The Cassandra endpoints may be configured to require authentication of incoming CQL connections.
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The Cassandra security settings are not reconfigurable, even on upgrade. Reconfiguring any of the below settings will require you to recreate the Rhino VoLTE TAS deployment. |
Authentication
You can configure Cassandra endpoints to require username and password authentication for incoming CQL connections.
To enable authentication, configure the username and password in the product-options section
for each Rhino VoLTE TAS VNFC in the SDF, as follows.
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Set the username in the
cassandra-usernamefield. -
Set the password by specifying a secret ID referring to the password in the
cassandra-password-idfield. See Secrets in the SDF for more information on configuring secrets in the SDF.
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All VNFCs within a site must be configured with the same Cassandra username and password. |
Setting the Cassandra username and password in the SDF according to the above will create a role with the specified username and password in the Cassandra endpoints running on the TSN VNFs. All VNFs in the Rhino VoLTE TAS deployment will then create CQL connections to these databases using the configured username and password.
