Service Configuration Enhancements

Feature Summary and Revision History

Summary Data

Table 1. Summary Data

Applicable Product(s) or Functional Area

cnSGW-C

Applicable Platform(s)

SMI

Feature Default Setting

Enabled - Always-on

Related Documentation

Not Applicable

Revision History

Table 2. Revision History

Revision Details

Release

Support added for DNN List

2021.02.3

First introduced

2020.01.0

Feature Description

cnSGW-C supports Subscriber Map and Operator Policy configurations.

SGW profile represents SGW-service or node. The operator policy is decided based on subscriber policy association.

Feature Configuration

Configuring this feature involves the following steps:

Configuring the SGW Profile

To configure this feature, use the following configuration:

config 
    profile sgw sgw_name 
        locality locality_code 
        fqdn dnn_name 
        subscriber-policy policy_name 
        end

NOTES:

  • locality locality_code —Specify the locality code. Must be a string.

  • fqdn dnn_name —Specify the cnSGW-C FQDN.

  • subscriber-policy policy_name —Specify the subscriber policy name. Must be a string.

Configuration Example

The following is an example configuration.

config
   profile sgw sgw-data
      locality LOC1
      fqdn 209.165.200.254
      subscriber-policy subpol1
      end

Configuration Verification

To verify the configuration:

show running-config profile sgw
profile sgw sgw-data
locality LOC1
fqdn 209.165.200.254
subscriber-policy subpol1

Configuring the Subscriber Policy


Note

The maximum number of supported subscriber map profiles is 64.

To configure this feature, use the following configuration:

config 
    policy subscriber subscriber_name 
        precedence precedence_value 
            imsi 
                mcc mcc_value 
                mnc mnc_value 
                msin first_value last_value 
            serving-plmn 
                mcc mcc_value 
                mnc mnc_value 
            imsi-start-range range_value 
            imsi-stop-range range_value 
            supi-start-range range_value 
            supi-stop-range range_value 
            operator-policy policy_name 
            end

Note

All parameters are optional.

NOTES:

  • precedence precedence_value —Specify the precedence for entry. Must be an integer in the range of 1-2048.

  • mcc mcc_value —Specify the Mobile Country Code (MCC). Must be a three digit integer.

  • mnc mnc_value —Specify the Mobile Network code (MNC). Must be a two or three digit integer.

  • msin first_value last_value —Specify the mobile subscriber identification number (MSIN) range.

    first_value —Specify starting value of the MSIN range. Must be an integer in the range of 1-9999999999.

    last_value —Specify the ending value of the MSIN range. Must be an integer in the range of 1-9999999999.

  • operator-policy policy_name —Specify the operator policy name. Must be a string.

  • imsi-start-range range_value —Specify the IMSI start range. Must be an integer in the range of 100000000000000-9999999999999999.

  • imsi-stop-range range_value —Specify the IMSI stop range. Must be an integer in the range of 100000000000000-9999999999999999.

  • supi-start-range range_value —Specify the SUPI start range. Must be an integer in the range of 100000000000000-999999999999999.

  • supi-stop-range range_value —Specify the SUPI stop range. Must be an integer in the range of 100000000000000-999999999999999.

Configuration Example

The following is an example configuration.

config
   policy subscriber sub1
      precedence 2
         imsi mcc 123 mnc 456 
         imsi msin first 99 last 100
      serving-plmn mcc 404 mnc 678
      supi-start-range 100000000000001
      supi-stop-range  199999999999999
      imsi-start-range 200000000000001
      imsi-stop-range  299999999999999
      operator-policy op1
      end

Configuring the Operator Policy


Note

The maximum number of supported operator policy profiles is 1000.

To configure this feature, use the following configuration:

config 
  policy operator operator_name 
  policy dnn dnn_policy_name 
  end

NOTES:

  • policy operator operator_name —Specify the operator policy name. Must be a string.

  • policy dnn dnn_policy_name —Specify the DNN policy name. Must be a string.

Configuration Example

The following is an example configuration.

config
   policy operator op1
   policy dnn pol1
   end

Configuring the Policy DNN

This section describes how to configure Policy DNN and adding it to cnSGW-C. The DNN support enables you to determine the exact APN profile as per the APN name, APN network-identifier and APN operator-identifier.


Note

The maximum number of supported DNN policies is 1000.

To configure this feature, use the following configuration:

config 
    policy dnn dnn_policy_name 
        dnn dnn_name 
           dnn-list dnn_list 
           profile profile_name 
        dnn network-identifier network_identifier_name operator-identifier operator_identifier_name profile profile_name 
        dnn operator-identifier operator_identifier_name profile profile_name 
        dnn operator-identifier profile profile_name 
        end

NOTES:

  • dnn dnn_name —Specify the DNN name.

  • network-identifier network_identifier_name —Specify the network identifier. Must be a string.

  • profile profile_name —Specify the profile name. Must be a string.

  • operator-identifier operator_identifier_name —Specify the operator identifier. Must be a string.

  • profile default_dnn_profile —Specify the default DNN profile name.

  • dnn-list dnn_list —Specify the DNN list for selecting a DNN profile. It helps in minimizing the entries needed for pointing multiple DNN to a single profile.


Note

With present evaluation criteria, following is the matching order to select the associated profile:

  • DNN/DNN List

  • NI+OI

  • NI

  • OI

  • Default

Don’t configure overlapping criteria.

Configuration Example

The following is an example configuration.

config
   policy dnn polsub1
      dnn network-identifier ims profile ims1
      dnn network-identifier ims operator-identifier ims.com profile ims
      dnn network-identifier voice operator-identifier volte profile voiceprofile
      dnn operator-identifier data profile data-profile
   profile default-dnn-profile
   end
config
   policy dnn polsub1
      dnn intershat dnn-list [ intershat1 intershat2 intershat3 ]
         profile profile_name
            dnn network-identifier ims operator-identifier ims.com profile ims
            dnn operator-identifier volte profile voiceprofile
            dnn operator-identifier data profile profile_name
            end

Configuration Modification Impact

This section describes the impact or behavior of configuration change on existing call, new PDN, or new subscriber.

Modification

cnSGW-C Existing Call

cnSGW-C New PDN or New subscriber
Define a new SGW-profile and delete the old profile (with or without the pod restart) When the new transaction happens, the call gets loaded on cn-SGW-C from CDL.

Observation:

Change in the cnSGW-C profile configuration and termination of the call.

Rejects the new PDN and deletes the existing call.

New subscriber uses new SGW profile.

Delete the subscriber map

No impact

Applies modified configuration for the following:

  • subscriber policy

  • operator policy

  • dnn policy

  • dnn profile

Modify the subscriber map in SGW-service

No impact

Applies modified configuration for the following:

  • subscriber policy

  • operator policy

  • dnn policy

  • dnn profile

Delete the operator policy

No impact

Applies modified configuration for the following:

  • subscriber policy

  • operator policy

  • dnn policy

  • dnn profile

Add the deleted or new operator policy

No impact

Applies modified configuration for the following:

  • subscriber policy

  • operator policy

  • dnn policy

  • dnn profile

Modify the operator policy name in the subscriber map

No impact

Applies modified configuration for the following:

  • subscriber policy

  • operator policy

  • dnn policy

  • dnn profile

Troubleshooting Information

This section describes the troubleshooting information that enables you to resolve the service configuration issues.

Configuration Errors

This section describes the errors that cnSGW-C reports during the service configuration.

Subscriber Policy Configuration Errors

show config-error
ERROR
COMPONENT ERROR DESCRIPTION
----------------------------------------------------------------------
SGWProfile Subscriber policy name : polSubSgw in profile sgw1 is not configured

Operator Policy Configuration Errors

show config-error
ERROR COMPONENT ERROR DESCRIPTION
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SubscriberPolicy Operator policy : op2 under subscriber policy polSubSgw is not configured

DNN Policy Configuration Errors

show config-error
ERROR COMPONENT ERROR DESCRIPTION
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OperatorPolicy Dnn policy name : dnn_1 in operator policy op1 is not configured