# Configure AAF
aaf_locate_url=https://aafist.test.att.com:8095
aaf_url=https://aafist.test.att.com:8095/locate/com.att.aaf.service:2.0

#aaf_url=https://DME2RESOLVE/service=com.att.authz.AuthorizationService/version=2.0/envContext=TEST/routeOffer=BAU_SE

#if you are running aaf service from a docker image you have to use aaf service IP and port number
aaf_id=m00468@portal.ecomp.att.com
#Encrypt the password using AAF Jar
aaf_password= enc:uI_J4jBL4YUcIZZa5uZKj3QMUC63hbS8TmDn5PSp5nO
# Sample CADI Properties, from CADI 1.4.2
hostname=ecomp.att.com
csp_domain=PROD

# Add Absolute path to Keyfile
cadi_keyfile=/opt/app/jetty/base/be/etc/keyfile


# This is required to accept Certificate Authentication from Certman certificates.
# can be TEST, IST or PROD
aaf_env=IST

# DEBUG prints off all the properties.  Use to get started.
cadi_loglevel=DEBUG


# Become CSO Poodle Compliant by only allowing sanctioned TLS versions
# The following is the default
# cadi_protocols=TLSv1.1,TLSv1.2

# Default TrustStore - REQUIRED for changing PROTOCOL Defaults for DME2
# Read https://wiki.web.att.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=574623569#URGENT:SolvingSSL2-3/TLSv1removalissues-Up-to-dateTruststore
# Add Absolute path to truststore2018.jks
cadi_truststore=/opt/app/jetty/base/be/etc/cadi_truststore.jks
# Note: This is the ONLY password that doesn't have to be encrypted. All Java's TrustStores are this passcode by default, because they are public certs
cadi_truststore_password=changeit

# how to turn on SSL Logging
#javax.net.debug=ssl

##
# Hint
# Use "maps.bing.com" to get Lat and Long for an Address
AFT_LATITUDE=32.780140
AFT_LONGITUDE=-96.800451
AFT_ENVIRONMENT=AFTUAT
AFT_DME2_CLIENT_IGNORE_SSL_CONFIG=true
DME2.DEBUG=true
AFT_DME2_HTTP_EXCHANGE_TRACE_ON=true

cadi_latitude=32.780140
cadi_longitude=-96.800451

aaf_root_ns=com.att.aaf
aaf_api_version=2.0