On Tue, Aug 13, 2019 at 04:56:32PM +0200, Tomcsányi, Domonkos wrote: I might be wrong here, but I don’t think there is a way allowed in the standards to ignore the UE’s APN.

Naturally I’d assume there is a way to hack into nextEPC to ignore the UEs APN but I’d consider this a hack, not a real solution. I think it is better to make sure UEs are provisioned correctly.

Le 13/08/2019 à 16:56, Tomcsányi, Domonkos a écrit : Hi Matthieu, I might be wrong here, but I don’t think there is a way allowed in the standards to ignore the UE’s APN. That’s why you can end up even in commercial networks without mobile data access - not knowing the correct APN will make it impossible for the network to route your traffic. Most networks when you connect using an incorrect APN tend to send a text message containing the correct one to fix the issue in the UE. Naturally I’d assume there is a way to hack into nextEPC to ignore the UEs APN but I’d consider this a hack, not a real solution. I think it is better to make sure UEs are provisioned correctly. Just my 2cents worth of opinion :) Cheers, Domi 2019. aug. 13. dátummal, 11:35 időpontban Mathieu <mathieu(a)xilan.net> írta: > Hi, > > > I'm trying to setup nextepc to provide service for multiple ISPs with the same core network. > > Is there a way to ignore the APN configured in the UE, and rather use the one configured with the webui ? > > On the same topic, is it possible to restrict a UE to the apn configured with the webui ? > > > Thanks, > > > Best regards,

Hi Mathieu, It’s an interesting for “ignoring an initial APN”. Regarding this, I have a question. There are two options to add this feature. One is per-UE, the other is HSS globally. What is better? And also, let me know how the commercial EPC configures this things. Thank you for raising this feature! 2019. 8. 14. 오후 4:56, Mathieu <mathieu(a)xilan.net> 작성: > Hi Domi, > > Thanks for your answer. > I have a commercial epc that is able to do it: I can "ignore the > initial APN", then set a default APN. This way, whatever the APN is > configured in the UE, I can decide what APN is used. I was wondering > if nextepc can do the same. > It's convenient in my case, because the end users must be able to > change their ISP without reconfiguring their UE (in some case, they > even don't have access to the UE configuration), and I dedicated one > APN per ISP. > > > > Regards, > > Mathieu > > >> Le 13/08/2019 à 16:56, Tomcsányi, Domonkos a écrit : >> Hi Matthieu, >> >> I might be wrong here, but I don’t think there is a way allowed in >> the standards to ignore the UE’s APN. That’s why you can end up >> even in commercial networks without mobile data access - not >> knowing the correct APN will make it impossible for the network to >> route your traffic. Most networks when you connect using an >> incorrect APN tend to send a text message containing the correct >> one to fix the issue in the UE. >> >> Naturally I’d assume there is a way to hack into nextEPC to ignore >> the UEs APN but I’d consider this a hack, not a real solution. I >> think it is better to make sure UEs are provisioned correctly. >> >> Just my 2cents worth of opinion :) >> >> Cheers, >> Domi >> >> 2019. aug. 13. dátummal, 11:35 időpontban Mathieu >> <mathieu(a)xilan.net> írta: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> >>> I'm trying to setup nextepc to provide service for multiple ISPs >>> with the same core network. >>> >>> Is there a way to ignore the APN configured in the UE, and rather >>> use the one configured with the webui ? >>> >>> On the same topic, is it possible to restrict a UE to the apn >>> configured with the webui ? >>> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> >>> Best regards,