diameter subscription-id include
Function
The diameter subscription-id include command sets a format for the Subscription-ID attribute to be sent to the Diameter server.
The undo diameter subscription-id include command restores the default format of the Subscription-ID attribute to be sent to the Diameter server.
By default, the system uses the original user name in the user table as the value of the Subscription-ID attribute to be sent to the Diameter server.
This command is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.
Format
diameter subscription-id include { mac-address { macaddr_separator | noseparator } [ subscription-separator ] | username [ subscription-separator ] | circuit-id [ subscription-separator ] } *
undo diameter subscription-id include [ { mac-address { macaddr_separator | noseparator } [ subscription-separator ] | username [ subscription-separator ] | circuit-id [ subscription-separator ] } * ]
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| mac-address |
Uses the MAC address carried in each user login request packet as a component in the value of the Subscription-ID attribute. |
- |
| macaddr_separator |
Specifies a separator for MAC addresses. The value is a character. |
The value is a character. |
| noseparator |
Uses MAC addresses without separators. |
- |
| subscription-separator |
Specifies a separator to be used between adjacent components (user name, MAC address, and circuit ID). |
The value is a character. |
| username |
Uses the original user name in the user table as a component in the value of the Subscription-ID attribute. |
- |
| circuit-id |
Uses the circuit ID as a component in the value of the Subscription-ID attribute. |
- |
Usage Guidelines
In value-added service scenarios, original user names that are identical may exist in the user table. By default, the device sends the original user name of each user in the user table as the value of the Subscription-ID attribute to be sent to the Diameter server. In this case, the Diameter server cannot distinguish users based on the Subscription-ID attribute value. To address this problem, you can run the diameter subscription-id include command to set a format for the Subscription-ID attribute to be sent to the Diameter server. The Subscription-ID attribute value can be a combination of the user name, MAC address, circuit ID, and separators.