Cisco Systems OL-6918-01 manual Configuring VRF Support on HA Devices

Chapter 4 Using Service Manager

Activating Services on HA Devices

When you select one or more VRF configurations, the Execute and List buttons will be disabled. For more information, see Configuring VRF Support on HA Devices, page 4-31.

Configuring VRF Support on HA Devices

You can configure VRF support on home agent devices by using the Home Agent VRF Configuration wizard.

To launch the Home Agent VRF Configuration wizard:

Step 1 Choose a device group (Choose Service Manager > Select Group). See Selecting an HA Device Group, page 4-3.

Step 2 Choose HA Service Manager > Service Activation >HA VRF.

The Home Agent VRF dialog box displays a list of VRF configured realms, in the selected device group.

Step 3 Perform one of these actions:

•To create the VRF for a realm, click Execute without selecting a realm.

•Choose a realm, then click Execute to modify its VRF configuration. The first window of the Home Agent VRF Configuration wizard contains:

	Field	Description
	Realm Name	Specifies the realm name. It is a unique identifier with the syntax @realm.
		Click Fetch to select a realm from a list. A popup appears with a list of realms.
		Choose a realm and click Select. Click the column heading to sort the list.
	VRF for Realm
	VRF Name	Specifies a unique name to identify the VRF for a specific group. You can:
		• Click Fetch to select a configured VRF from a list. A popup appears with a
		list of configured VRFs. Choose a VRF and click Select. Click any column
		heading to sort the list.
		• Click Define to configure a new VRF routing table. See VRF Definition
		Dialog Box Field Descriptions, page 4-33, for more details.
	Virtual Home Agent
	IP Address	Specifies the IP address of the Home Agent. Click Assign to Loopback to
		configure a loopback interface. This action provides a stable address to
		minimize the impact of a physical interface going down. See Loopback
		Interface Dialog Box Field Descriptions, page 4-33, for more details.
	AAA Group	You can define AAA accounting and, or authentication servers.
	Accounting Group	(Optional) Specifies an AAA accounting group. When you define an AAA
		accounting server group, all accounting records for the users of the realm will
		be sent to the specified group.
	Authentication	(Optional) Specifies an AAA authentication group. When you define an AAA
	Group	authentication group, the Home Agent sends access requests for mobile IP
		registration requests, to the AAA servers that are defined in the group.
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