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Enhanced Wireless Access Gateway Configuration

eWAG Administration

This section describes eWAG administrative procedures.

This section includes the following topics:

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Gathering eWAG-related Statistics and Information

Logging Support

To view IPSG-related logs, in the Exec Mode use the following command:

logging filter active facility { ipsg | ipsgmgr } level <severity_level> [ critical-info

| no-critical-info ]

To view SGTP-related logs, in the Exec Mode use the following command:

logging filter active facility { sgsn-gtpc | sgsn-gtpu | sgtpcmgr } level

<severity_level> [ critical-info | no-critical-info ]

To view SessMgr-related logs, in the Exec Mode use the following command.

SessMgr info level log having event ID 12077 displays the mapping between WLAN IP address and MPC IP address

along with subscriber information, including Username, IMSI, MSISDN, and APN.

logging filter active facility sessmgr level <severity_level> [ critical-info | no-

critical-info ]

Protocol Monitoring Support

The system provides protocol monitor and test utilities that can are useful when troubleshooting or verifying

configurations. The information generated by these utilities can in many cases either identify the root cause of a

software or network configuration issue or, at the very least, greatly reduce the number of possibilities.

For troubleshooting purposes, the system provides a powerful protocol monitoring utility. This tool can be used to

display protocol information for a particular subscriber session or for every session being processed.

For more information on Monitor Protocol and Monitor Subscriber, refer to the System Administration Guide.

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