Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of OpenBTS
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- Oct 13, 2015, 7:59:13 AM (9 years ago)
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v22 v23 1 1 = Orbit + OpenBTS = 2 All that you will need to create a tiny GSM network using Orbit Hardware is a GSM Phone, any SIM Card and the OpenBTS software. Actually you need a few more pieces of software but they are included in the steps below. The additional software is Asterisk which handles Voice over IP, you need Asterisk because OpenBTS "just" implements the GSM wireless communication between the phone and the base station, but asterisk stitches voice calls together using the TCP/IP stack. Additional software also includes SMQueue to give you Text Messaging and the NMCli.py software makes it easy to add "subscribers" to your tiny GSM network .2 All that you will need to create a tiny GSM network using Orbit Hardware is a GSM Phone, any SIM Card and the OpenBTS software. Actually you need a few more pieces of software but they are included in the steps below. The additional software is Asterisk which handles Voice over IP, you need Asterisk because OpenBTS "just" implements the GSM wireless communication between the phone and the base station, but asterisk stitches voice calls together using the TCP/IP stack. Additional software also includes SMQueue to give you Text Messaging and the NMCli.py software makes it easy to add "subscribers" to your tiny GSM network, we will also install SIPAUTHSERVE. 3 3 4 4 The following book was my guide when I was doing this install -> http://openbts.org/site/wp-content/uploads/ebook/Getting_Started_with_OpenBTS_Range_Networks.pdf … … 70 70 }}} 71 71 72 Build packages for OpenBTS with support for our SDR as well as Asterisk, SMQueue and Node Manager:72 Build packages for OpenBTS with support for our SDR as well as Asterisk, SMQueue, SIPAUTHSERVE and Node Manager: 73 73 [[br]] 74 74 (this will take about 10 minutes, grab a cup of coffee)