Cisco Cisco Packet Data Gateway (PDG)
interface-type interface-epdg-egress
associate gtpu-service gtpu-epdg-egress
exit
ipv4/ipv6 route
<
ipv4/ipv6_address/prefix_length
>
next-hop
<
ip4/ipv6_address
>
interface
<
s2b_interface_name
>
exit
port ethernet
<
slot_number/port_number
>
no shutdown
vlan
vlan
<
tag
>
bind interface
<
swu_interface_name
> <
epdg_context_name
>
exit
port ethernet
<
slot_number/port_number
>
no shutdown
vlan
vlan
<
tag
>
bind interface
<
epdg_dns_interface_name
> <
epdg_context_name
>
exit
port ethernet
<
slot_number/port_number
>
no shutdown
vlan
vlan
<
tag
>
bind interface
<
swm_interface_name
> <
epdg_context_name
>
exit
port ethernet
<
slot_number/port_number
>
no shutdown
vlan
vlan
<
tag
>
bind interface
<
s2b_interface_name
> <
egress_context_name
>
exit
end
The egtp-service command creates the eGTP (evolved GPRS Tunneling Protocol) service that communicates
with the LMA (Local Mobility Anchor) service on the P-GW to provide network-based mobility management.
The ipv6 route command configures a static IPv6 route to the next-hop router. In this configuration, it
configures a static route from the ePDG to the P-GW over the S2b interface. The bind interface command
binds each logical interface to a physical Ethernet port.
with the LMA (Local Mobility Anchor) service on the P-GW to provide network-based mobility management.
The ipv6 route command configures a static IPv6 route to the next-hop router. In this configuration, it
configures a static route from the ePDG to the P-GW over the S2b interface. The bind interface command
binds each logical interface to a physical Ethernet port.
Bulk Statistics Configuration
Use the following configuration example to enable ePDG bulk statistics:
configure
bulkstats collection
bulkstats mode
bulkstats mode
sample-interval <time_interval>
transfer-interval <xmit_time_interval>
file
transfer-interval <xmit_time_interval>
file
<
number>
receiver <ip_address> primary mechanism ftp login <username> password <pwd>
receiver <ip_address> secondary mechanism ftp login <username> password <pwd>
receiver <ip_address> secondary mechanism ftp login <username> password <pwd>
epdg schema <file_name> format " txbytes : txbytes txpkts : txpkts rxbytes : rxbytes
rxpkts : rxpkts sess-txbytes : sess-txbytes sess-rxbytes : sess-rxbytes sess-txpackets : sess-txpackets
sess-rxpackets : sess-rxpackets eap-rxttlsrvrpassthru : eap-rxttlsrvrpassthru eap-rxsuccsrvrpassthru
: eap-rxsuccsrvrpassthru num-gtp-bearermodified : num-gtp-bearermodified num-gtp-db-active :
num-gtp-db-active num-gtp-db-released : num-gtp-db-released curses-gtp-ipv4 : curses-gtp-ipv4
curses-gtp-ipv6 : curses-gtp-ipv6 curses-gtp-ipv4v6 : curses-gtp-ipv4v6 "
sess-rxpackets : sess-rxpackets eap-rxttlsrvrpassthru : eap-rxttlsrvrpassthru eap-rxsuccsrvrpassthru
: eap-rxsuccsrvrpassthru num-gtp-bearermodified : num-gtp-bearermodified num-gtp-db-active :
num-gtp-db-active num-gtp-db-released : num-gtp-db-released curses-gtp-ipv4 : curses-gtp-ipv4
curses-gtp-ipv6 : curses-gtp-ipv6 curses-gtp-ipv4v6 : curses-gtp-ipv4v6 "
end
The bulkstats collection command in this example enables bulk statistics, and the system begins collecting
pre-defined bulk statistical information.
pre-defined bulk statistical information.
ePDG Administration Guide, StarOS Release 19
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Configuring the Evolved Packet Data Gateway
Bulk Statistics Configuration