configure mobile-gateway profile gtp command descriptions

gtp

Syntax

  • [no] gtp profile-name

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp

Description

This command enables the context to configure GTP parameters.

Parameters

profile-name
specifies the name of the GTP profile, up to 32 characters

description

Syntax

  • description long-description-string
  • no description

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp description

Description

This command associates a text string with a configuration context to help identify the content in the configuration file.

The no form of this command removes the description from the configuration.

Parameters

long-description-string
Specifies the description string, up to 80 characters, composed of printable, 7-bit ASCII characters. If the string contains special characters (#, $, spaces, and so on), the entire string must be enclosed within double quotes.

gtpv2-session-rejection-cause

Syntax

  • gtpv2-session-rejection-cause

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp gtpv2-session-rejection-cause

Description

This command enables the context to configure the supported features for the GTPv2 session rejection cause.

apn-shutdown

Syntax

  • apn-shutdown cause-code-value
  • no apn-shutdown

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp gtpv2-session-rejection-cause apn-shutdown

Description

This command defines the value for the Cause IE in the Create Session Response if the PDN connection activation is rejected because the APN is in shutdown state.

The no form of this command reverts to the default.

Note: This command requires a PDN shutdown.

Parameters

cause-code-value
specifies the value for the Cause IE
Values: 64 to 239
Default: 93 (APN access denied - no subscription)

gw-suspend

Syntax

  • gw-suspend cause-code-value
  • no gw-suspend

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp gtpv2-session-rejection-cause gw-suspend

Description

This command defines the value for the GTPv2 Cause IE, if the gateway is in suspend state.

The no form of this command reverts to the default.

Note: This command requires a PDN shutdown.

Parameters

cause-code-value
specifies the value for the Cause IE
Values: 64 to 239
Default: 89 (service denied)

sx-connection-failure

Syntax

  • sx-connection-failure cause-code-value
  • no sx-connection-failure

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp gtpv2-session-rejection-cause sx-connection-failure

Description

This command defines the value for the Cause IE in the Create Session Response message if the PDN Connection Activation message is rejected because of PFCP connection failure.

The no form of this command reverts to the default.

Note: This command requires a PDN shutdown.

Parameters

cause-code-value
specifies the value for the Cause IE
Values: 64 to 239
Default: 94 (Request message rejected — reason not specified)

ip-dscp

Syntax

  • ip-dscp value
  • no ip-dscp

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp ip-dscp

Description

This command specifies the DSCP value in the IP header.

Default

no ip-dscp

Parameters

value
specifies Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) value
Values: 0 to 63
Default: 56

ip-ttl

Syntax

  • ip-ttl value
  • no ip-ttl

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp ip-ttl

Description

This command specifies the IP Time-To-Live (TTL) value for GTP signaling messages.

Parameters

value
specifies IP Time-To-Live (TTL) value
Values: 1 to 255
Default: 255

keep-alive

Syntax

  • keep-alive [interval interval] [retry-count retry-count] [timeout timeout]
  • no keep-alive

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp keep-alive

Description

This command configures the keep alive timeout attributes for the GTP profile. Keep alive (GTPv2 Echo messages) are sent when a GTPv2 path comes up (one or more UEs attach). The keep alive interval timer is based on the attributes configured for keep-alive. The gateway sends a message at the time specified for interval. If a GTP-C Echo Response is not received within the time specified for timeout, the gateway retries the timeout wait period, for the number of times specified for retry-count. If the gateway hears a GTP-C Echo Response from the remote end, it aborts the retry procedure and restarts the keep alive interval timer for this peer. If no response is received before the end of the retry-timeout sequence, the path is declared to be down.

Parameters

interval
specifies the keep alive message interval, in seconds
Values: 0 | 60 to 600
Default: 60
retry-count
specifies the number of retries
Values: 1 to 15
Default: 4
timeout
specifies the timeout interval, in seconds
Values: 1 to 30
Default: 5

message-retransmit

Syntax

  • message-retransmit [timeout timeout] [retry-count value] [timeout-msec timeout-msec]
  • no message-retransmit

Context

  • [Tree] configure mobile-gateway profile gtp message-retransmit

Description

This command configures the GTP message retransmit timeout and retry count values. Retransmit timeout consists of T3 and N3 values. T3 is the time period a network element waits before re-attempting to send a message, if there is no response to an initial message. T3 can be configured either in seconds (timeout) or milliseconds (timeout-msec). N3 is the maximum number of times a network element re-attempts to send a message. N3 can be configured by changing the value of value.

Parameters

timeout
specifies the time period, in seconds, that a network element waits before resending a message if there is no response to an initial message. The timeout and timeout-msec parameters cannot be both set at the same time.
Values: 1 to 30
Default: 5
value
specifies the number of times the NE re-attempts to send a message
Values: 1 to 8
Default: 3
timeout-msec
specifies the time period in milliseconds that a network element waits before resending a message if there is no response to the initial message. The timeout and timeout-msec parameters cannot be both set at the same time.
Values: 1000 to 30000 (increments of 100 milliseconds)
Default: 5000