-d Cfg-dir | Directory that contains the copy of the
Diameter server's dictionary and vendor files in this
directory. If TLS is to be tested, the specified directory
must also contain the following files in a security subdirectory: These
TLS configuration files are described in the file: /etc/opt/aaa/diameter/security/cipher_suite_order.txt |
-dl Log-dir | Log directory that the diamTestClient utility can write out to. The diamTestClient will record log messages in the specified directory in
the file: /var/opt/aaa/diameter/logs/diameter.log. |
-mfqdn My-fqdn | Fully qualified domain name for the diamTestClient. Defaults to the host name of the current host. |
-mrealm My-realm | Realm name for the diamTestClient. Defaults to realm portion of My-fqdn. |
-mport My-port | TCP port that the diamTestClient will use to listen for incoming connections. Defaults
to 1812. The TCP port is also used to uniquely identify a diamTestClient client when multiple diamTestClient clients are running on the same hosts, so its value is
important even when the diamTestClient is not listening for incoming connections. |
-o Filename | Directs output to the specified file.
This option can be useful if you are running the utility in the
background (with the UNIX & switch). |
-sfqdn Server-fqdn | Fully qualified domain name for the Mobile
AAA server that the diamTestClient will send messages to. |
-sidport Server-ID-port | TCP port contained in the Diameter Identity
of the Mobile AAA Server. For our Mobile AAA Server, this will be
the server's non-TLS TCP port. Defaults to 1812. |
-sconnport Server-conn-port | TCP port that the Mobile AAA server will
listen to for incoming TLS connections. Defaults to 1812. |
-listen | Using this option causes the diamTestClient to listen for incoming connections instead of attempting
to initiate a connection to the Mobile AAA Server. |
-tls | Using this option causes the diamTestClient to use TLS on the TCP connection to the Mobile AAA server.
When using this option with an anonymous cipher suite, diamTestClient uses the string “secret” as the shared
secret. |
-log Level | Sets the log level. This affects the
types of messages that appear in the diameter.log file. Messages
are classified as being one of the following: Alert (A), Critical
(C), Error (E), Warning (W), Notice (N), Info (I), Debug (D). Level may be set to a value between 1 and 7 (default
is 6). The following list shows what types of messages are logged
for each log level: 5 - (A), (C), (E), (W), (N) 6 - (A), (C), (E), (W), (N),
(I) 7 - (A), (C), (E), (W), (N),
(I), (D)
|
-testcem | This option is used to test the Diameter
Capabilities Exchange message. Capabilities Exchange negotiation
occurs when the diamTestClient connection to the Mobile AAA Server is being brought
up. The diamTestClient will by default advertise support for Mobile IP authentication
and accounting. When the -testcem option is specified, this default
behavior is disabled and a Capabilities Exchange Request message
must be specified in the diamTestClient script file.Specifying this option will also disable
the diamTestClient watchdog timer, which allows testig of some Mobile AAA
Server watchdog logic. |
-f Script-file | This option is used to specify a diamTestClient script file. diamTestClient script files contain commands that allow the diamTestClient to construct and send Diameter messages. |
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