Fng Context Configuration; Creating The Fng Context - Cisco ASR 5000 Series Administration Manual

Femto Network Gateway Configuration
bind interface <mgmt_interface_name> local
exit
end
The system automatically creates a default subscriber, default AAA group, and default GTTP group whenever a context
is created. The ip route command in this example creates a default route for the management interface.

FNG Context Configuration

Step 1
Create the context in which the FNG service will reside by applying the configuration example in the section
the FNG Context.
Step 2
Create the AAA group by applying the configuration example in the section
Step 3
Create the EAP profile by applying the configuration example in the section
Step 4
Create from one to six IKEv2 transform sets by applying the configuration example in the section
Transform Sets.
Step 5
Create from one to four IPSec transform sets by applying the configuration example in the section
Transform Sets.
Step 6
Create the crypto template for IKEv2 SA negotiation and specify the associated EAP profile by applying the
configuration example in the section
Step 7
Create the FNG service by applying the configuration example in the section

Creating the FNG Context

Use the following configuration example to create the FNG context and the interface between the FAPs in the network
and the FNG, and to bind the interface to an Ethernet port:
configure
context <fng_context_name>
interface <fng_interface_name>
ip address <ip_address> <subnet_mask>
exit
interface <fng_loopback_interface_name> loopback
ip address <ip_address> <subnet_mask>
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Creating the Crypto Template.
Cisco ASR 5000 Series Femto Network Gateway Administration Guide ▄
Configuring the System to Perform as a Femto Network Gateway ▀
Creating the AAA Group.
Creating the EAP Profile.
Creating the FNG Service.
Creating
Creating IKEv2
Creating IPSec
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