Rapid5GS is a one-command solution that automates the process of setting up a production-ready Open5GS network core for fixed wireless operators.
Run this single command on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS or Debian 12:
Step-by-step menu guides you through the entire process
Automatically sets up all required networking rules
Built-in tools to monitor network performance
The installation script provides a guided, step-by-step process to set up your Open5GS core network. It handles:
Simply run the script with sudo privileges, and it will guide you through the entire installation process with clear prompts and explanations.
The control interface provides powerful tools for monitoring and managing your network:
This interface makes it easy to monitor your network's health and troubleshoot issues without diving into complex configuration files or logs.
Open5GS team for their work on building an excellent open-source mobility core.
David Peterson (4GEngineer.com) and Michael Halls (nimbussolutions.org) for teaching me the basics of LTE.
Nick Jones (omnitouch.co.au) for helping me setup my first Open5GS core installation.
Sarah Kerr (isptechnology.ca) and Anthony Polsinelli (cydrion.com) for lots of patience and help with networking the Mikrotik layer.
John Nettles and Pine Belt Communications for providing mobility expertise and access to Band 71 (600mhz) spectrum during the development of Rapid5GS.
Rapid5GS was created by Josh Lambert, a software engineer and wireless network operator from Alabama with a passion for building robust mobile networks. He specializes in helping ISPs, governments, businesses, and more build scalable mobility infrastructure.
Expert radio frequency planning and optimization
Professional tower installation services
End-to-end network architecture and planning
Sales and marketing strategy assistance
Custom automation solutions for your network
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