Cisco Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(4)XR

To support UP v4.0 browsers, use the following commands beginning in global configuration mode:

The Cisco IOS WAP Gateway contains commands to configure the maximum number of concurrent 
WSP sessions, and an interval after which an inactive WSP session will be timed out.

To configure WSP sessions, use any or all of the following optional commands in global configuration 
mode, as needed:

Router(config)# wap up-browser device-base url

Specifies a URL prefix to be used as a substitute 
for the string of characters (known as 
“device:base”) received in a request from a UP 
browser.

The default url argument is a null string.

Router(config)# wap up-browser device-home url

Specifies a URL to be used as a substitute for the 
string of characters (known as “device:home”) 
received in a request from a UP browser.

The default url argument is a null string.

Router(config)# wap up-browser subno-suffix gateway-tag

Specifies a gateway tag to be appended to the 
header field to identify the WAP gateway before 
transmission to a WML content server.

By default, no gateway tag is appended to the 
header field.

Router(config)# wap wsp maximum sessions number

Specifies the maximum number of concurrent 
WSP sessions.

By default, there is no limit to the number of WSP 
sessions although practical limits exist, depending 
on the type of CPU in the router and the amount of 
memory.

Router(config)# wap wsp timeout session seconds

Specifies the number of seconds that a WSP 
session will continue to exist when there is no 
traffic for that session.

By default, the number of seconds before a WSP 
session times out is set to 3600 (1 hour).