Manual

Configuring the SaMOG Gateway

▀ Configuring the System to Perform as a SaMOG Gateway

▄ SaMOG Administration Guide, StarOS Release 17

Step 9 Enable Local breakout for an APN by applying the example configuration in the Configuring Local Breakout section.

Step 10 Optional. Enable web-based authorization by applying the example configuration in the Configuring Web-based

Authorization section.

Step 11 Configure and bind interfaces to the relevant interfaces by applying the example configuration in the Configuring and

Binding the Interfaces section.

Step 12 Optional. Enable event logging by applying the example configuration in the Enabling Logging section.

Step 13 Optional. Enable the sending of CGW and SaMOG SNMP traps by applying the example configuration in the Enabling

SNMP Traps section.

Step 14 Optional. Configure the system to gather and transfer bulk statistics by applying the example configuration in the

Configuring Bulk Statistics section.

Step 15 Save the completed configuration by following the instructions in the Saving the Configuration section.

Creating the SaMOG Gateway Context

Create the context in which the SaMOG service will reside. The MRME, CGW, SaMOG and other related services will

be configured in this context. Create the SaMOG context by applying the configuration example below.

config

context samog_context_name

end

Configuring the MRME, CGW and SaMOG Services

The MRME and CGW services provide the SaMOG functionality. They must be configured in the SaMOG context and

then associated with a SaMOG service name. Configure the MRME, CGW, and SaMOG services by applying the

example configuration below.

context context_name

twan-profile twan_profile_name

radius client { ipv4/ipv6_address [/mask ] } [ encrypted ] key value [

disconnect-message [ dest-port destination_port_number ] ] [ dictionary { custom70 |

custom71 } ]

exit

mrme-service mrme_service_name

bind address ip4_address

associate twan-profile twan_profile_name

dns-pgw context dns