+-DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode

+-DIA-CFG-Conn [0..]

This MO represents Peer Node's configuration.

Attributes
`string[0..] nonUnique noNotification readOnly`	`connIds` This attribute is a list of those connections that are related to this Peer Node. The attribute is represented at the following format [array index:stackId#hostId#connId].
`string[0..1] noNotification readOnly`	`diaVendorId = 0` IANA assigned 'SMI Network Management Private Enterprise Code' for the vendor of the application.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_distributionScheme[0..1]`	`distributionScheme = LOADSHARED` This attribute determines selection method to choose a connection to the Peer node. If set to LOADSHARED randomly selected connection will be used for initial traffic and retransmissions (with T-bit set). If set to PRIO_BASED priority of connection is taken into account. Primary connection (if available) will be used for initial traffic. Secondary connection (if available) will be used for retransmission (with T-bit set). In case of several retransmissions secondary and primary connection (or secondary and primary groups of connections) are used in round-robin manner. Valid values: ^(LOADSHARED\|PRIO_BASED)$
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_dscp[0..1]`	`dscp = 64` Defines Diffserv Code Point (DSCP) value for all the connections with the neighbour node. Deprecated: Replaced by dscpReference attribute
`string[0..1]`	`dscpReference = Signaling` Defines DiffServ Category for all connections to a certain remote peer node. Value is used if this option is not explicitly set to a particular connection associated with this remote peer.
`boolean[0..1]`	`enabled = true` Defines if this nodeId can have connections with other Nodes. This boolean flag is set to TRUE when the Diameter Node accepts connection requests from this Peer Node or when the Diameter Node sets up connections toward this Peer Node (depending on the value set in initiateConnection). If no connection is set up or no connection request is accepted, the flag is set to FALSE. The flag is also set to FALSE if all connections for this Peer Node are disconnected.
`string[0..1] noNotification readOnly`	`firmwareRevision` This attribute is the revision of the Diameter product running on this node.
`boolean[0..1]`	`initiateConnection = false` This flag is set to "true" when the Diameter Node initiates a connection with this Peer Node. If the Diameter Node is waiting for connect requests from this Peer Node, the flag is set to "false".
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_ipAddressesList[0..] nonUnique`	`ipAddressesList` This attribute is a list of IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses (string). This list makes the Peer node accessible when using the TCP transport protocol. This list is checked to find out if any of the IP addresses in the list are repeated, and if so, an error is issued, and the operation does not take place. It is possible to configure IPv6 addresses, even if IPv6 support is deactivated. Full validation is performed for Ipv6 addresses as well, and an error is issued, in case of invalid configuration. The attribute is represented at the following format [array index:ipAddress], where array index (Type: uint) ipAddress (Type: string)
`boolean[0..1] noNotification readOnly`	`isDynamic` This flag indicates if a Peer Node has been dynamically created. Dynamic creation took place upon reception of a Capabilities-Exchange-Request (CER) from that Peer Node.
`boolean[0..1]`	`isIPv6Supported = true` This flag indicates if a Peer Node supports IPv6 addresses. If the Peer Node doesn't support IPv6 addresses, only IPv4 addresses will be sent to the Peer Node in CER/CEA messages.
`string key mandatory noNotification restricted`	`nodeId` This attribute is the identifier of the node. It is composed of hostId and stackId. The hostId is a string that identifies the DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode object and its length is limited by 800 characters. The stackId identifies Own Node for which the Peer Node is defined.
`string[0..1]`	`portNr = 3868` This attribute is the remote port number used for communication with the Diameter Peer node. The assigned port number is 3868, as specified in RFC 3588.
`string[0..1] noNotification readOnly`	`productName` This attribute is the name of the Diameter product running on this node.
`string[0..1] noNotification readOnly`	`realm` Determines Neighbour Node realm which is used for message routing. The string in the Network Access Identifier (NAI) that immediately follows the @ character. NAI realm names are required to be unique, and are carried on the administration of the DNS name space. Diameter makes use of the realm, also referred to as domain, to determine if the messages can be satisfied locally, or if they must be proxied. The attribute realm is treated as case insensitive.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_sctpAddressesList[0..] nonUnique`	`sctpAddressesList` This attribute is a list of IPv4 and/or IPv6 addresses (string). This list makes the Peer node accessible when using the SCTP transport protocol. This list is checked to find out if any of the SCTP addresses in the list are repeated, and if so, an error is issued, and the operation does not take place. It is possible to configure IPv6 addresses, even if IPv6 support is deactivated. Full validation is performed for IPv6 addresses as well, and an error is issued, in case of invalid configuration. The attribute is represented at the following format [array index:ipAddress], where array index (Type: uint) ipAddress (Type: string)
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_sctpHandlerLogLevel[0..1]`	`sctpHandlerLogLevel = DEFAULT` Defines Log level for all SCTP connection handlers that serve connections with the neighbor node. The SS7 traces have 10 logging levels: from 0 (system is unusable) to 9 (max value of debug-level messages).
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_sctpWouldBlockBufferSize[0..1]`	`sctpWouldBlockBufferSize = 4000000` The attribute defines the size of Diameter internal buffer when the SCTP transport protocol is used. This buffer is used for storing outgoing messages in case when Common Part connection between Handler Process and SCTP Front End is "would blocked". The attribute should be set to a value that is greater than the size of one Diameter message. It is applied only at the connection startup.
`string[0..] nonUnique noNotification readOnly`	`supportedAcctAppIds` List of application codes that the stackId supports for an Accounting request.
`string[0..] nonUnique noNotification readOnly`	`supportedAuthAppIds` List of application codes that the stackId supports for an Authentication request.
`string[0..] nonUnique noNotification readOnly`	`supportedVendorsIds` List of all vendor Ids whose AVPs are supported by the Diameter Node.
`string[0..] nonUnique noNotification readOnly`	`supportedVendorSpecificApps` List of application codes that the stackId supports for Authentication and Accounting requests. This attribute is to be used when there are proprietary Diameter applications.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_tcpCongestionCeaseLevel[0..1]`	`tcpCongestionCeaseLevel = 75` This attribute defines the congestion cease threshold as a percentage of tcpCongestionRaiseLevel. When the Diameter internal send buffer fill level becomes lower than the defined cease threshold - a congestion cease indication is issued. It is run-time reconfigurable.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_tcpCongestionRaiseLevel[0..1]`	`tcpCongestionRaiseLevel = 85` This attribute defines the congestion raise threshold as a percentage of tcpSendBufferSize. When the Diameter internal send buffer fill level reaches the defined raise threshold - a congestion indication is raised. It is run-time reconfigurable.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_tcpReceiveBufferSize[0..1]`	`tcpReceiveBufferSize = 2000000` This attribute defines the size of Diameter internal buffer for incoming Diameter messages. It is used only in case when the TCP transport protocol is used. The attribute should be set to a value that is greater than the size of one Diameter message. It is applied only at the connection startup.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_tcpSendBufferSize[0..1]`	`tcpSendBufferSize = 4000000` This attribute defines the size of Diameter internal buffer for outgoing Diameter messages. It is used only in case when the TCP transport protocol is used. The attribute should be set to a value that is greater than the size of one Diameter message. It is applied only at the connection startup.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_tcpSocketReceiveBufferSize[0..1]`	`tcpSocketReceiveBufferSize = 800000` This attribute defines the size of TCP socket internal buffer for incoming Diameter messages. The attribute should be set to a value that is greater than the size of one Diameter message. It is applied only at the connection startup.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_tcpSocketSendBufferSize[0..1]`	`tcpSocketSendBufferSize = 500000` This attribute defines the size of TCP socket internal buffer for outgoing Diameter messages. The attribute should be set to a value that is greater than the size of one Diameter message. It is applied only at the connection startup
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_traceSctpHandler[0..1]`	`traceSctpHandler = DEFAULT` Defines whether SS7 traces for all SCTP connection handlers of the NodeId are enabled or disabled. Allowed values for this attribute are TRUE, FALSE or DEFAULT, that is used to let the parent MOs define the configuration.
`dia_mim_DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode_transportLayerType[0..1]`	`transportLayerType = 0` This attribute defines the transport layer to be used when setting up a connection to this node. Allowed values for this attribute: 0 = Not defined 1 = TCP 2 = SCTP 3 = First SCTP, then TCP

class DIA-CFG-NeighbourNode