Does anyone have the steps/commands to add a new handset to the HLR database?
I wanted to add in a new handset into my system but couldn't find the information short of opening access to the site.
Don Fanning wrote:
Does anyone have the steps/commands to add a new handset to the HLR database?
I wanted to add in a new handset into my system but couldn't find the information short of opening access to the site.
Insert it into the sqlite3 database. I don't believe there is a special purpose tool to do it. You can use the sqlite3 command line tool to execute SQL against the nitb database.
//Peter
You can just attempt to register which will automatically insert the suscbriber details to HLR with authorized=0 which you can enable later from Vty.
On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 9:46 PM, Don Fanning don@00100100.net wrote:
Does anyone have the steps/commands to add a new handset to the HLR database?
I wanted to add in a new handset into my system but couldn't find the information short of opening access to the site.
2012/3/1 Don Fanning don@00100100.net
Does anyone have the steps/commands to add a new handset to the HLR database?
I wanted to add in a new handset into my system but couldn't find the information short of opening access to the site.
Try to manually log on your handset to your network - first registration will fail normally. OpenBSC stores new subscribers into the database.
Then you can enable the IMSI via telnet 4242:
enable
# subscriber imsi <your imsi> extension <extension> # subscriber imsi <your imsi> authorized 1
Now you are able to register your handset to the network.
Ah... yeah, I was hoping to pre-register so I don't confused the end user having to register a couple times.
I was also told that the table is auto increment so that helps in writing a quickie cli for creating and provisioning SIM's.
Hopefully we'll be able to test the system out at HOPE in NYC. :)
Thank you all and Cheers!
On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 2:11 PM, Lennart Müller < mueller.lennart@googlemail.com> wrote:
2012/3/1 Don Fanning don@00100100.net
Does anyone have the steps/commands to add a new handset to the HLR database?
I wanted to add in a new handset into my system but couldn't find the information short of opening access to the site.
Try to manually log on your handset to your network - first registration will fail normally. OpenBSC stores new subscribers into the database.
Then you can enable the IMSI via telnet 4242:
enable
# subscriber imsi <your imsi> extension <extension> # subscriber imsi <your imsi> authorized 1
Now you are able to register your handset to the network.
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Peter Stuge