Hi i have installed the openbsc in my computer and also i have an
ip.access bts but i don´t know what to do next i couldn´f find what is the
commands to detect the bts. i will appreciate your help.
have a good day, thank you
Hi, list!
I'm trying to configure OpenBSC to use two nanoBTS (DSC1800) as
neighbor cells.
What I'd like to have is, by the measurement report, to get the values
of both cells.
Can someone say me, how can I configure the two nanoBTS as neighbor?
Thanks a lot!
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Hi,
attached is a small patch to add sms delivery attempt
counting using the db_sms_inc_deliver_attempts() that
already existed. I was a bit unsure what exactly counts as a
delivery attempt judging by GSM 04.11 but it made sense to
me to count that with each CP-DATA.
Cheers
Nico
Hi all,
did anyone allready had the chance to have a look at the magicjack
femtocell ?
As far as i could see, it has limited capabilities, but at a price of
about $200-250 it is tenfold cheaper than ip.access nano-bts.
Currently they only speak of support on ms and apple.
Even if it would allow a single connection through the guard-band
channels, it would be enough for me.
hw
> did anyone allready had the chance to have a look at the magicjack
> femtocell ?
hi,
not really. the homepage www.magicjack.com shows something, but does not
say anything about GSM or femtocell. products at ebay called
"magicjack", look like a simple POTS interface for VOIP, not a BTS. but
if someone knows where to get this femtocell, it please let us know.
andreas
Hi,
I am building a GSM Test-Network at the university of Freiburg
(Germany). We have a license for some channels in the DCS1800 band.
For the network we are using nanoBTS and we would like to amplify the TX
Signal from the nanoBTS.
Does anyone know a suitable power amplifier? The output signal from the
amplifier should be 1 or 2 Watt?
Regards
Konrad
Hello Andreas,
On Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:57:56 +0200, "Andreas Schmidt-Dannert" <aschmida(a)mail.tu-berlin.de> wrote:
>
> I can only see the DNS query for the ip of the SUPL server and than some
> TCP packets going to the SUPL port (7275) and back to my mobile phone.
I could just verify my assumption: The traffic is SSL encrypted. If you
tell WireShark to decode the trace as SSL you can see that the result
will make sense. So I guess that the ULP traffic is embedded in SSL.
I found a valid ULP trace here:
http://pastebin.com/6vfri6Mt
I don't know from whom it is, it is already decoded.
Best regards,
Dieter
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Hello Andreas,
On Sun, 22 Aug 2010 21:03:46 +0200, "Andreas Schmidt-Dannert" <aschmida(a)mail.tu-berlin.de> wrote:
>
> I am playing around with RRLP and since newer versions of OpenBSC also
> support packet data I wanted to upgrade to be able to receive A-GPS
> data from the internet.
I don't know whats wrong with your configuration, I can just say that
here switching between different PCs running OpenBSC works without problems
when the correct OML IP address has been configured for the nanoBTS ("-o"
option of "ipaccess-config") and the nanoBTS was restarted.
I am interested in what you want do try with RRLP because I recently
did some more experiments with it. Especially I would like to try
"MS-assisted" position measurements next, however this method requires
the acquisition assitance data which have to be calculated first, I don't
think they can be extracted from the data of a GPS receiver. I don't know
if there is some ready and tested code for this already available which
would make it easier to get this up an running.
Best regards,
Dieter
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