I raise this question because we are currently using an ASR1002-F and
ASR1002 as LNSs. These kits are experiencing issues. Both are running
asr1000rp1-advipservicesk9.02.06.02.122-33.XNF2.bin
They are terminating PTA/VPDN sessions to the tune of about 4k sessions.
At about 4k sessions they both suddenly start experiencing the same
issue after a week. They ignore the PADR response from the client and
would not send the PADS session-confirmation packet causing the LNS to
be unable to terminate sessions, only fix is a reload.
I then tested one with 2k sessions, problem free for the last two months.
There is speculation that cisco has codded this in on purpose other
think its a bug.
Cisco TAC told us the ASR1002-F ESP-2.5 kit did not support PPPoE
aggregation and there is no broadband license available. Cisco then
told us we need to purchase an ASR-1002 which I believe runs an ESP-5
and has a couple broadband licenses to purchase.
We are on our way to purchasing the licenses but I speculate this is a bug.
Thoughts?
On 2/1/2011 8:33 AM, Youssef Bengelloun-Zahr wrote:
Hi Piotr,
Interesting feedback on this one.
IIRC, I thought reading somewhere on Cisco's BEAUTIFUL website that this
license could only be activated for an ASR1006 or higher. This is why they
propose a bundle called "Cisco ASR1000 Series Broadband Bundle" with that
model.
If you are right (and I don't doubt), this means that the whole series of
ASR1K could be used to terminate any kind of sessions (such as LNS) without
even purchasing the license. Correct ?
Thanks for your feedback.
Regards.
Y.
2011/2/1 Piotr Wojciechowski<[email protected]>
On 1/31/11 9:56 PM, Andrew K. wrote:
Does anyone have any experience purchasing this license for an ASR1002?
The Cisco site does not offer much information about it, the only real
information is followed :
hxxp://
www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/routers/ps9343/data_sheet_c78-447652.html
I am looking to find out how to input this license into the router and
what version of IOS is needed.
Hi Andrew,
FLASR1-BB-RTU is just right-to-use license that "enables" broadband
features. It must be purchased in conjunction with a Broadband
Number-Of-Sessions license like FLASR1-BB-4K which allows maximum number
of 4000 user sessions. But on ASR1K you don't enable licenses like on
ISR G2 to make some features available. You buy licenses and Cisco
trusts you, that you bought licenses for features you are using and
number of sessions you are terminating.
Also trying to find out what the effect be on PPPoE/VPDN sessions
currently terminated without this license (if any).
None :)
Regards,
Peter
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