Support #4021
long-term end-to-end osmo-remsim test setup
Start date:
05/23/2019
Due date:
% Done:
0%
Description
let's build a setup consisting of:
- 5-slot CCID card reader
- sysmoQMOD with four Gobi2000 modems
- four random SIM cards
- APU2 with Debian9
- one instance of remsim-server from osmocom:nightly feed running on the host
- Debian 9 VM for remsim-bankd
- USB port towards card reader routed to this VM
- one instance of osmo-bankd from osmocom:nightly feed running
- Debian 9 VM for remsim-client
- USB port towards QMOD routed to this VM
- four instances of osmo-remsmim from osmocom:nightly feed running
The host machine should run tc netem to simulate a non-zero latency, such as 200ms between client/server/bankd
All software should automatically start up after boot.
History
#1 Updated by roh about 1 month ago
- assembled hardware
- configured host system for libvirt, remsim-server, sshd
- moved to osmocom-network segment (vlan25)
- added cardreader
#2 Updated by roh about 1 month ago
done:
- 2x kvm debian9 inside the debian9 on apu2 for remsimbank and remsimclient(s)
- added nightly feeds to all debian
- usb from acs reader routed into remsimbank vm
- autostart vms
- installed osmo-* daemons in respective vm
- network segment for vms: 10.9.99.0/24 - .1 server .10 client .30 simbank
- tc netem
- systemd servicefiles for all daemons
- qmod/modems
- simcards
#4 Updated by roh 27 days ago
done:
- tested usb forwarding via complete seperate usb port - no go on apu due to hw limits.
- swapped the vm for -client and host for -server due to usb/pci forwarding limitations (qmod needs to be on host)
- systemd servicefile template (copy 4 times and configure for specific modems)
