Configuring CPS DRA

• Policy Builder Overview, on page 1

• System Configuration, on page 1

• Custom Reference Data Configuration, on page 6

• Diameter Configuration, on page 11

• Diameter Routing, on page 15

• CPS Service Configuration, on page 15

• View Versioned Custom Reference Data Tables , on page 16

• View Graphical Illustration of CRD Tables, on page 16

• View Repository Details, on page 17

• Publish Configuration Changes, on page 20

• View Notifications, on page 21

Policy Builder Overview

CPS DRA allows service providers to create policies that are customized to their particular business

requirements through the Policy Builder interface which is a web-based application with a graphical user

interface (GUI) that enables rapid development of innovative new services.

Policy Builder page supports both configuration of the overall CPS cluster of virtual machines (VMs) as well

as the configuration of services and advanced policy rules.

System Configuration

You need to define a system as it represents the customer deployment. Each system contains one or more

clusters that represent a single high availability site environment. A cluster is used to define configurations

related to the blades and shares the same set of policy directors.

In Policy Builder, the Environment specific data section displays a list of system configurations that enables

you to perform create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations and to create clusters which can further

overwrite and customize system configurations.

Configure System

Perform the following steps to configure a system:

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Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Select Systems under Reference Data.

Step 3 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

Table 1: Configure System Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the CPS system.Name

Description of the entire system.Description

If no messages are received in x hours, the session is

removed.

Default value is 8.

Session Expiration (hours)

If no messages are received in x minutes, the session is

removed.

Default value is 0.

Session Expiration (minutes)

Time in minutes that CPS takes to keep a session alive after

the subscriber logs off. The other network entities involved

in the session close the session.

Default value is 0.

Timeout For Unknown Session

Time in seconds in which a soft delete session is maintained

for a CPS session after the session ends.

Default value is 30.

Timeout For Soft Delete

Select this check box to allow two primary keys to be

utilized by maintaining a map of each separate primary key

and storing the true multi-primary key as a UUID related

to the two maps. Changing this setting has a negative

performance impact. Keep the Enable Multi Primary Key

unchecked.

Default is unchecked.

Enable Multi Primary Key

Step 4 Click Save.

Add Clusters

After system configuration, you can add clusters.

Step 1 To add clusters, click Add Clusters.

Step 2 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

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Table 2: Cluster Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the cluster.Name

Brief description of the cluster.Description

Determines the write behavior of sessionMgr and for the

error exceptions raised.

Default option is OneInstanceSafe.

DB Write Concern

Used to enter the duration (in milliseconds) to wait before

starting failover database handling.

Failover SLA (ms)

Specifies a time limit, in milliseconds. This parameter is

applicable only if you select TwoInstanceSafe in Db Write

Concern.

Causes write operations to return with an error after the

specified limit, even if the required write concern eventually

succeeds. When these write operations return, MongoDB

does not undo successful data modifications performed

before the write concern exceeds the replication wait time

limit. The time is in milliseconds.

Replication Wait Time (ms)

Determines the size in MegaBytes of the policy_trace

database capped collection.

Default value is 512.

Trace Database Size (MB)

The minimum amount of time in minutes to keep a

secondary key for a session.

Default value is 2000.

Min Key Cache Time (minutes)

Default value is 2000.Max Timer TPS

The number of batches or buckets into which CPS will

divide the transactions to be processed when the rate limiting

TPS function of CPS is triggered. The rate limiting feature

is defined in the Max Timer TPS field.

Default is 50 buckets.

Re-evaluation diffusion buckets

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DescriptionField

Defines the delay before processing the next bucket. Enter

the sum of all the delays between all the buckets.

Assuming 50 re-evaluation buckets are configured (by

default), the default interval of 20000 milliseconds will

introduce a delay of 408 milliseconds before proceeding

with the next bucket of transactions.

bucket_size-1 / interval = delay between buckets

50-1 / 20000 = 408

Default is 20000 milliseconds

Re-evaluation diffusion interval (ms)

The amount of time in milliseconds for the Policy Engine

to wait between sending each Broadcast Policy Message.

Default value is 50.

Broadcast Message Wait Timer (ms)

This is the maximum number of shard per session.Max Sessions Per Shard

Enable or disable full scan for secondary key database

lookups. By default, the secondary key database lookups is

enabled.

Disabling secondary key database lookups helps in reducing

PCRF processing latencies.

Disable Secondary Key Full Scan DB

Added to improve Gx/Rx lookup and caching performance.Lookaside Key Prefixes

To improve Gx/Rx lookup and caching performance, you

can add the lookaside key prefixes.

For more information, see Cisco Policy Suite Mobile

Configuration Guide.

Key Prefix

Admin Database

Shard Configuration

The IP address of the Session Manager database that holds

session information for Cisco Policy Builder and Cisco

Policy Server.

Primary IP Address

The IP address of the database that provides fail over

support for the primary database.

This is the mirror of the database specified in the Primary

IP Address field. Use this only for replication or replica

pair's architecture. This field is present but deprecated to

maintain downward compatibility.

Secondary IP Address

Port number of the database for Session data. By default,

the value is 27717.

Port

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DescriptionField

End Point Configurations

Shard Configuration

The IP address of the Session Manager database that holds

session information for Cisco Policy Builder and Cisco

Policy Server.

Primary IP Address

The IP address of the database that provides fail over

support for the primary database.

This is the mirror of the database specified in the Primary

IP Address field. Use this only for replication or replica

pair's architecture. This field is present but deprecated to

maintain downward compatibility.

Secondary IP Address

Port number of the database for Session data. By default,

the value is 27717.

Port

Used in thread which updates the primary balance DB (when

primary balanceDB is available after fail over) with

BackupBalance db records.

Default value is 3 sec.

Backup DB Monitor Interval In Sec

Used to control the TPS (with how much TPS reconciliation

should take place once primary balance db is up).

Rate Limit

Trace Database Configurations

Shard Configuration

The IP address of the sessionmgr node that holds trace

information which allows for debugging of specific sessions

and subscribers based on unique primary keys.

Primary IP Address

The IP address of the database that provides fail over

support for the primary database.

This is the mirror of the database specified in the Primary

IP Address field. Use this only for replication or replica

pair's architecture. This field is present but deprecated to

maintain downward compatibility.

Secondary IP Address

Port number of the database for Session data. By default,

the value is 27717.

Port

Used in thread which updates the primary balance DB (when

primary balanceDB is available after fail over) with

BackupBalance db records.

Default value is 3 sec.

Backup DB Monitor Interval In Sec

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DescriptionField

Used to control the TPS (with how much TPS reconciliation

should take place once primary balance db is up).

Rate Limit

DeprecatedData Center Parameter

DeprecatedCommon Time Changes

Step 3 Click Save.

For field descriptions of system configuration templates, refer to Plug-in Configuration in CPS vDRA Configuration

Guide.

Custom Reference Data Configuration

Custom Reference Data Schemas enables you to define custom derived data for installation, to make decisions

based on that data and includes the following options:

• Search Table Groups - Enables logical grouping of multiple customer reference data tables.

• Custom Reference Data Tables - Basic tables without search functionality.

Create Search Table Group

Perform the following steps to create a search table group:

Step 1 To create a search table group, click Search Table Group.

Step 2 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

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Table 3: Search Table Group Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the search table group that is stored in the database.

The name can contain alphanumeric characters but must

start with alphabets, can be either lowercase or uppercase,

but not mixed cases. Special characters are not allowed

except underscore. Use underscore character "_" to separate

words.

Examples: logical_apn, no_spaces, logical_apn2

Non-examples: logicalAPN, 2logicalAPN

Additionally, a name must have a prefix. The prefix can be

any alphanumeric string that starts with an alphabet. It can

be the name of project, customer, etc.

The prefix is mandatory for vDRA where some CRD table

are included by default in the ISO file. To avoid any

duplicate names, a prefix is required.

Example: fn_logical_apn where fn is a prefix

Name

Order in which groups are evaluated. Evaluation order value

is in ascending order starting with 0.

Search table groups and their respective CRD

tables are listed based on the evaluation order

value. If the evaluation order value is the same

for two or more tables, then they are listed

alphabetically.

Note

Evaluation Order

These are the AVPs that will be added into processing.

These need to be mapped to be the same as values from

underlying tables. This allows populating the same AVPs

from different tables.

Result Columns

Name of the AVP. It should start with alphanumeric

characters, should be lowercase, and should not start with

numbers, no special characters are allowed, use "_" to

separate words. For example, logical_apn = GOOD,

logicalAPN = BAD, no_spaces

Name

More human readable name of the AVP.Display Name

Represents the availability of the row for conditions in

Policies or Use Case Templates. There is a performance

cost to having these checked, so it is recommended to

uncheck unless they are required.

Use In Conditions

The default value if no results are found from a Customer

Reference Data Table.

Default Value

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Create Search Table Group

DescriptionField

This section controls whether or not the Search Table Group

and all tables below will be executed.

Table Search Initiators

Name of the table search initiators.Name

Step 3 Click Save.

Create Custom Reference Data Tables

Perform the following steps to create custom reference data tables:

Step 1 To create custom reference data tables, click Custom Reference Data Tables.

Step 2 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

Table 4: Custom Reference Data Table Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the table that is stored in the database.

The name can contain alphanumeric characters but must

start with alphabets, can be either lowercase or uppercase,

but not mixed cases. Special characters are not allowed

except underscore. Use underscore character "_" to separate

words.

Examples: logical_apn, no_spaces, logical_apn2

Non-examples: logicalAPN, 2logicalAPN

Additionally, a name must have a prefix. The prefix can be

any alphanumeric string that starts with an alphabet. It can

be the name of project, customer, etc.

The prefix is mandatory for vDRA where CRD tables are

included by default in the ISO file. To avoid any duplicate

names, a prefix is required.

Example: fn_logical_apn where fn is a prefix

Name

Name of the table that will be displayed in Control Center.Display Name

Indicates if the tables should be cached in memory and

should be checked for production.

Cache Results

Custom Reference Data Trigger that needs to be true before

evaluating this table. It can be used to create multiple tables

with the same data depending on conditions or to improve

performance if tables do not need to be evaluated based on

an initial conditions.

Activation Condition

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DescriptionField

When enabled, indicates that the CRD table is an SVN CRD

table and CRD data for the table is fetched from CRD CSV

file present in SVN data source.

When disabled, indicates that the CRD table data needs to

be fetched from Mongo database.

Svn Crd Data

Columns

asdf;lkj

Name of the column in the database. It should be unique

else an error will be thrown.

Name

More readable display name.Display Name

Represents the availability of the row for conditions in

Policies or Use Case Templates. There is a performance

cost to having these checked, so it is recommended to

uncheck unless they are required.

Use In Conditions

Determines the values in the control center as described

below:

• Text: Value can be any character. For example,

example123!.

• Number: Value should be a whole number. For

example, 1234.

• Decimal: Value can be any number. For example,

1.234.

• True/False: Value can be true or false. For example,

true.

• Data: Value should be a date without time component.

For example, May 17

2020.

• DateTime: Value should be a date and time. For

example, May 17th, 2020 5:00pm.

Type

Indicates that this column is all or part of the key for the

table that makes this row unique. By default, a key is

required. Keys also are allowed set the Runtime Binding

fields to populate this data from the current message/session.

Typically, keys are bound to data from the current session

(APN, RAT Type) and other values are derived from them.

Keys can also be set to a value derived from another

customer reference data table.

Key

Indicates whether this field will be marked required in

Control Center. A key is always required.

Required

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DescriptionField

Column Details

Valid

All values are allowed in control center.All

A list of name/display name pairs that will be used to create

the list. Valid values can also contain a name which will be

the actual value of the column and a display value which

allows Control Center to display an easier to use name.

List of Valid

The name of the column in the database.Name

Readable display name.Display Name

Validation used by Control CenterValidation

The Java regular expression that will be run on the proposed

new cell value to validate it.

Regular Expression

A message to the user indicating what the regular expression

is trying to check.

Regular Expression Description

Which row match when a message is received.Runtime

-None

This pulls the value from an AVP on the subscriber. It will

also pull values from a session AVP or a Policy Derived

AVP.

Bind to Subscriber AVP

This pulls the value from a Policy State Data Retriever

which knows how to retrieve a single value for a session.

Bind to Session/Policy State

This allows the key to be filled out from a columns value

from another table. This allows 'normalizing' the table

structure and not having on giant table with a lot of

duplicated values.

Bind to a result column from another table

This allows the key be filled out from an AVP on the

diameter request.

Bind to Diameter request AVP code

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DescriptionField

This allows the row to be 'matched' in other ways than

having the value be 'equals'. Default value is equals.

• eq: Equal

• ne: Not Equal

• gt: Greater than

• gte: Greater than or equal

• lt: Less than

• lte: Less than or equal

Matching Operator

Step 3 Click Save.

Diameter Configuration

CPS DRA supports the following Diameter Applications:

• Gx Application

• Gy Application

• Rx Application

• Sd Application

For more information about Diameter configuration, see the CPS vDRA Configuration Guide.

Add Gx Application

Perform the following steps to add Gx application:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Click Diameter Applications.

Step 3 To add a Gx application, click Gx Application.

Step 4 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

Table 5: Gx Application Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the Gx application.Name

16777238, 3GPP specified Application Identifier for Gx

interface.

Application Id

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DescriptionField

Vendor Identifiers that are required to be supported on Gx

interface.

Vendor Ids

When selected it indicates this is a 3GPP defined application

interface.

Tgpp Application

Application Route

Identifier of the route.

Name

Indicates the priority of the route.Priority

Indicates value of command code AVP within the message.Command Code

Indicates if the Credit Control Request type is Initial

(1)/Update (2) or Terminate (3).

Request Type

When selected it indicates the message will contain a

Destination-Host.

Destination Host

Identifies the request routing table for this interface and

message.

Action Tables

Step 5 Click Save.

Add Gy Application

Perform the following steps to add Gy application:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Click Diameter Applications.

Step 3 To add a Gy application, click Gy Application.

Step 4 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

Table 6: Gy Application Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the Gy application.Name

4, 3GPP specified Application Identifier for Gy interface.Application Id

Vendor Identifiers that are required to be supported on Gy

interface.

Vendor Ids

When selected it indicates this is a 3GPP defined application

interface.

Tgpp Application

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DescriptionField

Application Route

Identifier of the route.

Name

Indicates the priority of the route.Priority

Indicates value of command code AVP within the message.Command Code

Indicates if the Credit Control Request type is Initial

(1)/Update (2) or Terminate (3).

Request Type

When selected it indicates the message will contain a

Destination-Host.

Destination Host

Identifies the request routing table for this interface and

message.

Action Tables

Step 5 Click Save.

Add Rx Application

Perform the following steps to add Rx application:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Click Diameter Applications.

Step 3 To add a Rx application, click Rx Application.

Step 4 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

Table 7: Rx Application Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the Gy application.Name

16777236, 3GPP specified Application Identifier for Rx

interface.

Application Id

Vendor Identifiers that are required to be supported on Gy

interface.

Vendor Ids

When selected it indicates this is a 3GPP defined application

interface.

Tgpp Application

Application Route

Identifier of the route.

Name

Indicates the priority of the route.Priority

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DescriptionField

Indicates value of command code AVP within the message.Command Code

Indicates if the Credit Control Request type is Initial

(1)/Update (2) or Terminate (3).

Request Type

When selected it indicates the message will contain a

Destination-Host.

Destination Host

Identifies the request routing table for this interface and

message.

Action Tables

Step 5 Click Save.

Add Sd Application

Perform the following steps to add Sd application:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Click Diameter Applications.

Step 3 To add a Sd application, click Sd Application.

Step 4 Enter the values in each field as described in the following table:

Table 8: Sd Application Parameters

DescriptionField

Name of the Gy application.Name

16777303, 3GPP specified Application Identifier for Sd

interface.

Application Id

Vendor Identifiers that are required to be supported on Gy

interface.

Vendor Ids

When selected it indicates this is a 3GPP defined application

interface.

Tgpp Application

Application Route

Identifier of the route.

Name

Indicates the priority of the route.Priority

Indicates value of command code AVP within the message.Command Code

Indicates if the Credit Control Request type is Initial

(1)/Update (2) or Terminate (3).

Request Type

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DescriptionField

When selected it indicates the message will contain a

Destination-Host.

Destination Host

Identifies the request routing table for this interface and

message.

Action Tables

Step 5 Click Save.

Diameter Routing

Diameter request message routing is done via realms and applications. A Diameter message that is forwarded

by Diameter agents (proxies, redirects or relays) must include the target realm in the Destination-Realm AVP

and one of the application identification AVPs

(Auth-Application-Id/Acct-Application-Id/Vendor-Specific-Application-Id). The realm can be retrieved from

the User-Name AVP, which is in the form of a Network Access Identifier (NAI). The realm portion of the

NAI is inserted in the Destination-Realm AVP. Diameter agents have a list of locally supported realms and

applications, and can have a list of externally supported realms and applications.

Routing AVP definitions links the different Application Routing tables to required CRD tables and supports

the following applications:

• Gx Application

• Rx Application

• Sd Application

The following parameters can be configured under Routing AVP Definitions:

Table 9: Routing AVP Definition Parameters

DescriptionParameter

Name of the application.Name

List of search table groups to perform routing AVP

lookup. The AVPs from incoming messages will be

looked up to match the rows of the CRD tables

referenced by the search table groups listed here. For

more information, see CPS vDRA Configuration

Guide.

Routing Avp Lookup

CPS Service Configuration

The Import/Export option enables you to perform the following operations:

• Export CPS Service Configuration into a single file.

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• Import CPS Service Configuration to another environment.

For more information, see Export and Import Service Configurations in CPS Operations Guide.

View Versioned Custom Reference Data Tables

You can view the SVN CRD data of a specific versioned CRD table under the Versioned Custom Reference

Data option. The versioned CRD tables represents a combined list of custom reference data tables present

under Custom Reference Data tables and different Search Table Groups whose Svn Crd Data checkbox is

enabled.

View Details of Versioned CRD Tables

Perform the following steps to view the CRD data of a versioned CRD table:

Step 1 Navigate to Versioned Custom Reference Data under Policy Builder.

Step 2 To view details, select a versioned CRD table listed.

The versioned CRD table details is displayed.

Import Data of Versioned CRD Tables

Perform the following steps to import CRD data of a versioned CRD table:

Step 1 Navigate to Versioned Custom Reference Data under Policy Builder.

Step 2 Click Import option provided against the CRD table whose data you want to import.

The File to Import dialog box is displayed from where you can select a CSV file containing CRD data to be imported.

Step 3 Select a file.

Step 4 After the file is loaded, select Import.

File imported success message is displayed.

View Graphical Illustration of CRD Tables

Experimental CRD visualization option enables users to view Search Table Group relationships graphically.

The nodes displayed are Search Table Groups and the links show where column data for a search table group

is pulled from another table with the "Bind to a result column from another table" setting.

You can select an STG element, view its details in the Selected Info dialog box and save the layout.

STG displays the following information:

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• Layout nodes.

• Switched display of STG elements to list STG result columns instead of CRD Columns.

• Indicates columns in CRD tables under STG displaying ‘keys’ (key symbol) or ‘required’ (*).

• Indicates where columns get their values from such as subscriber AVP, other CRD column, and session

data field.

View Details of STG Element

Perform the following steps to view details of the STG element:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Select Experimental CRD visualization under Policy Builder.

Step 3 To view details, select an STG element.

The following details are displayed:

Table 10: STG Element Details

DescriptionField

Name of the search table group.STG Name

Search table group columns.STG Columns

Child custom reference data tables.Child Custom Reference Data Tables

View Repository Details

Policy Builder displays an option that enables you can view a list of repositories as follows:

• Select Repository to navigate repositories list page, to view repository details and to reload configurations

of the selected repository

• Select the dropdown to view the available repositories.

To switch to a new repository by selecting a repository from the dropdown list, user will have to re-login to

authenticate the user with the selected repository.

The following table describes the repository details:

Table 11: Repository Details

DescriptionField

Name of the repository.Name

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DescriptionField

URL of the branch of the version control software

server that are used to check in this version of the

data.

URL

Username that is configured to view Policy Builder

data.

SVN Username

Temporary working local directory for the policy

configurations.

Temp Directory

Select to reload the repository from the file system.

Reload link is available only when the

repository matches the selected (working)

repository.

Note

Reload Repository

Add New Repository

Perform the following steps to add a new repository:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder Overview.

A Choose Policy Builder Data Repository dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Click Add Repository link.

An Add Repository dialog box is displayed with the following fields/URL:

DescriptionFields

Name of the repository.Name

URL of the branch of the version control software server

that is used to check in this version of the data.

URL

Local directory for the policy configurations.

The standard path for Local Directory is

/var/broadhop/pb/workspace/tmp-repository_name.

Local Directory

Step 3 Enter valid values.

If the mandatory fields are not entered, an error message is displayed.

Note

Step 4 Click OK.

1. After entering values in the repository fields, the progress bar should display and hide when the response from API

is returned.

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2. If there is an error response from the API, it should be displayed in the error modal. On closing the error modal the

add repository modal with the old values is displayed.

Select Repository

When you select Policy Builder option in the CPS DRA interface, a Choose Policy Builder Data Repository

dialog box is displayed which enables you to select a repository.

The dialog box to select a repository is displayed only if you have not loaded any repository earlier. In case

any error occurs while loading the available repositories, an error dialog is displayed. When you click Close,

the DRA landing page is displayed.

Note

Perform the following steps to select a repository:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder Overview.

A Choose Policy Builder Data Repository dialog box is displayed.

Step 2 Click the Select Repository drop-down.

Step 3 Select a repository from the drop-down list.

Step 4 Click Done.

The selected repository is loaded.

If you click Cancel, the application is redirected to the DRA landing page as there is no repository loaded.

Note

Switch Repository

Perform the following steps to switch repositories:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder Overview.

Step 2 Select the Switch Repository icon.

A Choose Policy Builder Data Repository dialog box is displayed.

The repository which is currently loaded is displayed as selected in the repository drop-down.

Note

Step 3 Click the Select Repository drop-down.

Step 4 Select a repository from the drop-down list.

Step 5 Click Done.

The selected repository is loaded.

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Select Repository

You are notified with appropriate error messages during switching repositories in the following scenarios:

• Failure from API end.

• When SVN is down.

• When the request gets timed out.

Note

Publish Configuration Changes

To put changes into effect and have the Cisco Policy Builder server recognize the configuration changes made

in your client session, use the Publish option and save the changes to the server repository.

Publish enables you to publish or revert all the changes made in the Policy Builder.

For more information on Publishing operations, see CPS Mobile Configuration Guide.

Publish Changes

Perform the following steps to publish changes:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Select Publish.

Step 3 Enter a commit comment.

Step 4 Review the changes displayed under Changes to commit.

Step 5 Click the Publish To drop down and select the Publish Repository.

The Publish to drop down points to CPS server SVN configurations repository where CPS server polls for SVN

changes. After receiving the notification, CPS server will check out the latest configurations from SVN.

Note

Step 6 Select Commit and Publish.

Publish successful message is displayed.

Revert Changes

Perform the following steps to revert changes:

Step 1 In CPS DRA, navigate to Policy Builder.

Step 2 Select Publish.

Step 3 Review the changes displayed under Changes to commit.

Step 4 Click Revert All Changes.

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View Notifications

You can view notifications regarding various stages of all CPS products by selecting the Alert option provided

in the toolbar.

Perform the following steps to view notifications:

Step 1 Click Alert.

A notification message is displayed.

Step 2 Click Accept.

• After the notification is accepted, the toolbar reverts to the default color.

• If the system upgrade deadline is approaching, the accept option is not displayed and the toolbar continues

to display the alert link and notification.

Note

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