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| Applicable Product(s) or Functional Area | PCF |
| Applicable Platform(s) | SMI |
| Feature Default Setting | Disabled – Configuration required to enable |
| Related Documentation | Not Applicable |
| Revision Details | Release |
|---|---|
| First introduced. | 2022.02.0 |
PCF supports diameter peer load rebalancing.
This section describes how this feature works.
CLI is implemented to show the diameter peer connections and its mapping to the individual pods.
CLI is also used to initiate disconnection of a peer identified by its peer fqdn and realm details. The peer disconnect request is redirected to the respective diameter stack where the connection termination is managed in graceful manner.
To configure this feature, use the following configurations:
View the diameter peer connections per pod.
Diameter peer disconnection.
This section describes how to view the diameter peer connections per pod.
To view the diameter peer connections per pod, use the following configuration in the Policy Ops Center console:
show diameter peer-status The output of this command displays the peer hostname, peer realm, pod IP and the status.
The following is a sample output of the show diameter peer-status command.
pcf# show diameter peer-status
PEER HOSTNAME PEER REALM POD IP STATUS
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site-host-rx1 site-rx-client-cisco.com 192.168.174.137 Connected
site-host-rx2 site-rx-client-cisco.com 192.168.174.137 Connected This section describes how to disconnect the diameter peer connection.
To disconnect the diameter peer connection, use the following configuration in the Policy Ops Center console:
diameter-peer disconnect fqdn <peer-fqdn> realm <peer-realm> The following is a sample connection success output of the diameter-peer disconnect fqdn site-host-rx1 realm site-rx-client-cisco.com command.
pcf# diameter-peer disconnect fqdn site-host-rx1 realm site-rx-client-cisco.com
The following is a sample connection failure output of the diameter-peer disconnect fqdn site-host-rx1 realm site-rx-client-tmo.com command.
pcf# diameter-peer disconnect fqdn ecscf-client-s111 realm cscf.mnc010.mcc100.3gppnetwork.org
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