ADC SG-1 User Manual page 162

Appendix A: SG-1 Vendor-Specific Attributes
33 nip-pipe-next-hop
34 advertise-
protocol
35 forward-addr
36 acl-tcp-nat-
redirect
37 tunnel-id
38 l2tp-tunnel-
password
39 ip-address
40 tunnel-
assignment-id
41 tunnel-client-ip-
address
42 nativeip
43 ip-tunnel
44 up-mean-rate
45 down-mean-rate
46 acl-up-mean-rate
A-4
route 72
route 73
route 74
route 75
vpdn 80
vpdn 81
vpdn 82
vpdn 83
vpdn 84
vpdn 85
vpdn 86
qos 90
qos 91
qos 92
V7.0 Defines the next-hop router to be
used for the traffic destined to a
native IP user.
V7.0 Defines the routing protocol to be
use to advertise the session IP
address.
V90 Defines the forwarding address.
V90 Defines a destination IP address to
which the system should TCP
redirect all session packets.
V5.0 Defines the tunnel ID, used for LAC
purpose.
V5.0 Contains a password to be used to
authenticate to a remote server.
V5.0 Contains the address of the server
end of the tunnel.
V5.0 Indicate to the tunnel initiator the
particular tunnel to which a session
is to be assigned.
V5.0 Contains the address of the initiator
end of the tunnel (LAC IP address).
V7.0 Defines a session as a native IP
pipe, means the session acts as
tunnel for native IP traffic.
V7.0 Defines the tunneling protocol and
the destination tunneling server IP
address, which all the session data
should be tunneled to.
V5.0 Specifies the average number of
bits per second allowed by the user
in the upstream direction.
V5.0 Specifies the average number of
bits per second allowed by the user
in the downstream direction.
V7.0 Specifies the average number of
bits per second allowed to the user
in the upstream direction per a
specified access list.
June 30, 2006
SG1-UM-8500-03