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oai-upf-6g
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9527302f
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Nov 18, 2025
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Franck MESSAOUDI
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# OAI CN Configuration File
### This file can be used by all OAI NFs
### Some fields are specific to an NF and will be ignored by other NFs
## NOTE ON YAML ANCHORS ##
# We use YAML anchors to ease the configuration and to avoid duplicating parts of the configuration.
# This is especially true for the SNSSAIs, as we have to define them for multiple NFs.
# Please note that the use of anchors is not mandatory, and you can define the SNSSAI in each NF yourself.
# You can read more about anchors here: https://yaml.org/spec/1.2.2/#anchors-and-aliases
### The {{ env['ENV_NAME'] }} syntax lets you define these values in a docker-compose file
### If you intend to mount this file or use a bare-metal deployment, please refer to README.md
### The README.md also defines default values and allowed values for each configuration parameter
############# Common configuration
# Log level for all the NFs
log_level
:
general
:
debug
# If you enable registration, the other NFs will use the NRF discovery mechanism
register_nf
:
general
:
yes
general
:
no
http_version
:
2
############## SBI Interfaces
### Each NF takes its local SBI interfaces and remote interfaces from here, unless it gets them using NRF discovery mechanisms
nfs
:
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@@ -54,30 +48,30 @@ nfs:
interface_name
:
eth0
port
:
38412
smf
:
host
:
oai-smf
host
:
192.168.199.68
sbi
:
port
:
8080
api_version
:
v1
interface_name
:
e
th0
interface_name
:
e
no1
n4
:
interface_name
:
e
th0
interface_name
:
e
no1
port
:
8805
upf
:
host
:
oai-upf
host
:
192.168.199.67
sbi
:
port
:
8080
api_version
:
v1
interface_name
:
demo-oai
interface_name
:
eno1
n3
:
interface_name
:
demo-n3
interface_name
:
enp1s0f0np0
port
:
2152
n4
:
interface_name
:
demo-oai
interface_name
:
eno1
port
:
8805
n6
:
interface_name
:
demo-n6
interface_name
:
enp1s0f1np1
n9
:
interface_name
:
demo-n9
interface_name
:
enp1s0f0np0
port
:
2152
udm
:
host
:
oai-udm
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@@ -103,12 +97,6 @@ nfs:
port
:
8080
api_version
:
v1
interface_name
:
eth0
pcf
:
host
:
oai-pcf
sbi
:
port
:
8080
api_version
:
v1
interface_name
:
eth0
#### Common for UDR and AMF
database
:
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@@ -131,42 +119,44 @@ snssais:
-
&custom_slice
sst
:
222
sd
:
00007B
# in hex
############## NF-specific configuration
############## NF-specific configuration
amf
:
pid_directory
:
"
/var/run"
amf_name
:
"
OAI-AMF"
# This really depends on if we want to keep the "mini" version or not
support_features_options
:
enable_simple_scenario
:
no
# "no" by default with the normal deployment scenarios with AMF/SMF/UPF/AUSF/UDM/UDR/NRF.
# set it to "yes" to use with the minimalist deployment scenario (including only AMF/SMF/UPF) by using the internal AUSF/UDM implemented inside AMF.
# There's no NRF in this scenario, SMF info is taken from "nfs" section.
enable_simple_scenario
:
no
enable_nssf
:
no
enable_smf_selection
:
yes
use_external_udm
:
no
relative_capacity
:
30
statistics_timer_interval
:
20
#
in seconds
statistics_timer_interval
:
20
#in seconds
emergency_support
:
false
served_guami_list
:
-
mcc
:
208
mnc
:
95
amf_region_id
:
01
amf_set_id
:
00
1
amf_pointer
:
0
1
-
mcc
:
001
mnc
:
0
1
amf_region_id
:
01
amf_set_id
:
00
1
amf_pointer
:
0
1
amf_region_id
:
128
amf_set_id
:
1
amf_pointer
:
1
-
mcc
:
460
mnc
:
1
1
amf_region_id
:
10
amf_set_id
:
1
amf_pointer
:
1
plmn_support_list
:
-
mcc
:
208
mnc
:
95
tac
:
0xa000
nssai
:
-
*embb_slice1
-
*embb_slice2
-
*custom_slice
-
sst
:
1
-
sst
:
1
sd
:
000001
-
sst
:
222
sd
:
00007B
supported_integrity_algorithms
:
-
"
NIA1"
-
"
NIA0"
-
"
NIA1"
-
"
NIA2"
supported_encryption_algorithms
:
-
"
NEA0"
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@@ -176,14 +166,14 @@ amf:
smf
:
ue_mtu
:
1500
support_features
:
use_local_subscription_info
:
no
# Use infos from local_subscription_info or from UDM
use_local_pcc_rules
:
no
# Use infos from local_pcc_rules or from PCF
use_local_subscription_info
:
yes
# Use infos from local_subscription_info or from UDM
use_local_pcc_rules
:
yes
# Use infos from local_pcc_rules or from PCF
# we resolve from NRF, this is just to configure usage_reporting
upfs
:
-
host
:
192.168.70.129
# - host: oai-spgwu
-
host
:
oai-upf
config
:
enable_usage_reporting
:
no
enable_qers
:
no
ue_dns
:
primary_ipv4
:
"
172.21.3.100"
primary_ipv6
:
"
2001:4860:4860::8888"
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@@ -192,80 +182,40 @@ smf:
ims
:
pcscf_ipv4
:
"
127.0.0.1"
pcscf_ipv6
:
"
fe80::7915:f408:1787:db8b"
# the DNN you configure here should be configured in "dnns"
# follows the SmfInfo datatype from 3GPP TS 29.510
smf_info
:
sNssaiSmfInfoList
:
-
sNssai
:
*embb_slice1
dnnSmfInfoList
:
-
dnn
:
"
oai"
-
sNssai
:
*embb_slice2
dnnSmfInfoList
:
-
dnn
:
"
oai.ipv4"
-
sNssai
:
*custom_slice
dnnSmfInfoList
:
-
dnn
:
"
default"
# the DNN you configure here should be configured in "dnns"
local_subscription_infos
:
-
single_nssai
:
*embb_slice1
-
single_nssai
:
sst
:
1
dnn
:
"
oai"
qos_profile
:
5qi
:
9
session_ambr_ul
:
"
200Mbps"
session_ambr_dl
:
"
400Mbps"
-
single_nssai
:
*embb_slice2
-
single_nssai
:
sst
:
1
sd
:
1
dnn
:
"
oai.ipv4"
qos_profile
:
5qi
:
9
session_ambr_ul
:
"
100Mbps"
session_ambr_dl
:
"
200Mbps"
-
single_nssai
:
*custom_slice
-
single_nssai
:
sst
:
222
sd
:
123
dnn
:
"
default"
qos_profile
:
5qi
:
9
session_ambr_ul
:
"
50Mbps"
session_ambr_dl
:
"
100Mbps"
upf
:
support_features
:
enable_bpf_datapath
:
yes
# If "on": BPF is used as datapath else simpleswitch is used, DEFAULT= off
enable_qos
:
yes
# OAI UPF EBPF MAP SIZES Configuration File
# These configuration map entries define key parameters for optimizing memory allocation and tuning the UPF.
# The values set in this file directly impact the size of eBPF maps used for packet processing.
# Configuration Parameters: Each parameter in this file controls a specific aspect of UPF behavior.
# 1. Network Interface Limits
# max_upf_interfaces (Default: 3)
# Specifies the maximum number of network interfaces that UPF can manage.
# Example: Physical/virtual interfaces for GTP-U traffic.
# max_upf_redirect_interfaces (Default: 2)
# Defines the maximum number of interfaces used for traffic redirection.
# Example: Used in PDRs for forwarding packets to specific egress interfaces.
max_upf_interfaces
:
3
max_upf_redirect_interfaces
:
2
# 2. Session and Rule Limits
# max_pdu_session (Default: 10,000)
# Determines the maximum number of concurrent PDU sessions that UPF can handle.
# Affects the memory allocation for session-related eBPF maps.
# max_pdrs_per_pdu_session (Default: 8)
# Defines the maximum number of Packet Detection Rules (PDRs) that can be applied per PDU session.
# PDRs dictate how packets are processed, forwarded, or dropped.
# max_qos_flows_per_pdu_session (Default: 8)
# Sets the maximum number of QoS flows that a single PDU session can manage.
# Impacts QoS-related eBPF maps (e.g., shaping, policing).
# max_sdf_filters_per_pdu_session (Default: 8)
# Specifies the maximum number of Service Data Flow (SDF) filters per session.
# SDF filters define how traffic is classified within a QoS flow.
max_pdu_session
:
10000
max_pdrs_per_pdu_session
:
8
#max_qos_flows_per_pdu_session: 8
max_sdf_filters_per_pdu_session
:
8
# 3. ARP Table Limit
# max_arp_entries (Default: 2)
# Limits the number of ARP table entries stored in eBPF maps.
# Used for resolving MAC addresses in the UPF forwarding path.
max_arp_entries
:
2
enable_bpf_datapath
:
no
# If "on": BPF is used as datapath else simpleswitch is used, DEFAULT= off
enable_qos
:
no
# Only supported for BPF datapath. If "on" we use qdiscs to manage the QoS
qdisc_scheduler
:
"
htb"
# This value is used only in case QoS is enabled
enable_snat
:
no
# If "on": Source natting is done for UE, DEFAULT= off
remote_n6_gw
:
oai-ext-dn
smfs
:
-
host
:
oai-smf
# To be used for PFCP association in case of no-NRF
upf_info
:
sNssaiUpfInfoList
:
-
sNssai
:
*embb_slice1
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...
@@ -277,25 +227,17 @@ upf:
-
sNssai
:
*custom_slice
dnnUpfInfoList
:
-
dnn
:
"
default"
## DNN configuration
dnns
:
-
dnn
:
"
oai"
pdu_session_type
:
"
IPV4"
ipv4_subnet
:
"
12.1.1.
128/25
"
ipv4_subnet
:
"
12.1.1.
0/24
"
-
dnn
:
"
oai.ipv4"
pdu_session_type
:
"
IPV4"
ipv4_subnet
:
"
12.1.
1.64/26
"
ipv4_subnet
:
"
12.1.
2.0/24
"
-
dnn
:
"
default"
pdu_session_type
:
"
IPV4"
ipv4_subnet
:
"
12.1.
1.0/26
"
ipv4_subnet
:
"
12.1.
3.0/24
"
-
dnn
:
"
ims"
pdu_session_type
:
"
IPV4V6"
ipv4_subnet
:
"
14.1.1.2/24"
pcf
:
local_policy
:
policy_decisions_path
:
/openair-pcf/policies/policy_decisions
pcc_rules_path
:
/openair-pcf/policies/pcc_rules
traffic_rules_path
:
/openair-pcf/policies/traffic_rules
qos_data_path
:
/openair-pcf/policies/qos_data
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