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[[PageOutline]] This page is a reference fo all VTY commands that you can use interactively on the bsc_nat VTY telnet interface. In addition, the same commands are used for the configuration file. == configuration reference == === nat level === Configure the nat. Global settings ==== msc ip A.B.C.D ==== * Set the MSC IP address used to connect to the MSC. ==== msc port <1-65500> ==== * Set the MSC Port used to connect to the MSC. ==== timeout auth NR imsi allow [IMSI] ==== * Time in seconds The default is to wait for allow all IMSIs. This is equivalent to writing "imsi allow" (the argument is omitted). * The "imsi allow" filter will be evaluated after the authentication reponse of a BSC. "imsi deny" filter. ==== timeout ping NR imsi deny [IMSI] ==== * Time in seconds The default is to wait between two PING messages ==== timeout pong NR ==== not deny any IMSI. This is equivalent to writing "imsi deny" (the argument is omitted). * Time in seconds to wait for a reply of a PING The "imsi deny" filter will be evaluated before closing the connection "imsi allow" filter. ==== token STR ==== * Authentication token used to authenticate the BSC. Currently this is transfered in clear text. ==== ip-dscp ip-tos TOS ==== * Set the IP Type of Service (ToS) for the incoming BSC connections. ==== access-list-name ==== * The name of the access-list to use on the NAT. Only the deny rules will be evaluated. ==== bsc BSC_NR ==== * Configure the BSC with the number ===== location_area_code lac <0-65535> ===== * Set the location area code that this BSC is handling ===== token TOKEN ===== * A token for the BSC. The real bsc needs to send this token to use the lac and other filters. This is no real authentication or security scheme. ===== paging forbidden (0|1) imsi allow [IMSI] ===== * Decide if paging messages should be forwarded The default is to not do any classification and let the BSC. ===== description STR. ===== NAT level decide. This is equivalent to writing "imsi allow" (the argument is omitted). * A description for The "imsi allow" filter will be evaluated after the BSC. "imsi deny" filter. * The per BSC IMSI filter is evaluated before the global IMSI filter. ===== access-list-name STR imsi deny [IMSI] ===== * Use the access-list for the BSC. First the The default is to not deny rule any IMSI. This is equivalent to writing "imsi deny" (the argument is omitted). * The "imsi deny" filter will be evaluated, then evaluated before the allow rule and then "imsi allow" filter. * The per BSC IMSI filter is evaluated before the deny rule of the NAT. global IMSI filter.
