• If the core network is TTG+PDG and the access network is Q-in-Q Layer 2:
• Select the Enable the Core Network VLAN Type.
• Set Core Network VLAN Mapping Type to Strip Access S-VLAN, preserve Access
V-LAN.
• If the core network is Bridge and the access network is L2oGRE:
• Ensure that the Enable the Core Network VLAN Type is not selected.
• Set Core Network VLAN Mapping Type to Preserve Access VLAN.
• If core network is Bridge and the access network is L2oGRE:
• Select the Enable the Core Network VLAN Type.
• Set Core Network VLAN Mapping Type to Add Fixed SVLAN, Preserve Access
VLAN as C-VLAN.
11. In Access Network Q-in-Q VLAN tags configuration is required when access network type
is Q-in-Q L2.
Access network Q-in-Q VLAN tags configuration defines a list of Q-in-Q tags. These VLAN
tags are used to identify the 3rd Party AP Zone for the UE traffic. The controller does not
allow duplicate C-VLAN tags within the same zone or across the zones.
• Access Network Source IPs configuration is required when access network type is L2oGRE.
Access network IP addresses configuration defines a list of IP ranges. These IP ranges
identify the 3rd Party AP Zone for the UE traffic. The controller does not allow overlapping
IP ranges within the same zone or across the zones.
12. RADIUS client options needs to be configured if the core network type is TTG+PDG and
authentication type is 802.1X.
RADIUS client default secret is required. The IP ranges should not be overlapping within the
same zone or across zones. The share secret for each IP range is not required.
13. Click Create New.
You have completed adding a new 3rd party AP zone service.
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