Diameter Routing: Creating an Endpoint

Endpoints contain all the remote and local peers and display their basic information such as Endpoint Type, Connection Type, Address and Port.
Note: Multiple IP address can be configured for an Endpoint.
Use this procedure if you need to create multiple IP addresses on a remote or local peer.
Note: CMP must be configured for Wireless-C to use Diameter Routing.

Complete these steps to create an Endpoints:

  1. From the MRA section of the navigation pane, select Diameter Routing.
  2. From the Diameter Routing tree, select Endpoints.
  3. Click Create Endpoint to open the Configuration screen.
  4. Enter the following:
    • Name—Enter the name of the endpoint (which must be unique in the CMP database).
    • Protocol—Enter either SCTP or TCP depending on the type of node being used.
    • Type—Select either Local or Remote depending on type of connection being used.
      Note: If Local is selected, you must choose an Associated MRA.
      Note: Both of the primary IP and the secondary IPs must be the sigA or sigB of the MRA defined in topology when the connection type is Local .
    • Primary Site IP—Enter the IP address, in IPv4 or IPv6 format, of the primary site.
      Note: An error prompt will notify you if the IP address of the local peer is invalid.
    • Secondary Site IP—For georedundant configurations, enter the IP address, in IPv4 or IPv6 format, of the server at the secondary site.
      Note: An error message will notify you if the IP address of the local peer is invalid. The secondary IP address is hidden if the connection type is TCP.
      Note: The secondary IP will be hidden if the connection Type is TCP.
    • Port—Enter the port number (integer, for example 6000).
    • Description—(Optional) Enter a description of the Endpoint.
  5. Click Save.
The Endpoint is created.