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Cloud controller can configure Wi-Fi parameters in gateway, extender or CPE using OVSDB & Manager entities. OVSDB is a database server that executes in RDK-B CPE. Any update of parameters in this database by cloud controller is notified to OneWifi process by OVSDB manager entity over RBUS. OneWifi process validates the parameter or set of parameters and applies the configuration in WiFi driver or baseband. If successfully applied, OneWifi also notifies OVSDB manager about the successful completion so that the database tables are updated with the right state of WiFi subsystem of the CPE.
OneWiFi Interface MappingMap Table
VAP Index | Name | Comment |
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1 | private_ssid_2g | 2g user private ssid |
2 | private_ssid_5g | 5g user private ssid |
12 | mesh_backhaul_2g | Mesh backhaul on 2g |
13 | mesh_backhaul_5g | Mesh backhaul on 5g |
14 | mesh_sta_2g | Mesh station on 2g |
15 | mesh_sta_5g | Mesh station on 5g |
Need to learn how OpenSync work with OneWiFi - Communication is through DM/RBUS, not wifi hal. May need to refer Comcast device.
Need to compile OpenSync for OneWifi (some kconfig should be enabled)
Need to know how to start OpenSync through OneWiFi
Need to know OVSDB tables of OpenSync collaborate with OVSDB tables of OneWiFi(wifi.db)
Bringup OVSDB manager for synchronization
Wi-Fi interface alignment with Netgear wifi dongle and Make sure existing wifi functionality won't be disturbed.
Netgear driver support with 2.0 USB port
Conversion of Linux bridge into OVS bridge(brlan0) - OVSAgent is now part of rootfs but not operational
Update dnsmasq configuration for OpenSync backhaul AP feature (wifi2, wifi3)
Enable IP_GRE as kernel module
Home AP bringup in RPI GW
Backhaul AP bringup in RPI GW
Make sure that GRE tunnel is created for backhaul communication and it is stable (Need to be tested with Extender)
Need to make sure that onewifi existing functionality is not breaking
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