hi Harald,
I'm running OpenBSC in BSC-only mode, where my A-interface gateway substitutes an MSC (soft switch) to BSC. On the other side, A-interface gateway has a legacy BSSAP/e1 connectivity. OpenBSC configuration file is derived from doc/examples/osmo-bsc/osmo-bsc.cfg
everything is fine with control over sccp/ip, but MGCP gateway port (2427) is not binded to a public ip.
so, my questions are - in which way media control is assumed to be performed? - how this control is reflected in osmo-bsc.cfg
in fact, I'm expecting osmo-BSC to run exactly as the BSC from ip.access, that establishes SCCP/ip link and accepts MGCP commands from a soft switch
Thank you, Dmitri
Did you run the bsc-mgcp process in addition to the osmo-bsc process? It should bind to MGCP.
Regards, harald
Dmitri Soloviev dmi3sol@gmail.com wrote:
hi Harald,
I'm running OpenBSC in BSC-only mode, where my A-interface gateway substitutes an MSC (soft switch) to BSC. On the other side, A-interface gateway has a legacy BSSAP/e1 connectivity. OpenBSC configuration file is derived from doc/examples/osmo-bsc/osmo-bsc.cfg
everything is fine with control over sccp/ip, but MGCP gateway port (2427) is not binded to a public ip.
so, my questions are
- in which way media control is assumed to be performed?
- how this control is reflected in osmo-bsc.cfg
in fact, I'm expecting osmo-BSC to run exactly as the BSC from ip.access, that establishes SCCP/ip link and accepts MGCP commands from a soft switch
Thank you, Dmitri