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Front Cover
1
Contents
3
About this Guide
31
- Conventions Used
  32
- Contacting Customer Support
  34
- Additional Information
  35
Chapter 1 The Cisco® ASR 5000 Platform
37
- Characteristics of the System
  38
- Features and Benefits
  40
Chapter 2 Product, Service and Feature Licenses
45
- Supported Product/License Quick Reference
  46
- Session Use and Feature Use Licenses
  50
  - Session Use Licenses
    50
  - Feature Use Licenses
    51
- Default Licenses
  53
Chapter 3 ASR 5000 Hardware Platform Overview
55
- The ASR 5000 Platform
  56
- Chassis Configurations
  57
- Chassis Description
  61
- Power Filter Units
  67
- Fan Tray Assemblies
  68
  - Lower Fan Tray
    68
  - Air Filter Assembly
    68
  - Upper Fan Tray
    69
  - Chassis Airflow
    69
- Application Cards
  70
- Line Cards
  77
- Card Interlock Switch
  94
- Card Identifiers
  95
Chapter 4 Software Architecture
97
- Understanding the Distributed Software Architecture
  99
  - Software Tasks
    99
  - Subsystems
    99
Chapter 5 Redundancy and Availability Features
103
- Service Availability Features
  104
  - Hardware Redundancy Features
    104
    - Hardware Redundancy Configuration
      104
  - Software Assurance Features
    106
    - Session Recovery Feature
      106
    - Interchassis Session Recovery
      107
- Mean Time Between Failure
  108
- System Availability
  110
- Spare Component Recommendations
  111
Chapter 6 Management System Overview
113
- Out-of-Band Management
  115
- Command Line Interface
  116
  - CLI Overview
    116
- Web Element Manager Application
  118
Chapter 7 Application Detection and Control Overview
119
- ADC Overview
  120
  - Platform Requirements
    121
  - License Requirements
    121
  - P2P Voice Call Duration
    121
  - Random Drop Charging Action
    121
- How ADC Works
  122
  - Advantages of P2P Processing Before DPI
    122
  - ADC Session Recovery
    123
    - Recovery from Task Failure
      123
    - Recovery from CPU or PSC/PSC2 Failure
      123
  - Limitations
    123
    - BitTorrent
      123
    - eDonkey
      124
    - FastTrack
      124
    - Gadu-Gadu
      124
    - Gnutella / Morpheus
      124
    - Jabber
      124
    - MSN
      124
    - Skype
      124
    - Winny
      125
    - Yahoo
      125
    - Other Limitations
      125
Chapter 8 ASN Gateway Overview
127
- ASN Mobility Management
  128
- EAP User Authentication
  130
- ASN Gateway and AAA
  131
- Profile Management
  132
- Inter-ASN Handovers
  133
- Supported Features
  134
  - Simple IPv4 Support
    134
  - DHCP Proxy Server
    134
  - DHCP Relay Support
    135
  - ASN Gateway Micro-Mobility
    135
    - Uncontrolled Handovers
      135
    - Controlled Handovers
      135
  - WiMAX R4 Inter-ASN Mobility Management
    136
  - WiMAX R3 CSN Anchored Mobility Management
    136
    - Proxy Mobile IPv4 (PMIPv4)
      137
    - Client Mobile IPv4 (CMIPv4)
      137
  - Authenticator
    137
  - EAP Authentication Methods
    137
    - Supported RADIUS Methods
      138
    - Supported Diameter Methods
      138
      - EAP-Authentication and Key Agreement (EAP-AKA)
        138
  - WiMAX Prepaid Accounting
    138
    - Volume and Duration-based Prepaid Accounting
      139
  - Supported Enhanced Features
    139
    - Lawful Intercept
      139
    - Intelligent Traffic Control
      140
    - Hotlining/Dynamic RADIUS Attributes
      140
    - Multi-flow QoS
      141
    - 802.1P QoS Support
      141
    - ASN Gateway Intra-Chassis Session Recovery
      142
    - Robust Header Compression (ROHC)
      142
  - Supported Inline Services
    142
    - Enhanced Charging Service
      142
  - Multi-host Support
    142
    - How it Works
      143
      - IP Address Allocation through DHCP
        144
- ASN Gateway in a WiMAX Network
  145
- WiMAX Network Deployment Configurations
  151
  - Standalone ASN Gateway/FA and HA Deployments
    151
  - Co-Located Deployments
    151
- ASN Call Procedure Flows
  153
- DHCP Relay Support for ASNGW
  187
  - DHCP Keys
    187
    - Key Generation
      187
    - Key Distribution
      187
  - DHCP Relay in ASNGW for PMIPv4 Calls
    188
  - DHCP Relay Requirements for Simple IP Calls
    189
  - DHCP Relay Requirements for PMIPv4 Calls
    189
- RADIUS Based Procedures for Prepaid Accounting
  191
  - Flow- based Prepaid Accounting
    191
- RADIUS-based Procedures for WiMAX Hotlining
  193
- CSN Procedure Flows
  197
  - PMIP4 Connection Setup and Call Flow with DHCP Proxy
    197
  - PMIP4 Session Release
    198
- WiMAX Deployment with Legacy Core Networks
  200
- NSP-ID and NAP-ID Functionality
  202
  - Manual Mode
    202
  - Automatic Mode
    202
  - ASN GW and NAP-ID/NSP-ID Process
    203
- Data Tunnel Endpoint Support
  204
  - ASNGW with a Different Tunnel Endpoint
    204
  - No Handoff (INE)
    204
  - Inter-ASNGW Handoff
    204
    - Intra-ASNGW Handoff
      205
- Supported Standards
  206
  - WiMAX/IEEE References
    206
  - IEEE Standards
    206
  - IETF References
    206
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    207
Chapter 9 ASN Paging Controller and Location Registry Overview
209
- Introduction
  210
  - Description of PC/LR Support
    211
  - Licenses
    211
  - Paging and Location Update Procedures
    211
    - Paging Controller (PC)
      211
    - Paging Agent (PA)
      212
    - Paging Group (PG)
      212
    - Location Register (LR)
      212
    - Location Update Procedure
      212
    - Location Update with Paging Controller Relocation
      214
    - Paging Operation
      216
    - MS Initiated Idle Mode Entry
      218
    - MS Initiated Idle Mode Exit
      221
- Supported Platforms and Software
  224
Chapter 10 CDMA2000 Wireless Data Services
225
- Product Description
  226
- Product Specifications
  227
  - Hardware Requirements
    227
    - Platforms
      227
    - ASR 5x00 Series Platform System Hardware Components
      227
- Features and Functionality—Base Software
  228
  - Gx and Gy Support
    228
  - RADIUS Support
    229
    - Description
      230
  - Access Control List Support
    230
  - IP Policy Forwarding
    231
    - Description
      231
  - AAA Server Groups
    232
    - Description
      232
  - Overlapping IP Address Pool Support
    232
  - Routing Protocol Support
    232
    - Description
      232
  - Management System Overview
    234
    - Description
      234
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    234
    - Description
      235
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    235
    - Description
      236
  - IP Header Compression - Van Jacobson
    236
    - Description
      236
  - DSCP Marking
    237
- Features and Functionality - Optional Enhanced Software Features
  238
  - Session Recovery Support
    238
    - Description
      238
  - IPv6 Support
    239
    - Description
      239
  - L2TP LAC Support
    240
    - Description
      240
  - L2TP LNS Support
    240
    - Description
      240
  - Proxy Mobile IP
    241
    - Description
      241
  - IP Security (IPSec)
    241
    - Description
      241
  - Traffic Policing and Rate Limiting
    242
    - Description
      242
    - Intelligent Traffic Control
      243
      - Description
        243
  - Dynamic RADIUS Extensions (Change of Authorization)
    243
    - Description
      243
  - Web Element Management System
    244
    - Description
      244
- Features and Functionality - Inline Service Support
  245
  - Content Filtering
    245
    - Integrated Adult Content Filter
      245
    - ICAP Interface
      245
  - Network Address Translation (NAT)
    246
  - Peer-to-Peer Detection
    246
  - Personal Stateful Firewall
    247
  - Traffic Performance Optimization (TPO)
    247
- Features and Functionality - External Application Support
  249
  - Mobility Unified Reporting
    249
- CDMA2000 Data Network Deployment Configurations
  250
  - Standalone PDSN/FA and HA Deployments
    250
    - Interface Descriptions
      250
      - R-P Interface
        250
      - Pi Interfaces
        251
      - PDN Interfaces
        251
      - AAA Interfaces
        251
  - Co-Located Deployments
    251
- Understanding Simple IP and Mobile IP
  253
  - Simple IP
    253
    - How Simple IP Works
      253
  - Mobile IP
    256
    - Mobile IP Tunneling Methods
      256
      - IP in IP tunnels
        256
      - GRE tunnels
        257
      - Forward Tunneling
        257
      - Reverse Tunneling
        257
      - Triangular Routing
        257
    - How Mobile IP Works
      258
  - Proxy Mobile IP
    261
    - How Proxy Mobile IP Works
      262
      - Scenario 1: AAA server and PDSN/FA Allocate IP Address
        262
      - Scenario 2: HA Assigns IP Address to MN from Locally Configured Dynamic Pools
        264
- Supported Standards
  267
  - Requests for Comments (RFCs)
    267
  - TIA and Other Standards
    270
Chapter 11 Content Filtering Support Overview
273
- Introduction
  274
  - Platform Requirements
    275
  - Licenses Requirements
    275
- URL Blacklisting Support
  276
  - URL Blacklisting Solution Components
    277
    - Web Element Manager (WEM)
      277
  - How URL Blacklisting Works
    278
    - Blacklist Updates
      278
    - URL Blacklisting Action
      279
- Category-based Content Filtering Support
  280
- How URL Blacklisting and Category-based Content Filtering Work Concurrently
  292
- Content Filtering Server Group Support
  293
- External Storage System
  295
- Bulk Statistics Support
  296
- Minimum System Requirements and Recommendations
  297
Chapter 12 Enhanced Charging Service Overview
299
- Introduction
  300
  - Platform Requirements
    300
  - License Requirements
    300
- Basic Features and Functionality
  301
  - Shallow Packet Inspection
    301
  - Deep Packet Inspection
    301
  - Charging Subsystem
    301
    - Traffic Analyzers
      301
    - How ECS Works
      302
      - Content Service Steering
        302
      - Protocol Analyzer
        303
      - Protocol Analyzer Software Stack
        303
      - Rule Definitions
        304
      - Routing Ruledefs and Packet Inspection
        307
      - Charging Ruledefs and the Charging Engine
        308
      - Group-of-Ruledefs
        309
      - Rulebase
        310
- ECS Deployment and Architecture
  311
- Enhanced Features and Functionality
  313
- Accounting and Charging Interfaces
  327
- External Storage System
  339
- System Resource Allocation
  340
- Redundancy Support in ECS
  341
Chapter 13 External Storage System Overview
345
- ESS Overview
  346
  - ESS Features and Functions
    347
- System Requirements
  349
  - ASR 5x00 System Requirements
    349
  - ESS System Requirements
    349
    - ESS System Recommendations for Cluster Deployment
      349
Chapter 14 Femto Network Gateway Overview
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- Product Description
  352
  - Platform Requirements
    352
  - Licenses
    352
- Summary of FNG Features and Functions
  353
- Network Deployment(s) and Interfaces
  354
  - Network Elements
    354
    - Femtocell Access Point
      354
    - Femtocell Management System
      355
    - Femto Network Gateway
      355
    - Femtocell AAA Server
      355
    - IMS Core Network Elements
      355
    - PDSN/HA
      356
  - Basic Operation
    356
  - Network Interfaces
    356
- Features and Functionality
  358
  - FNG Service
    358
  - IKEv2 and IP Security (IPSec) Encryption
    359
  - X.509 Certificate-based Peer Authentication
    359
  - A12 Aggregation
    360
  - RADIUS Support
    360
  - AAA Server Group Selection
    360
  - FAP ID-based Duplicate Session Detection
    361
    - Tunnel Cleanup on FAP Reboot
      361
  - Child SA Rekey Support
    361
  - Multiple Child SAs
    361
  - DoS Protection Cookie Challenge
    362
  - IKEv2 Keep-Alive Messages (Dead Peer Detection)
    362
  - DSCP Marking
    362
  - Custom DNS Handling
    363
  - Session Recovery Support
    363
  - Congestion Control
    363
  - Bulk Statistics
    364
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts
    365
- How the FNG Works
  366
- Supported Standards
  372
  - 3GPP2 References
    372
  - IETF References
    372
Chapter 15 GGSN Support in GPRS/UMTS Wireless Data Services
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- Product Description
  376
- Product Specification
  377
  - Licenses
    377
  - Platform Requirements
    377
  - Operating System Requirements
    377
- Network Deployment and Interfaces
  378
  - GGSN in the GPRS/UMTS Data Network
    378
  - Supported Interfaces
    380
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  382
  - 16,000 SGSN Support
    383
  - AAA Server Groups
    383
  - Access Control List Support
    383
  - ANSI T1.276 Compliance
    384
  - APN Support
    384
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    385
  - Direct Tunnel Support
    386
  - DHCP Support
    387
  - DSCP Marking
    388
  - Framed-Route Attribute Support
    388
  - Generic Corporate APN
    388
  - GnGp Handoff Support
    388
  - GTPP Support
    389
  - Host Route Advertisement
    390
  - IP Policy Forwarding
    391
  - IP Header Compression - Van Jacobson
    391
  - IPv6 Support
    392
  - Management System Overview
    393
  - MPLS Forwarding with LDP
    394
  - Overlapping IP Address Pool Support
    395
  - PDP Context Support
    395
  - Per APN Configuration to Swap out Gn to Gi APN in CDRs
    396
  - Port Insensitive Rule for Enhanced Charging Service
    396
  - Quality of Service Support
    397
  - RADIUS Support
    397
  - RADIUS VLAN Support
    398
  - Routing Protocol Support
    399
  - Subscriber Session Trace Support
    400
  - Support of Charging Characteristics Provided by AAA Server
    402
  - Support of all GGSN generated causes for partial G-CDR closure
    402
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    402
- Features and Functionality - Optional Enhanced Feature Software
  404
  - Common Gateway Access Support
    404
  - Dynamic RADIUS Extensions (Change of Authorization)
    405
  - GRE Protocol Interface Support
    405
  - Gx Interface Support
    407
  - Inter-Chassis Session Recovery
    408
  - IP Security (IPSec)
    409
  - L2TP LAC Support
    411
  - L2TP LNS Support
    412
  - Lawful Intercept
    412
  - Mobile IP Home and Foreign Agents
    413
  - Mobile IP NAT Traversal
    414
  - Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services Support
    414
  - Overcharging Protection on Loss of Coverage
    414
  - Proxy Mobile IP
    415
  - Session Persistence
    415
  - Session Recovery Support
    416
  - Traffic Policing and Rate Limiting
    417
  - Web Element Management System
    418
- How GGSN Works
  420
- Supported Standards
  442
  - 3GPP References
    442
  - IETF References
    443
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    446
Chapter 16 HA Overview
447
- Product Specifications
  448
  - Hardware Requirements
    448
    - Platforms
      448
    - Components
      448
  - Operating System Requirements
    448
    - MPLS Forwarding with LDP
      449
- Supported Standards
  450
  - Requests for Comments (RFCs)
    450
- Network Deployment Configurations
  454
  - Standalone PDSN/FA and HA Deployments
    454
    - Interface Descriptions
      454
      - Pi Interfaces
        454
      - PDN Interfaces
        454
      - AAA Interfaces
        454
  - Co-Located Deployments
    455
    - Mobile IP Tunneling Methods
      456
      - IP in IP tunnels
        456
      - GRE tunnels
        457
      - Forward Tunneling
        457
      - Reverse Tunneling
        457
      - Triangular Routing
        458
    - How Mobile IP Works
      459
- Understanding Mobile IP
  462
  - Session Continuity Support for 3GPP2 and WiMAX Handoffs
    462
Chapter 17 HNB Gateway in Wireless Network
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- Product Description
  464
  - HNB Access Network Elements
    465
    - Home NodeB
      465
    - Security Gateway (SeGW)
      466
    - HNB Gateway (HNB-GW)
      466
    - HNB Management System (HMS)
      466
  - Licenses
    466
  - Platform Requirements
    467
- Network Deployment and Interfaces
  468
  - HNB Gateway in 3G UMTS Network
    468
  - Supported Logical Interfaces
    468
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  471
- Features and Functionality - Optional Enhanced Feature Software
  487
- How HNB-GW Works
  490
- Supported Standards
  501
  - 3GPP References
    501
  - IETF References
    502
  - ITU-T Recommendations
    504
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    505
Chapter 18 HRPD Serving Gateway Overview
507
- Product Description
  508
  - Basic Features
    509
    - Authentication
      509
    - IP Address Allocation
      510
    - Quality of Service
      510
    - AAA, Policy and Charging
      510
  - Platform Requirements
    511
  - Licenses
    511
- Network Deployment(s)
  512
  - HRPD Serving Gateway in an eHRPD Network
    512
    - Supported Logical Network Interfaces (Reference Points)
      513
      - A10/A11
        514
      - S2a Interface
        514
      - STa Interface
        515
      - Gxa Interface
        515
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  517
  - A10/A11
    517
  - AAA Server Groups
    518
  - ANSI T1.276 Compliance
    518
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    518
  - Congestion Control
    519
  - DSCP Marking
    520
  - Dynamic Policy and Charging: Gxa Reference Interface
    520
  - EAP Authentication (STa)
    521
  - IP Access Control Lists
    521
  - Management System
    522
  - Mobile IP Registration Revocation
    523
  - Multiple PDN Support
    524
  - Non-Optimized Inter-HSGW Session Handover
    524
  - P-GW Selection (Discovery)
    524
  - PPP VSNCP
    525
  - Proxy Mobile IPv6 (S2a)
    525
  - Rf Diameter Accounting
    526
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    526
  - UE Initiated Dedicated Bearer Resource Establishment
    527
- Features and Functionality - External Application Support
  528
  - Web Element Management System
    528
- Features and Functionality - Optional Enhanced Feature Software
  530
  - Intelligent Traffic Control
    530
  - IP Header Compression (RoHCv1 for IPv4/IPv6)
    530
  - IP Security (IPSec)
    531
  - Layer 2 Traffic Management (VLANs)
    531
  - Session Recovery Support
    532
  - Traffic Policing and Shaping
    532
    - Traffic Policing
      532
    - Traffic Shaping
      533
- Call/Session Procedure Flows
  534
- Supported Standards
  542
  - Release 8 3GPP References
    542
  - 3GPP2 References
    542
  - IETF References
    543
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    543
Chapter 19 InTracer Overview
545
- Introduction
  546
- InTracer Architecture
  547
  - InTracer Components
    548
- InTracer System Requirements
  554
- Supported Features
  556
Chapter 20 IP Services Gateway Overview
557
- Introduction
  558
  - Platform Requirements
    558
  - License Requirements
    558
- How it Works
  559
  - RADIUS Server Mode
    559
    - RADIUS Proxy
      559
  - RADIUS Snoop Mode
    560
- In-line Services
  561
  - Application Detection and Control
    561
  - Content Filtering
    561
  - Enhanced Charging Service
    561
- Enhanced Feature Support
  562
  - Dynamic RADIUS Extensions (Change of Authorization)
    562
  - Gx Interface Support
    562
  - Gy Interface Support
    563
  - Content Service Steering
    563
  - Multiple IPSG Services
    564
  - Session Recovery
    564
Chapter 21 Mobility Unified Reporting System Overview
565
- Introduction
  566
  - Report Types
    567
  - Exporting Reports to Other File Formats
    573
  - License Requirements
    574
- MUR Architecture
  575
- Distributed Architecture of MUR
  577
  - How RDP works with MUR
    578
- Scalable MUR
  580
  - Basic Scalability Model
    580
  - Scalability Setup for New Deployments of MUR
    582
- MUR Features
  583
- MUR Deployment
  584
- MUR System Requirements
  585
  - Server Recommendations for Use in Solaris Environment
    585
  - Server Recommendations for Use in RHEL Environment
    586
    - Hardware Requirements for Scalable Model of MUR
      587
    - Software Requirements for Scalable Model of MUR
      587
- MUR Ports
  588
  - Firewall Settings
    588
  - Using Apache Port
    589
    - Using Apache in Solaris
      589
    - Using Apache in RHEL
      589
Chapter 22 Mobile Video Gateway Overview
591
- Product Description
  592
- Network Deployments and Interfaces
  595
- Features and Functionality
  599
  - Deep Packet Inspection
    599
  - Transparent Video Re-addressing
    599
  - CAE Load Balancing
    601
    - CAE Load Balancer Function
      602
    - CAE Health-Check Monitoring Function
      603
  - Video Optimization Policy Control
    603
    - Functional Overview
      604
    - Video Optimization Policy Control Call Flows
      605
  - Video White-listing
    608
  - Video Pacing
    608
  - TCP Link Monitoring
    613
    - TCP Link Monitoring System Flow
      613
    - Functional Overview
      614
      - Bandwidth Estimation
        614
      - Statistical Logging
        614
  - Dynamically-enabled TCP Proxy
    615
  - Traffic Performance Optimization
    615
  - N+1 Stateful Redundancy
    615
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts
    615
  - Mobile Video Statistics
    616
  - Bulk Statistics for Mobile Video
    617
- How the Mobile Video Gateway Works
  619
  - Mobile Video Gateway with the Content Adaptation Engine
    619
  - Mobile Video Gateway without the Content Adaptation Engine
    625
Chapter 23 Mobility Management Entity Overview
631
- Product Description
  632
  - Platform Requirements
    634
  - Licenses
    634
- Network Deployment and Interfaces
  635
  - MME in the E-UTRAN/EPC Network
    635
    - Supported Logical Network Interfaces (Reference Points)
      637
      - S1-MME Interface
        637
      - S3 Interface
        638
      - S6a Interface
        639
      - S10 Interface
        639
      - S11 Interface
        640
      - S13 Interface
        640
      - SGs Interface
        640
      - Sv Interface
        641
      - Gn Interface
        641
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  643
  - 3GPP R8 Identity Support
    644
  - ANSI T1.276 Compliance
    645
  - APN Restriction Support
    645
  - Authentication and Key Agreement (AKA)
    645
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    646
  - Congestion Control
    646
  - EPS Bearer Context Support
    647
  - EPS GTPv2 Support on S11 Interface
    647
  - HSS Support Over S6a Interface
    648
  - Inter-MME Handover Support
    649
  - Interworking Support
    649
    - Interworking with SGSNs
      649
    - Handover Support for S4-SGSNs
      650
  - IPv6 Support
    651
    - MME Interfaces Supporting IPv6 Transport
      651
  - Load Balancing
    652
    - Load Re-balancing
      652
  - Management System Overview
    652
  - MME Pooling
    653
  - MME Selection
    654
  - Mobile Equipment Identity Check
    654
  - Mobility Restriction
    654
    - Handover Restriction
      654
  - Multiple PDN Support
    655
  - NAS Protocol Support
    655
    - EPS Mobility Management (EMM)
      655
    - EPS Session Management (ESM)
      655
  - NAS Signalling Security
    655
  - Operator Policy Support
    656
  - Overload Management in MME
    656
  - Packet Data Network Gateway (P-GW) Selection
    657
  - Radio Resource Management Functions
    657
  - Reachability Management
    657
  - SCTP Multi-homing Support
    657
    - SCTP Multi-homing for S6a
      658
    - SCTP Multi-homing for S1-MME
      658
  - Serving Gateway Pooling Support
    658
  - Serving Gateway Selection
    658
  - Session and Quality of Service Management
    658
  - Subscriber Level Session Trace
    659
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    660
  - Tracking Area List Management
    661
- Features and Functionality - External Application Support
  662
  - Web Element Management System
    662
- Features and Functionality - Licensed Enhanced Feature Software
  664
- How the MME Works
  671
- Supported Standards
  679
  - 3GPP References
    679
  - IETF References
    679
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    681
Chapter 24 Network Address Translation Overview
683
- NAT Overview
  684
  - Platform Requirements
    685
  - License Requirements
    685
  - NAT Realms
    685
  - NAT IP Pool Groups
    687
  - NAT IP Address Allocation and Deallocation
    687
    - NAT IP Address Allocation
      688
    - NAT IP Address Deallocation
      688
  - NAT Port-chunk Allocation and Deallocation
    688
    - NAT Port-chunk Allocation
      688
    - NAT Port-chunk Deallocation
      689
      - NAT Binding Timer
        689
      - Subscriber Session Disconnect
        689
    - NAT IP Address/Port Allocation Failure
      689
  - TCP 2MSL Timer
    689
  - Flow Mapping Timer
    690
  - NAT Binding Records
    690
  - NAT Binding Updates
    691
    - CoA NAT Query
      691
  - Firewall-and-NAT Policy
    692
  - NAT Application Level Gateway
    694
    - Supported NAT ALGs
      695
    - H323 ALG Support
      695
  - NAT Aware H323 Clients
    696
  - EDRs and UDRs
    696
    - EDRs
      696
    - UDRs
      696
  - Bulk Statistics
    697
  - Alarms
    697
  - Session Recovery and ICSR
    698
  - Supported Standards
    699
- How NAT Works
  700
Chapter 25 Packet Data Interworking Function Overview
705
- Product Description
  706
  - Platform Requirements
    706
  - Licenses
    706
- Interfaces
  707
- Sample Deployments
  708
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  716
- Features and Functionality - Licensed Enhanced Feature Support
  728
  - PDIF Service
    728
  - Multiple PDIF Services
    729
  - Lawful Intercept
    729
  - Diameter Authentication Failure Handling
    730
  - Online Upgrade
    730
    - The Active-Standby Upgrade Model
      731
  - Operation Over a Common IPv4 Network
    732
  - Operation Over a Common IPv6 Network
    733
    - Other Devices
      734
  - Session Recovery Support
    735
  - IPSec/IKEv2
    735
  - Simple IP Fallback
    736
  - Simple IP
    736
  - Proxy Mobile IP
    737
  - Multiple Authentication in a Proxy Mobile IP Network
    737
  - AAA Group Selection
    738
  - RADIUS Authentication
    738
    - First-Phase Authentication
      739
    - Second-Phase Authentication
      739
  - Termination
    739
  - Session Recovery
    740
  - Intelligent Packet Monitoring System (IPMS)
    740
  - Multiple Traffic Selectors
    741
  - Selective Diameter Profile Update Request Control
    741
  - Support of SHA2 Algorithms
    742
- Supported Standards and RFCs
  743
  - 3GPP2 References
    743
  - IETF References
    743
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    744
Chapter 26 PDG/TTG Overview
745
- Product Description
  746
  - Platform Requirements
    746
  - Licenses
    746
  - Summary of PDG/TTG Features and Functions
    746
- Network Deployment(s) and Interfaces
  748
- Features and Functionality
  751
- Features Not Supported in This Release
  764
- How the PDG/TTG Works
  765
  - PDG Connection Establishment
    765
  - TTG Connection Establishment
    768
- Multiple Authentication Using EAP and PAP
  772
- Multiple Authentication Using EAP and CHAP
  773
- Multiple Authentication Using EAP and EAP
  774
- Multiple Authentication with Request from UE for Change of Second Phase Protocol
  775
- Supported Standards
  776
  - 3GPP References
    776
  - IETF References
    776
Chapter 27 PDN Gateway Overview
779
- Product Description
  780
  - Platform Requirements
    782
  - Licenses
    782
- Network Deployment(s)
  783
  - PDN Gateway in the E-UTRAN/EPC Network
    783
    - Supported Logical Network Interfaces (Reference Points)
      784
      - S5/S8 Interface
        784
      - S6b Interface
        785
      - SGi Interface
        786
      - Gx Interface
        786
      - Gy Interface
        787
      - Gz Interface
        787
      - Gn/Gp Interface
        787
      - Rf Interface
        788
  - PDN Gateway Supporting eHRPD to E-UTRAN/EPC Connectivity
    788
    - Supported Logical Network Interfaces (Reference Points)
      790
      - S5/S8 Interface
        790
      - S2a Interface
        791
      - S6b Interface
        791
      - SGi Interface
        792
      - Gx Interface
        792
      - Rf Interface
        793
      - Gy Interface
        793
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  795
  - 3GPP R9 Volume Charging Over Gx
    796
  - AAA Server Groups
    796
  - ANSI T1.276 Compliance
    796
  - APN Support
    797
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    797
  - Congestion Control
    799
  - Default and Dedicated EPC Bearers
    799
  - DHCP Support
    800
  - Direct Tunnel Support
    800
  - DSCP Marking
    801
  - Dynamic Policy Charging Control (Gx Reference Interface)
    801
  - Enhanced Charging Service (ECS)
    802
    - Content Analysis Support
      804
    - Content Service Steering
      805
    - Support for Multiple Detail Record Types
      805
    - Diameter Credit Control Application
      806
    - Accept TCP Connections from DCCA Server
      806
    - Gy Interface Support
      806
  - Gn/Gp Handoff Support
    807
  - IP Access Control Lists
    808
  - IP Address Hold Timers
    808
  - IPv6 Capabilities
    808
  - Local Break-Out
    809
  - Management System Overview
    809
  - Mobile IP Registration Revocation
    811
  - Multiple PDN Support
    812
  - Non-Optimized e-HRPD to Native LTE (E-UTRAN) Mobility Handover
    812
  - Online/Offline Charging
    813
    - Online Charging
      813
    - Offline Charging
      814
  - Proxy Mobile IPv6 (S2a)
    815
  - QoS Bearer Management
    815
  - RADIUS Support
    816
  - Source IP Address Validation
    817
  - Subscriber Level Trace
    817
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    818
  - Virtual APN Support
    819
- Features and Functionality - Inline Service Support
  820
- Features and Functionality - External Application Support
  826
  - Web Element Management System
    826
- Features and Functionality - Optional Enhanced Feature Software
  828
  - Dynamic RADIUS Extensions (Change of Authorization)
    828
  - GRE Protocol Interface Support
    829
  - Inter-Chassis Session Recovery
    829
  - IP Security (IPSec) Encryption
    830
  - L2TP LAC Support
    831
  - Lawful Intercept
    831
  - Layer 2 Traffic Management (VLANs)
    831
  - Local Policy Decision Engine
    832
  - NEMO Service Supported
    832
  - Session Recovery Support
    832
  - Traffic Policing and Shaping
    833
    - Traffic Policing
      833
    - Traffic Shaping
      833
  - User Location Information Reporting
    834
- How the PDN Gateway Works
  836
  - PMIPv6 PDN Gateway Call/Session Procedures in an eHRPD Network
    836
  - GTP PDN Gateway Call/Session Procedures in an LTE-SAE Network
    843
    - Subscriber-initiated Attach (initial)
      843
    - Subscriber-initiated Detach
      846
- Supported Standards
  848
  - Release 8 3GPP References
    848
  - 3GPP2 References
    849
  - IETF References
    849
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    850
Chapter 28 Personal Stateful Firewall Overview
851
- Firewall Overview
  852
  - Platform Requirements
    852
  - License Requirements
    852
- Supported Features
  853
- How Personal Stateful Firewall Works
  860
  - Disabling Firewall Policy
    860
  - Mid-session Firewall Policy Update
    861
  - How it Works
    861
- Understanding Rules with Stateful Inspection
  865
  - Connection State and State Table in Personal Stateful Firewall
    865
    - Transport and Network Protocols and States
      866
    - Application-Level Traffic and States
      867
Chapter 29 Serving Gateway Overview
869
- Product Description
  870
  - Platform Requirements
    872
  - Licenses
    872
- Network Deployment(s)
  873
  - Serving Gateway in the E-UTRAN/EPC Network
    873
    - Supported Logical Network Interfaces (Reference Points)
      874
      - S1-U Interface
        874
      - S4 Interface
        875
      - S5/S8 Interface
        875
      - S11 Interface
        876
      - S12 Interface
        876
      - Gxc Interface
        877
      - Gz Interface
        877
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  879
  - ANSI T1.276 Compliance
    879
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    880
  - Circuit Switched Fall Back (CSFB) Support
    880
  - Congestion Control
    881
  - IP Access Control Lists
    881
  - IPv6 Capabilities
    882
  - Management System Overview
    882
  - Multiple PDN Support
    884
  - Online/Offline Charging
    884
    - Online: Gy Reference Interface
      884
    - Offline: Gz Reference Interface
      885
  - Operator Policy Support
    885
  - QoS Bearer Management
    885
  - Subscriber Level Trace
    886
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    887
- Features and Functionality - External Application Support
  889
  - Web Element Manager
    889
- Features and Functionality - Optional Enhanced Feature Software
  890
  - Direct Tunnel
    890
  - Inter-Chassis Session Recovery
    891
  - IP Security (IPSec) Encryption
    892
  - Lawful Intercept
    893
  - Layer 2 Traffic Management (VLANs)
    893
  - Session Recovery Support
    893
- How the Serving Gateway Works
  895
  - GTP Serving Gateway Call/Session Procedures in an LTE-SAE Network
    895
    - Subscriber-initiated Attach (initial)
      895
    - Subscriber-initiated Detach
      898
- Supported Standards
  900
  - 3GPP References
    900
    - Release 8 Supported Standards
      900
  - 3GPP2 References
    901
  - IETF References
    901
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    902
Chapter 30 Session Control Manager Overview
903
- Product Description
  904
  - IMS Architecture
    904
    - Proxy-CSCF
      907
    - Interrogating-CSCF
      908
      - I-CSCF Interfaces
        908
    - Serving-CSCF
      908
      - Telephony Application Server (TAS) Basic Supported
        908
      - Integrated S/I-CSCF
        909
    - Emergency-CSCF
      910
      - E-CSCF Interfaces
        910
    - A-BG
      910
  - Technical Specifications
    911
  - Platform Requirements
    912
  - Licenses
    912
- Network Deployments and Interfaces
  913
  - SCM in a CDMA2000 Data Network Deployment
    913
    - Integrated CSCF / A-BG / HA
      913
    - Logical Network Interfaces (Reference Points)
      913
      - SIP Interfaces
        913
      - DIAMETER Interfaces
        914
  - SCM in a GSM/UMTS Data Network Deployment
    914
    - CSCF / A-BG / GGSN Deployment
      914
    - Logical Network Interfaces (Reference Points)
      915
      - SIP Interfaces
        915
      - DIAMETER Interfaces
        915
- Features and Functionality - Base Software
  917
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    918
  - Call Abort Handling
    919
  - Call Forking
    919
  - Call Types Supported
    919
  - Congestion Control
    919
  - DSCP Marking
    920
  - Early IMS Security
    920
  - Emergency Call Support
    921
  - Error Handling
    921
  - Future-proof Solution
    921
  - Intelligent Integration
    921
  - Interworking Function
    921
  - IPv6 Support
    921
  - Management System Overview
    923
  - MSRP Support
    924
  - PCRF Policy Control
    925
  - Presence Enabled
    925
  - Redirection
    925
  - Redundancy and Session Recovery
    925
  - Registration Event Package
    925
  - Signaling Compression (SigComp)
    925
  - SIP Denial of Service (DoS) Attack Prevention
    925
  - SIP Intelligence at the Core
    926
  - SIP Large Message Support
    926
  - SIP Routing Engine
    926
  - Shared Initial Filter Criteria (SiFC)
    927
  - Telephony Application Server (TAS) Basic Supported
    927
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    928
  - Trust Domain
    929
- Features and Functionality - External Application Support
  930
  - Web Element Management System
    930
- Features and Functionality - Licensed Enhanced Feature Support
  932
  - Interchassis Session Recovery
    932
  - IPSec Support
    933
  - IPv4-IPv6 Interworking
    933
  - Lawful Intercept
    935
  - Session Recovery Support
    935
  - TLS Support in P-CSCF
    936
- How the SCM Works
  937
  - Admission and Routing
    937
    - CSCF Access Control Lists
      937
    - Translation Lists
      937
    - Route Lists
      937
  - Signaling Compression
    938
- Supported Standards
  939
  - Release 9 3GPP References
    939
  - Release 8 3GPP References
    939
  - 3GPP2 References
    941
  - IETF References
    942
  - Other
    944
Chapter 31 Serving GPRS Support Node (SGSN) Overview
945
- Product Description
  946
  - Platform Requirements
    946
  - Licenses
    946
- Network Deployments and Interfaces
  948
- SGSN Core Functionality
  954
  - All-IP Network (AIPN)
    954
  - SS7 Support
    954
  - PDP Context Support
    955
  - Mobility Management
    955
    - GPRS Attach
      955
    - GPRS Detach
      956
    - Paging
      956
    - Service Request
      956
    - Authentication
      956
    - P-TMSI Reallocation
      957
    - P-TMSI Signature Reallocation
      957
    - Identity Request
      957
  - Location Management
    957
  - Session Management
    958
    - PDP Context Activation
      958
    - PDP Context Modification
      958
    - PDP Context Deactivation
      959
    - PDP Context Preservation
      959
  - Charging
    959
    - SGSN in GPRS/UMTS Network
      959
- Features and Functionality
  961
  - APN Aliasing
    962
    - Default APN
      962
  - APN Resolution with SCHAR or RNC-ID
    963
  - Automatic Protection Switching (APS)
    963
  - Authentications and Reallocations -- Selective
    964
  - Avoiding PDP Context Deactivations
    965
  - Bulk Statistics Support
    965
  - CAMEL Service Phase 3, Ge Interface
    966
    - CAMEL Service
      966
    - CAMEL Support
      966
    - Ge Interface
      967
    - CAMEL Configuration
      967
  - Configurable RAB Asymmetry Indicator in RAB Assignment Request
    967
  - Direct Tunnel
    967
  - DSCP Templates for Control and Data Packets - Iu or Gb over IP
    967
  - ECMP over ATM
    968
  - Equivalent PLMN
    968
  - First Vector Configurable Start for MS Authentication
    968
  - GMM-SM Event Logging
    968
  - Gn/Gp Delay Monitoring
    969
  - GTP-C Path Failure Detection and Management
    969
  - Handling Multiple MS Attaches All with the Same Random TLLI
    969
  - HSPA Fallback
    970
  - Ignore Context-ID During 4G/3G Handovers
    970
  - Intra- or Inter-SGSN Serving Radio Network Subsystem (SRNS) Relocation (3G only)
    970
  - Lawful Intercept
    971
  - Link Aggregation - Horizontal
    971
  - Local DNS
    971
  - Local Mapping of MBR
    971
  - Local QoS Capping
    972
  - Management System Overview
    972
  - Multiple PLMN Support
    973
  - Network Sharing
    974
    - Benefits of Network Sharing
      974
    - GWCN Configuration
      974
    - MOCN Configuration
      975
    - Implementation
      976
  - NPU FastPath
    977
  - NRPCA - 3G
    978
  - Operator Policy
    978
    - Some Features Managed by Operator Policies
      978
  - Overcharging Protection
    979
  - QoS Traffic Policing per Subscriber
    979
    - QoS Classes
      979
    - QoS Negotiation
      979
    - DSCP Marking
      979
    - Traffic Policing
      980
  - Reordering of SNDCP N-PDU Segments
    980
  - Session Recovery
    981
  - SGSN Pooling and Iu-Flex / Gb-Flex
    981
    - Gb/Iu Flex Offloading
      982
  - Short Message Service (SMS over Gd)
    982
  - SMS Authentication Repetition Rate
    982
  - SMSC Address Denial
    983
  - Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA) Support
    983
  - Tracking Usage of GEA Encryption Algorithms
    984
  - VLR Pooling via the Gs Interface
    984
- How the SGSN Works
  985
- Supported Standards
  991
  - IETF Requests for Comments (RFCs)
    991
  - 3GPP Standards
    991
  - ITU Standards
    994
  - Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
    995
Chapter 32 Traffic Performance Optimization Overview
997
- Overview
  998
  - TPO Deployment
    998
- Feature Specifications
  1001
  - Platform Requirements
    1001
  - License Requirements
    1001
  - Supported Standards
    1001
  - TCP Optimization
    1001
    - TCP Optimization Techniques
      1001
  - HTTP Optimizations
    1004
  - HTTP Optimization Techniques
    1004
    - HTTP Compression
      1004
    - URL Rewrite
      1006
    - Advertisement Filter
      1008
      - Basic Advertisement Blocking
        1009
      - Advertisement Blocking with On-click Function
        1010
  - Session Recovery
    1012
- TPO Administration
  1013
  - Disabling/Enabling TPO Optimizations
    1013
  - MUR Reporting for TPO
    1013
  - Switching TPO Policy
    1014
- How TPO Works
  1015
  - Terms and Definitions
    1015
  - TPO Processing
    1016
    - Policy-based TPO Processing
      1016
    - Charging Action Based TPO Processing
      1016
Chapter 33 Web Element Manager Overview
1019
- Supported Features
  1022
  - FCAPS Support
    1022
    - Fault Management
      1022
    - Configuration Management
      1022
    - Accounting Management
      1023
    - Performance Management
      1024
    - Security Management
      1024
- Additional Features
  1026
  - High Availability Redundant Server Clustering
    1026
  - Management Integration Capabilities
    1026
  - Database Management and Redundancy Support
    1026
  - Multiple Language Support
    1026
  - Context-Sensitive Help System
    1026
  - Stand-alone Offline Help System
    1026
  - Multiple OS Support
    1027
- Web Element Manager System Requirements
  1028
- WEM Architecture
  1031
  - Host Filesystem
    1031
  - Apache Web Server
    1031
  - WEM Server FCAPS Support
    1031
    - Fault Management
      1031
    - Configuration Management
      1032
    - Accounting Management
      1033
    - Performance Management
      1033
    - Security Management
      1034
      - ANSI T1.276 Compliance
        1034
  - WEM Process Monitor
    1035
  - Bulk Statistics Server
    1035
  - Script Server
    1035
  - PostgreSQL Database Server
    1036
  - Northbound Server
    1036
  - WEM Logger
    1038
Chapter 34 Technical Specifications
1039
- Physical Dimensions
  1040
- Weights
  1041
- Power Specifications
  1042
  - Estimating Power Requirements
    1042
- Mounting Requirements
  1043
- Interface Specifications
  1045
  - SPIO Card Interfaces
    1045
    - Console Port Interface
      1045
      - Console Cable Specifications
        1045
    - Fiber SFP Interface
      1047
    - 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ-45 Interface
      1047
    - Central Office Alarm Interface
      1048
      - Electrical Characteristics
        1050
      - Central Office Alarm Wiring Example
        1050
    - BITS Timing Interface
      1051
      - BITS BNC Timing Interface
        1051
      - BITS 3-Pin Timing Interface
        1051
  - Fast Ethernet Line Card (FELC/FLC2) Interfaces
    1051
    - 10/100 Mbps RJ-45 Interface
      1051
  - Gigabit Ethernet Card (GELC/GLC2/QGLC) SFP Interfaces
    1052
    - 1000Base-SX
      1052
    - 1000Base-LX Interface
      1053
    - 1000Base-T
      1053
  - 10 Gigabit Ethernet Line Card (XGLC) SFP+
    1054
    - 10GBase-SR
      1054
    - 10 Base-LR Interface
      1054
  - Fiber ATM/POS OC-3 (OLC2) Multi-Mode Interface
    1055
    - Fiber ATM/POS OC-3 SM IR-1 Interface
      1055
  - Channelized Line Cards
    1056
    - Channelized Line Card (CLC2) with Single-Mode Interface
      1056
    - Channelized Line Cards (CLC2) with Multi-Mode Interface
      1057
Chapter 35 Safety, Electrical and EMC Certifications
1059
- Federal Communications Commission Warning
  1060
  - ICS Notice
    1060
  - Laser Notice
    1060
- Safety Certifications
  1061
- Electrical Certifications
  1062
- Environmental Certifications
  1063
- Acoustic Noise
  1064
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Compliance
  1065
  - Japan VCCI-A
    1065
  - Korean EMC
    1065
Chapter 36 Environmental Specifications
1067
- Operating and Storage Parameters
  1068
- Supported Environmental Standards
  1069
- Chassis Air Flow
  1070
Chapter 37 Glossary of Terms
1071

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