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What is the difference between Diameter as a client and Diameter as a server?

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What is the difference between Diameter as a client and Diameter as a server?
posted Jun 13, 2017 by anonymous

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As per my knowledge, Diameter is a peer to peer protocol and based on the messages it is decided which one is a client and which one is server. There is a convention if a node send request it is considered as client and the node which responds to request, is considered as server.
For example: In LTE network MME and HSS both the nodes work as Diameter nodes.
For few messages, MME is Diameter Client and for few other messages HSS is client.

answer Jun 16, 2017 by Vikram Singh
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