BRAS configuration EcoNAT Documentation / BRAS functionality / BRAS configuration
BRAS settings are located in the system.bras configuration branch.
EcoSGE:# go bras
EcoSGE:system.bras# ls
enable
pass_multicast true
pass_routing_protocols true
pass_bgp_port true
bgp_port 179
acl none
no_shape ( )
no_shape_v6 ( )
policies
{
}
services
{
}
radius
{
request_burst_interval 10
request_burst_size 64
coa
{
disable
port 3799
secret ""
}
radius_groups
{
}
radius_servers
{
}
}
BRAS functionality can be enabled and disabled using the enable and disable commands directly in the system.bras branch.
The table below describes the available BRAS settings.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| acl | List of IP addresses of subscribers that need to process with BRAS. The default value is none, which is equivalent to 0.0.0.0/0. Thus, all subscribers entering any pool will also be transferred to BRAS processing |
| pass_multicast | Passing multicast traffic transparently, not performing the speed limit for it (recommended value: true) |
| pass_routing_protocols | Passing the traffic routing protocols (the OSPF and BGP), not performing speed limits for them (recommended value: true) |
| pass_bgp_port bgp_port | Passing BGP traffic on the selected TCP port and not performing its control (recommended value: true) |
| no_shape no_shape_v6 | The external global IPv4 or IPv6 address, for which the data rate is not limited (for the subscribers allowed by the billing system). Here you may enter the IP addresses of game servers, IPTV servers and other resources that should be available to users at maximum speed |
| policies services | The set of settings that limit the speed of receiving and transmitting data also redirect to the portal to refill subscriber's account. More will be described in section "Policies and Services" |
| radius | The set of RADIUS settings. More will be described in the section "Setting up access to a RADIUS server" |
The modified configuration is applied only after the apply command.