mncc-python tool for talking to MNCC interface

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Sipos Csaba sipos.csaba at kvk.uni-obuda.hu
Sun Dec 13 11:07:08 UTC 2015


Hi Harald,

Sorry, my mistake, will do that.

Regards,
Csaba

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Tárgy: Re: mncc-python tool for talking to MNCC interface

Hi Sipos,

On Sat, Dec 12, 2015 at 02:20:26PM +0100, Sipos Csaba wrote:
> GsmCallFsm(15/3802->7839/CALL_PRESENT): event: mncc_setup_req, NULL -> CALL_PRESENT
>  GsmCallFsm(16/7839->3802/CALL_PRESENT): event: mncc_setup_req, NULL -> CALL_PRESENT>>>

great, you have two call actors, and they both send their setup request.

> GsmCallFsm(15/3802->7839/CALL_PRESENT): on_receive(mncc, mncc_msg(type=0x0111, callref=15, fields=0x0020))
> [ ... ]
> GsmCallFsm(16/7839->3802/CALL_PRESENT): on_receive(mncc, mncc_msg(type=0x0111, callref=16, fields=0x0020))

Those above two lines mean msg_type=0x0111 = MNCC_REL_IND.  So OsmoNITB
is sending you a release indication for both calls.

Please use the usual way for debugging / analyzing problems (like
'logging level cc' on OsmoNITB) to see what's happening.  For some
reason the NIBT is releasing the calls.  Could be that the subscriber
extension (phone) numbers 3802 / 7839 are not existing or cannot be
reached at this point.

> The MNCC socket is connected according to the BSC, but when I gave the
> command, nothing happens on the BSC nor the BTS side.

I'm sure plenty is happening, you just need to look at the right
logging (cc and mncc subsytems).

Regards,
	Harald
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