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Use this object to configure options for the Service Registry component within the Service Discovery framework. Currently, the SBC uses Domain Name System (DNS) servers for Service Registry.
You can add up to eight name server instances, each with its own name server index, within the configuration of a single DNS Service Registry.
For more information on how the SBC uses a DNS-based Service Discovery framework to determine IP addresses for certain services, refer to Service Discovery for Trap Target Destinations and EMS Registration. Refer to Configuring Service Discovery for Trap Target Destinations and EMS Registration for additional configuration explanations and examples.
% set system serviceDiscovery serviceRegistry <name_of_serviceRegistry> nameserver <index_of_nameserver> hostname <fqdn> | ipAddress <ip> port <1...65535> priority <0...100> weight <0...100> transport <fallback | tcp | udp | udpEdns0> attempts <1...x> timeout <100...x> resolve recurse <false | true> roundRobin <false | true> ttl <1...x>
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The following example displays a Service Registry configuration.
% show configuration system serviceDiscovery serviceRegistry SDR_primary { nameserver 1 { ipAddress 21.22.23.24; port 22; priority 1; weight 10; } transport tcp; attempts 10; timeout 100; resolve { recurse true; roundRobin true; ttl 2; } }