oai-ran-du-k8s

Oai Ran Du K8S

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Ubuntu 22.04
juju deploy oai-ran-du-k8s --channel 2.2/edge
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  • bandwidth | int

    The width of radio frequencies, centered on the center frequency given in MHz. The supported bandwidth in FR1 5G is between 5 MHz to 100 MHz.

  • center-frequency | string

    Middle frequency (in MHz) of the band to use for this DU. The frequency needs to be in the 5G FR1 range, from 410 MHz to 7125 MHz.

  • cni-type | string

    Default: bridge

    Multus CNI plugin to use for the interfaces. Allowed values are bridge, macvlan.

  • f1-interface-name | string

    Default: f1

    Name of the network interface handling communication over the F1 interface.

  • f1-ip-address | string

    Default: 192.168.254.5/24

    DU F1 interface IP Address in CIDR format

  • f1-port | int

    Default: 2152

    Number of the port handling communication over the F1 interface.

  • frequency-band | int

    5G NR frequency band, without the 'N' prefix. The chosen band must be in the FR1 range and use TDD multiplexing. The supported bands are: 34, 38, 39, 40, 41, 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 53, 54, 77, 78, 79, 90, 96, 101, 102.

  • simulation-mode | boolean

    Run DU in simulation mode. In the simulation mode, the DU emulates the Radio Unit (RU) which, in real deployment, would have been a physical device connected to the DU. Simulation mode has been designed to work with the OAI RAN NR UE (a simulated 5G User Equipment).

  • sub-carrier-spacing | int

    The distance between two adjacent sub-carriers given in kHz. As FR1 5G spectrum supports 15, 30, 60 kHz sub-carrier spacing, it should be one of these values.

  • use-three-quarter-sampling | boolean

    This parameter enables three-quarter sampling on DU by adding -E flag to DU startup command. This flag might be required to split 8 sample rate to run DU connected to physical devices (such as USRP B210).