YANG state
MAG-c
supports YANG state data for various control plane states, including session and
subscriber states. To retrieve session or subscriber states, first configure one or
multiple queries using the commands in the following
context.
configure mobile-gateway system bng queriesThe states for the sessions or subscribers that match the filters of a query can be retrieved via NETCONF or CLI. See the 7450 ESS, 7750 SR, 7950 XRS, and VSR System Management Guide for more information about the configuration of NETCONF.
To access the state via CLI, you must switch to the MD-CLI engine. Use the following
commands to switch to MD-CLI and to access the
state:
configure system management-interface cli cli-engine md-cli
<logout and login again>
//
state mobile-gateway bng queriesThe first command configures the MD-CLI engine, after which the user needs to logout from the CLI and login again, the second command switches between the classic CLI and the MD-CLI, and the third command accesses the state (in this example BNG query states, but there are other states available in the state context).
Note:
- The state command is the only supported MD-CLI command.
- Model driven configuration via MD-CLI or NETCONF is not supported.
- See the distributed YANG files for more information about the supported YANG states.
Get the number of sessions for the UP IP 5.5.5.5
config>mobile>system>bng>queries# info
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session "sessionNumOnUPF1"
up-ip 5.5.5.5
output-options
count
exit
exit
[state mobile-gateway bng queries]
A:admin@BNG-SMF# info
sessions {
session "sessionNumOnUPF1" {
number-of-sessions 1000
}
}Get detailed session state information for the MAC address 02:de:14:00:01:94 on the UP IP 5.5.5.5
config>mobile>system>bng>queries# info
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session "session1"
mac-address 02:de:14:00:01:94
up-ip 5.5.5.5
exit
[state mobile-gateway bng queries]
A:admin@BNG-SMF# info
sessions {
session "session1" {
result 1 {
user-access-type ipoe
mac-address 02:de:14:00:01:94
selected-apn "mybngvrf"
network-realm "mybngvrf"
ue-id 65856
pdn-session-id 65856
up-time 15078
subscriber-name "auto_sub_5"
acct-session-id "X0001014024F9491600000005"
acct-multi-session-id "Y0000000524F9491600000004"
sub-profile "base"
sla-profile "base"
sap-template "defaultsap"
group-interface-template "defaultgrp"
call-insight false
ipv4 {
prefix-length 24
default-router 20.20.0.254
ip-address {
address 20.20.0.3
pool "p1"
origin local-pool
}
dhcp-lease {
server-address 20.20.0.254
lease-time 604800
expiration-time 2023-01-30T16:32:56.0+00:00
up-time 15078
last-renew-time 2023-01-23T16:32:56.0+00:00
renew-time 302400
rebind-time 529200
remaining-lease-time 589722
}
}
up {
active {
state created
l2-access-id "1/1/2"
s-vlan 334
c-vlan 0
pfcp {
remote-ip-address 5.5.5.5
local-seid 0x0000000000010140
remote-seid 0x3000000000000001
}
ibcp {
remote-ip-address 5.5.5.5
remote-teid 0x80020000
}
}
}
system-resources {
group 1
vm 1
}
ibcp {
mac-address ea:ac:33:01:02:44
ip-address 1.1.1.1
teid 0x40010141
}
ipoe {
ipv4 {
ip-address 20.20.0.3
}
}
}