SDX 6.4.x Services and Policies Guide > Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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About This Guide
- Objectives
- Audience
- Documentation Conventions
- Related Juniper Networks Documentation
- Obtaining Documentation
- Documentation Feedback
- Requesting Support
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Managing Services
- Overview of Services
- LDAP Model for Services
- Adding Services
- Adding Services to Gain Access to Networks
- Access Service Fields
- Adding Outsourced Services
- Outsourced Service Fields
- Adding RADIUS Services
- RADIUS Service Fields
- Defining Vendor-Specific Attributes in the ERX VSA (I) Tab
- Defining Vendor-Specific Attributes in the ERX VSA (II) Tab
- Adding Value-Added Services
- Before You Configure Value-Added Services
- Adding a Normal Value-Added Service
- Value-Added Service Fields
- Setting Parameters for Value-Added Services
- Parameter Fields
- Configuring Substitutions
- Adding Substitutions
- Substitutions to a Transmission Rate for a Scheduled Action
- Modifying Substitutions
- Validating Substitutions
- Deleting Substitutions
- Aggregating Services
- Fragment Services
- Mandatory Services
- Redundant Services
- Aggregate Service Sessions
- Before You Configure an Aggregate Service
- Adding an Aggregate Service
- Configuring Timers for Aggregate Services
- Sharing Service Provisioning
- Adding an Infrastructure Service
- Extending Service Implementations with Script Services
- Writing Scripts for Script Services
- Example: ScriptService SPI in Jython
- Example: ScriptService SPI in Java
- Adding Script Services
- Configuring Values for Script Services
- Removing a File or URL from a Script Service
- Restricting Simultaneous Activation of Services
- Restricting Simultaneous Activation of Persistent or Automatic Services
- Adding a Mutex Group
- Mutex Group Fields
- Adding Services to a Mutex Group
- Restricting and Customizing Services for Subscribers
- Assigning Service Scopes to Multiple VRs and Subscribers
- Defining Multiple Scopes for a Service
- Configuring Service Scopes
- Adding Service Scopes
- Service Scope Field
- Assigning Services to Service Scopes
- Adding Mutex Groups to Service Scopes
- Assigning Service Scopes
- Service Scope Configuration Examples
- Example: Delivering a Limited Set of Services to Organizations
- Example: Customizing Generic Services to Particular Regions
- Allowing Automatic Service Activation
- Configuring Permanent Services
- Restricting Service Activation
- Modifying Services
- Deleting Services
- Deleting Services from SDX Admin
- Deleting Services with Tools Other Than SDX Admin
- Deleting Services from Scopes
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Scheduling Services
- Overview of Service Schedules
- Event-Based Schedules
- Action Threshold
- Preparation Time
- Authorization Schedules
- State-Based Schedules
- Effective Period for Service Activation or Deactivation
- One-Time Events and Recurring Events
- Schedule Availability to Subscribers
- Schedule Exclusions
- Planning Service Schedules
- Schedule Configuration Guidelines
- Planning Schedules
- Setting the Action Threshold and Preparation Time
- Authorizing Scheduled Services
- Adding a Service Schedule
- Creating an Entry for a Schedule
- Setting the Time Schedule
- Sample Time Definitions
- Configuring the Time Schedule
- Guidelines for Entering Time Values
- Time Values
- Setting the Action
- Changing or Removing the Name of a Service Associated with a Schedule
- Deleting a Schedule Entry
- Deleting an Exclusion Entry
- Editing a Schedule Entry
- Editing an Exclusion Entry
- Example: Configuring Different Service Tiers for Different Days
- Example: Configuring a Service to be Active During Nonwork Hours
- Example: Configuring a Service to Be Available for a Specified Interval
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Policy Management Overview
- Overview of Policy Management
- Router Policy Features Supported
- JUNOS Routing Platform Features
- JUNOSe Router Features
- Default Policies and Service Policies
- How Policies Are Installed on the Router
- Installing Default Policies
- Installing and Removing Service Policies
- Reloading Default Policies
- Policy List Sharing
- Network Perspective for Creating Policies
- Collecting Accounting Statistics
- Policy Components
- Policy Editor
- Policy Engine
- Policy Repository
- Policy Enforcement Point
- Policy Information Model
- Policy Objects
- Policy Rules
- Supported Conditions and Actions
- Policy Conditions
- Multiple Classifiers
- Rate-Limiting with Multiple Classifiers
- Expanded Classifiers
- Policy Actions
- Combining Actions
- Policy LDAP Schema Model
- Delivering QoS Services in a Cable Environment
- Service Flow Scheduling Types
- Client Type 1 Support
- Proxied QoS with Policy Push
- PCMM Gate
- Session Class ID
- PCMM Classifiers
- PCMM Classifiers and Extended Classifiers
- Guidelines for Configuring Classifiers
- Traffic Profiles
- DOCSIS Parameters
- Service Class Name
- FlowSpec Parameters
- Marking Packets
- Using Global and Local Parameters
- Viewing Global Parameters
- Viewing Local Parameters
- Parameter Types
- Predefined Global Parameters
- Naming Global Parameters
- Creating and Modifying Global Parameters
- Creating Global Parameters from the Parameters Folder
- Creating Global Parameters Within a Policy
- Parameter Definition Fields
- Creating and Modifying Local Parameters
- Creating a Local Parameter
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Using Policy Editor
- Overview of Policy Editor
- Key Mapping
- Nonroot Users
- Exception Handling for the Directory
- Providing Data Security
- Working with Policy Data Files
- Multi-User and Multi-Instance Concurrence
- Starting Policy Editor
- Understanding the Policy Editor Layout
- Using the Menu Bar
- Using the Toolbar
- Using the Navigation Pane
- Navigation Pane Icons
- General Procedures for Using Policy Editor
- Customizing Policy Editor Properties
- Opening Multiple Policy Editor Windows
- Printing Policy Objects
- Undoing and Redoing Operations
- Filtering Searches
- Finding Objects in the Navigation Pane
- Running Queries for QoS Policy Information
- Accessing Router CLIs
- Modifying Policies
- Selecting Multiple Objects
- Using Drag and Drop to Cut and Paste Objects
- Cutting Objects
- Copying Objects
- Pasting Objects
- Deleting Policy Objects
- Reloading a Policy Object
- Using Pop-Up Menus
- Using the Content Pane
- Using Tool Tips
- Internationalization
- Storing and Retrieving Policies
- Sorting Objects
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Configuring and Managing Policies
- Before You Configure Policies
- Creating a Worksheet
- Naming Objects
- Using the apply-groups Statement
- Using Expressions
- Policy Values
- SAE to JUNOS Routing Platforms
- SAE to JUNOSe Routers
- Configuring Policy Folders
- Policy Folder Fields
- Configuring Policy Groups
- Policy Group Fields
- Using the PolicyGroup Summary Table
- Configuring Policy Lists
- Policy List Fields
- Using the PolicyList Summary Table
- Configuring Policy Rules
- Before You Configure JUNOS Policy Rules
- JUNOS Scheduler and JUNOS Shaping Policy Rules
- JUNOS ASP Policy Rules
- Setting the Policy Rule Precedence
- Adding a Policy Rule
- Policy Rule Fields
- Using the PolicyRule Summary Table
- Configuring Classify-Traffic Conditions
- Enabling Expansion of JUNOSe Classify Traffic Conditions
- Enable JUNOSe Classifier Expansion Field
- Specifying the PCMM Classifier Type
- Classify-Traffic Condition Fields
- Direction Field
- Network Protocol Fields
- Source and Destination Network Fields
- Packet Length Field
- IP Protocol Fields
- ToS Byte
- TCP, ICMP, IGMP, and IPSec Protocol Fields
- JUNOS Filter Condition Fields
- Application Protocol Fields
- Using Map Expressions in Application Protocol Conditions
- Filling in Application Protocol Fields
- Configuring QoS Conditions
- QoS Condition Fields
- Configuring Actions
- Adding Actions
- Configuring DOCSIS Actions
- Configuring Filter Actions
- Configuring FlowSpec Actions
- Configuring Forward Actions
- Configuring Forwarding Class Actions
- Configuring GateSpec Actions
- Configuring Loss Priority Actions
- Configuring Mark Actions
- Configuring NAT Actions
- Configuring Next-Hop Actions
- Using the Next-Hop Action with the Captive Portal
- Configuring Next-Hop Action
- Configuring Next-Interface Actions
- Configuring Next-Rule Actions
- Configuring Policer Actions
- Configuring QoS Profile Attachment Actions
- Configuring Rate-Limit Actions
- Configuring Reject Actions
- Configuring Routing Instance Actions
- Configuring Scheduler Actions
- Configuring Drop Profile Maps
- Configuring Service Class Name Actions
- Configuring Stateful Firewall Actions
- Configuring Traffic-Class Actions
- Configuring Traffic-Mirror Actions
- Configuring Traffic-Shape Actions
- Modifying Policy Objects in the Directory
- Modifying Policy Groups
- Adding Policy Groups
- Deleting and Purging Policy Groups from the Directory
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Policy Examples
- Example: Creating Access Policies for Subscribers
- Types of Policies
- Sample Access Policies
- DHCP Policy Group
- PPP Policy Group
- Example: Providing Tiered Internet Services with Policing
- Types of Policies
- Sample JUNOSe Rate-Limiting Policy
- Sample JUNOS Policer Policy
- Defining the Tiered Internet Services
- Internet-Gold Service
- Internet-Silver Service
- Internet-Bronze Service
- Example: Providing Premium Services
- Types of Policies
- Sample JUNOS and JUNOSe Content Provider Policies
- Defining the Premium Services
- Music Service
- News Service
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Defining and Acquiring Values for Parameters
- Parameters and Substitutions
- Value Acquisition for Single Subscriptions
- Value Acquisition for Multiple Subscriptions
- Defining Parameters
- Formatting Substitutions
- Roles
- Expressions
- Formatting Numbers
- Formatting Strings
- Using IPv4 Addresses
- Specifying Ranges
- Formatting Lists
- Formatting Maps
- Using Keywords
- Using Separators
- Using Operators
- Adding Comments to Substitutions
- Validating Substitutions
- Example: Parameter Value Substitution
- Setting Up a Service That Uses Parameters
- Summary of Procedure
- Creating a Policy Group
- Creating a Value-Added Service
- Creating an Enterprise Subscriber
- Subscribing ABCInc to the GoldMetered Service
- Acquiring the Parameter Values
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