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can communicate over IPv6 with an external PSX server using a single socket communicating to two different destination ports:
The
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accommodates up to nine different external PSX servers. If more than one active server is configured, the
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policy request is load shared between the active servers in a round robin sequence. A combination of both IPv4 and IPv6 policy servers can be configured on the
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.
The high-level steps required to establish communication are listed below:
- Configure the SBC with an IPv6 management address.
- Configure a PSX (remote policy server) running release 8.x or higher with an IPv6 address (ensure that SBC is configured as a gateway on the PSX or else
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registration will fail). - Configure the
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to use the remote policy server for initial REGISTRATION on port 3055: Disable the local policy server:
% set system policyServer localServer PSX_LOCAL_SERVER mode outOfService state disabled
Configure and enable the remote policy server:
% set system policyServer remoteServer IPV6_PSX ipAddress fc00::3100:0:0:240:106 portNumber 3055 mode active state enabled
The
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sends a Registration Request message to the external PSX which replies with the port number to use for call processing communication.
- System adds ACL rules dynamically to allow a remote PSX access rights to communicate with the
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Ports for initial registration – port 3055 (configured default) and the call transaction communication port 3054 (default) – are added once registration is successful.
DIAMETER AVP structures that incorporate IP addresses allow support of the larger (128 byte) IPv6 address.