для Cisco Cisco Packet Data Gateway (PDG)
realm sec_realm-name
This keyword optionally defines the realm (domain) of a configured secondary Diameter peer, which is
configured in Diameter Endpoint configuration associated with PCC-Sp-Endpoint instance configuration, in
Diameter peer selection process for IPCF configuration.
configured in Diameter Endpoint configuration associated with PCC-Sp-Endpoint instance configuration, in
Diameter peer selection process for IPCF configuration.
sec_realm_name is the realm (domain) of the associated primary Diameter peer in Diameter Endpoint
configuration which associated with a PCC-Sp-Endpoint configuration. The sec_realm_name must be an
alpha and/or numeric string of from 1 to 127 characters. The realm may typically be a company or service
name and it allows punctuation marks.
configuration which associated with a PCC-Sp-Endpoint configuration. The sec_realm_name must be an
alpha and/or numeric string of from 1 to 127 characters. The realm may typically be a company or service
name and it allows punctuation marks.
Usage Guidelines
Use this command to nominate primary and secondary Diameter peers amongst the peers configured under
Diameter Endpoint Configuration instance which is associated with a PCC-Sp-Endpoint configuration. When
both primary and secondary are down, the remaining Diameter peers are chosen based on their configured
weight in round robin manner.
Diameter Endpoint Configuration instance which is associated with a PCC-Sp-Endpoint configuration. When
both primary and secondary are down, the remaining Diameter peers are chosen based on their configured
weight in round robin manner.
When row-precedence and selection-conditions are not defined for peer selection configuration, the row
precedence value is assumed to be 64 (which is the lowest). This is a deafult peer selection when all the other
configured selection conditions fail.
precedence value is assumed to be 64 (which is the lowest). This is a deafult peer selection when all the other
configured selection conditions fail.
Multiple Diameter peers can be configured in a PCC-Sp-Endpoint instance by entering this command multiple
times.
times.
Examples
Assume the operator has two MCC-MNC combinations: 123-456 and 123-457 respectively for subscriber
IMSI values. If operator wishes to divert subscribers with these two different combinations to different SSC
peers (say ssc123456 and ssc123457) then the operator needs to use following commands under
PCC-Sp-Endpoint :
IMSI values. If operator wishes to divert subscribers with these two different combinations to different SSC
peers (say ssc123456 and ssc123457) then the operator needs to use following commands under
PCC-Sp-Endpoint :
diameter peer-select row-precedence 4 selection-condition imsi mcc 123 mnc 456 peer ssc123456
diameter peer-select row-precedence 6 selection-condition imsi mnc 123 mnc 456 peer ssc223457
Following command nominates a pre-configured Diameter peer dia1 as primary and dia2 as secondary for
Diameter peer selection process in a PCC-Sp-Endpoint configuration instance.
diameter peer-select peer dia1 secondary peer dia2
diameter peer-select row-precedence 6 selection-condition imsi mnc 123 mnc 456 peer ssc223457
Following command nominates a pre-configured Diameter peer dia1 as primary and dia2 as secondary for
Diameter peer selection process in a PCC-Sp-Endpoint configuration instance.
diameter peer-select peer dia1 secondary peer dia2
Command Line Interface Reference, Modes I - Q, StarOS Release 19
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PCC-Sp-Endpoint Configuration Mode Commands
diameter peer-select