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Configuring the Evolved Packet Data Gateway
▀ Configuring the System to Perform as an Evolved Packet Data Gateway
▄ ePDG Administration Guide, StarOS Release 17
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diameter endpoint <endpoint_name>
use-proxy
origin host <host_name> address <ip_address> port <port_number>
response-timeout <seconds>
connection timeout <seconds>
cea-timeout <seconds>
dpa-timeout <seconds>
connection retry-timeout <seconds>
peer <peer_name> realm <realm_name> address <ip_address>
route-entry peer <peer_id> weight <priority>
exit
dns-client <dns_client_name>
bind address <ip_address>
exit
end
The ePDG context defaults to a MAG service configured in the same context unless the
mobile-access-gateway
command is used to specify the context where the MAG service will reside as shown above. The
fqdn
command
configures the ePDG FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) for longest suffix match during P-GW dynamic allocation.
The IP address that you to the ePDG service above is used as the connection point for establishing the IKEv2 sessions
between the WLAN UEs and the ePDG. The
The IP address that you to the ePDG service above is used as the connection point for establishing the IKEv2 sessions
between the WLAN UEs and the ePDG. The
pgw-selection agent-info error-terminate
command specifies
the action to be taken during P-GW selection when the MIP6-agent-info parameter is expected but not received from the
AAA server/HSS, which is to terminate P-GW selection and reject the call. The
AAA server/HSS, which is to terminate P-GW selection and reject the call. The
dns-pgw selection topology
weight
command enables P-GW load balancing based on both topology, in which the nearest P-GW to the subscriber
is selected first, and weight, in which the P-GW is select based on a weighted average.
The
ip route
command in this example creates a route for the SWu interface between the WLAN UEs and the ePDG
and specifies the destination IP addresses that will use this route. The
ip domain-lookup
command enables domain
name lookup via DNS for the current context. The
ip name-servers
command specifies the IP address of the DNS
that the ePDG context will use for logical host name resolution. The
diameter endpoint
command specifies the
Diameter origin endpoint.
The
origin host
command specifies the origin host for the Diameter endpoint. The
peer
command specifies a peer
address for the Diameter endpoint. The
route-entry
command creates an entry in the route table for the Diameter
peer.
The
dns-client
command specifies the DNS client used during P-GW FQDN discovery.