ipaccess-config - Tool to configure an ip.access nanoBTS

Author

       This  manual  page was written by Ruben Undheim <ruben.undheim@gmail.com> for the Debian project (and may
       be used by others).

                                                  12 March 2025                               IPACCESS-CONFIG(1)

Description

ipaccess-config is a small command line tool to configure an ip.access nanoBTS.

       You can use this tool to perform basic operations such as setting NVRAM parameters or performing tests.

       It is part of the OpenBSC base station controller from Osmocom.

Name

ipaccess-config - Tool to configure an ip.access nanoBTS

Options

       Commands for writing to the BTS:

              -u--unit-idUNIT_ID
                     Set the Unit ID of the BTS

              -o--oml-ipIP
                     Set primary OML IP (IP of your BSC)

              -i--ip-addressIP/MASK
                     Set static IP address + netmask of BTS

              -g--ip-gatewayIP
                     Set static IP gateway of BTS

              -r--restart
                     Restart the BTS (after other operations)

              -n--nvram-flagsFLAGS/MASK
                     Set NVRAM attributes

              -S--nvattr-setFLAG
                     Set one additional NVRAM attribute

              -U--nvattr-unsetFLAG
                     Set one additional NVRAM attribute

              -l--listenTESTNR
                     Perform specified test number

              -L--ListenTEST_NAME
                     Perform specified test

              -s--stream-idID
                     Set the IPA Stream Identifier for OML

              -d--softwareFIRMWARE
                     Download firmware into BTS

       Miscellaneous commands:

              -h--help
                     this text

              -H--HELP
                     Print parameter details.

              -f--firmwareFIRMWARE
                     Provide firmware information

              -w--write-firmware
                     This will dump the firmware parts to the filesystem. Use with -f.

              -p--loop
                     Loop the tests executed with the --listen command.