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commit 8154266457616ca59dea4990f0e29fe0ea298662
Author: Harald Welte <laforge at gnumonks.org>
Date:   Mon Nov 7 21:15:24 2016 +0100

    libosmogb: Support multiple instances also from VTY
    
    The NS code (part of libosmogb) already understands the concept of "NS
    instances", and each of those instances can be bound to different IP
    addresses with the gprs_ns_nsip_listen() call.
    
    The problem is the VTY code for NS. It is written with a single
    global ns-instance in mind. Having a second NS instance thus means that
    currently only one of the two would be configurable (or available for
    "show..." commands) from the VTY, which is of course of little
    usefulness.
    
    This patch addresses this by introducing the concept of "NS instance
    numbers" and a global array of a maximum of 256 NS instances. The VTY
    commands have been extended as needed.
    
    Change-Id: I483e9984f046e0e698c65b59034b3a6141e7ca73

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