Do perl has module for diameter protocol?

No, perl "has" very few modules (PerlIO, Internals, ...), a bit more are shipped with the core, you could say perl "has" those as well but its stretching the term a bit :) and a lot are available on CPAN and some beyond that

There is no publically available module that implements rfc6733

diameter base protocol perl, site:search.cpan.org rfc6733, site:metacpan.org rfc6733, site:github.com perl diameter rfc6733, site:sourceforge.net perl diameter rfc6733, https://www.openhub.net/p?ref=homepage&query=perl+6733+diameter,

In reply to Re: Perl Diameter protocol rfc6733 by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl Diameter protocol by iThunder

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