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Troubleshooting Diameter Network Connectivity
Problem
In some circumstances, problems can arise with network connectivity to Diameter peers. The problem may originate with the peer or the peer host.
The output of the show diameter peer command indicates a peer is in the suspended, rejected, or bad-peer state.
Cause
The suspended state indicates that the peer is not responding or has some other malfunction, or the network path to the peer does not exist.
The rejected state indicates that the network connection has been rejected by the peer.
The bad-peer state indicates that the network connection has been rejected by the router on which the peer resides.
Solution
Determine how persistent the problem is by issuing the show diameter peer statistics peer-name brief command to check the connectivity statistics.
