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- The core network is deployed using a [bash script](../docker-compose/core-network.sh) which is a wrapper around `docker-compose` and `docker` command.
- The script informs the user when the core-network is correctly configured by checking health status of containers and connectivity between different core network components.
- In case if there is a problem in using the script then use docker-compose manually read the [notes section](#10-notes)
- If the script is executed without any arguments then the helper menu is visible
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- There is a possibility to perform the same test or setup the core network without nrf by using `docker-compose/docker-compose-no-nrf.yaml`. Check the configuration before using the compose file.
- This tutorial can be taken as reference to test the OAI 5G core with a COTS UE. The configuration files has to be changed according to the gNB and COTS UE information should be present in the mysql database.
- Generally, in a COTS UE two PDN sessions are created by default so configure the IMS in SMF properly. Currently some parameters can not be configured via [docker-compose.yaml](../docker-compose/docker-compose.yaml). We recommend you directly configure them in the conf file and mount the file in the docker during run time.
- Its not necessary to use ./core-network.sh script you can directly deploy using `docker-compose` command
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- Its not necessary to use [core-network.sh](../docker-compose/core-network.sh) bash script, it is possible to directly deploy using `docker-compose` command
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#To start the containers
docker-compose -f <file-name> -p <project-name> up -d
#To check their health status
docker-compose -f <file-name> -p <project-name> ps -a
#To stop the containers
docker-compose -f <file-name> -p <project-name> down