RTPengine – Installation & Configuration (Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04)

Installing RTPengine on Ubuntu releases

Using Wireshark to search a SIM

Using Wireshark to search the contents of a SIM card for a specific string.

Number Pads – Calculator or Phone?

Where’s the one on your keypad – Top left or bottom left – What are you entering the digits on? An ATM? A Number Pad? A Telephone? Why is it all different?

NBNco’s FTTN – What’s in the box?

Unwrapping NBNco’s FTTN Cabinets on nature strips across the country and taking a look at the nerdy goodness that’s inside.

Cisco ITP STP – Network Appearance

Enabling multi-instance on a M3UA peer to set a network-appearance

Huawei BTS3900 eNB Configuration

Setting up a BTS3900 for LTE from scratch using MML

BSF Addresses

How Binding Support Function addresses are found in LTE/5GC.

Will 5GC be used in Wireline Access? No. Here’s why.

WIll wireline and 5G Core converge?

Tiny Pillars in the CAN

Tiny pillars used for cross-connection

Authenticating Fixed Line Subscribers into IMS

A look at how PyHSS handles fixed line subscribers attaching to an IMS Network

IMS iFC – SPT Session Cases

Valid Session Cases for use in an IMS iFC

Using fs_cli and ESL

Using the fs_cli tool again after setting an ESL password

How much computing power is in a SIM (And is it enough to get humans to the Moon?)

The first thing people learn about SIMs or the Smart Cards that the SIM / USIM app runs on, is that “There’s a little computer in the card”. So how little is this computer, and what’s the computing power in my draw full of SIMs? So for starters the SIM manufacturers love their NDAs, so … Continue reading How much computing power is in a SIM (And is it enough to get humans to the Moon?) →