Cisco Cisco ASR 5000
Global Configuration Mode Commands (L-S)
require ecs credit-control ▀
Command Line Interface Reference, StarOS Release 18 ▄
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Important:
This command is independent of the
require active-charging
command. The
ecs
keyword in
this command is license dependent.
In 14.1 and later releases:
This CLI command is made configurable on the fly, that means, the credit control mode can be seamlessly
changed from subscriber (PDN) to sub-session and vice-versa without requiring a system reboot.
This change is done to align with the new CLI commands “
This CLI command is made configurable on the fly, that means, the credit control mode can be seamlessly
changed from subscriber (PDN) to sub-session and vice-versa without requiring a system reboot.
This change is done to align with the new CLI commands “
credit-control-client override
session-mode { per-sub-session | per-subscriber }
” introduced in APN and Subscriber Group
configuration modes.
This will be the default mode for all subscribers unless overwritten by APN/Subscriber configuration mode
CLI commands.
Releases prior to 14.1, subscriber mode Gy and bearer mode Gy were implemented based on the
configuration of CLI command
This will be the default mode for all subscribers unless overwritten by APN/Subscriber configuration mode
CLI commands.
Releases prior to 14.1, subscriber mode Gy and bearer mode Gy were implemented based on the
configuration of CLI command
require ecs credit-control subscriber-mode
. This CLI is used as
a chassis level configuration which mandates that all subscribers anchored to this chassis should always be
running in only one of these two modes. Enabling and disabling the CLI requires system reboot. ICSR
switchover between two chassis running in two different modes will not work.
Release 14.1 and later, the Subscriber/Bearer mode Gy is selected based on APN/Subscriber mode instead of
chassis wide configuration. This will provide the following:
running in only one of these two modes. Enabling and disabling the CLI requires system reboot. ICSR
switchover between two chassis running in two different modes will not work.
Release 14.1 and later, the Subscriber/Bearer mode Gy is selected based on APN/Subscriber mode instead of
chassis wide configuration. This will provide the following:
Flexibility to configure different modes for different subscriber.
Flexibility to switch between modes without system reboot.
Flexibility to switchover between two chassis working in different modes.