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| Diameter Base Protocol |
Diameter is an Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA)protocol developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Diameter is used to provide AAA services for a range of access technologies.
Diameter protocol is actually split into two parts: Diameter Base Protocol (defined in RFC3588) and Diameter applications. The base protocol is needed for delivering Diameter data units, negotiating capabilities, handling errors and providing for extensibility. A Diameter application defines application-specific functions and data units. Each Diameter application is specified separately. |
| Diameter base protocl is built on top of the high performance Modular, Event Based & Asynchronous application development framework called AMPS (Asynchronous Middleware for Protocol Servers). |
| Features |
- Support RFC 3588 based message parsiong and validation
- Peer State Machine Implemenation
- TCP Transport, SCTP will be added soon.
- 3GPP/IMS Ro, Rf, Cx, Sh APIs
- Support for failover/failback
- High Performance and Scalability due to asynchronous development (AMPS)
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