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David A. Burgess dburgess at jcis.netHarald, Alexander - On Oct 11, 2009, at 2:19 AM, Harald Welte wrote: > > So if Andreas and you decide you want to hook up OpenBTS and > OpenBSC over VoIP, > please go ahead and do so. But this is unrelated to the 26C3 GSM > network and I > expect you will interfere neither with the 26C3 GSM network, nor > with the > public networks. > My personal opinion, for whatever it's worth: Based on our experience trying to coexist with Commnet Wireless at Burning Man, I would say that trying to run two experimental networks in the same place without cross-roaming will be confusing for the test users and a big mess for the operators. OpenBSC has their own agenda for the 26c3 test network, a second network would probably interfere with that agenda. I see the Congress as OpenBSC's "home turf", where they get to set the agenda. I'd very much like to cooperate somehow if there's an advantage from doing so, but I don't see 26c3 as the right opportunity. (BTW - I still don't know if I will be attending, but whether or not there's an OpenBTS network running probably doesn't alter that decision. It's great to meet in person and I miss the smell of Club Mate.) -- David David A. Burgess Kestrel Signal Processing, Inc.