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IP Traffic not working, tun if established by NRUE

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Updated the configuration files. Added a sleep to
ensure that the LTE UE gets attached to the EPC
before the bearer is modified to be gNB. Updated
the ifconfig tunnel up command to be brought up
by the NR UE socket when in NSA mode. Lastly,
started the gNB PDCP layer in S1 mode.
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Melissa Elkadi
2021-07-28 15:36:11 -07:00
parent 24245d8805
commit 97a648e35f
7 changed files with 64 additions and 44 deletions
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openair3/NAS/UE/ESM/esm_ebr_context.c
+46 -29
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@@ -276,37 +276,37 @@ int esm_ebr_context_create(
ipv4_addr, ueid + 10000,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_ue" : "oip",
ueid + 1, ueid + 10000);
res = sprintf(command_line,
"ip address add %s/%d broadcast %s dev %s%d && "
"ip link set %s%d up && "
"ip rule add from %s/32 table %d && "
"ip rule add to %s/32 table %d && "
"ip route add default dev %s%d table %d",
ipv4_addr, netmask, broadcast,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_ue" : "oip", ueid + 1,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_ue" : "oip", ueid + 1,
ipv4_addr, ueid + 10000,
ipv4_addr, ueid + 10000,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_ue" : "oip",
ueid + 1, ueid + 10000);
if ( res<0 ) {
LOG_TRACE(WARNING, "ESM-PROC - Failed to system command string");
}
/* Calling system() here disrupts UE's realtime processing in some cases.
* This may be because of the call to fork(), which, for some
* unidentified reason, interacts badly with other (realtime) threads.
* background_system() is a replacement mechanism relying on a
* background process that does the system() and reports result to
* the parent process (lte-softmodem, oaisim, ...). The background
* process is created very early in the life of the parent process.
* The processes interact through standard pipes. See
* common/utils/system.c for details.
*/
if (get_softmodem_params()->nsa == 0)
{
res = sprintf(command_line,
"ip address add %s/%d broadcast %s dev %s%d && "
"ip link set %s%d up && "
"ip rule add from %s/32 table %d && "
"ip rule add to %s/32 table %d && "
"ip route add default dev %s%d table %d",
ipv4_addr, netmask, broadcast,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_ue" : "oip", ueid + 1,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_ue" : "oip", ueid + 1,
ipv4_addr, ueid + 10000,
ipv4_addr, ueid + 10000,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_ue" : "oip",
ueid + 1, ueid + 10000);
if ( res<0 ) {
LOG_TRACE(WARNING, "ESM-PROC - Failed to system command string");
}
/* Calling system() here disrupts UE's realtime processing in some cases.
* This may be because of the call to fork(), which, for some
* unidentified reason, interacts badly with other (realtime) threads.
* background_system() is a replacement mechanism relying on a
* background process that does the system() and reports result to
* the parent process (lte-softmodem, oaisim, ...). The background
* process is created very early in the life of the parent process.
* The processes interact through standard pipes. See
* common/utils/system.c for details.
*/
LOG_TRACE(INFO, "Melissa Elkadi ESM-PROC - executing %s ",
command_line);
if (background_system(command_line) != 0)
@@ -315,6 +315,23 @@ int esm_ebr_context_create(
}
}
else if (get_softmodem_params()->nsa) {
res = sprintf(command_line,
"ip address add %s/%d broadcast %s dev %s%d && "
"ip link set %s%d up && "
"ip rule add from %s/32 table %d && "
"ip rule add to %s/32 table %d && "
"ip route add default dev %s%d table %d",
ipv4_addr, netmask, broadcast,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_nru" : "oip", ueid + 1,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_nru" : "oip", ueid + 1,
ipv4_addr, ueid + 10000,
ipv4_addr, ueid + 10000,
UE_NAS_USE_TUN ? "oaitun_nru" : "oip",
ueid + 1, ueid + 10000);
if ( res<0 ) {
LOG_TRACE(WARNING, "ESM-PROC - Failed to system command string");
}
LOG_I(NAS, "Melissa Elkadi, sending NAS_OAI_TUN_NSA msg to LTE UE via itti\n");
MessageDef *msg_p = itti_alloc_new_message(TASK_NAS_UE, 0, NAS_OAI_TUN_NSA);
memcpy(NAS_OAI_TUN_NSA(msg_p).buffer, command_line, sizeof(NAS_OAI_TUN_NSA(msg_p).buffer));