ASN1C encoding/decoding can get really verbose. Furthermore, it should
only be enabled under really specific conditions, so it makes sense to
have it under its own category.
Change-Id: Ia4cbae2395532d9b5b7b9177a7d0f31bf777d751
This patch adds support to set up a CBSP link so that osmo-cbc connects
as a TCP client to the BSC, which runs as a TCP server.
Similary, support to set up a SBc-AP link so that osmo-cbc connects
as a SCTP client to the MME, which runs as SCTP server.
A new "mode (client|server|disabled)" VTY command is added to use one
mother or the other, and also to disable the link and hence the peer
until it is set again. This is useful if the peer is under manintenance
for instance.
client sockets are created automatically when the "peer" vty node is
exited if the link is not yet created, hence creating it at startup or
if moved back from "disabled" mode. If client socket dies, it will
keep attempting reconnect every 5 seconds.
Related: OS#4945
Change-Id: I3ec54b615b41b56f7a9c64298e3fcaac37f4b60e
This way it's clear and we have in one place all the related code that
neds to be run at a given time.t
Change-Id: I00fe755340664d4ca4a5cfdcae8d4cd33b2f40a1
This way we lock the type (proto) of each peer at creation time.
Otherwise, having the possibility of changing the protocol of the peer
makes all the code too complex and there's no good way to prevent the
protocol from being changed at any time creating unexpected issues.
If the user wants to change the protocol, she can do so by removing the
peer and re-adding it through the VTY with the desired protocol.
Change-Id: I47756dddd8f9b8450ba14c914614fd2391d5486e
This patch makes use of the newly introduced sbcap library, and
introduces new code (and extends existing one) to handle all the aspects
of MME peers talking SBc-AP and its underlaying SCTP connection.
This commit doesn't aim to implement all the SBc-AP features, but to
implement a minimal subset of features already available for CBSP in
osmo-cbc, in order to have similar support level for both 2G and 4G
networks.
Related: OS#4945
Change-Id: Ib278bc1d1a74459814016fef7a8fe21cc29d46c9
This example is not any better than just using '-c /dev/null'.
Add some default parameters taken from 'show running-config'.
Change-Id: I6dca38a2220c32fad96237d7522a300f12b4469e
Pau Espin
Vadim Yanitskiy
Harald Welte