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Andrew Back andrew at carrierdetect.comOn 18/06/18 19:29, Andrew Back wrote: > Hi Harald, > > On 16/06/18 15:58, Harald Welte wrote: >> Hi Andrew, >> >> On Fri, Jun 15, 2018 at 05:27:12PM +0100, Andrew Back wrote: >>> I've had success with running a NITB based on the new architecture fine >>> when everything is on one host. However, I'd now like to split this >>> across multiple hosts. >> >> that should be no problem whatsoever and is actually what we had originally >> during development before trying to make it easy for people who run everything >> on one host. >> >> Also, please note that all our automatic integration / functional test suites >> run each service in a separate docker container, each on its own IP address. >> >> See e.g. http://git.osmocom.org/docker-playground/tree/ttcn3-bsc-test/osmo-bsc.cfg >> for the osmo-bsc.cfg we use in this setup. > > Many thanks, the osmo-bsc and osmo-msc configs helped and I now have > handsets registered and can send/receive SMS. However, when I make a > voice call it fails and on the osmo-mgw for osmo-msc, I see in the logs: > > Jun 18 16:28:47 cc4 osmo-mgw[507]: #033[0;m<0011> mgcp_msg.c:208 Not > able to find a free endpoint > Jun 18 16:28:47 cc4 osmo-mgw[507]: #033[0;m<0011> mgcp_msg.c:322 Unable > to find Endpoint `rtpbridge/*@mgw' > Jun 18 16:28:47 cc4 osmo-mgw[507]: #033[0;m<0011> mgcp_protocol.c:329 > CRCX 5: failed to find the endpoint > > There are two separate instances of osmo-mgw, each running on a > dedicated host, with minimal configs as per the NITB instructions, but > using standard port numbers for both since there is no conflict. Just to note that I now have voice calls working using the osmo-mgw configs that Pau previously shared via the list. Thanks for your help and to all who have contributed to the stack — it's exciting to be using the new post-NITB architecture for the first time! Regards, Andrew