Adding routing indicator management into the config file. #611
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In a nextr step, note that the nas::EncodeBCDString function needs to be modified in order to manage the following requirement stated in the TS 24.501 : If a network operator decides to assign less than 4 digits to Routing Indicator, the remaining digits shall be coded as "1111" to fill the 4 digits coding of Routing Indicator (see NOTE 2). NOTE 2: For a 3-digit Routing Indicator, e.g "567", bits 1 to 4 of octet 8 are coded as "0101", bits 5 to 8 of octet 8 are coded as "0110", bits 1 to 4 of octet 9 are coded as "0111", bits 5 to 8 of octet 9 are coded as "1111". |
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Thanks for the PR @Stg22 |
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This patch allows to provide Routing Indicator through UE config file. Indeed, RoutingIndicator will be use to select the relevant UDM (unfortunately, it is not always '0000' :o)