Hi Harald,
On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 07:46:10AM +0100, Harald Welte wrote:
Hi Pablo,
I am currently experimenting with porting osmo-bts over to libosmo-abis
for the OML/RSL links. However, it seems that libosmo-abis might not be
as complete as I was assuming. Maybe you have some ideas how to address
the issue.
As you probably know, upon start of the BTS only the OML link is
established to the BSC. It is then via OML that the BSC instructs the
BTS to establish a RSL link to a specified address. In the case of
current OpenBSC, those IP addressee for OML and RSL are identical, but
we cannot make that an assumption.
Furthermore, in the case of a multi-TRX BTS, there will be one OML
connection but multiplt RSL connections (one for each TRX). Those RSL
connections will originate from different BTS hardware units.
So far I've been using e1inp_ipa_bts_test.c as a template for the BTS
side, but it seems that it
* establishes OML and RSL at the same time, without waiting for the OML
command to establish the RSL link
Just sent you a patch for this. What I'm proposing is that you call
e1inp_line_update twice, once to get the OML link up and another to
get the RSL link up. So you control when the RSL becomes up.
The patch has been tested with the example templates.
* uses the same destination IP for OML and RSL without
option for
configuring this.
Hm, let me check this, will try to get back to you with anything asap.
Do you have any ideas how to best implement this?
There is of course
the option to bypass the entire e1inp_line / e1inp_sign_link abstraction
and to use the ipa.c code directly (ipa_client_conn_create() and
friends). But then I get only the multiplex without the andling of the
ID_GET/ID_RESP/ID_ACK contained in ipaccess.c.
Oh, I would be happy if you use that abstraction, let me try to fix
it. If I fail to provide anything that you like, you can default on
that, of course.
Regards.