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In-Line Services on the Cisco ASR 5000: Intelligent Mobile 
Service Monetization
At-A-Glance
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The explosion in mobile data and the growing demand 
for high-bandwidth mobile applications in an increasingly 
competitive market requires mobile operators to 
simultaneously increase network capacity and performance, 
while also delivering differentiated services that can be 
quickly monetized and optimized for customer attraction 
and retention. These often opposing forces require mobile 
operators to build networks in new, “smarter” ways in order to 
maintain profitability.
The Cisco’s ASR 5000 is a proven mobile multimedia 
gateway platform and is one of the highest performing 
and most reliable and flexible packet core solutions on the 
market today. With integrated deep packet inspection (DPI) 
capabilities, the ASR 5000 also provides operators with a 
critical tool to better manage their networks and more quickly 
deliver new mobile services.
By integrating DPI for network and service intelligence along 
with value-added services into the ASR 5000, Cisco has 
created a highly efficient solution. The solution reduces 
capital costs through integration while at the same time 
allowing mobile operators to develop and quickly take to 
market differentiated services for rapid network monetization. 
Cisco In-Line Services
Network operators must be able to monitor subscriber 
profiles, applications, and services and apply the appropriate 
service policies. With Cisco In-Line Services integrated into 
the Cisco ASR 5000, the network becomes session state-
aware, subscriber-aware, service-aware, access-technology-
aware, and location-aware. Operators can apply different 
subscriber service-level agreements, manage traffic flows, 
and introduce new services. 
The benefits of In-Line Services include:
Optimization:
Service optimization: 
Improves the quality of 
experience for the mobile user by optimizing network 
performance through traffic shaping and optimization 
techniques.
Network optimization:
 Improves network efficiency 
and reduces network complexity with license-enabled, 
value-added services.  Improves network planning 
accuracy and reduces operator costs.
Monetization:
Enables value-added services, such as parental 
controls and  turbo boosts, that help monetize mobile 
data traffic.  Enables service tracking and reporting so 
that you can improve planning and manage service 
offers effectively.
Security:
Helps protect the network and subscribers from 
malicious attacks and helps operators comply with 
regulatory requirements.
Solution Components
Deep Packet Inspection
Deep packet inspection gives operators the ability to  
provide subscriber- and application-level security, traffic 
management, and service creation.
Service Steering
Service Steering directs selective subscriber traffic flows to 
internal and/or external services and servers and includes 
load-balancing capabilities, improving service reliability and 
reducing costs.
In-Line Services
Enhanced Charging
Cisco In-Line Enhanced Charging provides subscriber- and 
application-aware billing and reporting, call detail record 
(CDR) generation, and quota metering. With Enhanced 
Charging, operators can develop and offer tiered bandwidth 
rate structures to increase data revenues.
Content Filtering
Cisco In-Line Content Filtering with static and dynamic 
analysis allows operators to easily offer parental controls and 
blacklisting services, as well as age verification.
Header Enrichment and Ad Insertion
Access to user and network usage data allows operators 
to offer targeted mobile advertising for additional revenue 
opportunities.
Firewall and NAT
The firewall service protects both the gateway and the 
subscriber from malicious attacks. The Network Address 
Translation/Port Address Translation (NAT/PAT) service 
adds security by hiding the addressing architecture and 
terminating sessions. It can also be used for IPv4 address 
conservation.
Network Traffic Optimization
QoS Control and Traffic Policing and Shaping: 
Quality-of-service (QoS) Control allocates network 
resources and provides quality of service based on 
parameters such as volume, usage, time of day, and 
traffic type. Traffic Policing and Shaping allows you 
to manage bandwidth usage on the network and limit 
bandwidth allowances to subscribers. Shaping allows 
you to buffer excesses to be delivered at a later time.
Traffic Packet Optimization: 
Traffic Packet Optimization 
(TPO) provides clientless traffic optimization for TCP 
and HTTP. With TPO, end users enjoy an enhanced 
experience with faster response times and higher 
throughput. TPO adapts to network conditions and 
resources to help ensure high-quality mobile services.
Application Detection and Optimization
The peer-to-peer (P2P) optimization service uses behavioral 
detection to identify specific applications. This service allows 
the network to appropriately manage and report on specific 
traffic in order to safeguard network performance and 
maintain service quality for all subscribers.