Finding and changing speed packages from command line

Finding and changing speed packages from command line

 

Look for available speed packages

         BreezeWay2020> show configuration service-authorization-profile global-service-profile-list

    


Output looks like this, I will bold what you are looking for

         global-service-profile-list 
      
        10x1
      
       {
       ue-ambr-dl                      10000000;
       ue-ambr-ul                      1000000;
       associated-l3-service-profile-names [ qci6 ];

    

That is the list of available speeds in your list

Find the sim card you want to change

show configuration HSS

 

         BreezeWay2020> show configuration HSS
   subscribers-list 
      
        001010000001234
      
       {
       authentication-key                 FE194361274020E85E9165D76D326051;
       op-vs-opc                          OPCValueUsed;
       op-or-opc-value                    C11435A672675E48202B94D2408D8638;
       pdn-address-allocation             64.140.190.11;
       global-service-profile-name        
      
        10x1;
      
      
   }

    


Configure and set the above command

when typing this out TAB will fill in most of your sims info and you just finish off the last digits and TAB key at end of command will show your speed packages

         BreezeWay2020% set HSS subscribers-list 001010000001234 global-service-profile-name 
   Possible completions:
   5x1  5x2  10x1  10x2  15x1  15x2  20x1  20x2  80x8

    


Finish the command by adding correct package BreezeWay2020% set HSS subscribers-list 001010000001234 global-service-profile-name 10x2

then type commit

 

         BreezeWay2020% commit

    

 

 

EXTRA IN CASE YOU ADD A NEW SPEED RATE TO YOUR BUSINESS MODEL


Adding a speed rate not listed (example 5x5)

         configure

    
         set service-authorization-profile global-service-profile-list 5x5 ue-ambr-dl 50000000 ue-ambr-ul 50000000 associated-l3-service-profile-names [ qci6 ]

    


that will add a new 5x5 list

Again TAB is your friend here so use it to auto fill as much as possible to avoid typos and having to start over.

 
 
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