Hello USRP-users mailing list,

We are using an X310 for OpenAirInterface (OAI). It has one RF card.
I wonder the following:


  *   With the following configuration:
     *   USRP X310, HG image, one RF card
     *   host connected to USRP through 1*10Gbps and 1*1Gbps
  *   I run OAI on the 10Gbps ethernet interface, and while it is running I 
tried to run an other instance via the 1Gbps ethernet interface. I didn't 
expect it to work, but I didn't expect neither the error message: uhd tells me 
that no USRP was found (I made sure it looks-up through the 1Gbps interface).
     *   My interpretation is that once that all of the available RF cards have 
an established link with the host, USRP closes all of the free interfaces 
(PCIe, ethernet...)
     *   Thus, if I put an other RF card, and tell the USRP to use only one 
ethernet interface per RF card, then I would be able to run one OAI instance 
through an ethernet interface + an RF card, and an other instance through the 
other ethernet interface + the other RF card. Is it correct?
     *   Now if we consider the N310, its 4 RF cards and its 2 ethernet 
interfaces: (ignoring limitation from OAI bandwidth requirements) is it 
possible to run two instances of OAI through a single ethernet interface, so 
that I could run four instance through two ethernet interfaces?
     *   If all of the above is correct, do you have any idea on how to achieve 
this?

Thank you
Regards,
Rodolphe
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