Application Routing Rules configuration

An Application Routing Rule defines message routing to a DSR Application based on message content matching the Application Routing Rule's conditions. There are six Application Routing Rule parameters:

Destination-Realm
Destination-Host
Application-Id
Command-Code
Origin-Realm
Origin-Host

When a Diameter message matches the conditions of an Application Routing Rule then message is routed to the DSR Application specified in the rule.

Application Routing Rules are assigned a priority in relation to other Application Routing Rules. A message will be handled based on the highest priority routing rule that it matches. The lower the number an Application Routing Rule is assigned the higher priority it will have. (1 is highest priority and 99 is lowest priority.)

One or more DSR Applications must be activated before Application Routing Rules can be configured.

On the Viewing Rules for Application Route Table: {Application Route Table Name} page, you can perform the following actions:

Filter the list of Rule Names, to display only the desired Rules.
Sort the list entries in ascending or descending order by Rule Name, Priority, or Application Name, by clicking the column heading.
By default, the list is sorted by Priority in ascending ASCII order. The lowest Priority value indicates the highest priority. For Rules with the same Priority, the Rule Name is used for sorting.
Click the Insert button.
The Inserting Rule for Application Route Table: {Application Route Table Name} page opens. You can add a new Application Routing Rule and its values. See Adding an Application Routing Rule. If the maximum number of Application Routing Rules (1000) already exists in the system, the Inserting Rule for Application Route Table: {Application Route Table Name} page will not open, and an error message is displayed.

Select the Rule Name of an Application Routing Rule in the list, and click the Edit button.
The Editing Rule for Application Route Table: {Application Route Table Name} page opens. You can edit the selected Application Routing Rule. See Editing an Application Routing Rule.
Select the Rule Name of an Application Routing Rule in the list, and click the Delete button to remove the selected Application Routing Rule. See Deleting an Application Routing Rule