Cisco Cisco ASR 5000 Administrator's Guide

 

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Network GTP-U service and will be associated with the HeNB-GW Access Service in case s1-U relay is 
enabled. 

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<

> is the IPV4 type address defined under the <

> interface and 

being binded to the <

> GTP-U service. 

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<

> is the IPV4 type address defined under the <

> interface and 

being binded to the <

> GTP-U service. 

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<

> is the HeNB-GW Network service name 

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<

> is the IPv4 type address used to bind with the S1-MME interface. 

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<

> is the MME pool name as defined while the LTE policy configuration. 

  This MME pool is associated with the HeNB-GW network service. 

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<

> is the tracking area information database name as defined while the LTE policy 

configuration. 

  This tracking area information database is associated with the HeNB-GW 

network service. 

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<

> is the name of the HeNB-GW Access service name. 

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<

> is the IPv4 type primary address used to bind with the S1-MME interface for this 

HeNB-GW access service. 

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 enables the S1-U relay functionality by the HeNB-GW service. When configured, user enters into 

S1-U relay configuration mode. In this mode user has to configure associations to the Access and Network 
GTP-U services for S1-U relay. When s1-u relay is enabled, the association to ingress and egress GTP-U 
services is considered as a critical configuration for the HeNB-GW Access service. When S1-U relay is 
enabled, both Access and Network GTP-Uu services need to be in STARTED state for the HeNB-GW Access 
service to START. 

  Changing the S1-U Relay configuration is a disruptive operation. The HeNB-GW 

Service is re-started. 

Use the following example to configure the IPSec configuration which goes with the Security Gateway (SeGW) 
configuration on the HeNB-GW Access Service. 

Configure 

  context <ctxt_name> 

    eap-profile <eap_profile_name> 

      mode authenticator-pass-through 

      exit