- About this Guide
- 5G Architecture
- 5G SMF Overview
- Deploying and Configuring SMF through Ops Center
- Smart Licensing
- SMF Rolling Software Update
- AN-initiated Session Modification Procedure
- Cisco Common Data Layer
- Content Filtering and X-Header Enrichment
- DSCP Marking
- Dynamic Routing by Using BGP
- Emergency SoS Support
- EPS Interworking
- Event Detail Records
- Failure Handling Support
- Flow Failure Handling for Access and Mobility Procedures
- Handover Procedures
- IMS PDU Sessions for Voice
- Interfaces Support
- IP Address Management
- IPv6 PDU Sessions
- MBR Short Circuit Optimization
- Mesh Connectivity to All UPFs
- MTU Support in PCO
- Multiple and Virtual DNN Support
- Multiple PLMN Support
- Network-initiated Session Modification Procedures
- New Radio Dual Connectivity
- NF Discovery and Management
- Overload Management
- Performance Optimization Support
- Pods and Services Reference
- Policy and User Plane Management
- RADIUS Authentication and Accounting
- Redundancy Support
- Roaming Support
- Session and Service Continuity Mode
- Session Timers
- SMF Capabilities to Support 4G and 5G Devices
- SMF Serviceability
- Subscriber Charging
- TAI Selection from AMF
- UDM Integration
- UP Session Activation and Deactivation Service Request Procedures
- UPF Path Management and Restoration
- Virtual Routing and Forwarding
- Wireless Priority Services
- Troubleshooting Information
- Sample SMF Configuration
UCC 5G SMF Configuration and Administration Guide
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- Updated:
- January 25, 2023
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