GTP Correlation Configuration Examples

The following sections provide examples of GTP correlation and GTP load balancing. Refer to the following examples:

■   Example 1: Identifying High-Value and/or Roaming Subscribers Based on IMSIs
■   Example 2: Identifying GTP Versions
■   Example 3: Same Subscriber, Filter on Different Versions
■   Example 4: Same Subscriber, Filter on Different Interfaces
■   Example 5: EPC Filtering in Scenario1
■   Example 6: EPC Filtering in Scenario2

Use GTP correlation to identify high value subscribers based on an IMSI or group of IMSIs. GTP correlation keeps track of the IMSIs that you are interested in monitoring. It correlates them to the corresponding data/user-plane sessions for the subscriber and/or group of subscribers. Filtering on subscriber ID (IMSI) limits the amount of traffic that is sent to monitoring tools.

In Example 1, filter rules are configured to identify and forward all the traffic related to subscribers identified by an IMSI prefix. All traffic specific to the filtered IMSIs 22222222222223*, including GTP-c and GTP-u, is forwarded to a monitoring tool. A shared collector is configured to which traffic not matching the filters is sent.

To access GigaSMART within GigaVUE‑FM, access a device that has been added to GigaVUE‑FM from the GigaVUE‑FM interface. GigaSMART appears in the navigation pane of the device view on supported devices. Refer to Access GigaSMART from GigaVUE‑FM for details.

 

Task

Description

UI Steps

1

Configure one network and two tool type of ports.
1. Select Ports > Ports > All Ports.
2. Click Quick Port Editor.
3. In the Quick View Editor set one port to Network and two ports to Tool.
4. Select Enable on each port.
5. Click OK.
6. Close the Quick Port Editor.

2

Configure a GigaSMART group and associate it with a GigaSMART engine port.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >GigaSMART Groups > GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
4. Click in the Port List field and select an engine port.
5. Under GTP Flow set the Timeout. The default is value is 48, which is 480 minutes.
6. Click Save.

3

Configure the GigaSMART operation and assign it to the GigaSMART group to enable GTP correlation.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >GigaSMART Operations (GSOP > GigaSMART Operation.
2. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
3. Click in the GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) field and select Flow Filtering.
4. Click OK.

4

Configure a virtual port and assign it to the same GigaSMART group.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >Virtual Ports.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the virtual port in the Alias field.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Groups field, and select the GigaSMART Group created in Task 2.
5. Click OK.

5

Create a first level map that directs GTP traffic from physical network port/s to the virtual port you created in the previous step.

Note:  In the rules, 2123 is GTP-c traffic and 2152 is GTP-u traffic.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
•   Enter an alias
•   Select First Level for Type
•   Select By Rule for Subtype
•   Select a network port for the Source
•   Select the virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Destination
4. Create Rule 1.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional.
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2123
6. Create Rule 2.
a. Click Add Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2152
6. Create Rule 3.
a. Click Add Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select IPv4 Fragmentation
d. Set Value to allFragNoFirst
5. Click Save.

6

Create a second level map that takes traffic from the virtual port, applies the GigaSMART operation, matches IMSIs specified by the flow rule, and sends matching traffic to physical tool ports.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias
■   Select Second Level for Type
■   Select Flow Filter for Subtype
■   Select the virtual port configured in Task for the Source
■   Select the tool port configured in Task 1 for the Destination
■   Select the GigaSMART Operation created in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Create a rule.
a. Click Add a Rule.
b. Select Pass.
c. Select GTP IMSI.
d. Enter 22222222222223* in the IMSI field.
5. Click Save.

7

Add a shared collector for any unmatched data and send it to the second tool port.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias
■   Select Second Level for Type
■   Select Collector for Subtype
■   Select a the virtual port configured in Task for the Source
■   Select the second tool port configured in Task 1 for the Destination
4. Click Save.

8

Display the configuration for Example 1.

To display the configuration for the GigaSMART Group:

1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click on the alias for the GigaSMART Group to display the Quick View.

To display the configuration for the GigaSMART Operation:

1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) > GigaSMART Operation.
2. Click on the alias for the GigaSMART Operation to display the Quick View.

To display the configuration for the maps:

1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click on a map alias to display the Quick View for the map.

To display GTP correlation statistics associated with the GigaSMART group, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Operations > Statistics.

Refer to Flow Ops Report Statistics Definitions for GTP on page 635 for descriptions of these statistics.

As part of GTP correlation, GigaVUE nodes also provide the flexibility to identify GTPv1 and GTPv2 messages. GTP version information is typically exchanged only as part of the control sessions. By correlating the control and user-plane sessions, GigaVUE nodes can identify, filter, and forward all sessions specific to a GTPv1 or v2 to one or more monitoring/analytic tools.

In Example 2, EMEI traffic is distributed based on GTP versions as follows:

■   Filter and forward GTPv1 to a tool port
■   Filter and forward GTPv2 to another tool port

Task

Description

UI Steps

1

Configure one network and two tool type of ports.
1. Select Ports > Ports > All Ports.
2. Click Quick Port Editor.
3. In the Quick View Editor set one port to Network and two ports to Tool.
4. Select Enable on each port.
5. Click OK.
6. Close the Quick Port Editor.

2

Configure a GigaSMART group and associate it with a GigaSMART engine port.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >GigaSMART Groups > GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
4. Click in the Port List field and select an engine port.
5. Under GTP Flow set the Timeout. The default is value is 48, which is 480 minutes.
6. Click Save.

3

Configure the GigaSMART operation and assign it to the GigaSMART group to enable GTP correlation.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Operations > GigaSMART Operation.
2. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
3. Click in the GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) field and select Flow Filtering.
4. Click Save.

4

Configure a virtual port and assign it to the same GigaSMART group.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >Virtual Ports.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the virtual port in the Alias field.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Groups field, and select the GigaSMART Group created in Task 2.
5. Click Save.

5

Create a first level map that directs GTP traffic from physical network ports to the virtual port you created in the previous task.

Note:  In the rules, 2123 is GTP-c traffic and 2152 is GTP-u traffic.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
o Enter an alias
o Select First Level for Type
o Select By Rule for Subtype
o Select a network port for the Source
o Select the virtual port configured int Task 4 for the Destination
4. Create Rule 1.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional.
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2123
6. Create Rule 2.
a. Click Add Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2153
6. Create Rule 3.
a. Click Add Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select IPv4 Fragmentation
d. Set Value to allFragNoFirst
5. Click Save.

6

Create a second level map that takes traffic from the virtual port, applies the GigaSMART operation, matches IMEIs specified by the flow rule, and sends matching traffic to a tool port.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
o Enter an alias
o Select Second Level for Type
o Select Flow Filter for Subtype
o Select a the virtual port configured in Task for the Source
o Select the a tool port configured in Task 1 for the Destination
o Select the GigaSMART Operation created in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Create a rule.
a. Click Add a Rule.
b. Select Pass.
c. Select GTP IMSI.
d. Enter * in the IMSEI field and set Version to V1
5. Click Save.

7

Create a second level map that takes traffic from the virtual port, applies the GigaSMART operation, matches IMEIs specified by the flow rule, and sends matching traffic to another tool port.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
o Enter an alias
o Select Second Level for Type
o Select Flow Filter for Subtype
o Select a the virtual port configured in Task for the Source
o Select the second tool port configured in Task 1 for the Destination
o Select the GigaSMART Operation created in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Create a rule.
a. Click Add a Rule.
b. Select Pass.
c. Select GTP IMSEI.
d. Enter * in the IMSI field and set Version to V2
5. Click Save.

8

Display the configuration for Example 2.

To display the configuration for the GigaSMART Group:

1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Groups > Maps.
2. Click on the alias for the GigaSMART Group to display the Quick View.

To display the configuration for the GigaSMART Group:

1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) > GigaSMART Operations
2. Click on the alias for the GigaSMART Operation to display the Quick View.

To display the configuration for the maps:

1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click on the map alias to display the Quick View for the map.

In this example, traffic from the same subscriber is forwarded to two different load balancing groups based on version. GTP version 1 traffic is sent to one load balancing group and GTP version 2 traffic is sent to another load balancing group.

Task

Description

UI Steps

1

Configure one network and multiple tool type of ports.
1. Select Ports > Ports > All Ports.
2. Click Quick Port Editor.
3. In the Quick View Editor set one port to Network and multiple ports to Tool. For example, set 1/2/g1 as a Network port and ports 1/2/g5 through 1/2/g9 as Tool ports.
4. Select Enable on each port.
5. Click OK.
6. Close the Quick Port Editor.

2

Configure a GigaSMART group and associate it with a GigaSMART engine port.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >GigaSMART Groups > GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
4. Click in the Port List field and select an engine port.
5. Click Save.

3

Configure the GigaSMART operation and assign it to the GigaSMART group.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >GigaSMART Operations > GigaSMART Operations.
2. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
3. Click in the GigaSMART Operations field and select Flow Filtering.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Operations filed and select Load Balancing.
5. Configure the Load Balancing as follows:.
o Select Stateful
o Select GTP for Type
o Selecting Hashing
o Select IMSI
6. Click Save.

4

Configure a virtual port and assign it to the GigaSMART group.
1. From the left navigation pane, go to System > GigaSMART >Virtual Ports.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the virtual port in the Alias field.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Groups field, and select the GigaSMART Group created in Task 2.
5. Click Save.

5

Create two port groups (one for version 1 traffic and one for version 2 traffic) and enable load balancing on the port groups.
1. Select Ports > Port Groups > All Port Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field. For example, pglbv1.
4. Select SMART Load Balancing to enable load balancing
5. Click in the Ports field and select half the tool ports configured in Task 1.
6. Repeat steps 2 through 4, creating a second port group with the other ports configured in Task 1

6

Create an ingress (first level) map.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
o Enter an alias. For example, map1_1.
o Select First Level for Type
o Select By Rule for Subtype
o Select a network port for the Source
o Select the virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Destination
4. Click Add a Rule to create a rule.
o Select pass
o Select MAC Destination
o Enter a MAC address. For example, 00:a0:d1:e1:02:01
o Enter a MAC mask. For example, 0000.0000.0000
5. Click Save.

7

Create a second level map for version1.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
o Enter an alias. For example, map2_1.
o Select Second Level for Type
o Select Flow Filter for Subtype
o Select the virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Source
o Select the first port group for Destination
o Select the GigaSMART Operation configured in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Click Add a Rule to create a rule.
o Select Pass
o Select GTP IMSI
o Enter * in the IMSI field
o Select V1 for Version
5. Click Save.

8

Create another second level map for version2.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
o Enter an alias. For example, map2_2.
o Select Second Level for Type
o Select Flow Filter for Subtype
o Select the virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Source
o Select the second port group for Destination
o Select the GigaSMART Operation configured in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Click Add a Rule to create a rule.
o   Select Pass
o   Select GTP IMSI
o   Enter * in the IMSI field
o   Select V2 for Version
5. Click Save.

In this example, traffic from the same subscriber is forwarded to two different load balancing groups based on interface. In this example, VLANs 1601 and 1602 are from S5/S8 interface and VLANs 1611 and 1612 are from S11/S1-U interface. The first level maps split the VLAN traffic to different virtual ports. The second level maps send the traffic to different load balancing groups.

Task

Description

UI Steps

1

Configure one network and multiple tool type of ports.
1. Select Ports > Ports > All Ports.
2. Click Quick Port Editor.
3. In the Quick View Editor set one port to Network and multiple ports to Tool. For example, set 1/2/g1 as a Network port and ports 1/2/g5 through 1/2/g9 as Tool ports.
4. Select Enable on each port.
5. Click OK.
6. Close the Quick Port Editor.

2

Configure a GigaSMART group and associate it with a GigaSMART engine port.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Groups > GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
4. Click in the Port List field and select an engine port.
5. Click Save.

3

Configure the GigaSMART operation and assign it to the GigaSMART group.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Operations > GigaSMART Operations.
2. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
3. Click in the GigaSMART Operations field and select Flow Filtering.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Operations filed and select Load Balancing.
5. Configure Load Balancing as follows:
■   Select Stateful
■   Select GTP for Type
■   Selecting Hashing
■   Select IMSI
6. Click Save.

4

Configure virtual ports and associate them with the GigaSMART group.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > Virtual Ports.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the virtual port in the Alias field.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Groups field, and select the GigaSMART Group created in Task 2.
5. Click Save.
6. Repeat steps 1 through 5 to create a second virtual port.

5

Repeat task 4 to create another virtual port.

 

6

Create two port groups (one for version 1 traffic and one for version 2 traffic) and enable load balancing on the port groups.
1. Select Ports > Port Groups > All Port Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field. For example, pglbv1.
4. Select SMART Load Balancing to enable load balancing
5. Click in the Ports field and select half the tool ports configured in Task 1.
6. Repeat steps 2 through 4, creating a second port group with the other ports configured in Task 1

7

Create a first level map for vport1.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias. For example, map1_1.
■   Select First Level for Type
■   Select By Rule for Subtype
■   Select a network port for the Source
■   Select the first virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Destination
4. Click Add a Rule to create a rule.
■   Select Pass
■   Select VLAN
■   Enter 1601 for the Min value
■   Enter 1602 for the Max value
5. Click Save.

8

Create another first level map for vport2.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias. For example, map1_2.
■   Select First Level for Type
■   Select By Rule for Subtype
■   Select a network port for the Source
■   Select the second virtual port configured in Task 5 for the Destination
4. Click Add a Rule to create a rule.
■   Select Pass
■   Select VLAN
■   Enter 1611 for the Min value
■   Enter 1611 for the Max value
5. Click Save.

9

Create a second level map using vport1.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias. For example, map2_1.
■   Select Second Level for Type
■   Select Flow Filter for Subtype
■   Select the virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Source
■   Select the first port group for Destination
■   Select the GigaSMART Operation configured in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Click Add a Rule to create a rule.
■   Select Pass
■   Select GTP IMSI
■   Enter * in the IMSI field
5. Click Save.

10

Create another second level map using vport2.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias. For example, map2_2.
■   Select Second Level for Type
■   Select Flow Filter for Subtype
■   Select the second virtual port configured in Task 5 for the Source
■   Select the second port group for Destination
■   Select the GigaSMART Operation configured in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Click Add a Rule to create a rule.
■   Select Pass
■   Select GTP IMSI
■   Enter * in the IMSI field
5. Click Save.

In this example, traffic for all subscribers on interfaces S11/S1-U and Gn/Gp is sent to the same load balancing group. All other traffic is dropped.

Task

Description

UI Steps

1

Configure one network and two tool type of ports.
1. Select Ports > Ports > All Ports.
2. Click Quick Port Editor.
3. In the Quick View Editor set one port to Network and two ports to Tool. For example, set 1/2/g1 as a Network port and ports

1/2/g5 and 1/2/g6 as Tool ports.
4. Select Enable on each port.
5. Click OK.
6. Close the Quick Port Editor.

2

Configure a GigaSMART group and associate it with a GigaSMART engine port.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Groups > GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
4. Click in the Port List field and select an engine port.
5. Click Save.

3

Configure the GigaSMART operation and assign it to the GigaSMART group.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) > GigaSMART Operation.
2. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
3. Click in the GigaSMART Operations field and select Flow Filtering.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) field and select Load Balancing.
5. Configure the Load Balancing as follows.
■   Select Stateful
■   Select GTP for Type
■   Selecting Hashing
■   Select IMSI
6. Click Save.

4

Configure a virtual port and assign it to the GigaSMART group.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > Virtual Ports.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the virtual port in the Alias field.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Groups field, and select the GigaSMART Group created in Task 2.
5. Click Save.

5

Create a port group enable load balancing on the port group.
1. Select Ports > Port Groups > All Port Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field. For example, pglbv1.
4. Select SMART Load Balancing to enable load balancing
5. Click Save.

6

Create an ingress (first level) map.

Note:  In the rules, 2123 is GTP-c traffic and 2152 is GTP-u traffic.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias
■   Select First Level for Type
■   Select By Rule for Subtype
■   Select a network port for the Source
■   Select the virtual port configured int Task 4 for the Destination
4. Create Rule 1.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional.
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2123
6. Create Rule 2.
a. Click Add Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2152
6. Click Save.

7

Create a second level map that takes traffic from the virtual port, applies the GigaSMART operation, matches IMSIs specified by the flow rules, and sends matching traffic to physical tool ports.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias.
■   Select Second Level for Type
■   Select Flow Filter for Subtype
■   Select the virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Source
■   Select the port group for Destination
■   Select the GigaSMART Operation configured in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Create the rule 1.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select Pass
c. Select GTP IMSI
d. Enter * in the IMSI field
e. Select Interface and set it to Gg/Gp
6. Create rule 2.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select Pass
c. Select GTP IMSI
d. Enter * in the IMSI field
e. Select Interface and set it to S11/S1U
6. Click Save.

In this example, traffic for all subscribers from all interfaces except S5/S8 is sent to the same load balancing group. Traffic from the S5/S8 interface is dropped.

Step

Description

UI Steps

1

Configure one network and two tool type of ports.
1. Select Ports > Ports > All Ports.
2. Click Quick Port Editor.
3. In the Quick View Editor set one port to Network and two ports to Tool. For example, set 1/2/g1 as a Network port and ports

1/2/g5 and 1/2/g6 as Tool ports.
4. Select Enable on each port.
5. Click OK.
6. Close the Quick Port Editor.

2

Configure a GigaSMART group and associate it with a GigaSMART engine port.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Groups > GigaSMART Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
4. Click in the Port List field and select an engine port.
5. Click Save.

3

Configure the GigaSMART operation and assign it to the GigaSMART group.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) > GigaSMART Operation.
2. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field.
3. Click in the GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) field and select Flow Filtering.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Operations (GSOP) field and select Load Balancing.
5. Configure Load Balancing as follows:
■   Select Stateful
■   Select GTP for Type
■   Selecting Hashing
■   Select IMSI
6. Click Save.

4

Configure a virtual port and assign it to the GigaSMART group.
1. From the device view, select GigaSMART > Virtual Ports.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the virtual port in the Alias field.
4. Click in the GigaSMART Groups field, and select the GigaSMART Group created in Task 2.
5. Click Save.

5

Create a port group and enable load balancing on the port group.
1. Select Ports > Port Groups > All Port Groups.
2. Click New.
3. Type a name for the GigaSMART Group in the Alias field. For example, pglbv1.
4. Select SMART Load Balancing to enable load balancing
5. Click Save.

6

Create an ingress (first level) map.

Note:  In the rules, 2123 is GTP-c traffic and 2152 is GTP-u traffic.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias
■   Select First Level for Type
■   Select By Rule for Subtype
■   Select a network port for the Source
■   Select the virtual port configured int Task 4 for the Destination
4. Create Rule 1.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional.
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2123
6. Create Rule 2.
a. Click Add Rule
b. Select Pass.
c. Select Bi Directional
d. Select Port Source
e. Set the source to 2152
6. Click Save.

7

Create a second level map that takes traffic from the virtual port, applies the GigaSMART operation, matches IMSIs specified by the flow rules, and sends matching traffic to physical tool ports.
1. Select Maps > Maps > Maps.
2. Click New.
3. Configure the map.
■   Enter an alias.
■   Select Second Level for Type
■   Select Flow Filter for Subtype
■   Select the virtual port configured in Task 4 for the Source
■   Select the port group for Destination
■   Select the GigaSMART Operation configured in Task 3 from the GSOP list.
4. Create the rule 1.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select drop
c. Select GTP IMSI
d. Enter * in the IMSI field
e. Select Interface and set it to S5/S8
6. Create rule 2.
a. Click Add a Rule
b. Select Pass
c. Select GTP IMSI
d. Enter * in the IMSI field
5. Click Save.