Training Objectives

After learning this course, you are expected to:

 Know how to create a single eNodeB.
 Know how to create eNodeBs in batches.
 Know the types and functions of data checks supported by
the CME.

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 eNodeB initial deployment indicates the process of creating
eNodeBs and configuring data.
 Generally, the initial configuration process is as follows:
 Use related functions to configure data required for eNodeB
deployment.
 Check data correctness and integrity.
 Generate the data script for eNodeB deployment.
 Export the eNodeB deployment list.

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 Use related functions provided by the CME to implement the preceding
operations.
 Configure data required for eNodeB deployment.
 Deploying eNodeBs by using the GUI
 Deploying eNodeBs by using the summary data file
 Check data.
 Performing the rule check
 Checking integrity
 Generate and deliver the script.
 Exporting the eNodeB deployment list
 This document describes the preceding functions in sequence and describes
how to activate some new features.

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U2000-CME V200R016
eNodeB Initial
Configuration Guide

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 eNodeB Initial Deployment
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the GUI
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the Summary Data File
 Activating Features
 Performing the Rule Check
 Exporting the Script

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Deploying eNodeBs by Using the GUI
 Application Scenarios
 Scenario 1: deploying a small number of sample eNodeBs. Sample
eNodeBs are the basis for you to create a user-defined template and
check script correctness before you perform batch deployment.
 Scenario 2: deploying a small number of eNodeBs
 Basic Functions
 Creating eNodeBs
 Creating co-MPT base stations (including the LRAT)
 Centrally perform basic eNodeB configuration, device, transmission,
and radio resource addition, and version creation.

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Deploying eNodeBs by Using the GUI
 For detailed operations, see Training Document_iManager
U2000-CME V200R016_GUI Base Station Deployment
Guide.ppt.
 The preceding document describes application scenarios of GUI-
related functions and operation steps. In this document, the
eNodeB deployment process is described in a specific section. It
also provides complete operation instances.

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 eNodeB Initial Deployment
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the GUI
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the Summary Data File
 Activating Features
 Performing the Rule Check
 Exporting the Script

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 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the
Summary Data File
For detailed operations, see Training Document_iManager U2000-CME V200R016_Site
Deployment Guide (Summary).ppt.

The preceding document provides the background and introduction of the summary data file,
and describes the user-defined tool, user-defined examples, and the solution of combining
the LLD and summary data file.

The CME component package provides an example of filling out the summary data file.

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 eNodeB Initial Deployment
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the GUI
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the Summary Data File
 Activating Features
 Performing the Rule Check
 Exporting the Script

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Activating Features
 Application Scenarios
 Preparing data for activating basic features of cells in batches
 Preparing data for activating basic features of eNodeBs in batches
 Advantage: Compared with MML-based feature activation, data-based
feature activation greatly reduces the activation workload.
 Basic Functions
 Exporting key configuration data
 Filtering and setting feature-related parameters for entirely activating and
configuring features
 Preparing the configuration data script during feature activation and
eNodeB deployment at the same time

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 Activating Features
For detailed operations, see Training Document_iManager U2000-CME
V200R016_Batch NE Feature Activation and Status Query.ppt.

The preceding document describes the background, application scenarios, and

procedures of feature activation and query.

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 eNodeB Initial Deployment
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the GUI
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the Summary Data File
 Activating Features
 Performing the Rule Check
 Exporting the Script

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Performing the Rule Check

 The CME rule check can be categorized into the following types:
 Correctness check
 Correctness check for a single NE aims to check the basic configuration information about
the NE. The rule used for the correctness check can be obtained from the OCL rule
interface document provided and defined at the NE. If the rule is disobeyed, it will fail to be
delivered to the NE.
 For example, the IP address of the USERPLANEHOST is not configured in DEVIP.
 Integrity check
 Integrity check for a single NE aims to analyze objects that are mandatory from the
perspective of services and therefore to perform an enhanced check for configuration
information about the NE. The rule used for the integrity check is provided by the NE.
 For example, at least one OMCH must be configured.
 Consistency check
 Consistency check aims to check intact, redundancy, and inconsistent data between NEs
on the entire network.
 For example, only unidirectional neighboring cells are configured for LTE cells.

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 Differences:
 The rule used for the correctness check is mandatory. The check
must be passed before the rule is delivered.
 The rule used for the integrity check is optional. Users can ignore this
rule check, and generate and deliver the script directly.
 The rule used for the consistency check is optional. Users can ignore
this rule check but focus on the data check between NEs.

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Performing the Rule Check -
Application Scenarios
Perform the following checks after configuring eNodeB data:
1. For eNodeBs/co-MPT base stations: Check validity and integrity of base station
data using the check function provided by the CME.
2. For separate-MPT base stations: Perform the following operations in sequence to
check validity, integrity, and consistency of base station data:
(a) Check validity and integrity of base station data.
(b) Check consistency of multimode base station data.

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Performing the Rule Check - Operation

Instance
 Rule check + integrity
check

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Checking Consistency

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Checking Consistency

Select rules you

want to check.

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 Contents
 eNodeB Initial Deployment
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the GUI
 Deploying eNodeBs by Using the Summary Data File
 Activating Features
 Performing the Rule Check
 Exporting the Script

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Exporting the Script
After users complete the initial deployment of base stations on the CME, they need to export the
base station deployment list and data configuration script using this function for the configuration
data to take effect on NEs. In addition, users need to use the auto-deployment function on the
U2000 client or use USB flash drives locally to load the file to NEs for the configuration to take
effect.
Export the base station
deployment list.

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