Configuring the SIC Diameter Server Identity (SRC CLI)

Configuring the SIC Diameter server identity includes specifying the origin-host, origin-realm, the port the server receives Diameter messages on, and protocol. The SIC Diameter server communicates with the SRC Diameter server. The origin-host and origin-realm identify the SIC Diameter server. This identity is sent in all Diameter requests originating on this server.

The default identity of the SIC Diameter server is set to origin-host=“your-host” and the origin-realm=“your-realm.net.” You must reconfigure these settings for your network environment.

To configure the SRC Diameter server and the Diameter application, see Configuring the Diameter Application (SRC CLI) and Configuring Diameter Peers (SRC CLI).

Use the following statements to configure the SIC Diameter server identity:

shared sic group identifier server identifier diameter identity {origin-host origin-host;origin-realm origin-realm;}

shared sic group identifier server identifier diameter transport id {protocol (tcp | sctp);port port;}

To configure the SIC Diameter server identity:

From configuration mode, access the statement that configures the SIC Diameter server. For example, to configure the SIC Diameter server in an SIC group called g1 that includes an SIC server called svr1:
[edit]user@host# shared sic group g1 server svr1 diameter identity
Specify the origin-host name of the SIC Diameter server. For example, to specify the origin-host as sic-diam-svr1:
[edit shared sic group g1 server svr1 diameter identity]user@host# set origin-host sic-diam-svr1
Specify the origin-realm name of the SIC Diameter server. For example, to specify the origin-realm as abc.com:
[edit shared sic group g1 server svr1 diameter identity]user@host# set origin-realm abc.com
Verify your configuration.
[edit shared sic group g1 server svr1 diameter identity]user@host# show
```
user@host# show
origin-host diam-svr1;
origin-realm abc.com;
```

Configuring the SIC Diameter Server Identity (SRC CLI)

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