Not able to see wlan 0 and 1 after adding BASH ID
Sivanesh1992 opened this issue · 3 comments
Hello,
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It is important to use the recommend environment .
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wlan0 and wlan1, after adding bash pid, only will visible in namespace. Therefore, fist you need to enter in namespace or exec the command in namespace.
Regards,
Mario
HI Mario,
Thankyou for response .
- I am using below environment
Minimum Hardware:
CPU: Intel i5 processor.
OS: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
RAM: 16GB.
Hard drive: 526GB.
NIC: 10Gbps nl80211 compatible wireless device, which supports the AP operating mode.
2.i execute below command to create a name space.
sudo ip netns add APns
sudo ip netns add UEns
sudo ip netns add UPFns
then i added a bash pid.
please correct me if i missed anything
kindly find my pc configuration.
hi mario,
I am following below document
https://github.com/LABORA-INF-UFG/paper-MACAK-2022/wiki/Setting-up-experimental-environment
I run all command given by the document but i am getting below attached error while executing below command
sivanesh@sivanesh:my5G-core$ sudo ip netns exec UEns dhclient wlan1
Failed to set LLMNR configuration: Link 7 not known
Failed to set MulticastDNS configuration: Link 7 not known
Failed to set domain configuration: Link 7 not known
Failed to set DNS configuration: Link 7 not known
i need to fix this issue or shall i skip this step