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* providing a RESTful JSON interface for external application logic to |
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For more information, please see <<remsim-server>>. |
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=== osmo-remsim-client |
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The `osmo-remsim-client` software is co-located next to the _user of the card_ |
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multiple phones/modems at one location, you can simply run multiple |
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instances of `osmo-remsim-client` on the same system, one for each phone/modem. |
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For more information, please see <<remsim-client>>. |
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=== osmo-remsim-bankd |
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The `osmo-remsim-bankd` software is co-located next to a bank of SIM cards. |
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* running a TCP server where TCP connections from `osmo-remsim-client` |
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instances are accepted and handled. |
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For more information, please see <<remsim-bankd>>. |
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=== RSPRO |
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RSPRO is the *R*emote *S*IM *PRO*tocol. It is a binary protocol |
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specified in ASN.1 which is spoken on any of the internal connections |
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between `osmo-remsim-client`, `osmo-remsim-bankd` and |
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`osmo-remsim-server`. |
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You can find more information about RSPRO in <<rspro>>. |
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=== RSRES |
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RSRES is the *R*emote *S*IM *RES*T protocol. It is an interface offered |
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by `osmo-remsim-server` towards external back-end application logic of |
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the operator of an osmo-remsim network. |
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You can find more information about RSRES in <<rsres>>. |
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=== Security |
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WARNING: RSPRO, RSRES and their underlying transport layer both operate in plain-text, |
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There is no authentication or encryption built into the protocol. It is |
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assumed that the protocols are only spoken over trusted, controlled IP |
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networks, such as inside a VPN or a closed / private corporate network. |
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