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Mobile-IP and Proxy-MIP Timer Considerations
▀ Dealing with the Requested Lifetime Too Long Error Code
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Dealing with the
Requested Lifetime Too Long
Error Code
In some configurations, a roaming partner may return an "Idler-Timer" attribute in an access-accept whose value is
smaller than what a carrier may have configured for its own subscribers. This will result in a "Requested Lifetime Too
Long" error message being returned to the device. There are several ways to correct this. One is to use a setting in the
FA service configuration. Using the "no limit-reg-lifetime" in the FA service configuration will tell the FA service to
allow the MIP lifetime to be greater than the Idle or Absolute timers. The FA will not send Error 69 and continue to
process the call. The lifetime value in the MIP Request sent to the HA will still be what was determined in Phase 2.
smaller than what a carrier may have configured for its own subscribers. This will result in a "Requested Lifetime Too
Long" error message being returned to the device. There are several ways to correct this. One is to use a setting in the
FA service configuration. Using the "no limit-reg-lifetime" in the FA service configuration will tell the FA service to
allow the MIP lifetime to be greater than the Idle or Absolute timers. The FA will not send Error 69 and continue to
process the call. The lifetime value in the MIP Request sent to the HA will still be what was determined in Phase 2.