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    Moshell Basic

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    This document contains a cookbook of commands for troubleshooting issues at the Node B and RNC levels for a Moshell network. It provides commands for checking cells, radio links, errors, drops, congestion, attenuation and power levels. Notes are included on filtering output and interpreting measurements like VSWR, TMA current/temperature and feeder attenuation.

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    This document contains a cookbook of commands for troubleshooting issues at the Node B and RNC levels for a Moshell network. It provides commands for checking cells, radio links, errors, drops, congestion, attenuation and power levels. Notes are included on filtering output and interpreting measurements like VSWR, TMA current/temperature and feeder attenuation.

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    This document contains a cookbook of commands for troubleshooting issues at the Node B and RNC levels for a Moshell network. It provides commands for checking cells, radio links, errors, drops, congestion, attenuation and power levels. Notes are included on filtering output and interpreting measurements like VSWR, TMA current/temperature and feeder attenuation.

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    This document contains a cookbook of commands for troubleshooting issues at the Node B and RNC levels for a Moshell network. It provides commands for checking cells, radio links, errors, drops, congestion, attenuation and power levels. Notes are included on filtering output and interpreting measurements like VSWR, TMA current/temperature and feeder attenuation.

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    The document describes various commands used in the MOSHELL tool to monitor different parameters of cells including drops, RABs established, neighbor relations and more. It also provides instructions to check antenna and feeder attenuation levels.

    Commands like lst, get, lget, pmx are used to list cells and obtain their parameters like operational state, number of radio links, reserved status etc. Other commands like pget, lga are used to check error seconds and alarms.

    The lget command is used with the frequencyrelationtype parameter to check intra and inter frequency cell relations. Values of 0 and 1 indicate intra and inter frequency relations respectively.

    MOSHELL cookbook

    Prepared by Nenad Stojanovic


    Last time updated: November 17, 2009

    NODE B LEVEL

    lst cell
    List of all cells including Operational State.

    NODE B LEVEL

    get rbslocalcell
    List of all cells including parameters

    NODE B LEVEL

    pget t1
    Error seconds on T1-s;

    NODE B LEVEL

    pmx . pmes -m 2 -a
    Error seconds on T1-s; for two hours, aggregated.

    NODE B LEVEL

    get . noofrad
    Number of radio links per cell.

    You can see for example that 3 sectors have no radio links (disabled cells)

    RNC LEVEL

    lst cansu0003
    listing all MOs on a site.

    RNC LEVEL

    st cansu0003
    Listing all cells on a site.

    RNC LEVEL

    8 | grep cansu0319

    When using pmr, you can use filtering option like one above.
    (will give the report no 8 of all cells on the site CANSU0319)

    The columns of Report 8:


    Object

    SpchAccess SpchCCSR SpchDrop SpchDropContrib SpchNoRabEstAtt SpchRabSuc

    8 | sort k4 n

    RNC LEVEL

    When using pmr, you can use filtering option like the one above,
    It will give the report no 8 and sort it according to 4th column (SpchDrop).

    The columns of Report 8:


    Object

    SpchAccess SpchCCSR SpchDrop SpchDropContrib SpchNoRabEstAtt SpchRabSuc

    RNC LEVEL

    lget CANSU0319 cellreserved


    cellReserved parameter

    RNC LEVEL

    st CANSU0319

    You can see for example that the cells are UNLOCKED and ENABLED

    RNC LEVEL

    pmx cansu0319 pmNoSystemRabReleaseSpeech m 4 -a


    Number of drops per cell for site CANSU0319
    4 hours
    aggregate

    RNC LEVEL

    pmx cansu0003 PmnoRabEstablishSuccessSpeech


    Number of established RABs per cell for the site CANSU0319

    RNC LEVEL

    pmx cansu0003 pmnosysRelSpeechNeighbr

    number of drops per cell for site CANSU0319 caused by missing nbr

    RNC LEVEL

    pmx cansu0319 pmnosysRelSpeechUlSynch m 4 -a


    (drops related to Uplink Synch, the last 4 hours, aggregated)

    RNC LEVEL

    pmx cansu0319 pmnoOfTermSpeechCong m 4 -a


    drops related to Congestion

    RNC LEVEL

    pmx cansu0319 pmnosysRelSpeechSoho m 4 -a


    drops related to Soft Handover failure

    pmx CANSU0633
    pmNoFailedRabEstAttemptLackUlHw|pmNoFailedRabEstAttemptLackUlHwBest|pmNoFailedRabEstAttemptLackDlPwr -m 1

    If you want to combine several counters, put | between counters.

    RNC LEVEL

    lget utrancell=casdu0657x frequencyrelationtype 0


    Cell relations, intra frequency

    RNC LEVEL

    lget utrancell=cansu0003z frequencyrelationtype 1


    Cell relations, inter frequency

    NODE B LEVEL

    lgs -m 48h
    gives you HW crashes

    RNC LEVEL

    ced grep CNU1730


    Utran Audit:

    te log read | grep ERROR

    RNC LEVEL
    lga m 48h | grep b280
    lga m 48h | grep 10-25
    lga m 48h | grep CASDU0137
    lga m 48h | grep transmission_error

    FILTERING while lga: rbs, date, NodeB, cause type

    RNC LEVEL

    get CNU1726 hotype

    Getting hotype on a site:

    RNC LEVEL

    Getting T1 errors, using:

    lst t1
    lpget 181-184

    (enabled T1-s)

    RNC LEVEL
    lst cansu0633

    get 49449

    Obtaining rbs or b number

    RNC LEVEL
    get casdu0609 rbsid

    Obtaining rbs or b number 2nd way

    RNC LEVEL

    Getting Iub congestion - remote (last 2 hours)

    Pmx -m 2 aal2ap=b265 pmUnSuccOutConnsRemoteQosClass

    NODE B LEVEL
    get AntFeederCable

    Here shown sector6,


    Branch B, branch A,
    to be checked against
    RND CIQ

    Getting Feeder attenuation

    NODE B LEVEL

    Getting TMA attenuation

    get TMA

    Here shown sector 6,sector 5

    NODE B LEVEL

    Getting feeder attenuation

    get feedercable= dlattenuation

    RNC LEVEL

    Getting Iub congestion - remote (last 2 hours)

    Pmx -m 2 aal2ap=b265 pmUnSuccOutConnsRemoteQosClass

    RNC LEVEL

    Tracking changes done on Cell

    lgsavemo | grep GAATU4034

    e.g. NBR deleted and Added on 9th Dec.

    NodeB LEVEL
    Lhsh 001200 ps
    Lhsh 000900 ps

    VSWR measurements (1 of 2)
    Depending on RBS type use 001200 or 009000, this polls the RUIF board.

    Look at output and based


    on number sequence it is
    assumed that:
    6,7,8 are alpha, beta,
    gamma of 1st Carrier.
    12,13,14 are alpha, beta,
    gamma of 2nd Carrier.

    NodeB LEVEL

    VSWR measurements (2 of 2)

    lhsh 000900/port_0_dev_6 fui get vswr

    Check VSWR on S1 1st Carrier

    Check VSWR on S2 1st Carrier

    Check VSWR on S1 2nd Carrier

    In general:
    <16-17dB is bad
    17 -> 20dB is ok.
    >20dB is good.

    NodeB LEVEL

    VSWR measurements (2 of 2)

    lhsh 000900/port_0_dev_6 fui get vswr

    Check VSWR on S1 1st Carrier

    Check VSWR on S2 1st Carrier

    Check VSWR on S1 2nd Carrier

    In general:
    <16-17dB is bad
    17 -> 20dB is ok.
    >20dB is good.

    Check TMA

    NodeB LEVEL
    Lhsh 001200 ps
    Lhsh 000900 ps

    2nd Carrier (1900Mhz) port 3,4,5


    1st Carrier (850Mhz) port 0,1,2

    Alpha 1900Mhz TMA current/temp looks ok

    Beta 1900Mhz TMA current/temp looks ok

    NodeB LEVEL
    get . atten

    Feeder Attenuation

    Maximum DL Power Capability

    NodeB LEVEL
    get . maxdl

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