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This page is a reference fo all VTY commands that you can use interactively on the bsc_nat VTY telnet interface.
In addition, the same commands are used for the configuration file.
== configuration reference ==
=== nat level ===
Configure the nat. Global settings
==== msc ip A.B.C.D ====
* Set the MSC IP address used to connect to the MSC.
==== msc port <1-65500> ====
* Set the MSC Port used to connect to the MSC.
==== imsi allow [IMSI] ====
* The default is to allow all IMSIs. This is equivalent to writing "imsi allow" (the argument is omitted).
* The "imsi allow" filter will be evaluated after the "imsi deny" filter.
==== imsi deny [IMSI] ====
* The default is to not deny any IMSI. This is equivalent to writing "imsi deny" (the argument is omitted).
* The "imsi deny" filter will be evaluated before the "imsi allow" filter.
==== ip-tos TOS ====
* Set the IP Type of Service (ToS) for the incoming BSC connections.
==== bsc BSC_NR ====
* Configure the BSC with the number
===== lac <0-65535> =====
* Set the location area code that this BSC is handling
===== token TOKEN =====
* A token for the BSC. The real bsc needs to send this token to use the lac and other filters. This is no real authentication or security scheme.
===== imsi allow [IMSI] =====
* The default is to not do any classification and let the NAT level decide. This is equivalent to writing "imsi allow" (the argument is omitted).
* The "imsi allow" filter will be evaluated after the "imsi deny" filter.
* The per BSC IMSI filter is evaluated before the global IMSI filter.
===== imsi deny [IMSI] =====
* The default is to not deny any IMSI. This is equivalent to writing "imsi deny" (the argument is omitted).
* The "imsi deny" filter will be evaluated before the "imsi allow" filter.
* The per BSC IMSI filter is evaluated before the global IMSI filter.