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Add Codec List EntryIn the Codec List window, 
right-click the codec list 
instance> Commands> Add> 
Codec List EntryAdd, modify, or delete an entry in a 
codec list.
Update Codec List Entry
Delete Codec List EntryDouble-click the codec list, then 
right-click the codec> 
Commands> Update /Delete> 
Codec List Entry
Media Addresses
Add Media AddressRight-click the SBE node>...

 
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Monitoring BNG Configurations
Broadband Network Gateway (BNG) provides capabilities that help to improve the service providers 
ability to manage the subscribers services, and simplify overall network operations. BNG is a 
functionality that comprises subscriber management at a logical aggregation point in the network, which 
manages the subscriber’s user experience through identification, address assignment, authentication,...

 
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The network topology for BNG can be explained using the following models:
BNG Retail Model—The subscriber connects to the network over a digital subscriber line (DSL) 
circuit into a DSL access multiplexor (DSLAM), which aggregates a number of subscribers. The 
DSLAMs are connected to an aggregation network, which grooms the subscriber traffic and 
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Viewing Broadband Access (BBA) Groups
BBA groups refer to the configuration settings applicable to a subscriber session that are accessing the 
network through an access interface. The same group can be applied to multiple access interfaces. For 
example, the maximum session limit for an access interface.
To view the BBA group profile:
Step 1Right-click on the device and...

 
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Viewing Subscriber Access Points
Subscriber access points refer to the access interfaces that are named based on the parent interface. For 
example, bundle-ether 2.100.pppoe312. The subscribers on bundles (or bundle-VLANs) interfaces allow 
redundancy and are managed on the route processor (RP). However, the subscribers over physical 
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Diagnosing Subscriber Access Points
The following commands can be launched from the inventory by right-clicking the BNG > Subscriber 
Access Points node and selecting the Commands > Diagnose option. Before executing any commands, 
you can preview them and view the results. If desired, you can also schedule the commands. To find out 
if a device supports these commands,...

 
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Viewing Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Service Profile
DHCP is used to automate host configuration by assigning IP addresses, delegating prefixes (in IPv6), 
and providing extensive configuration information to network computers. 
DHCP has the capability to allocate IP addresses only for a specified period of time, which is known as 
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Figure 25-3 DHCP Profiles
Step 3
Right-click a service from the list and choose Properties. The DHCP Profile Properties dialog box is 
displayed. 
Table 25-4 describes the fields that are displayed in the DHCP Profile Properties dialog box. 

 
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Viewing Dynamic Config Templates
A dynamic template is used to group configuration items, which are later applied to a group of 
subscribers. This template is globally configured through the command line interface (CLI). However, 
the template does not get applied to a subscriber interface as soon as it is configured. It must be activated 
using a control policy....