Status Management Operation Guide - 520817

ZXUR 9000 GSM
Base Station Controller

Status Management Operation Guide
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Serial Number: SJ-20130408140048-023
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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual provides a guide for ZXUR 9000 GSM Status Management.
Intended Audience
l Telecommunication engineers
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual
Chapter Summary
1, Overview Describes the functions, basic operations and

precautions of status management.
2, Status Management Describes the ZXUR 9000 GSM status

management operations.

II

Chapter 1
Overview of the Status
Management Functions
The status management is a function of the operation and maintenance subsystem.
The management function facilitates the up-level service debugging, on-site installation
and debugging and the fault analysis. Through status management, maintenance and
technical personnel can quickly locate faults.
The status management manages the dynamic data in the system, including the functions
of queries, monitoring and operations.
l Queries on dynamic data: are implemented in man-machine interactive mode to
obtain status data.
l Monitoring on dynamic data: displays the real time changes on dynamic data.
l Operations on dynamic data: are implemented in man-machine interactive mode to
perform the following actions: block/unblock, reset/forcible reset, enable/disable and
stop/start.
Status management is a multi-aspect and multi-module function that involves database
operations, MO operations on NEs, communication between NEs and BSCs, and
operations on BSCs. The following needs to be noted in the status management.
l Status management manages the terrestrial and radio resources with status
properties. The resources without status properties are not shown in the status
management interface.
l Status management modifies the status of terrestrial and radio resources with status
properties on a BSC. The operation must be initiated on a BSC. The communication
between the BSC and NEs must operate properly.
l The operation of status management may affect the status of terrestrial and radio
resources and thus affect the conversation quality. Be careful when performing the
management operations.
l The BSCenvironment has a great influence on status management. Any error during
the BSC operations may cause failure during status management operations.
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Chapter 2
Status Management
Table of Contents
Entering the Status Management Window ..................................................................2-2
Toolbar Operations .....................................................................................................2-4
Viewing Information of a Controller Rack ....................................................................2-8
Logical CPU ...............................................................................................................2-9
Board .......................................................................................................................2-11
Unit ..........................................................................................................................2-20
Querying Module State.............................................................................................2-22
E1 Sunit ...................................................................................................................2-23
T1 Subnit..................................................................................................................2-25
DSP Subunit ............................................................................................................2-25
Slave Subunit ...........................................................................................................2-25
Association...............................................................................................................2-27
M3UA AS .................................................................................................................2-29
M3UA ASP...............................................................................................................2-29
Signalling Link ..........................................................................................................2-31
Querying the Status of MTP3 Linkset .......................................................................2-34
Adjacent No. 7 Office ...............................................................................................2-34
Blocking/Unblocking Local SCCP Subsystem...........................................................2-35
Querying MTP2 Link Status......................................................................................2-35
Querying Valid Bandwidth of a Transport Path..........................................................2-36
Querying Valid Bandwidth of a Transport Path Group ...............................................2-36
Querying DHCP Client Configuration Status Query ..................................................2-36
RPU Board...............................................................................................................2-36
EPU Board ...............................................................................................................2-42
IPv4 ACL Rule..........................................................................................................2-44
MAC ACL Rule.........................................................................................................2-45
802.3ah OAM Configuration .....................................................................................2-46
PTP Port ..................................................................................................................2-47
PCM at Interface A ...................................................................................................2-48
Trunk at Interface A ..................................................................................................2-50
Resetting Circuit at Interface A .................................................................................2-51
PCM at Virtual Interface A ........................................................................................2-52
Trunk at Virtual Interface A .......................................................................................2-53
Operating ATER PCM ..............................................................................................2-53
Time Slot at Interface Ater ........................................................................................2-53
Resetting ITC Office .................................................................................................2-54
MSC Office...............................................................................................................2-55
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Slave Subunit (CS)...................................................................................................2-57

Slave Subunit (PS) ...................................................................................................2-58
NSVC.......................................................................................................................2-58
SGSN Office.............................................................................................................2-59
Querying Local End Status .......................................................................................2-61
Querying Peer End Status........................................................................................2-61
NSE .........................................................................................................................2-61
Cell ..........................................................................................................................2-63
Frequency ................................................................................................................2-66
Time Slot..................................................................................................................2-69
GSM Module ............................................................................................................2-72
BVC .........................................................................................................................2-72
ABIS.........................................................................................................................2-74
Querying Time Slot Usage at Interface Abis .............................................................2-75
Querying Abis Device Status ....................................................................................2-75
GSITE ......................................................................................................................2-76
Resetting Site Rack..................................................................................................2-76
Querying Ring Network Status .................................................................................2-76
2.1 Entering the Status Management Window

Prerequisite
l You have logged in the client side of the network management system.
l The client side is properly connected to a network element.
Steps
1. Select View > Status Management, see Figure 2-1. The Status Management tab
page is displayed.
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Chapter 2 Status Management
Figure 2-1 System Menu for Status Management
2. Select Root Node > GERAN Subnetwork > Managed Network Element. The
Configuration Resource Tree is expanded, see Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 Expanding the Configuration Resource Tree
3. Double-click a management item. The corresponding management tab page will be

displayed.
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4. Perform the related management actions on an object.

– End of Steps –
2.2 Toolbar Operations

2.2.1 Refreshing the Status of a Managed Object
Steps
1. Expand the root node, and double-click a managed object node.
2. Select a data record.
3. On the tool bar of the managed object tab, click .

2.2.2 Querying LED Status

For the resources that are not operating properly, you can query the LED status to locate
the fault.
Prerequisite
The network management system (NMS) operates properly.
The network element is connected to the NMS properly.
Steps
1. On the toolbar, click . The LED status query dialog box is displayed.
2. Select the query type ( or ), and the

target rack/shelf, see Figure 2-3.
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Figure 2-3 LED Status Query Dialog Box
3. Click OK. The Batch Operation Result is displayed.

4. Click OK.
5. In RACK tab, move the mouse to a board, the LED status of this board will be
displayed.
2.2.3 Querying Memory Bank Information

For the resources that are not operating properly, you can query memory band information
to locate the fault.
Prerequisite
Steps
1. On the toolbar, click . The Memory Information Query dialog box is displayed.
2. Select the query type ( , ,
or ), see Figure 2-4.
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Figure 2-4 Memory Information Query Dialog Box
3. Click OK.
2.2.4 Querying RNC State

Steps
1. On the tool bar of managed object tab, click . A confirmation dialog box is
displayed, see Figure 2-5
2. Click Yes.
Figure 2-5 Querying RNC state
2.2.5 Querying IMSI Local Switch

Steps
1. On the tool bar of managed object tab, click . The IMSI Local Switch Query dialog
box is displayed, see Figure 2-6.
2. Input a 15-bit IMSI number.
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Figure 2-6 Querying IMSI Local Switch
3. Click OK.
2.2.6 Querying or Synchronizing NTP Time

For the resources that are not operating properly, you can extract or synchronize the NTP
clock on a board to locate the fault.
Prerequisite
Steps
1. On the toolbar, click . The NTP time operation dialog box is displayed.
2. Select an option, see Figure 2-7.
Figure 2-7 NTP Time Operation Dialog Box
a. Select , and click OK. The Operation result dialog box is

displayed.
b. Select , and click OK. The Operation result dialog box

is displayed.
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2.2.7 Exporting Data to an EXCEL File

Steps
1. Expand the root node, and double-click a managed object node.
2. Select a data record.
3. On the tool bar of managed object tab, click .

4. Select a path to save the file, and click OK.
2.2.8 Saving the Status

Steps
1. On the toolbar of a management object, click .

2. Enter a verification code, and click OK.
Note:
The saving the status dialog box will be displayed before users close the status
management window.
2.3 Viewing Information of a Controller Rack

Steps
1. Select Root Node > GERAN Subnetwork > Managed NE > Physical Resource >
Controller Rack. The Controller Rack tab is displayed, see Figure 2-8.
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Figure 2-8 Controller Rack Tab
2. Double-click the rack record, the RACK tab is displayed.

3. View the information displayed in the tab.
2.4 Logical CPU

2.4.1 Switching CPU Normally
Steps
Logical CPU. The Logical CPU tab is displayed.
2. Select one or several records.

3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Normal switch, see Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9 Logical CPU Page
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4. Click OK.
2.4.2 Switching CPU Forcibly

Steps
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Forcible switch.

4. Click OK.
2.4.3 Resetting CPU Normally

Steps
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Normal Reset.
4. Input the verify code.
5. Click OK.
2.4.4 Querying CPU Use Rate for Processes in Logical Entities

Steps
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select the command to execute the CPU use
rate query for processes in logical entities.
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2.5 Board
2.5.1 Switching to a Master/Slave OMM Board
This function is just supported by OMMboards.
Steps
Board. The Board tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select OMM backup exchange.

2.5.2 Powering On a Board

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Board power on, see Figure 2-10.
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Figure 2-10 Powering On a Board
4. Click OK.
2.5.3 Powering Off a Board

Steps

3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Board power off.
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5. Click OK.
2.5.4 Resetting Board Normally

Steps
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Normal Reset of board.

5. Click OK.
2.5.5 Resetting Board Forcibly

Steps
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Forcible reset of board.
5. Click OK.
2.5.6 Selecting Board Clock Base

The clock module on the EGFS board is responsible for providing system clock and
synchronizing external clock. The following types of clock base are supported: line clock
base, GPS clock base, BITS clock base.
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Select clock base. A confirmation dialog
box is displayed, see Figure 2-11.
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Figure 2-11 Confirmation Dialog Box
4. Click OK to select clock base, see Figure 2-12.
Figure 2-12 Selecting Clock Base
2.5.7 Exchanging Board PP2S Benchmark Source

Context
Only the board with PP2S benchmark source can perform the exchange.
Steps
2. Right-click a record with PP2S benchmark source.

3. Right-click the selected record, and select PP2S exchange.
4. Click OK.
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2.5.8 Set Time

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Time Set, the Time Set dialog box is
displayed.
4. Set the time of server, click the OK.
2.5.9 Querying Time

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Time Query.
4. View the result.
2.5.10 Querying CPU Use Rate

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select CPU userate query.
4. View the result.
2.5.11 Querying Process CPU Use Rate

Steps
2. Select a record.
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3. Right-click the selected record, and select Process CPU userate query.
4. View the result.
2.5.12 Querying Memory Use Rate

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Memory userate query.
4. View the result.
2.5.13 Querying Disk Space

This function is supported by OMP boards.
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Disk query.
4. View the result.
2.5.14 Querying PHY CPU Use Rate

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select PHY CPU userate query.
4. View the result.
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2.5.15 Querying Board GPS Status

This function is supported by UMTSmode.
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select GPS Status Query.
4. View the result.
2.5.16 Querying Board Hardware Version

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Board Hardware Version Query.
4. View the result.
2.5.17 Querying Board Running Software Version

Users can query the software version running on the board, software size, and the software
installing time.
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Board running version query.
2.5.18 Querying DRP Attributes

Steps
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2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select DRP Attribute query。
2.5.19 Query Cell Information According to CMP Module

Users can query the cell subscriber IDs, cell numbers and module numbers.
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query cell information according to CMP
module.
2.5.20 Querying IMA Using Information

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query IMA using information.
2.5.21 Querying ATM Optical Using Information

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query ATM optical using information.
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2.5.22 All Board Manual Power off Status Query

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select All Board Manual Power off Status Query,
the All Board Manual Power off Status Query dialog box is displayed.
Related Tasks
The result of query can be exported to Excel file by clicked Export to excel button.
2.5.23 ECMM Operation

Prerequisite
This function is just supported by EGBS boards.
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, perform the following operations as needed:
If Then
SelectECMM Operation > ECMM Status Query Query ECMM Status.
SelectECMM Operation > Reset ECMM Reset ECMM.
SelectECMM Operation > Switch ECMM Switch ECMM.
SelectECMM Operation > ECMM Running Query ECMM Running Version.

Version Query
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2.6 Unit
2.6.1 Querying Unit State
Steps
Unit. The Unit tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Unit state query, see Figure 2-13.
Figure 2-13 Querying Unit State
4. View the result that is displayed in the Unit state column.
2.6.2 Slave Recover/Comeback of RUP Unit

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Slave recover/comeback of RUP unit.
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4. View the result displayed in the Comeback result column.

2.6.3 DPI Card Status Query of RUP

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select DPI card status query of RUP.
4. View the result.
2.6.4 Blocking an RUP Unit

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select RUP unit block.
2.6.5 Unblocking an RUP Unit

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select RUP unit unblock.

2.6.6 Querying All Blocked RUP Units

Prerequisite
The Unit tab page is opened.
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Steps
Unit. The Unit tab page is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query all block RUP unit.
2.7 Querying Module State

Steps
Module. The Module tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Module state query, see Figure 2-14.
Figure 2-14 Querying Module State
4. View the result displayed in Module state and Module query result columns.
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2.8 E1 Sunit
2.8.1 Querying Subunit State
Steps
E1 Sunit. The E1 Sunit tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Sunit state query, see Figure 2-15.
Figure 2-15 Querying Subunit State
4. View the result in Sunit state query column.
2.8.2 Sunit Loop

Steps
E1 Sunit. The E1 Sunit tab page is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Sunit loop. The Sunit loop dialog box is
displayed.
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Figure 2-16 Sunit Loop
4. Select the timeslot No. of loop. Click OK. The result is displayed in the Loop result
column.
2.8.3 Timeslot Loop of Subunit

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Timeslot of sunit loop. The Timeslot of
sunit loop dialog box is displayed.
Figure 2-17 Timeslot of sunit loop
4. Select the Timeslot No. of loop and Loop operate type.

5. Click OK. The query result is displayed in the Loop result column.
2.8.4 Releasing All Loop of a Board

Steps
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2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Release all loop.
4. View the result in the Loop result column.
2.9 T1 Subnit
For the operations on the logical T1 subunit, refer to the operations on the E1 subunit.
2.10 DSP Subunit

For the operations on the DSP subunit, refer to the operations on the E1 subunit.
2.11 Slave Subunit

2.11.1 Manually Blocking Subunit
Steps
Slave Sunit. The Slave Sunit tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Manual block sunit, see Figure 2-18.
Figure 2-18 Manually blocking subunit
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4. View the result in the Sunit manual block/unblock result column.

2.11.2 Manually Unblocking Subunit

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Manual unblock sunit.

4. View the result in the Sunit manual block/unblock result column.
2.11.3 Querying Slave Subunit State

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Sunit state query.
4. View the result in the Sunit State column.
2.11.4 Querying RUP and Slave Status

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select RUP and Slave status query.
4. View the result in the pop-up interface.

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2.12 Association
2.12.1 Querying SCTP Association Status and Key Information
Steps
1. Select Root Node > GERAN Subnetwork > Managed NE > Transmission Resource
> Sctp Association. The Sctp Association tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select the command to execute the SCTP
association status and key information query.
2.12.2 Querying SCTP Association Status in Batch

Steps
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select the command to execute the SCTP
association status query in batch.
2.12.3 Establishing Association

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Establish.
2.12.4 Shutting Down Association

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select Shutdown.

2.12.5 Aborting Associations

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Abort.

2.12.6 Establishing All Associations (M3UA)

Steps

3. Right-click the selected records, and select Establish all (M3UA).
2.12.7 Shutting Down All Associations (M3UA)

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Shutting down all (M3UA).
2.12.8 Aborting All Associations (M3UA)

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select Abort all(M3UA).

2.13 M3UA AS
2.13.1 Querying AS State
Steps
> M3UA AS. The M3UA AS tab page is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select AS state request. The result is displayed
in the Query result column.
2.13.2 Batch Querying AS State

Steps
> M3UA AS. The M3UA AS tab page is displayed.

3. Right-click the selected records, and select Batch AS status query. The result is
displayed in the Query result column.
2.14 M3UA ASP

2.14.1 Querying ASP State
Steps
> M3UA ASP. The M3UA ASP tab is displayed.

3. Right-click the selected records, and select ASP state request.
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2.14.2 Enabling ASP

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ASP up. The result is displayed in the
Up/Down Operation Result column.
2.14.3 Disabling ASP

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ASP down. The result is displayed in the
Up/Down Operation Result column.
2.14.4 Activating ASP

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ASP active. The result is displayed in the
Active/Inactive Operation Result column.
2.14.5 Inactivating ASP

Prerequisite
The M3UA ASP tab page is opened.
Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select ASP inactive. The result is displayed in
the Active/Inactive Operation Result column.
2.14.6 Batch Querying ASP State

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Batch ASP status query.
2.15 Signalling Link

2.15.1 Querying MTP3 Link Status (Layer 2)
Steps
> Signalling Link. The Signalling Link tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select the command to execute the MTP3 link
status query (layer 2).
2.15.2 Querying MTP3 Link Status (Layer 3)

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select the command to execute the MTP3 link
status query (layer 3).
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2.15.3 Querying the Current Load of MTP3 Link

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select To query the current load of MTP3 link.
2.15.4 Inhibiting MTP3 Link

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select To inhibit MTP3 link
2.15.5 Uninhibiting MTP3 Link

Steps
> Signalling Link. The Signalling Link tab page is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select To uninhibit MTP3 link
2.15.6 Activating MTP3 Link

Context
This task is performed for test or transmission detection and maintenance. After relevant
operations are performed, the link needs to be activated to ensure normal load sharing of
the service. If the link is activated successfully, it changes to service status and can carry
service messages properly.
Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select To activate MTP3 link
4. Click OK.
2.15.7 Deactivating MTP3 Link

Context
This task is performed for test or transmission detection and maintenance. It avoids packet
loss due to service routed to this link. In this case, this link is in out-of-service status. The
link is disconnected and does not carry any service message.
Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select To deactivate MTP3 link
4. Click OK.
2.15.8 Activating All MTP3 Links

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select To activate all MTP3 link.
4. Click OK.
2.15.9 Deactivating All MTP3 Links

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select To deactivate all MTP3 link
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4. Click OK.
2.15.10 Querying the Link Status in Batch

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select the command to execute the link status
query in batch.
2.16 Querying the Status of MTP3 Linkset

The operations for this task is similar to those for the No. 7 office.
2.17 Adjacent No. 7 Office

2.17.1 Querying Status and Key Information of Adjacent No. 7
Office
Steps
> Adjacent No. 7 Office. The Adjacent No. 7 Office tab is displayed.

3. Right-click the selected records, and select the command to execute the status and
key information query of the Adjacent No. 7 Office.
2.17.2 Querying Office Status in Batch

Steps
> Adjacent No. 7 Office. The Adjacent No. 7 Office tab is displayed.
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select the command to execute the office status
query in batch.
2.18 Blocking/Unblocking Local SCCP Subsystem

Steps
> Local SCCP Subsystem. The Local SCCP Subsystem tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block or Unblock, see Figure 2-19.
Figure 2-19 Blocking/Unblocking Local SCCP Subsystem
2.19 Querying MTP2 Link Status

Steps
> MTP2 Link. The MTP2 Link tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select To query the status of MTP2 Link.
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2.20 Querying Valid Bandwidth of a Transport Path

Steps
> Transmission Path. The Transmission Path tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Transport path valid band query.
2.21 Querying Valid Bandwidth of a Transport Path

Group
Steps
> Transmission Path Group. The Transmission Path Group tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Transport path group band query.
2.22 Querying DHCP Client Configuration Status Query

Steps
> DHCP Client. The DHCP Client tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select DHCP client configuration status
information query.
2.23 RPU Board

2.23.1 Querying Interfaces in RPU
Steps
> RPU Board. The RPU Board tab is displayed.
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2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Interface inquiry in RPU, see Figure 2-20.
Figure 2-20 Querying Interfaces in RPU
2.23.2 Querying Routes in RPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Route inquiry in RPU. The Route inquiry
in RPU result page is displayed.
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2.23.3 Querying Static ARP

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select ARP static query. The ARP static query
result page is displayed.
2.23.4 Querying Channel Group

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select the command to execute channel group
query. A dialog box prompts, see Figure 2-21.
Figure 2-21 Entering Channel Group No.
4. Enter a Channel Group No..
5. Click OK.
2.23.5 Querying LACP Packet Sending/Receiving at Group Interface

Steps
2. Select a record.
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3. Right-click the selected record, and select the command to execute LACP packet
sending/receiving query at group interface. A dialog box prompts.
4. Enter a Channel Group No.
5. Click OK.
2.23.6 Querying Channel Group Information

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select the command to query channel group
information. A dialog box prompts
5. Click OK.
2.23.7 Querying Interfaces Status for Channel Group

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select the command to execute the interface status
query for channel group. A dialog box prompts

5. Click OK.
2.23.8 Querying BFD Sessions Brief Information in RPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
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3. Right-click the selected record, and select BFD sessions brief query in RPU. The
BFD sessions brief query in RPU result page is displayed.
2.23.9 Querying BFD Sessions Detail Information in RPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select BFD sessions detail query in RPU. The
BFD sessions detail query in RPU result page is displayed.
2.23.10 Querying BFD DAMP

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select BFD Damp Inquiry. The BFD Damp
Inquiry result page is displayed.
2.23.11 Querying POLICYMAP in RPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Policymap query in RPU. The result is
displayed in Policymap query in RPU page.
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2.23.12 Querying SUPERVLAN Members

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Supervlan Member Inquiry.
4. Enter SUPERVLAN No.

5. Click OK.
2.23.13 Querying SUPERVLAN Port IP-PORT Table

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Supervlan Port IP-PORT Table Inquiry.
4. Enter SUPERVLAN No.

5. Click OK.
2.23.14 Querying Relationship Between RUP Interface and 802.3ah

Protocol in RPU
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Interface query relates to 802.3ah
protocol on RPU. The result is displayed in the Interface query related to 802.3ah
protocol on RPU page.
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2.23.15 Querying MD Configuration on RPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select the command to execute the MD
configuration query on RPU.
4. Enter the MD mark, and click OK.
2.23.16 Querying MA Configuration on RPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select the command to execute the MA
configuration query on RPU.
4. Enter the MD mark and MA mark.
5. Click OK.
2.24 EPU Board

2.24.1 Querying EPU Interface
For the EPU interface query, refer to the operations of the RPU interface query.
2.24.2 Querying EPU Route

For the EPU route query, refer to the operations of the RPU route query.
2.24.3 Querying ARP Port

Steps
> EPU Board. The EPU Board tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
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3. Right-click the selected record, and select ARP port query.

4. Enter a port No.
5. Click OK.
2.24.4 Querying BFD Session Brief Information on EPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select BFD Session Brief Query on EPU.
2.24.5 Querying BFD Detail Information on EPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select BFD Session Detail Query on EPU.
2.24.6 Querying Changeover by BFD in EPU

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Do changeover by BFD in EPU.
2.24.7 Querying POLICYMAP in EPU

Refer to the related operations in RPU.
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2.24.8 Querying Relationship Between Interface and 802.3ah

Protocol in EPU
Refer to the related operations in RPU.
2.25 IPv4 ACL Rule

2.25.1 Querying All ACL4 Tables
Steps
> IPV4 ACL Rule. The IPV4 ACL Rule tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ACL4 All Table Query, see Figure 2-22.
Figure 2-22 Querying All ACL4 Tables
2.25.2 Querying Specific ACL4 Tables

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ACL4 Specific Table Query.
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2.25.3 Querying ACL4 Group Interface Binding

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ACL4 Group Query.
2.26 MAC ACL Rule

2.26.1 Querying All MACL Tables
Steps
> MAC ACL Rule. The MAC ACL Rule tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select MACL All Table Query.
2.26.2 Querying Specific MACL Tables

Steps
> MAC ACL Rule. The MAC ACL Rule tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select MACL Specific Table Query.
2.26.3 Querying MACL Group Interface Binding

Steps
1. Select Root Node > GERAN Subnetwork > Managed NE > Mac ACL Rule. The
Mac ACL Rule tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select MACL Group Query.
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2.27 802.3ah OAM Configuration

2.27.1 Querying Configurations and Status of Ethernet OAM in EPU
Steps
> Ethernet OAM. The Ethernet OAM tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ETHOAM Configuration and Status
Query in EPU.
2.27.2 Querying Link Monitoring of Ethernet OAM in EPU

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ETHOAM Link Query in EPU.
2.27.3 Querying Packets of Ethernet OAM in EPU

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select ETHOAM Link Packet Query in EPU.
2.27.4 Querying Configuration of Ethernet OAM in EPU's all port

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select ETHOAM Configuration Query in EPU's
all port.
2.28 PTP Port

2.28.1 Querying Configurations of All PTP Ports
Steps
> PTP Port. The PTP Port tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select All PTP Ports Configuration Query.
2.28.2 Querying PTP Global Configuraion

Steps

3. Right-click the selected records, and select PTP Global Configuration Query.
2.28.3 Querying State of All PTP Ports

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select All PTP Ports State Query.
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2.28.4 Querying State of Specified PTP Port

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Specified PTP Port State Query.
2.28.5 Querying PTP Unicast Negotiation

Prerequisite
The PTP Port tab page is opened.
Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select PTP Unicast Negotiation Query.
2.28.6 Querying PTP Ebest

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select PTP Ebest Query.
2.29 PCM at Interface A

2.29.1 Querying PCM Status at Interface A
Steps
1. Select Root Node > GERAN Subnetwork > Managed NE > GSM Radio Resource
> GATRUNKPCM. The GATRUNKPCM tab is displayed.
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2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY APCM.
2.29.2 Blocking PCM at Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select BLK APCM.
4. Click OK.
2.29.3 Unblocking PCM at Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNB APCM.
4. Click OK.
2.29.4 Equipping PCM at Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select EQP APCM.

4. Click OK.
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2.30 Trunk at Interface A

2.30.1 Querying Trunk Status at Interface A
Steps
> GATRUNKTS. The GATRUNKTS tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY ATRUNK.
2.30.2 Blocking the Trunk at Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select BLK ATRUNK.
4. You can perform the following operations:
Operation Result
Block and release Force block and the services at interface A are release.
Block and no release Block after handover and the services at interface A are
not released.
2.30.3 Unblocking the Trunk at Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNB ATRUNK.
4. Click OK.
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2.30.4 Spying the Trunk at Interface A

Context
The task feeds back the status changing of the monitored objects to users.
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select SPY ATRUNK.
4. Click OK. The other records that have the same PCM No. with the selected records
are also spied.
2.30.5 Stopping Trunk Spy at Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select STP ATRUNK SPY.
4. Click OK. The spy on the other records that have the same PCM No. with the selected
records also stops.
2.31 Resetting Circuit at Interface A

Steps
> ACIRC. The ACIRC tab is displayed.

3. Right-click the selected records, and select RST ACIRC.
4. Click OK.
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2.32 PCM at Virtual Interface A

2.32.1 Querying PCM Status at Virtual Interface A
Steps
> ARESPCM. The ARESPCM tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY ARESPCM.
2.32.2 Blocking PCM at Virtual Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select BLK ARESPCM.
2.32.3 Ubblocking PCM at Virtual Interface A

Prerequisite
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNBLK ARESPCM.
2.32.4 Equipping PCM at Virtual Interface A

Steps
2. Select a record.
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select EQP ARESPCM.

2.33 Trunk at Virtual Interface A

2.33.1 Querying Remote Trunk Status at Interface A
For the operations on the remote trunk, refer to the related operations on the trunk at
interface A.
2.33.2 Blocking the Remote Trunk at Interface A

Steps
> ARESTRUNK. The ARESTRUNK tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block Ares Interface Trunk.
4. Select a block type.
5. Click OK.
2.33.3 Unblocking Remote Trunk at Interface A

For the operations on the remote trunk, refer to the related operations on the trunk at
interface A.
2.34 Operating ATER PCM

For the operations on PCM at interface ATER, refer to the operations on PCM at interface
A.
2.35 Time Slot at Interface Ater

2.35.1 Querying Trunk Status at Ater Interface
Steps
> ATERTRUNK. The ATERTRUNK tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY ATERATRUNK, see Figure 2-23.
Figure 2-23 QRY ATERATRUNK
2.35.2 Blocking Time Slot at Interface Ater and Releasing Circuit

For the operations on a time slot at Interface Ater, refer to the related operations on the
time slot at interface A.
2.35.3 Blocking Time Slot at Interface Ater and Not Releasing

Circuit
For the operations on a time slot at Interface Ater, refer to the related operations on the
time slot at interface A.
2.35.4 Unblocking Trunk at Interface Ater

Steps
> ATERTRUNK. The ATERTRUNK tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNB ATERATRUNK.
2.36 Resetting ITC Office

Steps
> ITC. The ITC tab is displayed.
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select RST TC.
2.37 MSC Office

2.37.1 Querying MSC Status
Steps
> MSC. The MSC tab is displayed.
2. Select one or more records.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY MSC, see Figure 2-24.
Figure 2-24 Querying MSC Status
2.37.2 Using MSC

Steps

3. Right-click the selected records, and select USE MSC.
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2.37.3 UNLD MSC

Context
The MSCs in unload status do not accept initial MS access requests.
Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNLD MSC.
2.37.4 Disabling MSC Office

Context
When an MSC is disabled, the messages sent to this MSC perform the load reallocation.
Steps

3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNUSE MSC.
2.37.5 Resetting MSC Office

Context
When an MSC office is reset, the corresponding BSC releases the services and informs
the MSC.
Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select RST MSC.

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2.37.6 Resetting IPA Resource

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Reset IP Resource.
2.38 Slave Subunit (CS)

2.38.1 Querying the Status of IPA Resources
Steps
> Slave(CS). The Slave(CS) tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY IPA.
2.38.2 Blocking IPA Resources

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select BLK IPA.
2.38.3 Unblocking the IPA Resources

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNB IPA.
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2.39 Slave Subunit (PS)

Steps
> Slave(PS). The Slave(PS) tab is displayed.
3. Perform the following operations as needed:
Operation Result
select Query Cell by Slave Query Cell by Slave.
select Adjust Cell in Slave Adjust Cell in Slave.
2.40 NSVC
2.40.1 Querying NSVC Status
Steps
> NSVC. The NSVC tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY NSVC.

2.40.2 Blocking NSVC

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select BLK NSVC.
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2.40.3 Unblocking NSVC

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNB NSVC.
2.40.4 Resetting NSVC

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select RST NSVC.
2.41 SGSN Office

2.41.1 Querying SGSN Status
Steps
> SGSN. The SGSN tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY SGSN, see Figure 2-25.
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Figure 2-25 Querying SGSN Status
2.41.2 Enabling SGSN

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select USE SGSN.
2.41.3 Disabling SGSN

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNUSE SGSN.
2.41.4 Unloading SGSN

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNLOAD SGSN.

2.42 Querying Local End Status

Steps
2. Right-click the selected record(s), and select the command to execute the local end
status query.
2.43 Querying Peer End Status

Steps
2. Right-click the selected record(s), and select the command to execute the peer end
status query.
2.44 NSE
2.44.1 Querying NSE Status
Steps
> NSE. The NSE tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select QRY NSE, see Figure 2-26.
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Figure 2-26 Querying NSE Status
2.44.2 Configuring Remote IP and Port of NSE

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select RECFG ALL NSE.
2.44.3 Re-configuring Incremental NSE

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select RECFG ADD NSE.

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2.45 Cell
2.45.1 Querying Cell Status
Steps
> BTS. The BTS tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query Cell Status, see Figure 2-27.
Figure 2-27 Querying Cell Status
2.45.2 Blocking Cells

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block Cell. A dialog box is displayed, see
Figure 2-28.
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Figure 2-28 Blocking Cells
Operation Result
Click Force Block. The cell is blocked and the service is released.
Click Switch Off Block. The cell is blocked after the service is handed
over to other cells.
Click Release Block. The cell is actually blocked after there is no

service in the cell.
2.45.3 Unblocking a Cell

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Unblock Cell.
2.45.4 Querying Slave of PS Cells

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query Slave of PS Cells.

2.45.5 Moving Cells to Specified Slave

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Select the specified slave.

4. Click OK.
2.45.6 Adjusting RUP Slave Load Balance in PLMN

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Adjust RUP Slave in PLMN.
4. Select the corresponding MCC and MNC.
5. Click OK.
2.45.7 Querying Channel Statistics in a Cell

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query Channel Statistics in Cell.
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2.45.8 Querying BCCH Power in a Cell

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query Cell BCCH Power.
2.45.9 Querying BA List

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query BAList.
2.45.10 Adjusting Cell Load of PCU Resource in Global

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Cell Load Adjustment of PCU Resource
in Global.
2.46 Frequency
2.46.1 Querying TRX Status
Steps
> TRX. The TRX tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query TRX Status, see Figure 2-29.
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Figure 2-29 Querying TRX Status
2.46.2 Blocking FU TRX

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block FU TRX.
Operation Result
Click Force Block. The FU (Frame Unit) is blocked and the service
is released.
Click Switch Off Block. The FU is blocked after the service is switched to
other carriers.
Click Release Block. The FU is actually blocked after there is no

service.
2.46.3 Unblocking FU TRX

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select Unblock FU TRX.
2.46.4 Blocking CU TRX

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block CU TRX.
Operation Result
Click Force Block. The CU (carrier unit) is blocked and the service
is released.
Click Switch Off Block. The CU is blocked after the service is switched to
other carriers.
Click Release Block. The CU is actually blocked after there is no

service.
2.46.5 Unblocking CU TRX

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Unblock CU TRX。
2.46.6 Querying Relationship Between TRX and RRU

Steps
2. Select a record.
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3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query Relationship Between TRX and
RRU.
2.46.7 Querying Real-Time Status of Uplink Interference Band

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Query Up Inter Band.
2.47 Time Slot

2.47.1 Querying TS Status
Steps
> TS. The TS tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query TS Status.
2.47.2 Querying TS Channel Status

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query TS Channel Status.

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2.47.3 Blocking TS
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block TS.
Operation Result
Click Force Block. The TS is blocked and the service is released.
Click Switch Off Block. The TS is blocked after the service is switched to
other carriers.
Click Release Block. The TS is actually blocked after there is no

service.
5. Click OK.
2.47.4 Unblocking TS
Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Unblock TS.
2.47.5 Force Handing-Over TS

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Force Handover TS.

4. Select the handover type, and fill in the site ID and BTS ID.
5. Click OK.
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6. Click OK to close the message box.

2.47.6 Querying Connect Status by TS

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query Connect Status by TS.
2.47.7 Querying Connect Status by IMSI

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query Connect by IMSI.
4. Enter the IMSI to be queried.
5. Click OK.
2.47.8 Spying the Status of a Channel

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select SPY TRX.
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2.47.9 Stopping the Channel Spy

Steps
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select STP TRXSPY.
2.48 GSM Module

2.48.1 Querying Channel Statistics in Module
Steps
> GMODULE. The GMODULE tab is displayed.
2. Select one or multiple records.
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Query Channel Statistics in Module.
2.48.2 Stopping Flow Control

Steps
> GMODULE. The GMODULE tab is displayed.
2. Select one or multiple records.
3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Stop Flow Control.
4. Click Yes.
2.49 BVC
2.49.1 Querying BVC Status
Steps
> BVC. The BVC tab is displayed.
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query BVC Status.
2.49.2 Blocking BVC

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block BVC.
2.49.3 Unblocking BVC

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Unblock BVC.
2.49.4 Resetting BVC

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Reset BVC.
2.49.5 Resetting Signalling

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select Signalling Reset BVC.

2.50 ABIS
2.50.1 Querying Time Slot Status at Interface Abis
Steps
> ABIS. The ABIS tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query ABIS Status.
2.50.2 Blocking Time Slot at Interface Abis

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select BLOCK ABIS.
Operation Result
Click Block and Release. The time slots at interface Abis are blocked and
the service is released.
Click Block and No Release. The time slots at interface Abis are blocked and
the service is not released.
2.50.3 Unblocking Time Slots at Interface Abis

Steps
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select UNBLOCK ABIS.

2.50.4 Starting Status Monitoring at the Abis Interface

Steps
3. Right-click the selected records, and select SPY ABISRS.

2.50.5 Stopping Status Monitoring at the Abis Interface

Steps

3. Right-click the selected records, and select STP ABISRS.
2.51 Querying Time Slot Usage at Interface Abis

Steps
> ABISUSE. The ABISUSE tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query ABIS Usage.
2.52 Querying Abis Device Status

Steps
> ABIS Device. The ABIS Device tab is displayed.
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3. Right-click the selected records, and select Query ABIS Device Status.
2.53 GSITE
Display the GSITE tab
The GSITE tab can be opened by the step in the Sataus Management tab as fellow:
Select Root Node > GERAN Subnetwork > Managed NE > GSM Radio Resource >
GSITE. The GSITE tab is displayed.
Operations
Select one or more records, Right-click the selected records, some operations can be
selected as fellow:
l Relation Between TRX and RRU

l Reset Site
l E1 PPP Transmission Status Query
2.54 Resetting Site Rack

Steps
> GBtsRack List. The GBtsRack List tab is displayed.
2. Select a record.
3. Right-click the selected record, and select Reset site rack.

2.55 Querying Ring Network Status

Steps
> RING. The RING tab is displayed.
3. Right-click the selected records, and select Ring Network Status Query.
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Figures
Figure 2-1 System Menu for Status Management ..................................................... 2-3
Figure 2-2 Expanding the Configuration Resource Tree ............................................ 2-3
Figure 2-3 LED Status Query Dialog Box .................................................................. 2-5
Figure 2-4 Memory Information Query Dialog Box..................................................... 2-6
Figure 2-5 Querying RNC state................................................................................. 2-6
Figure 2-6 Querying IMSI Local Switch ..................................................................... 2-7
Figure 2-7 NTP Time Operation Dialog Box .............................................................. 2-7
Figure 2-8 Controller Rack Tab ................................................................................. 2-9
Figure 2-9 Logical CPU Page ................................................................................... 2-9
Figure 2-10 Powering On a Board........................................................................... 2-12
Figure 2-11 Confirmation Dialog Box....................................................................... 2-14
Figure 2-12 Selecting Clock Base ........................................................................... 2-14
Figure 2-13 Querying Unit State.............................................................................. 2-20
Figure 2-14 Querying Module State ........................................................................ 2-22
Figure 2-15 Querying Subunit State ........................................................................ 2-23
Figure 2-16 Sunit Loop ........................................................................................... 2-24
Figure 2-17 Timeslot of sunit loop ........................................................................... 2-24
Figure 2-18 Manually blocking subunit .................................................................... 2-25
Figure 2-19 Blocking/Unblocking Local SCCP Subsystem ...................................... 2-35
Figure 2-20 Querying Interfaces in RPU.................................................................. 2-37
Figure 2-21 Entering Channel Group No. ................................................................ 2-38
Figure 2-22 Querying All ACL4 Tables .................................................................... 2-44
Figure 2-23 QRY ATERATRUNK ............................................................................ 2-54
Figure 2-24 Querying MSC Status .......................................................................... 2-55
Figure 2-25 Querying SGSN Status ........................................................................ 2-60
Figure 2-26 Querying NSE Status........................................................................... 2-62
Figure 2-27 Querying Cell Status ............................................................................ 2-63
Figure 2-28 Blocking Cells ...................................................................................... 2-64
Figure 2-29 Querying TRX Status ........................................................................... 2-67

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Glossary
BSC
- Base Station Controller
ECMM
- ETCA Chassis Management Module
OMM
- Operation & Maintenance Module
PPP
- Point-to-Point Protocol
RRU
- Remote Radio Unit
TRX
- Transceiver
UMTS
- Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
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Base Station Controller

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R1.0 2013–06–05 First Edition

Serial Number: SJ-20130408140048-023

Publishing Date: 2013-06-05(R1.0)

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1, Overview Describes the functions, basic operations and

2, Status Management Describes the ZXUR 9000 GSM status

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Slave Subunit (CS)...................................................................................................2-57

2.1 Entering the Status Management Window

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Figure 2-1 System Menu for Status Management

Figure 2-2 Expanding the Configuration Resource Tree

3. Double-click a management item. The corresponding management tab page will be

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4. Perform the related management actions on an object.

2.2 Toolbar Operations

3. On the tool bar of the managed object tab, click .

2.2.2 Querying LED Status

2. Select the query type ( or ), and the

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Figure 2-3 LED Status Query Dialog Box

3. Click OK. The Batch Operation Result is displayed.

2.2.3 Querying Memory Bank Information

2. Select the query type ( , ,

or ), see Figure 2-4.

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Figure 2-4 Memory Information Query Dialog Box

2.2.4 Querying RNC State

Figure 2-5 Querying RNC state

2.2.5 Querying IMSI Local Switch

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Figure 2-6 Querying IMSI Local Switch

2.2.6 Querying or Synchronizing NTP Time

Figure 2-7 NTP Time Operation Dialog Box

a. Select , and click OK. The Operation result dialog box is

b. Select , and click OK. The Operation result dialog box

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2.2.7 Exporting Data to an EXCEL File

3. On the tool bar of managed object tab, click .

2.2.8 Saving the Status

1. On the toolbar of a management object, click .

2.3 Viewing Information of a Controller Rack

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Figure 2-8 Controller Rack Tab

2. Double-click the rack record, the RACK tab is displayed.

2.4 Logical CPU

2. Select one or several records.

Figure 2-9 Logical CPU Page

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2.4.2 Switching CPU Forcibly

3. Right-click the selected record(s), and select Forcible switch.

2.4.3 Resetting CPU Normally

2.4.4 Querying CPU Use Rate for Processes in Logical Entities

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