When all Permutations are Combinatorial Similarities

Let $(X, d)$ be a semimetric space. A permutation $\Phi$ of the set $X$ is a combinatorial self similarity of $(X, d)$ if there is a bijective function $f \colon d(X^2) \to d(X^2)$ such that $$d(x, y) = f(d(\Phi(x), \Phi(y)))$$ for all $x$, $y \in X$. We describe the set of all semimetrics $\rho$ on an arbitrary nonempty set $Y$ for which every permutation of $Y$ is a combinatorial self similarity of $(Y, \rho)$.