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Change-Id: Ibcdf14ba09ab46240cd6bccac82f7b21f99123ef
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Change-Id: Iaad3e9f5b6b1966322abb89f54611a2368400dcb
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4 EC20 modems were attached, and the issue with only 3 out of the 4
showing up was fixed a while ago.
Change-Id: I0e0876fd5581e9eb56c498078ae8cd8c68ede5b5
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Change-Id: I3967d7b4203f5361dc03074dcd82c870d60c8aac
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We currently use range around 10.42.42.1-10 for local dynamically
assigned IP addresses (osmo-msc, osmo-bsc, etc.).
The range 10.42.42.50-60 for local statically assigned IP addresses
(to run osmo-bts-trx sysmocell-5k for instance, where the other end
is cofigured with a static dst addr).
For remote addresses, we use IPs in the range 10.42.42.110-120.
Let's create a new range in 10.42.42.120-130 for remote addressess
assigned by udhcpd server.
nanobts assigned assdresses are moved to the latest group to
differentiate them easily and show that they are not IP addr used
locally.
Change-Id: I9eadb0329a670ce6c2254520d9c86bfbdc898b3a
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In the production setup, there are only 3 valid modems.
Moving the variable into the host_vars so they can have
different amount of modem between rnd & prod.
Change-Id: Ic51a14a339bb9be50504a27a724f6f428ee7304f
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Required for ip.access
Change-Id: I5ae43ebcd3c87e625110d8ff6afa0476f4b1facf
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