OpenAirInterface-CN: Install

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penAirInterface November 28th 2019: fix from user review

September 23rd 2019: minor fix of warnings

September 2019, large rework and update to latest eNB

June 21st 2019: replace ubuntu 17.04 by ubuntu 18.04

Sept 7th 2017: small update for more recent eNB git commit version in develop branch

Starting condition: Ubuntu 18.04 all packages upgraded, uhd last commit, OAI last commit

Modifications

Latest commits Fix a issue in mme that crash mme with some phones in the attach-request procedure If you want to fix only this issue, pick files: src/nas/emm/Attach.c src/nas/ies/SupportedCodecList.c in the hereafter tar file The issue is: mme wrong decoding of smartphone codec list Full re-test, from disk install of Ubuntu 17.04 to commercial UEs throughput measurement (Android 5 and Android 6) This document explains how to install and configure OAI EPC+eNB on one single Ubuntu 18.04 64 bits machine connected with a regular UE, routing the UE traffic to internet.

The description uses a USRP B210 board.

We also explain how to simplify, fix existing issues, to make a single computer as a full LTE network: EPC+eNB.

Known limitations fixed in the hereafter description

GTP UDP ports are in conflict for eNB and SGW Useless link between OAI and the Ubuntu/Linux hostname removed Several simplifications and precisions to make easier and reliable installations Install Ubuntu Prepare a machine: a 4 actual cores, no hyper-threading. All other configuration in OAI Wiki (C1 states, …) describes is about useless. Download Ubuntu 18.04 64 bits version iso file create a usb key to boot on it install Ubuntu: choose to install Third party SW, and to upgrade all packages while installing do: apt update; apt upgrade until the machine is up-to-date install git and configure your identification in git:

sudo apt install git 
git config --global user.name "Laurent"
git config --global user.email "laurent.thomas@open-cells.com"

Add the OAI repository as authorized remote system echo -n | openssl s_client -showcerts -connect gitlab.eurecom.fr:443 2>/dev/null | sed -ne '/-BEGIN CERTIFICATE-/,/-END CERTIFICATE-/p' | sudo tee -a /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt if you are upset with sudo password, add this line in /etc/sudoers xxxxxx ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL (xxxxxx is your login name) sudo will not ask anymore for a password Install USRP drivers We prefer to use UHD driver from source:

sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev python-mako doxygen python-docutils python-requests python3-pip cmake build-essential pip3 install mako numpy git clone git://github.com/EttusResearch/uhd.git cd uhd; mkdir host/build; cd host/build cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr .. make -j4 sudo make install sudo ldconfig sudo /usr/lib/uhd/utils/uhd_images_downloader.py Download our modifications download and extract the data:

cd ~ wget https://open-cells.com/opencells-mods-20190923.tgz tar xf opencells-mods-20190923.tgz Download and patch EPC Clone OAI EPC:

  1. maybe go back to home directory (leave openairinterface5g directory)

git clone https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/oai/openair-cn.git cd openair-cn git checkout develop We tested with commit: 724542d0b59797b010af8c5df15af7f669c1e838

The Eurecom gitlab require now a login, if you don’t have one, a copy of the git repository is in:openair-cn extract the tar with

tar xf openair-cn.tgz cd openair-cn git checkout develop This is the last commit for OAI EPC on this development tree. Active OpenAir EPC is now another project on github. We use here this legacy EPC because the installation is quite easy (the new project uses Cassandra, al LOT of virtual machines, OpenVswitch and complex dependancies).

Apply the patch:

git apply ~/opencells-mods/EPC.patch The new version of the source files are also in the tar, if you want to merge with another version of OpenAir EPC

What is in the patch file:

Add Ubuntu 18.04 for compilation and fix some bugs Remove link between Linux host name and LTE diameter protocol configuration Add usage of the input address for the SGW input socket modify the freediameter S6a interface to fix a wrong OAI parameter No kernel module patch is required: generic Ubuntu kernel 18.04 works fine with OAI separate ASN.1 compiler installation to be compatible with other OpenAir components on the same machine (ans1c version is different for eNB and gNB) Install third party SW for EPC cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts ./build_hss -i Answer yes to install: freeDiameter 1.2.0 phpmyadmin: We don’t use phpmyadmin later in this procedure to update the MySQL database We removed the installation of phpmyadmin (of course you can use it if you prefer) For ubuntu 18.04, we set back the legacy mysql security level

sudo mysql -u root << END USE mysql; UPDATE user SET plugin='mysql_native_password' WHERE User='root'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES; END

sudo systemctl restart mysql.service

sudo mysql_secure_installation The last command will ask a few questions:

password: set your password (linux is set in our default config files) VALIDATE PASSWORD PLUGIN: no Remove anonymous users: yes Disallow root login remotely: yes Remove test database and access to it: yes Reload privilege tables now: yes Install 3PP SW for mme and spgw ./build_mme -i Do you want to install freeDiameter 1.2.0: no Do you want to install asn1c rev 1516 patched? <y/N>: yes Do you want to install libgtpnl ? <y/N>: yes wireshark permissions: as you prefer

./build_spgw -i

Do you want to install libgtpnl ? <y/N>: no Compile the EPC nodes No difficulty found in this phase.

cd openair-cn; source oaienv; cd scripts ./build_hss ./build_mme ./build_spgw If you face compilation issues, the log files are in openair-cn/build/log

In there files, look for “error:” string.