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• System configured most of the parameters by default. For more information on other options and

parameters and details, refer to the RoHC Profile Compression Configuration Mode Commands chapter
in Command Line Interface Reference.

Creating RoHC Profile for Subscriber using Decompression Mode

Use the following example to create RoHC profile for a subscriber using decompression mode:

configure

RoHC-profile profile-name

RoHC_decomp_profile_name

decompression-options

context-timeout

dur

max-jitter-cd

dur_ms

nak-limit

limit

optimistic-mode-ack
optimistic-mode-ack-limit

num_pkts

piggyback-wait-time

dur_ms

preferred-feedback-mode { bidirectional-optimistic | bidirectional-reliable |

unidirectional }

rtp-sn-p

p_value

[no] rtp-sn-p-override
[no] use-clock-option
[no] use-crc-option
[no] use-feedback
[no] use-jitter-option
[no] use-reject-option
[no] use-sn-option
end

Notes:

• <RoHC_profile_name> is the name of the RoHC profile with decompression mode which you want to

apply to a subscriber.

• System configured most of the parameters by default. For more information on other options and

parameters and details, refer to the RoHC Profile Decompression Configuration Mode Commands chapter
in Command Line Interface Reference.

Applying RoHC Profile to a Subscriber

Once an RoHC profile has been created that profile can be specified to be used for a specific subscribers. Use
the following example to apply the RoHC profile to a subscriber:

configure

context

ctxt_name

subscriber name

subs_name

RoHC-profile-name <RoHC_profile_name>
end

Notes:

• <ctxt_name> is the system context in which you wish to configure the subscriber profile. Typically this

is an AAA context.

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Creating RoHC Profile for Subscriber using Decompression Mode