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Oana at 13:55, 9 September 2016

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This is the main part of the message holding the data specific to each Diameter interface.

The Diameter command is wrapped in a XML element marked by ''<operation/>'' to make it easy to find the information in the XML. The child of the ''<operation/>'' is an XML describing the Diameter command decoded/to be encoded. The tag of the child element is the name of the command.

Each message can only contain a single Diameter command message.

<m>
....
<operation>
<InsertSubscriberDataRequest appid="16777251">
<DestinationHost>mme.example.com</DestinationHost>
<DestinationRealm>example.com</DestinationRealm>
<Username>004100123456789</Username>
<SubscriptionData vendor="10415">
<MSISDN vendor="10415">40700100100</MSISDN>
</SubscriptionData>
<IDRFlags vendor="10415">eps-user-state-req,eps-loc-info-req,local-tz-req,rat-type-req</IDRFlags>
</InsertSubscriberDataRequest>
</operation>
</m>

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 * ''eeident'': End-to-End identifier. Present in messages received by an application server. When an application sends a request, the Diameter translator automatically adds it
-For S6a messages, the application ID is 16777251.
+For S6a messages, the application ID is 16777251. See [[S6a/Sad|S6a/S6d interface]].
 Non-base protocol Diameter AVPs must have '''vendor''' identifier set. For 3GPP AVPs this is 10415.

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   </m>
-* Answer (MME -> HSS):
+* Answer (MME -> HSS & Diameter -> TCP):
   <m>
     <timestamp-send>1470663005862835</timestamp-send>

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 For the XML child containing the command, the following parameters appear as attributes (bold - mandatory, italic - optional)
-** '''appid''': Numeric identifier of the interface to which this message belongs to
+* '''appid''': Numeric identifier of the interface to which this message belongs to
-** ''flags'' : Diameter flags for the message. For messages on direction TCP aplication -> Diameter translator, flags are optional in requests/answers(they will be added automatically by Diameter), but if they are added, they must be correctly correlated with the tag. An error answer must set flags to error.
+* ''flags'' : Diameter flags for the message. For messages on direction TCP aplication -> Diameter translator, flags are optional in requests/answers(they will be added automatically by Diameter), but if they are added, they must be correctly correlated with the tag. An error answer must set flags to error.
-** ''hhident'': Hop-to-hp identifier. Present in messages received by an application server. When an application sends a request, the Diameter translator automatically adds it
+* ''hhident'': Hop-to-hop identifier. Present in messages received by an application server. When an application sends a request, the Diameter translator automatically adds it
-** ''eeident''
+* ''eeident'': End-to-End identifier. Present in messages received by an application server. When an application sends a request, the Diameter translator automatically adds it
 For S6a messages, the application ID is 16777251.

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		+	==Parameters==
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		+	For the XML child containing the command, the following parameters appear as attributes (bold - mandatory, italic - optional)
		+	** '''appid''': Numeric identifier of the interface to which this message belongs to
		+	** ''flags'' : Diameter flags for the message. For messages on direction TCP aplication -> Diameter translator, flags are optional in requests/answers(they will be added automatically by Diameter), but if they are added, they must be correctly correlated with the tag. An error answer must set flags to error.
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		+	For S6a messages, the application ID is 16777251.
		+
		+	Non-base protocol Diameter AVPs must have '''vendor''' identifier set. For 3GPP AVPs this is 10415.