# This is a sample configuration file for waaad

# This file is divided in sections.
# The [general] and [extensions] sections are mandatory.
# See bellow for more contextual information.

[general]

# The Diameter-Id of this peer.
# This must be a valid FQDN that resolves to the local host.
# Default: no default
diameter-id = "aaa.koganei.wide.ad.jp";

# The port this peer is listening on for incoming connections (TCP and SCTP).
# Default: 3868
# LocalPort = 3868;

# Directives for the addresses that the local peer will use.
# The following directives are defined:
#  'no_tcp;' : do not listen for TCP traffic, or attempt TCP connections. -- SCTP cannot be disabled.
#  'no_ip4;' : do not use local IP addresses.
#  'no_ip6;' : do not use local IPv6 addresses.
#  'primary = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx";'       : Listen TCP and SCTP connections on this address.
#  'primary = "aaaa:bbbb::dddd:eeee";'  : Listen TCP and SCTP connections on this address.
#  'secondary = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx";'     : also use this IP for SCTP multihoming, but not as TCP server.
#  'secondary = "aaaa:bbbb::dddd:eeee";': also use this IPv6 for SCTP multihoming, but not as TCP server.
#
# Note that:
#  If no_ip4 is specified, no_ip6, primary4 and secondary4 are forbidden.
#  If no_ip6 is specified, no_ip4, primary6 and secondary6 are forbidden.
#  primary* directives use more resources than secondary* (one thread per primary sockets).
#  The first "primary" directive that appears will be used as primary for SCTP and as
#  value for Host-IP-Address for CER/CEA exchanged over TCP.
#  
# The default is to use both IP and IPv6, allow TCP, and let the system select the addresses.
# In that case, the address used in CER/CEA will be the first value returned by DNS for the diameter-id resolution.

# Where the messages are sent?
# Valid values: console, syslog.
# Multiple values are allowed. Separator is ','. Example:
## Log = console, syslog;
# Default: console
# log = console;

# The Tc timer of this peer.
# This is the delay before an attempt is made to reconnect a disconnected peer.
# The value is expressed in seconds. The recommended value is 30 seconds.
# Default: 30
# tctimer = 30;

# The Tw timer of this peer.
# This is the delay before a watchdog message is sent, as described in RFC 3539.
# The value is expressed in seconds. The default value is 30 seconds. Value must
# be greater or equal to 6 seconds. See details in the RFC.
# Default: 30
# twtimer = 30;

# Disable the relaying of Diameter messages?
# For messages not handled locally, the default behavior is to forward the
# message to another peer if any is available, according to the routing 
# mechanism. 
# If this variable is set to non-0 value, then the messages are not relayed and
# the "0xffffff" application is not advertised in CER/CEA exchanges.
# Default: 0
# DisableRelay = 0;

[extensions]

# Each dynamic extension that must be loaded is specified with this syntax:
# "extname" = { filename="path/to/extfile"; conffile="path/to/conffile"; };
# Where:
#  extname  is an alias for the extension. You may provide anything here.
#  filename is the location of the dynamic library to open.
#  conffile is optional. When provided, it is passed to the extension.
#
"sample" = {
	filename="/root/sources/waaad/build/extensions/sample/.libs/sample.so";
};

"sec_nosec" = {
	filename="/root/sources/waaad/build/extensions/sec_nosec/.libs/sec_nosec.so";
	conffile="/root/sources/waaad/doc/sec_nosec.conf.sample";
};


[peers]

# This section allows to declare the other diameter peers that we must connect to.
# You have to provide the Diameter-Id (= fqdn) of these peers.
# During the Capabilities-Exchange process, if the remote peer claims a different Diameter-Id,
# the connexion will be closed.
#
# The format is:
# "peer_fqdn" = { uri="peer_uri"; };
# where:
#  peer_fqdn is the Diameter-Id of the remote peer.
#  peer_uri is optional. If provided, it must comply to this format:
#   scheme "://" node [ ":" port] [ ";transport=" transport ]
#  where:
#   scheme   : "aaa" (no security) or "aaas" (default security). Do not use "aaa" unless you have some other security mechanism deployed (IKEv2, ...). Default is "aaas".
#   node     : a name or address that resolves to the peer (dns name, alias, ip, [ipv6], ...). This string is passed to getaddrinfo. Default is to resolve the "peer_fqdn".
#   port     : an integer to specify the port to connect to. Default is the Diameter port 3868.
#   transport: either "sctp" or "tcp". Default is "sctp".
#
"peer1.localdomain" = {
	uri = "aaas://192.168.2.24";
};

"peer2.localdomain" = {
	uri = "aaas://aaa.koganei.wide.ad.jp:3869;transport=tcp";
};

"peer3.localdomain" = {};