Cisco Cisco IOS Software Release 12.4(22)XR

HAAA-Assigned-HA-IPv4-Service      

PMN-HA key

PMN-HA-SPI

When a Cisco pair of the security parameter index (SPI) key is received along with this attribute 
containing the PMN HA key and the SPI, priority is given to the PMN key and the SPI. 

VAAA-Assigned-LMA-IPv4-Service

HAAA-Assigned-LMA-IPv4-Service

When this attribute is received from the AAA server, the presence of the subtypes is verified and the 
subtype values are retrieved.

Cisco PDSN does not support subtypes 5 and 6, that is: 

VAAA-Assigned-LMA-IPv4-Service

HAAA-Assigned-LMA-IPv4-Service

Also, Cisco PDSN does not support sending this attribute to HAAA or VAAA in access-request.

While Cisco PDSN supported IPv6 in releases earlier than Cisco PDSN 5.0, Cisco PDSN Release 5.1 
extends IPv6 support for single IP architecture.

Cisco PDSN is the PPP termination point for wireless MS with simple IP access. The MS currently 
supports IPv4 and has been enhanced to support IPv6. An MS may choose IPv4, IPv6, or both 
simultaneously to access simple IP services in the network. Cisco PDSN supports simple IPv6 access 
and existing simple IPv4 access.

Cisco PDSN configures CLI commands to send the attributes in the AAA server authorization request 
depending on requirements. In Cisco PDSN Release 5.1, Cisco PDSN optionally sends the other existing 
attributes in the AAA server access-requests. These options are available for prepaid online 
access-request also and for framed-IP with value 0.0.0.0.

When Cisco PDSN sends an access-request or fa-chap or online-req to the AAA server, Cisco PDSN 
checks for the respective CLI commands and updates the attributes accordingly.

For example, if cdma pdsn attribute send d4 {auth-req | fa-chap | online-req} is enabled, the D4 
attribute is sent in the access-request message along with the other attributes. 

The following attributes are sent in the AAA server access-requests: