Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Tutorials/oai-osm

Timestamp:

Jun 25, 2019, 1:56:42 PM (5 years ago)

Author:

nimakris

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Tutorials/oai-osm

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 * On the OSM node, open a shell to either the grid console or the node directly, point the browser to the OSM node's address and you will receive something looking like the following:
-[[Image(osm_dashboard.png)]]
+[[Image(osm_login.png)]]
 
 Use the following credentials to login: **user: admin**, **password: admin**
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+[[Image(osm_dashboard.png)]]
 
 Now navigate to the Network Service (NS) instances and select to instantiate a new NS.
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 This service description will deploy two VNFs in the testbed: one containing the OpenAirInterface Core Network, and one containing the OpenAirInterface eNodeB.
 
+[[Image(osm_nsd_instantiation.png)]]
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 Instantiation takes some time, so when the process is completed, you cannot attach any UEs to the network. The startup scripts take care of adding all the Orbit UEs to the HSS database, configuring the PLMN to 00101, and configuring the eNodeB instance to correctly communicate with the Core Network.
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+[[Image(osm_waiting.png)]]
+[[Image(osm_completed.png)]]
 
 Once the process is completed, you may attach a UE to the network. In order to attach a UE to the network, follow the instructions for the LTE UEs of Orbit, mentioned here: [https://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/Hardware/fDevices/dWide "Available Devices"], [https://www.orbit-lab.org/wiki/Software/hDrivers#NetgearAC341U "Connecting an LTE UE to the network"]. All the Orbit UEs are already registered with the HSS, so they should require no further configuration. The default APN that you should use with this network is ''oai.ipv4''.** You can use the lte-ue.ndz image for loading it on a node equipped with an LTE dongle. The image has pre-installed all the required drivers for attaching the LTE dongle on the node, and only requires from you to send the commands for attaching it to the network.
 
 If for any case, your dongles do not see the LTE network, maybe it is either stopped or it operates in a different band. Navigate to the deployed instances in order to get the IP address of each VNF. 
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+[[Image(osm_instances.png)]]
+[[Image(osm_instances_address.png)]]
 
 Now you can connect directly on the VNF and debug if needed, through the OpenVIM container.