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The global subscriber object allows you to configure the numerical ID and the characteristics of subscribers. You can provision groups of subscribers by partial phone numbers (for example, 978, 617724). The script names referenced must be in the Script table to enable the associated services.

Command Syntax

% set global subscriber <subscriber identifier> <country> <owning carrier> 
   packetServiceProfile <profile name> 
   services classOfService <CoS identifier> 
 
% show global subscriber <subscriber identifier> <country> <owning carrier> 
 
% delete global subscriber <subscriber identifier>

Command Parameters

Global Subscriber Parameters

Parameter

Length/Range

Description

subscriber

0-31

Specifies a unique identifier for Subscriber.
The subscriber number digit length included must be identified in the Calling National Id Matching field in the Country table to make sure that the appropriate Subscriber is used. For more information, refer to Country - CLI.

country

0-15

Country in which the subscriber resides.

owningCarrier

0-23

Specifies a 3 or 4-digit Carrier ID number that represents the Carrier who owns the subscriber. Each Carrier can have specific services configured for Subscriber calling numbers. For more information, refer to Carrier - CLI.

packetServiceProfile

0-23

Specifies that the packet service profile is used to override the IP trunk groups packet service profile.

classOfService

0-23

This parameter assigns a Class of Service to the Subscriber.

displaylevel

1-64

To display different levels of output information in show commands.

Command Example

To display the global subscriber names:

% show global subscriber
   subscriber
   John Japan 1 {
	packetServiceProfile packt2;
	services {
		classOfService cos2;
	}
    }
   subscriber Keith India 1 {
	packetServiceProfile
	pktsrv2;
	services {
		classOfService 2;
	}
   }

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