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Regarding integrating an open-source 5gc with simu5g for end-to-end Handover simulations

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Hi all,

Using the nr standalone_multicell example, I get a good glance at the SA HO scenario. However, as simu5g does not implement the core modules explicitly, is it possible to integrate an open-source 5gc framework with simu5g for end-to-end handover simulations?

Any help/ suggestions would be a great help.

Moreover, (https://github.com/Unipisa/Simu5G/issues/4) -> the author suggests (However, it could also be possible to integrate other tools like OAI: for example, you could use the core network provided by OAI together with the RAN provided by Simu5G, possibly using the real-time emulation feature). Has anyone tried it out??

Sincerely,
Surabhi Karandikar

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Start with the nr standalone_multicell example and the real-time emulation feature mentioned in the issue. Review the referenced Simu5G issue and determine whether an open-source 5GC or OAI can connect to Simu5G for end-to-end handover simulations. The issue does not define an implementation scope or acceptance criteria, so the integration approach and definition of done need clarification first.

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networking
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