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issues about csfb
by Masumeh Sadat Tohidi 16 Dec '24

16 Dec '24

Hello. I have tested CSFB on several phones in different situations. Calls from 4G to 2G are always established, but calls from 2G to 4G and from 4G to 4G are not always successful (sometimes they connect, and sometimes they do not). For this test, the phone's location relative to my USRP antennas is fixed. It is noteworthy that I have set the 4G neighbor in Osmo-BSC, as well as the 2G ARFCN information in SIB7. I attched log file and pcap of osmo system. osmo system ip:192.168.75.192 srsran_4G ip:192.168.75.185 open5gs ip:192.168.75.181 I would be very grateful if anyone with experience in this field could help me.

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ip config for osmobts and osmo trx
by Masumeh Sadat Tohidi 24 Nov '24

24 Nov '24

I have installed osmo-bts-trx and osmo-trx-uhd on one machine (IP: 192.168.75.174), and on another machine, I installed osmo-bsc, osmo-msc, and osmo-hlr (IP: 192.168.75.185). How should I set the IP addresses in their configuration files? in osmo-bts-trx: osmotrx ip local ? osmotrx ip remote ? oml remote-ip ? in osmo-trx-uhd bind-ip ? remote-ip ? Also in bsc what config should be change?

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connect osmo-BTS-trx to any other commercial Network
by Masumeh Sadat Tohidi 24 Nov '24

24 Nov '24

Hi. Is It possible to connect osmo-BTS-trx to any other commercial BSC or MSC?

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error on sgs connection
by Masumeh Sadat Tohidi 21 Nov '24

21 Nov '24

Hello. I have installed open5gs v2.6.6 on ubuntu 22.04 (192.168.75.181) with kamailio and volte config as in https://open5gs.org/open5gs/docs/tutorial/02-VoLTE-setup/. It work well. I have installed osmo on 192.168.75.185 and also it work well and call establised. but when I add sgs config in mme, It show this info: [mme] INFO: sgsap client() [192.168.75.185]:29118 (../src/mme/sgsap-sctp.c:55) [mme] INFO: VLR-SGs[192.168.75.185] connection refused!!! (../src/mme/mme-sm.c:717) In osmo-msc.cfg i add: sgs local-port 29118 local-ip 192.168.75.185 vlr-name vlr.msc001.mnc001.mcc001.3gppnetwork.org end and in mme.yaml: sgsap: addr: 192.168.75.185 map: tai: plmn_id: mcc: 001 mnc: 01 tac: 1 lai: plmn_id: mcc: 001 mnc: 01 lac: 1 @ mme.txt <https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17811895/mme.txt> This is the log when run osmomsc smo-msc -c /etc/osmocom/osmo-msc.cfg DMNCC NOTICE MNCC socket at /tmp/msc_mncc (mncc_sock.c:300) DLGLOBAL NOTICE Available via telnet 127.0.0.1 4254 (telnet_interface.c:88) DSMPP NOTICE SMPP at 0.0.0.0 2775 (smpp_smsc.c:989) DLCTRL NOTICE CTRL at 127.0.0.1 4255 (control_if.c:1024) DLGSUP NOTICE GSUP connecting to 127.0.0.1:4222 (gsup_client.c:74) DDB NOTICE Init database connection to 'sms.db' using SQLite3 lib version 3.37.2 (db.c:521) DLMGCP NOTICE MGW(mgw) MGCP client: using endpoint domain '@mgw <https://github.com/mgw>' (mgcp_client.c:932) DMSC NOTICE MGW pool with 1 pool members configured, (ignoring MGW configuration in VTY node 'msc'). (msc_main.c:596) DLSCCP NOTICE OsmoMSC-A-Iu: Using SS7 instance 0, pc:0.23.1 (sccp_user.c:566) DLSCCP NOTICE OsmoMSC-A-Iu: Creating AS instance (sccp_user.c:573) DLSCCP NOTICE OsmoMSC-A-Iu: Using AS instance as-clnt-OsmoMSC-A-Iu (sccp_user.c:584) DLSCCP NOTICE OsmoMSC-A-Iu: Creating default route (sccp_user.c:590) DLSCCP NOTICE OsmoMSC-A-Iu: No unassociated ASP for m3ua, creating new ASP asp-clnt-OsmoMSC-A-Iu (sccp_user.c:629) DLGLOBAL ERROR Trying to dispatch event 17 to non-existent FSM instance! (osmo_ss7_as.c:118) DLGLOBAL ERROR backtrace() returned 9 addresses (backtrace.c:42) DLGLOBAL ERROR /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libosmocore.so.22(_osmo_fsm_inst_dispatch+0x486) [0x7f4b057e68d6] (backtrace.c:53) DLGLOBAL ERROR /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libosmo-sigtran.so.10(osmo_ss7_as_add_asp+0x15b) [0x7f4b055596ab] (backtrace.c:53) DLGLOBAL ERROR /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libosmo-sigtran.so.10(osmo_sccp_simple_client_on_ss7_id+0x97b) [0x7f4b0557381b] (backtrace.c:53) DLGLOBAL ERROR osmo-msc(+0x185ca) [0x55b74b7575ca] (backtrace.c:53) DLGLOBAL ERROR osmo-msc(+0x1780a) [0x55b74b75680a] (backtrace.c:53) DLGLOBAL ERROR /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(+0x29d90) [0x7f4b05167d90] (backtrace.c:53) DLGLOBAL ERROR /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0x80) [0x7f4b05167e40] (backtrace.c:53) DLGLOBAL ERROR osmo-msc(+0x181c5) [0x55b74b7571c5] (backtrace.c:53) DLSCCP NOTICE OsmoMSC-A-Iu: Using ASP instance asp-clnt-OsmoMSC-A-Iu (sccp_user.c:699) DLSS7 NOTICE 0: Creating SCCP instance (osmo_ss7.c:408) DSGS NOTICE SGs socket bound to r=NULL<->l=192.168.75.185:29118 (sgs_server.c:186) DMSC NOTICE A-interface: SCCP user OsmoMSC-A:RI=SSN_PC,PC=(no PC),SSN=BSSAP, cs7-instance 0 ((null)) (msc_main.c:806) DMSC NOTICE Iu-interface: SCCP user OsmoMSC-IuCS:RI=SSN_PC,PC=(no PC),SSN=RANAP, cs7-instance 0 ((null)) (msc_main.c:826) DLINP NOTICE 127.0.0.1:4222 connection done (ipa.c:143) DLINP NOTICE received ID_GET for unit ID 0/0/0 (ipaccess.c:897) DLM3UA NOTICE 0: asp-asp-clnt-OsmoMSC-A-Iu: Received NOTIFY Type State Change:AS Inactive () (m3ua.c:622) DLSS7 NOTICE xua_default_lm(asp-clnt-OsmoMSC-A-Iu)[0x55b74ca95a20]{ACTIVE}: Ignoring primitive M-ASP_ACTIVE.confirm (xua_default_lm_fsm.c:400) DLM3UA NOTICE 0: asp-asp-clnt-OsmoMSC-A-Iu: Received NOTIFY Type State Change:AS Active () (m3ua.c:622) DSGS NOTICE r=192.168.75.181:51999<->l=192.168.75.185:29118: Connection lost (sgs_server.c:101) DSGS NOTICE r=192.168.75.181:37170<->l=192.168.75.185:29118: Connection lost (sgs_server.c:101) DSGS NOTICE r=192.168.75.181:42624<->l=192.168.75.185:29118: Connection lost (sgs_server.c:101) DSGS NOTICE r=192.168.75.181:40043<->l=192.168.75.185:29118: Connection lost (sgs_server.c:101) DSGS NOTICE r=192.168.75.181:51479<->l=192.168.75.185:29118: Connection lost (sgs_server.c:101)

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eSIM for private networks
by Sipos Csaba 13 Nov '24

13 Nov '24

Dear Harald, I watched your excellent presentation on eSIMs and I have two questions just to make sure I understand the situation correctly. 1. Both the eSIM profile and the SM-DP+ server's certificate has to be signed by the GSMA in order to be able to provide eSIM services to commercial handsets? 2. If the above is the case, that means we effectively lost control of the SIM infra, as we always have to rely on 3rd party SM-DP+ and eSIM profile providers who can provide the necessary signing for both the eSIM profiles and the SM-DP+ server certs signed by GSMA? Based on what you implied during the OsmoDevCall call about getting certified, I am under the impression that Sysmocom will not be able to provide nor eSIM profiles nor SM-DP+ services that can be used for commercial handsets? If this is the case, can you kindly redirect me to a vendor/provider who you have good experience with in this regard? Much appreciate your help! Regards, Csaba

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connect osmo-BTS-trx to any other commercial Network
by Masumeh Sadat Tohidi 12 Nov '24

12 Nov '24

Hi. Is It possible to connect osmo-BTS-trx to any other commercial BSC and MSC?

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12 Nov '24

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BladeRF or LimeSDR for running osmo-bts-trx
by Mychaela Falconia 29 Oct '24

29 Oct '24

Hello Osmocom community, (Cc'ing Eric per instructions from Harald) I am looking to acquire an SDR device for the purpose of running osmo-bts-trx. My initial goal is to get to the bottom of some mysteries observed in OS#6579; because it is CSD, getting a non-virtual test setup requires an SDR-based BTS rather than the otherwise wonderful sysmoBTS. And of course there will likely be other fixes and improvements that can be made in osmo-bts-trx. :) Harald recommended that I get a BladeRF 2.0 xA4 for this purpose, plus a Leo Bodnar GPSDO. However, before I commit to buying that hw with an aggregate cost of around $800, I wanted to get some community input to make sure it is the right choice for the job at hand. (There is also the possibility that Sysmocom will sponsor this hw for me, which is wonderful - but still, I don't want to waste money even if it's someone else's!) Harald told me that Eric has worked on BladeRF, and instructed me to ask both Eric and the wider community. My basic question is: how stable and reliable is this BladeRF 2.0 in the BTS application? I presume I will need to run osmo-trx-bladerf, but I find it alarming that there is absolutely no documentation for this variant: the wiki and the user manual cover osmo-trx-uhd and osmo-trx-lms, but not one mention of BladeRF. It is my understanding that BladeRF always runs on 38.4 MHz clock; if the external clock frequency is some other, the PLL inside BladeRF will discipline the local 38.4 MHz VCXO to "follow" the external reference, but the SDR will still run at 38.4 MHz. Thus I see no way to avoid fractional resampling, i.e., configuring the external GPSDO to put out 26 MHz or 52 MHz won't do anything to eliminate that fractional resampling need. Hence the question: does this fractional resampling constitute a real problem, or is it a sufficiently minor defect such that one can live with it in a lab environment? Will there be any gotchas to be aware of, such as MS struggling to connect to the test network? Finally, how does this BladeRF compare to various LimeSDR options? It seems like LimeSDR has always been the popular choice in the "cheap" department, whereas for BladeRF I see not one mention anywhere as I already noted. How do these two options compare? I recall hearing that while LimeSDR was once very popular, people were also having problems with it. Is BladeRF now better in terms of stability, or not really? And if BladeRF really is a better choice than LimeSDR for the purpose of running an SDR BTS on something cheaper than Ettus hw, then how did we get into the peculiar situation of having documentation that covers LimeSDR but not BladeRF? Please help this SDR-ignorant gal figure out which hardware I should buy. Whether I cover the cost on my own or take up Harald's offer of cost reimbursement, either way I need to be sure I buy the right thing... Oh, one more detail: whichever USB-interfaced SDR I get, I plan on using a Raspberry Pi 5 to drive it, running stock Raspbian. Does anyone have any experience with using RPi devices to drive SDRs for use as BTS? Is RPi5 powerful enough to run all of the computationally demanding parts, including that fractional resampling? Is stock Raspbian good enough in terms of sw dependencies? TIA, Mychaela

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