Cisco Cisco Packet Data Gateway (PDG) Fehlerbehebungsanleitung
SGSN PSP Configuration Mode Commands
routing-context ▀
Cisco ASR 5000 Series Command Line Interface Reference ▄
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routing-context
Configures the behavior of the routing context in M3UA messages.
Important:
This keyword function is only available in releases 8.1 and higher.
Product
SGSN
Privilege
Security Administrator, Administrator
Syntax
Include this keyword with the command, to reset the configuration to the system default for routing-context
which is a combination of process-inbound and insert-outbound.
which is a combination of process-inbound and insert-outbound.
Sets the routing context received in M3UA messages to be discarded.
Sets the routing context received in M3UA messages to be processed.
Sets the routing context so that it is added in the M3UA messages.
Sets the routing context so that it is suppressed in the M3UA messages.
Usage
In PSP (singled-ended) configuration mode, the settings for both the local routing context (the SGSN's
routing context) and the peer routing context (the RNC's routing context) should be the same. If the routing
contexts created at the SGSN and on the peer are different then this can cause the M3UA link to fail.
Routing context is an optional parameter when an M3UA association has only one associated peer-server.
routing context) and the peer routing context (the RNC's routing context) should be the same. If the routing
contexts created at the SGSN and on the peer are different then this can cause the M3UA link to fail.
Routing context is an optional parameter when an M3UA association has only one associated peer-server.
Example
If the peer does not support routing context, then disable the routing context feature:
If the peer does not support routing context, then disable the routing context feature: