# -------- Local ---------

# Uncomment if the framework cannot resolv it.
Identity = "@MME_FQDN@";
Realm = "@REALM@";

# TLS configuration (see previous section)
TLS_Cred = "@FREEDIAMETER_PATH@/../etc/freeDiameter/mme.cert.pem",
           "@FREEDIAMETER_PATH@/../etc/freeDiameter/mme.key.pem";
TLS_CA   = "@FREEDIAMETER_PATH@/../etc/freeDiameter/mme.cacert.pem";

# Disable use of TCP protocol (only listen and connect in SCTP)
# Default : TCP enabled
@TRANSPORT_option@;

# This option is ignored if freeDiameter is compiled with DISABLE_SCTP option.
# Prefer TCP instead of SCTP for establishing new connections.
# This setting may be overwritten per peer in peer configuration blocs.
# Default : SCTP is attempted first.
@TRANSPORT_PREFER_TCP_option@;


No_IPv6;

# Overwrite the number of SCTP streams. This value should be kept low, 
# especially if you are using TLS over SCTP, because it consumes a lot of 
# resources in that case. See tickets 19 and 27 for some additional details on 
# this.
# Limit the number of SCTP streams
SCTP_streams = 3;


# By default, freeDiameter acts as a Diameter Relay Agent by forwarding all 
# messages it cannot handle locally. This parameter disables this behavior.
NoRelay;


TLS_old_method;


AppServThreads = 1;

# Specify the addresses on which to bind the listening server. This must be 
# specified if the framework is unable to auto-detect these addresses, or if the
# auto-detected values are incorrect. Note that the list of addresses is sent 
# in CER or CEA message, so one should pay attention to this parameter if some 
# adresses should be kept hidden. 
@ListenOn@

@DIAMETER_PORT@;
@DIAMETER_SEC_PORT@;

# -------- Extensions ---------

# Uncomment (and create rtd.conf) to specify routing table for this peer.
#LoadExtension = "rt_default.fdx" : "rtd.conf";

# Uncomment (and create acl.conf) to allow incoming connections from other peers.
#LoadExtension = "acl_wl.fdx" : "acl.conf";

# Uncomment to display periodic state information
#LoadExtension = "dbg_monitor.fdx";

# Uncomment to enable an interactive Python interpreter session.
# (see doc/dbg_interactive.py.sample for more information)
#LoadExtension = "dbg_interactive.fdx";

# Load the RFC4005 dictionary objects
#LoadExtension = "dict_nasreq.fdx";

LoadExtension = "dict_nas_mipv6.fdx";
LoadExtension = "dict_s6a.fdx";

# Load RFC4072 dictionary objects
#LoadExtension = "dict_eap.fdx";

# Load the Diameter EAP server extension (requires diameap.conf)
#LoadExtension = "app_diameap.fdx" : "diameap.conf";

# Load the Accounting Server extension (requires app_acct.conf)
#LoadExtension = "app_acct.fdx" : "app_acct.conf";

# -------- Peers ---------

# The framework will actively attempt to establish and maintain a connection
# with the peers listed here.
# For only accepting incoming connections, see the acl_wl.fx extension.

# ConnectPeer
# Declare a remote peer to which this peer must maintain a connection. 
# In addition, this allows specifying non-default parameters for this peer only
# (for example disable SCTP with this peer, or use RFC3588-flavour TLS). 
# Note that by default, if a peer is not listed as a ConnectPeer entry, an 
# incoming connection from this peer will be rejected. If you want to accept 
# incoming connections from other peers, see the acl_wl.fdx? extension which 
# allows exactly this. 
@ConnectPeer@ = "@HSS_FQDN@" { ConnectTo = "@HSS_IP@"; No_IPv6; No_TLS ; port = 3868; Realm = "@REALM@"; };