Gets a list of all SPM profiles.

Creates the specified SPM profiles.

Deletes the specified SPM profiles.

Deletes all SPM profiles.

Determines whether the specified SPM profiles are base profiles. A base profile sits at the base of the profile's inheritance tree, supplying the defaults for every profile derived from it. (See also is_system_profile).

Determines whether the specified SPM profiles are system profiles. A system profile is a profile pre-configured on the system, ready for use. Non-system profiles are profiles created or modified by a user. Note that if a system profile is modified, it is no longer considered a system profile. (See also is_base_profile).

Sets the names of the default profiles from which the specified profiles will derive default values for attributes.

Gets the names of the default profiles from which the specified profiles will derive default values for attributes.

Gets a set of global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles. This specifies global enforcement policies to apply to all subscribers in parallel with the subscriber policies. The global policy can be of high or low precedence. If rules of this type in the global and subscriber policies conflict, the high precedence global policy overrides the subscriber policy.

Adds a set of global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes a set of global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes all global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles.

Gets a set of global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles. This specifies global enforcement policies to apply to all subscribers in parallel with the subscriber policies. The global policy can be of high or low precedence. If rules of this type in the global and subscriber policies conflict, the subscriber policy overrides the low precedence global policy.

Adds a set of global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes a set of global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes all global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles.

Gets a set of policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles. This specifies enforcement policies to apply to subscribers that do not currently have policies assigned to them either dynamically or statically. In more detail, the unknown subscribers are defined as those that are in the non-provisioned state for any reason. This might include new subscribers waiting for the provisioning response from Policy Charging Rules Function (PCRF), or established subscribers that are neither found in PCRF nor in local subscriber registry. The unknown subscriber policy operates on the subscriber session concurrently with any global policy configured in the system.

Adds a set of policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles.

Removes a set of policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles.

Removes all policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles.

Sets the description for a set of SPM profiles. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the description for a set of SPM profiles.

Gets the version information for this interface.

Gets a list of all SPM profiles.

Creates the specified SPM profiles.

Deletes the specified SPM profiles.

Deletes all SPM profiles.

Determines whether the specified SPM profiles are base profiles. A base profile sits at the base of the profile's inheritance tree, supplying the defaults for every profile derived from it. (See also is_system_profile).

Determines whether the specified SPM profiles are system profiles. A system profile is a profile pre-configured on the system, ready for use. Non-system profiles are profiles created or modified by a user. Note that if a system profile is modified, it is no longer considered a system profile. (See also is_base_profile).

Sets the names of the default profiles from which the specified profiles will derive default values for attributes.

Gets the names of the default profiles from which the specified profiles will derive default values for attributes.

Gets a set of global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles. This specifies global enforcement policies to apply to all subscribers in parallel with the subscriber policies. The global policy can be of high or low precedence. If rules of this type in the global and subscriber policies conflict, the high precedence global policy overrides the subscriber policy.

Adds a set of global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes a set of global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes all global policies with high precedence for the specified profiles.

Gets a set of global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles. This specifies global enforcement policies to apply to all subscribers in parallel with the subscriber policies. The global policy can be of high or low precedence. If rules of this type in the global and subscriber policies conflict, the subscriber policy overrides the low precedence global policy.

Adds a set of global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes a set of global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles.

Removes all global policies with low precedence for the specified profiles.

Gets a set of policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles. This specifies enforcement policies to apply to subscribers that do not currently have policies assigned to them either dynamically or statically. In more detail, the unknown subscribers are defined as those that are in the non-provisioned state for any reason. This might include new subscribers waiting for the provisioning response from Policy Charging Rules Function (PCRF), or established subscribers that are neither found in PCRF nor in local subscriber registry. The unknown subscriber policy operates on the subscriber session concurrently with any global policy configured in the system.

Adds a set of policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles.

Removes a set of policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles.

Removes all policies for unknown subscribers for the specified profiles.

Sets the description for a set of SPM profiles. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the description for a set of SPM profiles.

Gets the version information for this interface.

The ProfileSPM interface enables you to manipulate a local load balancer's Subscriber Policy Manager (SPM) profile. If a subscriber does not have policies assigned to it either dynamically or statically, it is an unknown subscriber. Otherwise, the subscriber has its own policies. On top of that, there are global policies that can be applied to all subscribers (subscribers with their own polices or unknown subscribers).