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Rulebase Configuration Mode Commands
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This keyword configures the charging action to separate the charging of the initial control packets or all
subsequent control packets from regular charging.
subsequent control packets from regular charging.
Usage
Use this command to configure how to charge for the control traffic associated with an application ruledef.
Applications like HTTP use TCP to set up and tear down connections before the HTTP application starts.
This CLI command controls whether the packets that set up and tear down the connections should use the
same content ID as the application's flow.
In normal mode 3-way handshake TCP packets (SYN, SYN-ACK, and ACK) and closing or intermittent
packets (FIN, RST, etc.) directed and charged based on configured matched rules. This command makes the
system to wait for the start and stop of layer 7 packet flow and content ID and charge the initial, intermittent,
and closing TCP packets as configured to the same matching rules and content ID as of the flow.
This CLI command also affects applications that do not use TCP but use other methods for control packets,
e.g., WAP where WTP/UDP may be used to set up and tear down connection-oriented WSP.
Applications like HTTP use TCP to set up and tear down connections before the HTTP application starts.
This CLI command controls whether the packets that set up and tear down the connections should use the
same content ID as the application's flow.
In normal mode 3-way handshake TCP packets (SYN, SYN-ACK, and ACK) and closing or intermittent
packets (FIN, RST, etc.) directed and charged based on configured matched rules. This command makes the
system to wait for the start and stop of layer 7 packet flow and content ID and charge the initial, intermittent,
and closing TCP packets as configured to the same matching rules and content ID as of the flow.
This CLI command also affects applications that do not use TCP but use other methods for control packets,
e.g., WAP where WTP/UDP may be used to set up and tear down connection-oriented WSP.
Example
Following command enables the charging for initial TCP handshaking control packets and wait for content-id of data
traffic flow:
Following command enables the charging for initial TCP handshaking control packets and wait for content-id of data
traffic flow:
The following command enables charging all mid-session ACKs as well as tear-down packets to application: