Hello guys,
If I run the latest version of openbsc and tried to register with my MS (Nokia 6310) to it, my phone finally says No Access. I see sending Channel Release several time in the debugging output. I also see increase/decrease usage several time. It has been a while not looking at the meaning of debug messages. I just use the standard config file for nanobts and changed a few parameters like unit_id, band, mcc and mnc, that's all. I noticed that I can't add an accept parameter, like before. Also in the config file I can't find anything like that, am I missing something?
kind regards,
nordin.
Hi,
If I run the latest version of openbsc and tried to register with my MS (Nokia 6310) to it, my phone finally says No Access.
Because the IMSI is probably not an authorized one.
I see sending Channel Release several time in the debugging output. I also see increase/decrease usage several time. It has been a while not looking at the meaning of debug messages.
Yes, I've seen multiple RF release too. I think there is a bug somewhere but didn't search yet.
I just use the standard config file for nanobts and changed a few parameters like unit_id, band, mcc and mnc, that's all. I noticed that I can't add an accept parameter, like before. Also in the config file I can't find anything like that, am I missing something?
The equivalent config parameter is "auth policy". The defaut nano bts config file uses "auth policy closed" so all unauthorized phones will be rejected. You need t use "auth policy accept-all" if you want to authorized everyone without any check.
Sylvain
Thank you for your response,
246tnt@gmail.com schreef:
Hi,
If I run the latest version of openbsc and tried to register with my MS (Nokia 6310) to it, my phone finally says No Access.
Because the IMSI is probably not an authorized one.
Uhhh, where can I authorize it?
I just use the standard config file for nanobts and changed a few parameters like unit_id, band, mcc and mnc, that's all. I noticed that I can't add an accept parameter, like before. Also in the config file I can't find anything like that, am I missing something?
The equivalent config parameter is "auth policy". The defaut nano bts config file uses "auth policy closed" so all unauthorized phones will be rejected. You need t use "auth policy accept-all" if you want to authorized everyone without any check.
I don't want to bother you with silly questions, but I just can't find something about policy in the config-file examples, see link. http://repo.or.cz/w/openbsc.git/blob_plain/HEAD:/openbsc/src/openbsc.cfg.nan...
Try to telnet to localhost 4242
then
enable configure terminal network auth policy accept-all
Best Regards Björn Heller
Am 09.11.2009 um 12:40 schrieb Nordin bouchtaoui@gmail.com:
Thank you for your response,
246tnt@gmail.com schreef:
Hi,
If I run the latest version of openbsc and tried to register with my MS (Nokia 6310) to it, my phone finally says No Access.
Because the IMSI is probably not an authorized one.
Uhhh, where can I authorize it?
I just use the standard config file for nanobts and changed a few parameters like unit_id, band, mcc and mnc, that's all. I noticed that I can't add an accept parameter, like before. Also in the config file I can't find anything like that, am I missing something?
The equivalent config parameter is "auth policy". The defaut nano bts config file uses "auth policy closed" so all unauthorized phones will be rejected. You need t use "auth policy accept-all" if you want to authorized everyone without any check.
I don't want to bother you with silly questions, but I just can't find something about policy in the config-file examples, see link. http://repo.or.cz/w/openbsc.git/blob_plain/HEAD:/openbsc/src/openbsc.cfg.nan...
Thanks for your responses guys,
It was my mistake I wrote "auth_policy" instead of "auth policy"
Bjoern Heller schreef:
Try to telnet to localhost 4242
then
enable configure terminal network auth policy accept-all
Best Regards Björn Heller
Am 09.11.2009 um 12:40 schrieb Nordin bouchtaoui@gmail.com:
Thank you for your response,
246tnt@gmail.com schreef:
Hi,
If I run the latest version of openbsc and tried to register with my MS (Nokia 6310) to it, my phone finally says No Access.
Because the IMSI is probably not an authorized one.
Uhhh, where can I authorize it?
I just use the standard config file for nanobts and changed a few parameters like unit_id, band, mcc and mnc, that's all. I noticed that I can't add an accept parameter, like before. Also in the config file I can't find anything like that, am I missing something?
The equivalent config parameter is "auth policy". The defaut nano bts config file uses "auth policy closed" so all unauthorized phones will be rejected. You need t use "auth policy accept-all" if you want to authorized everyone without any check.
I don't want to bother you with silly questions, but I just can't find something about policy in the config-file examples, see link. http://repo.or.cz/w/openbsc.git/blob_plain/HEAD:/openbsc/src/openbsc.cfg.nan...
Hi,
maybe your SIM is rejecting the loc update (my old D2 cards do).
Best Regards Björn Heller
Am 09.11.2009 um 11:50 schrieb Nordin bouchtaoui@gmail.com:
Hello guys,
If I run the latest version of openbsc and tried to register with my MS (Nokia 6310) to it, my phone finally says No Access. I see sending Channel Release several time in the debugging output. I also see increase/decrease usage several time. It has been a while not looking at the meaning of debug messages. I just use the standard config file for nanobts and changed a few parameters like unit_id, band, mcc and mnc, that's all. I noticed that I can't add an accept parameter, like before. Also in the config file I can't find anything like that, am I missing something?
kind regards,
nordin.
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