Resource - AVPRoutingRecord

About this Resource

Defines an AVPRoutingRecord managed object.

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Resource Schema

Configuration

Parameter Name Required Create Read-Only Data Type Description
RecordType Yes Yes Yes AVPRecordType Record Type (DEFAULT/NO AVP/VALUE/VALUE STRING/VALUE INT/VALUE HEX STRING/VALUE ADN/VALUE REALM) A single non-deleteable NO AVP record handles routing if the AVP is not found in the message. A single non-deleteable DEFAULT record handles routing if the AVP is found in the message but no VALUE match is found. A VALUE record handles routing if the AVP Value attribute matches the corresponding AVP from the message based on the appropriate format (STRING, HEX STRING, INT, ADN, REALM). A VALUE STRING record must have an AVP Value in the form of a printable ASCII string. A VALUE HEX STRING record must have an AVP Value in the form of space separated hexadecimal pairs. A VALUE INT record must have an AVP Value that represents a decimal encoded integer. A VALUE ADN record must have an AVP Value that represents an existing ADN Name that is different from the default name (AVP Node Diameter ID attribute). A VALUE REALM record must have an AVP Value that represents an existing Realm Alias. Default value: VALUE. TL1Name: RECORDTYPE
AVPValue Yes Yes Yes string Associated AVP value for the table associated AVP Alias. Valid values: based on the associated AVP Alias AVP Definition AVP Type attribute. TL1Name: AVPVALUE
ModificationTableName No Yes No string Associated optional Modification Table to be applied to the message. Valid values: empty string and existing Modification Table name. Default value: empty string. TL1Name: MODTBLNAME
NextTableName No Yes No string Next routing table, result table, default routing, or error handling to route the message. Depending on the required routing decision, set to: 1) The name of the next routing table to continue routing. 2) The name of the result table to send the message. 3) dsc_default to apply default routing. 4) dsc_error to return Result-Code 3002, UNABLE_TO_DELIVER. 5) dsc_error<error code> to return Result-Code of <error code>. 6) dsc_error<vendor id>_<error code> to return Experimental-Result with Vendor-Id of <vendor id> and Experimental-Result-Code of <error code>. 7) dsc_discard to drop the request. Optional text may be added after a variant of dsc_error, separated by a space, to indicated a desired Error-Message. The next table cannot be a modification table. TL1Name: NEXTTBLNAME

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