bsc6810v200r011 global and equipment data configuartion

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Global and Equipment

Data ConfigurationBased on MML Commands

BSC6810V200R011


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Upon completion this course, you will be able to:

Master the procedure and methods of data

configuration of BSC6810

Master global data configuration


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RNC System Description

RNC Initial Configuration Guide


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Chapter 1 Data Configuration Overview

Chapter 2 Global Data Configuration

Chapter 3 Equipment Data Configuration


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Local Maintenance Terminal ( MML Client )

The local maintenance terminal is an item of the LMT software.

The local maintenance terminal adopts the GUI and the MML

(Man Machine Language) to operate and maintain the system.

Note: Data configuration is realized by the MML commands.


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Application Scenarios of MML Deployment

During the deployment, engineers should configure BSC6810 data

configuration script according to the negotiation data for stand alone

RNC during initial setupand run the script by MML commands in

batches.

Modify data in batch mode

When the RNP or RNO engineers need to modify mass incumbent

BSC6810 configuration data, they can modify BSC6810 configuration

data through running MML command script in batch mode.

Modify a few configuration data

When a few configuration data need to be modified, every single MML

command can be run to execute the function.


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Open LMT

Choose Start > All Programs >

Huawei Local Maintenance

Terminal > Local Maintenance

Terminal.

On BSC6810 Local

Maintenance Terminal, choose

System > Execute MML Client.

On BSC6810 Local

Maintenance Terminal, click theicon to start the Local

Maintenance Terminal.

Use one of the following 3 methods to start the HUAWEI LMT

: Consider the different between Local and EMS?


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InterfaceMenu bar

Tool bar

Command

window

Output window

Status bar

Navigation tree


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Data Configuration Methods

1.Offline data configuration

2.Online data configuration

.dat filesBoards

of FAM

BAM

Configuration

MML commandsDatabase

Loading

by resetting

FormattingLMT

..dat files

Boards of

FAM

BAM

Configuration

MML commandsDatabase

Loadingdirectly

FormattingLMT


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Offline Data Configuration

Parameters input

Help information

of command

Command

input

Command display

Save = F9


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Offline Data Configuration When the system is offline, and F9 are used to save the input

command.

When you click or

press F9 the first time

after you enter the

command, the system

displays the save dialog

box. If you want to save

the command, you must

specify the mandatory

parameters.

The default path for saving input commands is: LMT installation directory

\ client \ output \ BSC6810 \ version number \ batch \.


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Online Data Configuration

The commandexecutes

successful


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Running MML Commands in Batches

Running MML commands in batches refers to running multiple MML commands at a time. The

pre-edited batch file is run on the Local Maintenance Terminal so that you do not need to

manually run every MML command.

The batch file is a plain text file. It contains a group of command scripts for a special task. The

system automatically runs the commands in sequence.

You can run MML commands in batches through two methods: immediate batch command and

timing batch command.

Immediate batch command refers to running the batch file immediately.

Timing batch command: The operator set in advance the date and time

when the batch file is run. The system automatically run the batch file on

the date and at the time.


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Immediate Batch Command - Start


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Immediate Batch Command

Click . A Set dialog box is displayed.


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Timing Batch Command


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Timing Batch Command

Select the Timing Batch Command tab page.

Click . A Add Batch Task dialog box is displayed.

Click . The Open dialog box is displayed. Select the pre-

edited batch file.

Click to refresh Add Batch Task dialog box .

Set all the parameters in Add Batch Task dialog box, and

then click to refresh Timing Batch Command tab

page.i Caution: Do not close the MML Batch dialog box. If you closeit, the batch task will be deleted.


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Data Configuration Overview

Configuration Command Action Description

Action Meaning

ADD Add an object

SET Set an object

LST Query BAM database configuration information

DSP Query FAM object state or BAM running state

MOD Modify an object

RMV Remove an object

ACT Activate an object

DEA Deactivate an object

RST Reset an object

What is different between ADD and SET ?

What is different between LST and DSP ?


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Data Configuration Control

BSC6810 controls whether LMT or M2000 has the permission

to configure the data at a time to avoid the data conflict

Check the status of CMC (REQ CMCTRL)

Procedure of obtaining CMC in different cases

Lock CMC

If Then

M2000 communicates with BSC6810 normally

Use the REQ CMCTRLcommand to request the CMC.

If M2000 approves, LMT will get it

M2000 cannot communicate with BSC6810 or

BSC6810 is not equipped with M2000

Use the FOC CMCTRLcommand to obtain the CMC

forcibly


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Configuration procedures of initial setup RNC

Global dataconfiguration

Equipment dataconfiguration

Interface dataconfiguration

Cell data configuration

Start

End

BSC6810

BSC6810

NodeB

NodeB

NodeB

MSC Server

MGW

SGSN

UE UTRAN CNUu Iu

Iu-CS

Iu-PS

Iur

Iub

Iub


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Global Data Configuration Procedure

End

Start

Adding RNC basic data

Adding original signaling

point data

Activate license file

Adding RNC global location

Adding local M3UA entity

Global parameter is used to identify the

RNC in a network.

This is the first step of RNC initial

configuration, use SET OFFLINE

command switch RNC all

subrack to offline mode.

During the RNC initial configuration,

global data include several necessary

steps as shown in right procedure flow.


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ConfigureRNC Basic Data Information

ADD RNCBASIC :offline mandatory

SET OPERATORSHARINGMODE:optional

ADD CNOPERATOR: offline mandatory

ADD CNOPERGROUP :mandatory

SET OPERATORCFGPARA:optional

SET SUBNET : optional

SET SCTPSVRPORT: optional

End

Start



point data





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The command is an offline command which can only be executed in offline mode.

RNC id range is 0-4096 and used to uniquely identifying an RNC in same

operator network.

ATM address: use to distinguish equipment in ATM transmission network.


Paramters of ADD RNCBASIC command


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Paramters of SET OPERATORSHARINGMODEcommand

RAN Sharing Support: Multiple operators to share a set

of RAN equipment that covers the same area.

MOCN: Multi-operator share frequency resource mode.

Intra RAT Inter Plmn Ho Allowed: Intra Plmn handover.

Inter RAT Inter Plmn Ho Allowed: Inter Plmn handover.


RNC1

Operator 2

RNC2

RNC3

Operator 1


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Configure RNC Basic Data Information

Paramters of ADD CNOPERATOR command

Cn Operator Name: Value range: String long 1 ~ 31

Mobile country code: MCC Value range: 000 to 999

Mobile network code: MNC Value range: 00 to 99 or 000 to 999

Cn Operator index: Value range: 5-31


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PRIM:Primary operator, determines functions to be supported the entire RAN system

and allocates licenses to secondary operators. The primary operator permits registration

and access the UE.

SEC:Secondary operator, functions to be supported the entire RAN system and the

license of the secondary operators are controlled by primary operator. Secondary

operator permit access UE.

OUTER:Outer operator, In mobility management, UEs need to be hand over from the

operator of the source RNC to the operator of the target RNC. If the operator is not the

primary operator and secondary operator of the source RNC, you need to specify the

operator as an outer operator so that the operator support the mobility management.

COMM:operator that supports non-support UEs, The PLMN ID indicated in the system

broadcast information as defined for conversational networks, which non-support UEs

understand as the serving opertaor.



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Paramters of ADD CNOPERATOR command

In one operator group, can be configure 1-4 real operator index

In one operator group, can choose to configure one common operator index.

CNOPERATORGROUP is to facilitate maintenance and management.


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Paramters of SET OPERATORCFGPARA command

If the RNC system support IU-FLEX and MOCNthis command use to configure

NRI parameter.NRI (network recourse identifier) is part of the temporary indentity TMSI (CS

domain) or P-TMSI (PS domain), which is assigned by the serving CN node to the

UE.


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Set RNC Internal Subnet No.

WRBS

SCU

80.x.x.x


WRBS

BAM

External

BAM

Internal


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Parameter of SET SCTPSRVPORT command.


The default parameter:

NBAP port No. is 58085.

M3UA port No. is 2910.


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Configure Original Signaling Point Data

ADD OPC: offline mandatory

End

Start



point data





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Parameter of ADD OPC command


OSP name: 1~31 characters.

Network ID:

INT: international network.

INTB: international reserved.

NAT: national network.

NATB: national reserved.


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OSP code bits: Value range: BIT14, BIT16, BIT24.

OSP code: negation data. Value range:

H'1~H'3FFF(1~16383),H'1~H'FFFF(1~65535), H'1~H'FFFFFF(1~16777215).

or BIT24

BIT16 osp code without restart switch.


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Activate License File

Activate License File

i Notice: The license file located in\BAM\FTP\LICENSE


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Configure Global Location Data

ADD LAC:mandatory

ADD RAC:mandatory

ADD SAC: mandatory

ADD URA:mandatory

ADD CZ:optional

End

Start



point data





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ADD LAC: Add location area code

ADD RAC: Add route area code

ADD SAC: Add service area code

ADD URA: Add UTRAN Registration Area

PLMN: Public Land Mobile Network


LAC1

RAC1

RAC2

SAC1 SAC2 LAC2

PLMN


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UE States

CELL_DCH CELL_FACH

CELL_PCHURA_PCH

IDLE

DEAD - Scanning networks (PLMN)- Camp on cell

- Monitor paging channel- cell re-selection

- Dedicated Channel- Radio bearers Transmission Services

- upper layer Signalingtrigger (CN)

- Reduce actionDRXand save power

RRC con nect ion



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Parameter of ADD LAC command


LAI (location area identity)=MCC+MNC+LACPLMN value range should without intersection between LAC and RAC


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Parameter of ADD RAC command


RAI (Route area identity) =MCC+MNC+LAC+RAC


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Parameter of ADD SAC command


SAI (Source area identity) =MCC+MNC+LAC+SAC


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Parameter of UTRAN Registration Area command


Parameter of CZ command


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Configure Local M3UA Entity

End

Start



point data



Adding local M3UA entityADD M3LE: IP network mandatory

This command only use for IU interface IP network.

The prerequisite is OPC configured.

This command and IU interface IP configuration,

the detail information please see


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E i D C fi i


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Equipment Data Configuration

Equipment data configuration is used to

identify the subracks, boards and clock

information of RNC.

This is the second configuration step of

RNC initial configuration.

During the RNC initial configuration,

equipment data include several necessary

steps as shown in the right procedure flow.

Adding the IP Address of the EMS Server

End

Start

Setting RNC

Equipment Description

Adding Basic Data of the RSS

Adding Basic Data of the RBS

Adding an EMU

Configuring RNC Clock Data

Setting RNC Time

S i RNC E i D i i


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Setting RNC Equipment Description

SET SYS: mandatory


End

Start

Setting RNCEquipment Description



Adding an EMU


Setting RNC Time

S tti RNC E i t D i ti


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Parameter of SET SYS command

The RNC equipment description is stored only in the BAM database and is not sent to the host.

The actual description of each parameter should fill according to the requirement of customer

Setting RNC Equipment Description

Addi B i D t f th RSS


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MOD SUBRACK: mandatory

SET CLKTYPE: mandatory

ADD BRD: mandatory

SET MSP: optional


End

Start




Adding an EMU


Setting RNC Time



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Parameter of MOD SUBRACK command


Parameter of SET CLKTYPE command



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Parameter of ADD BRD command


Back up: This parameter indicates whether the board is backup or not.



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Parameter of ADD BRD command

UCP: UMTS RNC Control plane Process=SPU

RUCP: Resource Management and UMTS RNC Control plane Process= MPU

UUP: UMTS RNC User plane Process = DPU



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ADD SUBRACK: mandatory

ADD BRD: mandatory

SET MSP: optional


End

Start




Adding an EMU


Setting RNC Time



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Parameter of ADD SUBRACK


Adding an EMU


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Adding an EMU

ADD EMU: Optional


End

Start




Adding an EMU


Setting RNC Time


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Adding an EMU

Parameter of ADD EMU



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SET CLK: mandatory

ADD CLKSRC: mandatory

SET CLKMODE: mandatory


End

Start




Adding an EMU


Setting RNC Time



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Parameter of SET CLK command

1. You can set the clock source of interface boards in the RSS to backplane 8 K output clock sourcewhich cannot be set for that of interface boards in the RBS.

2. You can choose 0 to 31 as the link number when setting the clock source for the AEU and PEU.

You can choose 0 and 1 as the link number when setting the clock source for the AOU.

You can choose 0 to 3 as the link number when setting the clock source for the UOI.



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Parameter of ADD CLKSRC command

1 (Top priority)

2 (High priority)

3 (Low priority)

4 (Lower priority)

0 (Lowest priority =Local Clock)

LINE1-8KHZ

LINE2-8KHZ

Can be get from interface board or external clock source such as BITS

provide two channels of 8 kHz clock signals that are locked

at the interface boards and transported to the backplane.

Is the independent clock source and input from com1 of GCUa board

BITS1-2MHZ

BITS2-2MHZ

BITS1-2MBPS

BITS2-2MBPS

8KHZ



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Parameter of SET CLKMODE command

Manual: The user specifies a clock source and inhibits it from automatically

being handed over to other sources.

Auto: The user is not required to specify a clock source and the system is able to

select the clock source with the highest priority automatically.


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SET TZ: mandatory

ADD SNTPSRVINFO:optional

SET SNTPCLTPARA: optional


End

Start




Adding an EMU


Setting RNC Time


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SNTP

serverSNTP server

SNTP client

SNTP clientSNTP server

RNC NodeBM2000


RNC external network view: M2000 is the SNTP server of RNC

RNC is the SNTP client of M2000.

RNC internal network view: RNC is the SNTP server of NodeB

NodeB is the SNTP Client of RNC.

Config ring RNC Clock Data


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SNTP: Simple network time protocol.

SNTP server IP is the IP address of M2000. Port number is 123.

The number of the SNTP Servers cannot exceed 16.

If multiple SNTP servers are configured, SNTP Client chooses the best

SNTP server as the clock source according to the algorithm defined in

the NTP protocol.

Parameter of SET SNTPCLTPARA command



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ADD EMSIP: mandatory for M2000 IP.

Detail see interface configurationAdding the IP Address of the EMS Server

End

Start




Adding an EMU


Setting RNC Time


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