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networkInterfaces:
- name: default
listen: aaa://10.36.10.77:3868
transport: sctp
diameter:
productName: "whatever"
productVersion: 1.0 # During the Capability Exchange, the product version will be conveyed. Each peer can
# specify a different product version but if none is specified, this default one will be
# used.
# vendorId: 12345
peers:
- name: local # Just a human friendly name of the peer. It is used in two main ways, one is for logging
# purposes and the other is that you can look-up peers based on these friendly names.
# Hence, the name of a peer has to be unique
nic: default # the local network interface this peer will be using. The underlying stack can
# listen to many different ip:port pairs and a peer needs to be bound to one of them.
mode: PASSIVE # an active peer will try and establish a session with the remote address.
# A passive peer will wait for the remote party to initiate the capability exchange
uri: aaa://10.36.10.77:3880
hostIpAddresses:
- 10.11.12.13 # This is the IP address(es) that will be used in the Capability Exchange handshake
# and is what this peer is reachable across. Note: no checking is done that this is
# an actual IP address you can be reached across. If you don't want to specify, then
# simply leave it black and the Ip address of the specified NIC will be used.
# Note: you typically want to change this when e.g. you have a local private IP
# but is behind a NAT. This is true for all of AWS where your EC2 instance will have
# a private IP that the stack will bind to but the public EIP is what others outside
# your VPC can reach you on and that is what you want to specify here.
- name: peer2
nic: default
mode: PASSIVE
uri: aaa://10.36.10.77:3870
hostIpAddresses:
- 10.11.12.13
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