Cisco Cisco ASR 5000

Use the following example to create an HSGW context and Ethernet interfaces, and bind the interfaces to
configured Ethernet ports. The interfaces created in this configuration support the A10/A11 connection to the
eAN/ePCF and the connection to the P-GW.

context <hsgw_context_name> -noconfirm

interface <a10-a11_interface_name>

ip address <ipv4_address>
exit

policy accounting <rf_acct_policy_name> -noconfirm

accounting-level {type}
operator-string <string>
exit

ip domain-lookup
ip name-servers <ipv4_or_ipv6_address>
dns-client <name>
port ethernet <slot_number

/

port_number>

no shutdown
bind interface <a10-a11_interface_name> <hsgw_context_name>
end

Notes:

• The HSGW-to-ePCF (A10/A11) interface must be an IPv4 address.

• Set the accounting policy for the Rf (off-line charging) interface. The accounting level types supported

by the HSGW are: PDN, PDN-QCI, QCI, and subscriber. Refer to the Accounting Profile Configuration
Mode Commands chapter in the Command Line Interface Reference for more information on this
command.

• The ip domain-lookup, ip name-servers, and dns-client commands are used during P-GW FQDN

discovery.

Use the following example to configure static IP routes for data traffic between the HSGW and the eAN/ePCF
and/or P-GW:

context <hsgw_context_name>

ip route <addr/mask> next-hop <epcf_addr> <hsgw_epcf_intrfc_name>
ipv6 route <ipv6_addr/prefix> next-hop <pgw_addr> interface <s2a_intrfc_name>
end

Notes:

• Static IP routing is not required for configurations using dynamic routing protocols.

Use the following configuration example to create the HSGW service:

context <hsgw_context_name> -noconfirm