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Cisco 10000 Series Router Service Selection Gateway Configuration Guide
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Chapter 1 Service Selection Gateway Overview
Service Selection Gateway
Default Network
The default network is a location that SSG allows unauthenticated users to access. The default network
is a single IP address or subnet, typically the IP address of the SESM application although other types
of servers can also be defined as the default network. The default network supports the port-bundle host
key.
The default network enables special processing of traffic to and from the default network. Because traffic
to and from SESM requires special processing and the Cisco 10000 series router cannot distinguish
between SESM and non-SESM traffic, we recommend that you define the SESM server as the default
network and place other servers in the Open Garden network.
Note Traffic to and from a non-SESM server does not require special processing.
The SSG typically forwards packets to and from the default network through the router’s PXF forwarding
engine. However, SSG also forwards default network traffic through the route processor (RP) as follows:
Packets from a User and Destined for the Default Network
If the port-bundle host key is:
• Enabled—SSG forwards the packets through the RP.
• Disabled—SSG forwards the packets through the PXF forwarding engine.
Packets from the Default Network and Destined for an SSG User
• SSG forwards the packets through the RP if either of the following conditions are met:
–
The port-bundle host key is enabled.
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The port-bundle host key is disabled, TCP is the transport protocol, and the packets are
associated with an active TCP redirect mapping.
• Otherwise, SSG forwards the packets through the PXF forwarding engine.
Access Protocols
On the subscriber side of the network, the Cisco 10000 series router supports SSG features for the
following protocols and encapsulations:
• PPPoE
• PPPoA
• RBE
• RFC 2684 IP
On the network side, the router supports receiving SSG traffic on the following interface types:
• ATM PVCs and subinterfaces
• Ethernet interfaces and subinterfaces
• POS interfaces
• Serial and channelized interfaces
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