- About this Guide
- Evolved Packet Data Gateway Overview
- Configuring the Evolved Packet Data Gateway
- Monitoring the Evolved Packet Data Gateway
- AAA based PGW Selection for ePDG Initial Attach
- Capability to Record and Produce Call Transactions on ePDG
- Custom S2B to SWu error code mapping
- EAP-PEAP/MSCHAPv2 Support
- ePDG Auth Bulkstats for Non-UICC/UICC
- ePDG DDoS Attack Mitigation
- ePDG IMSI Privacy Support
- ePDG International Roaming - Redirection Based on Outer IP
- Suppressing Handover Request for VoWiFi IR Subscribers
- ePDG MOBIKE Support
- ePDG Modify Bearer Command Support
- ePDG P-CSCF Restoration Support
- ePDG Roaming Support
- ePDG S2b Piggybacking Support
- Hardware Crypto Assist for ePDG
- Idle Seconds Micro-checkpoint
- IFTASK Restart Capability for ePDG
- IMSI Encryption Support
- LTE-To-Wi-Fi-Success-Rate
- Multiple ePDG Certificates Support
- Network Provided User Location Information reporting extensions over S2b interface
- Packet Capture (PCAP) Trace
- PLMN Level Statistics for ePDG Services
- Pre-ESP Fragmentation Support
- RAN/NAS Cause IE support in S2b Messages
- Release 13 Emergency PDN support
- Send DSReq if new PGW is selected during re-attach
- Sending SWm 3GPP AAA FQDN Address in CSReq
- Send User location info to PGW
- Smart Licensing On/Off for CP Owned Licenses
- Support for 3gpp IKEv2 Private Notify Error Types
- Support for Diameter Error Code Counters
- Support for RFC 5685 Redirect Mechanism for Internet Key Exchange Protocol V2(IKEv2)
- Transition Rate KPIs
- Tunnelling of Explicit Congestion Notification
- User Equipment Identity in IKE_AUTH Message
- Evolved Packet Data Gateway Engineering Rules
- IKEv2 Error Codes and Notifications
ePDG Administration Guide, StarOS Release 21.25
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- Updated:
- September 30, 2021
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