dns-fail-wildcard keyword is also supported by the MME.

In releases prior to 21.4: The require-dns-fail-wildcard keyword is not supported for S4-SGSN.

In 21.4 and later releases: The require-dns-fail-wildcard keyword is supported for S4-SGSN.

require-subscription-apn network-identifier apn_net_id

SGSN only.

If defined, this APN name must also be included in the subscription data for the default APN feature to function.

apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including letters, digits, dots (.) and dashes (-).

Usage Guidelines

The default APN feature will be used in error situations when the MME or the SGSN cannot select a valid APN via the normal APN selection process. Within an operator policy, an APN remap table with a default APN can be configured for the MME/SGSN to:

  • override a requested APN when the HSS/HLR does not have the requested APN in the subscription profile.

  • provide a viable APN if APN selection fails because there was no "requested APN" and wildcard subscription was not an option.

The default APN feature can also be used in the event of a DNS query failure with the selected APN, if:

  • the wildcard-apn command is configured, (requirement only for SGSN)

  • a wildcard subscription is present,

  • the require-dns-fail-wildcard keyword is included with the apn-selection-default command then the configured default APN will be used when the DNS query is retried.

In all of the instances outlined above, the MME/SGSN can provide the default APN as an alternate behavior to ensure that PDP context activation is successful.


Important
For SGSN ONLY - Beginning with Release 16, customers already using an APN remap table that is associated with an IMEI profile will have to change the existing configuration to enable the default APN remapping associated with an operator policy rather than the one associated with an IMEI profile. For example, if an existing configuration forced all matching IMEI in a defined IMEI range to use xxx.net APN, the configuration needs to be changed to an APN remap table configuration similar to what is shown below:
Old APN remap table associated with an IMEI profile: 
apn-selection-default network-identifier  xxx.net
For a configuration to accomplish the same remapping function, change the APN remap table associated with an IMEI profile to the following: 
apn-remap network-identifier * new-ni  xxx.net

Important
For SGSN ONLY - With Release 16, an APN remap table associated with an IMEI profile overrides a remap table associated with an operator policy. This means activation will be rejected if a local default APN configured, in an APN remap table associated with an IMEI profile, cannot be used. This will occur even if a valid local default APN is available in an APN remap table associated with an operator policy.
For SGSN ONLY - Beginning with Release 16, the following sample configuration will enable the operator to bypass APN remapping for a specific IMEI range: 
config  
   operator-policy name  OpPol1 
      associate call-control-profile  OpPol1CCprof1 
      associate apn-remap-table  RemapOpPol1 
      imei-range first  start_imei last  ending_imei [ sv  IMEI_sv ] imei-profile name  IMEIprof1 
      exit  
   imei-profile name  IMEIprof1 
      associate apn-remap-table remap IMEIprof1  
      exit  
   apn-remap-table   remapIMEIprof1 
      exit  
   apn-remap-table   RemapOpPol1 
      apn-selection-default network-identifier  NewAPN.net 
      end

Example

The following command enables the default APN feature for APN HomeNet1 in an APN remap table associated with an operator policy: 
apn-selection-default network-identifier HomeNet1
For SGSN only - Beginning with Release 16, if the APN remap table is associated with an IMEI profile, for a configuration to accomplish the same remapping function as noted in the sample above, then use syntax similar to the following: 
apn-remap network-identifier * new-ni   xxx.net
The following command, in an APN remap table associated with an operator policy, enables use of a default APN selected on the basis of lowest context-ID if the APN is not contained within the subscription: 
apn-selection-default lowest-context-id
The following command enables use of a default APN if the DNS query fails: 
apn-selection-default network-identifier HomeNet1 require-dns-fail-wildcard

blank-apn

Enables the Blank APN feature and defines the APN that will be used when no APN is requested. This command is specific to SGSN.

Product

SGSN

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

blank-apn network-identifier  apn_net_id 
no blank-apn

no

Removes the APN NI from the APN remap table configuration and disables the Default APN feature.

network-identifier apn_net_id

Identifies the APN network identifier (NI) that will be used when no APN is requested.

apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including letters, digits, dots (.) and dashes (-).

Usage Guidelines

Use this command to enable the Blank APN feature.

Example

The following command creates an entry that supplies the starnet.com as the APN network identifier whenever a request does not include an APN:
blank-apn network-identifier starnet.com

cc

This command maps an APN override based on charging characteristics.

Product

MME

SGSN

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

cc behavior  bit_value profile  index_bit apn-remap network-identifier  apn_net_id new-ni  new_apn_net_id [ orig-apn ]  
no cc behavior  bit_value profile  index_bit apn-remap network-identifier  apn_net_id

no

Disables the configured cc-based remapping behavior.

behavior bit_value

Specifies the value for the charging characteristic behavior bit.

bit_value is a hex value from 0x0 to 0xFFF.

profile index_bit

Specifies the index for the charging characteristic profile.

index_bit is an integer from 1 through 15.

Some of the index values are predefined according to 3GPP standards:

  • 1 for hot billing

  • 2 for flat billing

  • 4 for prepaid billing

  • 8 for normal billing

apn-remap network-identifier apn_net_id

Identifies the "old" APN network identifier that is being mapped for replacement.

apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including letters, digits, dots (.) and dashes (-).

new-ni new_apn_net_id

Identifies the "new" APN network identifier that is being mapped to.

new_apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including letters, digits, dots (.) and dashes (-).

orig-apn

Enables MME to send the original APN (UE requested APN) in the ACTIVATE_DEFAULT_BEARER_REQUEST message to the UE. This is an optional keyword.

If this keyword is not configured, then remapped APN is sent back to UE.

Usage Guidelines

Use this command to enable APN remapping only when the charging characteristic value in the subscription record associated with the requested APN matches the value configured for the new-ni .

The new APN NI must be part of the subscription data so that the charging characteristic associated with the new APN NI will be used for activating the context. If there is not one associated, then the general charging characteristic will be used.

Example

The following command associates a new APN NI locals1 with a set of charging characteristics: 
cc behavior 0xF profile 4 apn-remap network-identifier homer1 new-ni locals1

description

Defines a string that describes this APN remap table.

Product

MME

SGSN

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

description  description 
no description

no

Removes the description configuration from this APN Remap Table configuration.

description

Specifies descriptive text to be associated with the APN remap table as an alphanumeric string of 1 through 100 characters. The string may include spaces, punctuation, and case-sensitive letters if the string is enclosed in double quotation marks (").

Usage Guidelines

Define information that identifies this particularly APN remap table.

Example

description "APN_remap1 replaces all MNC1## Ids."

end

Exits the current configuration mode and returns to the Exec mode.

Product

All

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Syntax

end

Usage Guidelines

Use this command to return to the Exec mode.

exit

Exits the current mode and returns to the parent configuration mode.

Product

All

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Syntax

exit

Usage Guidelines

Use this command to return to the parent configuration mode.

wildcard-apn

Enables or disables the Wildcard APN feature and define the default APN to be used whenever a wildcard APN is included in the subscriber record.

Product

MME

SGSN

Privilege

Security Administrator, Administrator

Mode

Exec > Global Configuration > APN Remap Table Configuration

configure > apn-remap-table table_name

Entering the above command sequence results in the following prompt: 

[local]host_name(apn-remap-table_name)#

Syntax

wildcard-apn pdp-type {  dual-ipv4v6 |  ipv4 | ipv6 | ppp } network-identifier  apn_net_id 
no wildcard-apn pdp-type {  dual-ipv4v6 |  ipv4 | ipv6 | ppp }

no

Disables the wildcard-apn definition from the configuration.

pdp-type { dual-ipv4v6 | ipv4 | ipv6 | ppp }

Specifies the PDP type.

  • dual-ipv4v6 - for a dual PDP context association with one IPv4 address and one IPv6 address/prefix (SGSN only)

  • ipv4 - for an IPv4 context

  • ipv6 - for an IPv6 context

  • ppp - for a PPP context

network-identifier apn_net_id

Identifies one of the APN network identifiers specified via the apn command in the Operator Policy configuration mode.

apn_net_id is a string of 1 to 62 characters, including letters, digits, dots (.) and dashes (-).

Usage Guidelines

This command is used to define a wildcard APN with the type of PDP context and the APN's network identifier (NI). This wildcard APN would be used when an APN is not identified.

The command should be repeated per PDP type, as needed, to enable wildcard APN for two or more of the PDP types.

The wildcard APN configured with the dual PDP IPv4v6 context will be used in the following scenarios:

  • the UE requested a PDP type of IPv4v6

  • the UE did not request any specific APN

  • the subscription includes wildcard APN with PDP type as IPv4v6.


Important

Wildcard APN feature configuration is only valid if the APN remap table is associated with at least one operator policy. The same table can then be associated with an IMEI profile as IMEI-specific Wildcard APN is not supported.

Example

Use this command to enable an APN wildcard for PDP type IPv4 and NI homer1 :
wildcard-apn pdp-type ipv4 network-identifier homer1