Which Cisco GGSN task is used to generate a list of current session manager tasks to aid in system recovery?

Question

Options

• Aimsimgr
• Baamgr
• Csessmgr
• Dgtpcmgr

• B
  6% (2)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  90% (28)

Explanation

gtpcmgr (GTP-C Manager) is correct because it is the Cisco GGSN task responsible for managing GTP control-plane signaling and, critically, for generating a list of active session manager (sessmgr) tasks - information that is essential when coordinating system recovery after a failure.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• sessmgr (C) handles individual subscriber sessions but does not generate a list of other sessmgr tasks; it is what gtpcmgr tracks, not the tracker itself.
• imsimgr (A) manages IMSI-based routing and lookup functions, which is unrelated to session manager enumeration.
• aamgr (B) handles AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting) operations and plays no role in listing session manager tasks for recovery.

Memory tip: Think of gtpcmgr as the "GTP Controller" - it sits above the session managers on the control plane, so it naturally knows about and can list all active sessmgr tasks. Recovery requires a bird's-eye view, and gtpcmgr is the task with that view.

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