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Introduction

Integration of Mesh-agent component in Turris Omnia Gateway for Sync between RDKB WEBUI and Plume NOC. Mesh-agent notifies the Plume NOC , when there is a change of SSID in RDKB WebUI and vice versa. 

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          Opensync has to be manually triggered , and respective certificate has to be copied into the image

         Execute the below script , for linking the back-haul interfaces

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root@TurrisOmnia-GW:/# sh start_plume.sh
#temporary fix
iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT

brctl addbr br-home

#ln -s /nvram/dnsmasq.leases /tmp/dnsmasq.leases

if [ ! -f /usr/plume/etc/certs/ca.pem ];
then
cp /nvram/certs/c* /usr/plume/etc/certs/
fi

killall meshAgent
cd /usr/ccsp/mesh
meshAgent &
cd /usr/plume/etc/
/usr/plume/scripts/managers.init stop
/usr/plume/scripts/managers.init start

       Copy the Certificates in /usr/plume/etc/certs/*

       NoteNote: Cert files are provided by Opensync for Licencees 

      Opensync  Opensync mangers and NOC status can verified by querying OVSDB table

              1)       root@TurrisOmnia-GW:# /usr/plume/tools/ovsh  s  Manager

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_uuid | cdff~a085 |
_version | b6e7~58ac |
connection_mode | ["set",[]] |
external_ids | ["map",[]] |
inactivity_probe | 30000 |
is_connected | true |
max_backoff | ["set",[]] |
other_config | ["map",[]] |
status | ["map",[["sec_since_connect","31"],["state","ACTIVE"]]] |
target | ssl:54.200.0.59:443 |
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                    UserName and Password are given by provided for Opensync Licencees

2)  Access RDKB-WebUI , in the browser <erouter0-ip>:8080

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Changing the SSID in Plume NOC

           Click on EDIT button and change the SSID

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        CR component name is: eRT.com.cisco.spvtg.ccsp.CR
        subsystem_prefix eRT.
        getv from/to component(eRT.com.cisco.spvtg.ccsp.wifi): Device.WiFi.SSID.1.SSID
        Execution succeed.
        Parameter 1 name: Device.WiFi.SSID.1.SSID
        type: string, value: Test-turris

Use Case 2:

Change Changing the SSID in WebUI or via dmcli

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Log on to plume NOC and verify the Changed SSID is updated from dmcli

Limitations

• RDKB WebUI  is not coming up, with recent changes in gateway image.
•  ccspwifiagent is not coming up during  bootup ( systemctl restart ccspwifiagent )

Troubleshooting

• Error Messages

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