NAS Node elements
Table 3-6 describes the elements on the page on the SOAM.
Table 3-6 NAS Node Elements
| Fields (* indicates a required field) | Description | Data Input Notes |
|---|---|---|
| NAS Node Name* | A name that uniquely identifies the NAS Node |
Format: Text box Default: N/A Range: A 32-character string. Valid characters are alphanumeric and underscore. Must contain at least one alpha and must not start with a digit |
| Realm* |
Realm of an NAS Node A Realm defines the scope over which all NAS addresses (NAS-Identifier, NAS-IP-Addresses, and NAS-IPV6-Addresses) are unique. Realm is a case-sensitive string consisting of a list of labels separated by dots, where a label may contain letters, digits, dashes (-), and underscores (_). A label must start with a letter, digit, or underscore and must end with a letter or digit. Underscores may be used only as the first character. A label must be at most 63 characters long and a Realm must be at most 255 characters long. |
Format: Text box Default: N/A Range: A valid Realm |
| FQDN* |
Fully Qualified Domain Name of an NAS Node FQDN is a case-insensitive string consisting of a list of labels separated by dots, where a label may contain letters, digits, dashes (-), and underscores (_). A label must start with a letter, digit, or underscore and must end with a letter or digit. Underscores may be used only as the first character. A label must be at most 63 characters long and a FQDN must be at most 255 characters long. |
Format: Text box Default: N/A Range: A valid FQDN |
| NAS Node Identifier |
A unique String to identify the NAS originating Requests. The NAS-Identifier attribute is a string that contains alphanumeric characters and the special characters ~!@ #$%^&*()_+|\=-'{}[]:"';<>?/., |
Format: Text box Default: N/A Range: 1-253 characters |
| NAS IP Addresses |
The IP address list of an NAS Node. A maximum of 2 IPv4 and a maximum of 2 IPV6 addresses are supported |
Format: Text box Default: N/A Range: 1-4 entries Note: There is support of 0 to 2 IPv4 addresses and 0 to 2 IPv6 addresses. |