Juniper JUNOSE 11.0.X MULTICAST ROUTING, Configuration Manual

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Chapter 23
Configuring Subscriber Management
This chapter describes how to set up subscriber management on the E Series router.
Subscriber management integrates a variety of router features and enables you to
manage your constantly changing subscriber environment without affecting the
performance you provide to your customers.
The following sections discuss subscriber management:
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Subscriber Management Overview on page 577
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Subscriber Management Platform Considerations on page 578
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Subscriber Management Attributes on page 578
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Subscriber Management Procedure on page 579
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Subscriber Management Commands on page 581
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Subscriber Management Configuration Examples on page 589
Subscriber Management Overview
The E Series router enables customers to create a unified subscriber management,
provisioning, and service delivery environment. The flexibility of the router provides
a variety of methods and configurations that enable customers to dynamically
provision new subscribers and quickly create new value-added services.
Two major aspects of subscriber management are subscriber provisioning and
differentiated service delivery. The E Series router enables you to use both static and
dynamic methods to add and delete subscribers. Important subscriber management
concepts provided by JUNOSe subscriber management include:
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Subscriber use of a shared medium
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Multiple subscribers using the same primary interface
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User authentication and accounting
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Differentiated services for individual subscribers
A subscriber management environment can include the following components:
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Local Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server
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External DHCP server
Subscriber Management Overview
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