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# This file contains the description of configuration and general information about the
# "App_test" extension.

# This extension provides a simple way to send a predefined message over the Diameter Network.
# It may be used to test the Routing or other base mechanisms from the Diameter network.

# In order to enable this extension, the main freeDiameter configuration file
# must contain the following declaration:
# LoadExtension = "extensions/app_test.fdx" : "/path/to/app_test.conf" ;
# Note that the conffile may be omitted, in which case default parameters will be assumed.
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# Configuration of the test message

# This application is defined as a Vendor-Specific application. 
# Since freeDiameter does not have a IANA-assigned Vendor ID, we let a configurable value here:
# vendor-id = 999999;

# The application id. Same remark as previously.
# appli-id = 999999;

# The command code for Test-Request and Test-Answer. The range 0xfffffe-ffffff (dec: 16777215) is reserved for experimental use.
# cmd-id = 16777214;

# The AVP id for the test.
# avp-id = 345678;

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# Configuration of the extension behavior

# The mode for the extension.
# - server: Answer incoming requests. The signal is ignored.
# - client: Send a request when the signal is received, and measure the time to receiving answer.
# - both: acts as client and server
# mode = both;

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# Client-specific configuration

# The Destination-Realm for the message
# (default is sending to same realm as local peer).
# dest-realm = "foreign.net";

# The Destination-Host for the message.
# (default is not providing this AVP).
# dest-host = "server.foreign.net";

# The User-Name for the message (may be useful for some routing tests).
# (default is not providing this AVP).
# user-name = "user@server.foreign.net";

# The signal that triggers sending the test message
# Note: Symbolic names are now recognized, you must use integers
# signal = 10;