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SaMOG Features and Functionality - License Enhanced Feature
Software
This section describes the optional enhanced features and functions for SaMOG service.
Important:
The following features require the purchase of an additional feature license to implement the
functionality with the SaMOG service. For more information on the feature licenses, contact your Cisco account
representative.
representative.
This section describes the following enhanced features:
Lawful Intercept
The Cisco Lawful Intercept feature is supported on the SaMOG (CGW, MRME) Gateway. Lawful Intercept is a license-
enabled, standards-based feature that provides telecommunications service providers with a mechanism to assist law
enforcement agencies in monitoring suspicious individuals for potential illegal activity. For additional information and
documentation on the Lawful Intercept feature, contact your Cisco account representative.
enabled, standards-based feature that provides telecommunications service providers with a mechanism to assist law
enforcement agencies in monitoring suspicious individuals for potential illegal activity. For additional information and
documentation on the Lawful Intercept feature, contact your Cisco account representative.
SaMOG Local Break Out
The SaMOG Local Break Out (LBO) feature enables subscribers to access the Internet directly without connecting to
the EPC or 3G core.
the EPC or 3G core.
For more information on the Local Breakout feature for the SaMOG Gateway, refer to the SaMOG Local Breakout
chapter of this guide.
chapter of this guide.
Session Recovery
SaMOG has the ability to recover fully created sessions in the event of process level or card level failures.
This feature supports the following types of session recovery:
Task level recovery: SaMOG sessions are recovered when a Session Manager task serving the session is
terminated due to a software error.
Card level recovery: SaMOG sessions are recovered when the entire PSC/DPC card hosting the Session
Manager fails, and all the tasks running on that card have to be recovered. The SaMOG sessions can be
recovered in the event of a PSC/DPC card failures in the following scenarios:
recovered in the event of a PSC/DPC card failures in the following scenarios:
Unplanned card failure: SaMOG can recover tasks running on the failed card to the standby card by
fetching the CRR information from the peer Session Managers and AAA Managers in the other card.