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GGSN Changes in Release 15.0
GGSN Enhancements for September 30, 2013 ▀
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enterprises, city public safety departments, transportation fleet, etc. This is becoming a new revenue source for network
operators, and thus the need to support this feature is gaining momentum.
operators, and thus the need to support this feature is gaining momentum.
NEMO was not supported on GGSN for 3G (UMTS/GERAN) access.
New Behavior: From 15.0 onward GGSN supports standard based NEMO feature on ASR5x00 platform. It allows
Operators to support Enterprise VPN service with the advantage of faster deployment and flexible bandwidth
arrangement for customers.
Operators to support Enterprise VPN service with the advantage of faster deployment and flexible bandwidth
arrangement for customers.
Refer to the GGSN Command Changes section for the new CLI.
Important:
This feature is license dependent. Please contact your local sales representative for more
information.
Peer GTP Node Profile Configuration Support
Previous Behavior: Prior to 15.0, the GGSN service allows operator to configure list of SGSNs. Using this
configuration, operator can also control some parameters associated with the configured SGSN; like RAT type. This
would be taken from configuration, if CPC request doesn’t have RAT type.
configuration, operator can also control some parameters associated with the configured SGSN; like RAT type. This
would be taken from configuration, if CPC request doesn’t have RAT type.
New Behavior: From 15.0 onward, the GGSN service supports the peer profile to allow flexible profile based
configuration to accommodate growing requirements of customizable parameters with default values and actions for
peer nodes of GGSN. With this feature configuration of GTPC parameters and disabling/enabling of Lawful intercept
per MCC/MNC or IP address based on rules defined.
configuration to accommodate growing requirements of customizable parameters with default values and actions for
peer nodes of GGSN. With this feature configuration of GTPC parameters and disabling/enabling of Lawful intercept
per MCC/MNC or IP address based on rules defined.
With support of this functionality the GGSN service supports the peer profile to allow flexible profile based
configuration to accommodate growing requirements of customizable parameters with default values and actions for
peer nodes of GGSN. With this feature configuration of GTP-C parameters and disabling/enabling of Lawful intercept
per MCC/MNC or IP address based on rules can be defined.
configuration to accommodate growing requirements of customizable parameters with default values and actions for
peer nodes of GGSN. With this feature configuration of GTP-C parameters and disabling/enabling of Lawful intercept
per MCC/MNC or IP address based on rules can be defined.
A new framework of peer-profile and peer-map is introduced for configuration. Peer-profile configuration captures the
GTP-C specific configuration and/or Lawful Intercept enable/disable configuration. GTP-C configuration covers the
configuration of GTP-C retransmission (maximum number of retries and retransmission timeout) and GTP echo
configuration.
GTP-C specific configuration and/or Lawful Intercept enable/disable configuration. GTP-C configuration covers the
configuration of GTP-C retransmission (maximum number of retries and retransmission timeout) and GTP echo
configuration.
Peer-map config matches the peer-profile to be applied to a particular criteria. Peer-map supports criteria like
MCC/MNC (PLMN-ID) of the peer or IP-address of the peer. Peer-map can then be associated with GGSN service.
MCC/MNC (PLMN-ID) of the peer or IP-address of the peer. Peer-map can then be associated with GGSN service.
With support of this feature the Operators can configure a profile which can be applied to a specific set of peers. For
example, have a different retransmission timeout for foreign peers as compared to home peers.
example, have a different retransmission timeout for foreign peers as compared to home peers.
Refer to the GGSN Command Changes section for the new CLI.
Modified GGSN Features
This section identifies GGSN features modified in release 15.0.
3GPP Tracing to Intercept Random Subscriber
Previous Behavior: The current session trace feature is either signaling or management based which is very specific to
particular subscriber. The requirement is to trace the random subscriber which is not just explicitly linked or identified
by IMSI in GTP messages or configured through CLI.
particular subscriber. The requirement is to trace the random subscriber which is not just explicitly linked or identified
by IMSI in GTP messages or configured through CLI.
New Behavior: With this enhancement the 3GPP tracing will be enhanced to intercept random subscriber with this
feature the operator can trace the random subscriber which is not just explicitly linked or identified by IMSI in GTP
messages or configured through CLI.
feature the operator can trace the random subscriber which is not just explicitly linked or identified by IMSI in GTP
messages or configured through CLI.