To configure residential subscriber management components on a SAP

Purpose

Perform this procedure to manage the subscriber configuration on one or more SAPs. You can configure the subscriber-related SAP parameters and assign one or more of the following residential subscriber management components:

  • subscriber identification policy

  • default subscriber identification string

  • default subscriber profile

  • default SLA profile

  • non-subscriber traffic subscriber profile

  • non-subscriber traffic SLA profile

Steps
 
1 

Choose Manage→Service→Services from the NFM-P main menu. The Manage Services form opens.

2 

Select a service and click Properties. The service configuration form opens.

3 

On the navigation tree, expand site→routing instance.

4 

Click on the Access Interfaces icon to display the site SAPs.

5 

Select one or more SAPs, right-click, and choose Properties from the menu. The SAP configuration form opens.

Note: You can configure subscriber management on multiple SAPs at once from any list of SAP search results that the NFM-P generates. For simplicity, the procedure uses the term SAP to refer to one or more SAPs, and focuses only on SAPs that belong to the same service site.

The NFM-P commits changes to a SAP configuration only when subscriber management is enabled on all SAPs that you are configuring.

6 

Click on the Subscriber Management tab. The Host Connectivity tab is displayed.

7 

Click on the Profiles tab.

8 

Perform one of the following steps for a component.

  1. Associate a component with the SAP by selecting a component in the Policies panel.

  2. Remove a component, by clicking Clear beside the component in the Policies panel.

    Note: Removing or replacing a residential subscriber management component on a SAP that is in use by subscriber hosts can be service-affecting to hosts that attempt to join the network. Ensure that removing the component does not affect the subscriber hosts before you proceed.

9 

Save your changes and close the form.

End of steps