NAME¶

SYNOPSIS¶

osmo-bsc [options]

DESCRIPTION¶

You might rather prefer to use osmocom-nitb which is considered a "GSM Network-in-a-Box" and does not depend on a MSC.

Typically you start osmo-bsc with the -c option specifying where to find the configuration file. There are example configuration files in:

   /usr/share/doc/osmo-bsc/examples/osmo-bsc

OPTIONS¶

-h,--help

this text

-D,--daemonize

Fork the process into a background daemon

-d option,--debug=DRLL:DCC:DMM:DRR:DRSL:DNM

enable debugging

-s,--disable-color

-T,--timestamp

Print a timestamp in the debug output.

-c,--config-file <filename>

The config file to use.

-l,--local=IP

The local address of the MGCP.

-e,--log-level <number>

Set a global loglevel.

-r,--rf-ctl <NAME>

A unix domain socket to listen for cmds.

-t,--testmode

A special mode to provoke failures at the MSC.

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