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USEFUL COMMNAD FOR RNP

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HN/RNP

By Chen durong
2003-12-31

Useful Command For RNP

HeNan RNP Department

03-Jan-2004

目 录
1. 概述 3
2. 具体命令解释和介绍 3
2.1 AB - Blocked alarm handling 3
2.2 AC- Alarm canceling 4
2.3 AH - Alarm History Handling 5
2.4 CF - Circuit State Handling 7
2.5 DM - Interrogation of LAPD and SBUS Statistics Meters 8
2.6 DR - Synchronization Unit Handling 12
2.7 DS - Primary Rate Access D- Channel Data Handling 13
2.8 DT - Primary Rate Access D- Channel State Handling 14
2.9 EA - Adjacent Cell Handling 15
2.10 EB - BCCH and Mobile Allocation Frequency List and RA Handling 18
2.11 EE - Base Station Controller Parameter Handling in BSC 20
2.12 EF - Base Control Function Handling 24
2.13 EG - GSM Timer and BSC Parameter Handling 25
2.14 EH - Handover Control Parameter Handling 25
2.15 EO - Base Transceiver Station Alarms Handling 29
2.16 EQ - Base Transceiver Station Handling in BSC 30
2.17 ER - Transceiver Handling 37
2.18 EU - Power Control Parameter Handling 39
2.19 EV - BCF Hardware Database Handling 42
2.20 EW - BCF Software Handling 44
2.21 FN - Frame Relay Parameter Handling 47
2.22 FU - Frame Relay Bearer Channel Handling 47
2.23 FW - GPRS NS Layer Handling 48
2.24 IA - MMI System Authority Handling 48
2.25 IG - MML Command Log Handling 49
2.26 NC-Signalling link data handling 50
2.27 NE - Signalling Network State Interrogation 50
2.28 NL - Signalling Link State Handling 52
2.29 NO - Signalling Link Parameter Handling 52
2.30 OL - Interrogation of Signalling Link Statistics Meters 52
2.31 OM - Interrogation of Auxiliary MTP Statistics Meters 54
2.32 ON - Interrogation of Signalling Network Statistics Meters 54
2.33 OS - States of SS7 Statistics 55
2.34 QU - BSS Transmission Equipment Handling 56
2.35 TP - GSM Measurement Handling 57
2.36 TV - BSC Counter Inquiry 59
2.37 UB - Single Radio Network Test Handling 60
2.38 UC - Scheduled Radio Network Test Handling 62
2.39 UD - Diagnostics Handling 64
2.40 US - Working State and Restart Handling 66
2.41 WO - Parameter Handling 66
2.42 WQ - Software Package Management 67
2.43 YE - Exchange Terminal Supervision Handling 69
2.44 YM - PCM Statistics: Measurement and Output 71
3. 参考文献 71

1. 概述
编写本报告的目的：
（1） 通过命令可以直观的对网络进行观察；
（2） 通过命令可以有助于我们网络优化工作；
（3） 通过命令可以帮助我们更深入的了解NOKIA系统的组成和原理；
（4） 通过命令可以获得一些无法形成报告的原始数据和资料；
（5） 其它方面；
2. 具体命令解释和介绍
2.1 AB - Blocked alarm handling
(1) ZABB: BLOCK ALARM

Function
With this command you can block alarms. The alarm is specified on the basis of the alarm number. The object unit can be defined so that the alarm is blocked when its object unit is any unit, any unit of a given unit type, or one specific unit.

Parameters
alarm number:
unit type,stage,pair,unit index;

Syntax
ABB: [ <alarm number> | <all> def ]:
[ <unit type> | <all> def ],
[ [ <stage> | <pair> ] | <all> def ],
[ <unit index> | <all> def ];

Parameter explanations
alarm number :This parameter identifies the number of the alarm to be blocked. The default is all alarms. If you use the default, you must identify the object unit in the second parameter block.
unit type :This parameter identifies the type of the object unit of the alarm. The default value is all unit types.
stage This parameter is used, when necessary, for defining the stage of the object unit of the alarm that you want to block. The default is all stages.
pair :This parameter is used, when necessary, for defining the pair number of the object unit of the alarm that you want to block.
unit index: This parameter is used for defining the index of the object unit of the alarm that you want to block. The default is all indexes, that is, all units of the unit type that you have identified with unit type parameter and, when needed, with stage or pair parameter.

If you use the default value in this second parameter block, you must enter alarm number parameter in the first parameter block.

(2) ZABU: UNBLOCK ALARMS

Function
With this command you can remove alarm blocking.

Parameters
alarm number:
unit type,stage,pair,unit index;

Syntax
ABU: [ <alarm number> | <all> def ]:
[ <unit type> | <all> def ],
[ [ <stage> | <pair> ] | <all> def ],
[ <unit index> | <all> def ];

Parameter explanations

alarm number: This parameter identifies the number of the alarm to be unblocked. The default is all alarms.
unit type: This parameter identifies the type of the object unit of the alarm to be unblocked. The default value is all unit types.
Stage: This parameter is used, when necessary, for defining the stage of the object unit of the alarm to be unblocked. The default is all stages.
Pair: This parameter is used, when necessary, for defining the pair number of the object unit of the alarm to be unblocked. Thedefault is all pairs.
unit index :This parameter is used for defining the index of the object unit of the alarm to be unblocked. The default is all indexes, that is, all units of the unit type that you have identified with unit type parameter and, when needed, with stage or pair parameter.

(3) ZABO: OUTPUT BLOCKED ALARMS

Function
With this command you can display the data on the alarm blockings that are active. The printout shows all the alarms that have been blocked and their object units.

Parameters
The command has no parameters.

Syntax
ABO;

2.2 AC- Alarm canceling
(1) ZACC: CANCEL ACCORDING TO CONSECUTIVE NUMBER

Function
You can use this command to cancel alarms with the consecutive number given in the alarm printout.

Parameters
consecutive number;

Syntax
ACC: <consecutive number>;

Parameter explanations
Consecutive number:This parameter is used to define the alarm to be cancelled on
the basis of the consecutive number shown in the alarm printout.

(2)ZACA: CANCEL ACCORDING TO ALARM NUMBER
Function
The command is used to cancel all alarms on the basis of the alarm number or the object unit of the alarm.

Note that if you cancel an alarm on the basis of the alarm number, all the alarms with the same number and same object unit are cancelled. This means that you may by accident cancel alarms which differ from each other (i.e. the data in the supplementary information fields may be different). Therefore, you should rather cancel alarms on the basis of the consecutive number using the ACC command, as it is always directed to one specific alarm.

Parameters
alarm number:
unit identification;

Syntax
ACA: [ <alarm number> | <all> def ] :
[ <unit type> | <all> def ], [ [<stage> | <pair>] | <all> def ],
[ <unit index> | <all> def ];

Parameter explanations
alarm number :This parameter identifies the alarm number of the alarm to be cancelled. The default is all alarm numbers.
unit type: This parameter identifies the type of the object unit of the alarm to be cancelled. Check the alarm listing for the object unit of the alarm. If the alarm does not concern any particular unit, give the value NONE. The default is all unit types.
Stage: This parameter identifies the stage of the object unit of the alarm to be cancelled. The default is all stages.
Pair: This parameter identifies the pair number of the object unit of the alarm to be cancelled. The default is all pairs.
unit index :This parameter identifies the index of the object unit of the alarm to be cancelled. The default is all indexes, that is, all units of the unit type identified with unit type parameter and, when needed, with stage or pair parameter.

2.3 AH - Alarm History Handling
(1) ZAHO: PRINT ALARMS CURRENTLY ON

Function
You can use this command to print out the alarms which are currently on, i.e. the live alarms. The live alarms indicate a fault situation in the system. Disturbances and notices are also printed out as live alarms if they have been on for a longer time than one minute. Print out the live alarms every day and check if they
require maintenance actions.

All the live alarms can be printed out by using the AHO command. You can limit the printouts by supplying the command with the parameters that define
. object unit
. alarm class or
. alarm number.

Parameters
unit identification:
alarm parameter;

Syntax
AHO: [ [ <unit type> | <all> def ],
[ [ <stage> | <pair> ] | <all> def ],
[ <unit index> | <all> def ] ]:
[ [ CLS = <alarm class>... |
NR = <alarm number>... ] |
<all> def ];

Parameter explanations

unit type :This parameter identifies the type of the object unit of the live alarms you want to print out. The parameter guide displays all the unit types of the network element. When you give the value NONE to the parameter, all the live alarms that have no object unit are printed out.

On the basis of the given unit type the parameter guide asks you to enter other parameters of the parameter block, if
necessary. The default value is all the unit types; in this case, all the live alarms are printed out regardless of what type the object unit of the alarm is.

Stage: This parameter identifies the stage number of the object unit of the live alarms you want to print out. The default value is all the stages.
pair :This parameter identifies the pair number of the object unit of the live alarms you want to print out. The default value is all the pairs.
unit index :This parameter identifies the index of the object unit of the live alarms you want to print out. The default value is all indexes, that is, all units of the unit type that you have identified with unit type parameter and, when needed, with stage or pair parameter."
alarm class: This parameter identifies the alarm class of the live alarms you want to print out. The alarm class tells the type and the urgency of the alarm. The default value is all the classes.
You can give the following values to the parameter:
CLS = AL3 *** alarms (require IMMEDIATE action)
CLS = AL2 ** alarms (require action during the working day)
CLS = AL1 * alarms (do not require any action)
CLS = DST disturbances (do not require any action)
CLS = NTC notices (do not require any action)
alarm number :This parameter identifies the alarm number of the live alarms you want to print out. Character & can be used. You can give 1 - 10 alarm numbers at a time. The default value is all the alarm numbers; in this case, all the live alarms are printed out regardless of what the alarm number is.

Note that this parameter cannot be used together with alarm class parameter.

(2)ZAHP: PRINT ALARM HISTORY

Function
This command is used to display alarm history data. The alarm history contains all the alarm events of the system: alarms and cancellations of alarms, disturbances and notices. You can limit the alarm history printouts by supplying
the command with parameters that define:
. object unit
. alarm class or
. alarm number and
. date and time

Parameters
unit identification:
alarm parameter:
date,time;

Syntax
AHP: [ [ <unit type> | <all> def ],
[ [ <stage> | <pair> ] | <all> def ],
[ <unit index> | <all> def ] ]:
[ [ CLS = <alarm class>... |
NR = <alarm number>... ] |
<all> def ]:
[ <date> | <today> def ],
[ <time> | 00-00-00 def ];

Parameter explanations
Unit type: This parameter identifies the type of the object unit whose alarm history data you want to print out. The parameter guide displays all the unit types of the network element. When you give the value NONE to the parameter, all the alarm events that have no object unit are printed out. On the basis of the given unit type the parameter guide asks you to enter other parameters of the parameter block, if necessary. The default value is all the unit types.
Stage :This parameter identifies the stage number of the object unit whose alarm history data you want to print out. The default value is all the stages.
pair :This parameter identifies the pair number of the object unit whose alarm history data you want to print out. The default value is all the pairs.
unit index :This parameter identifies the index of the object unit whose alarm history data you want to print out. The default value is all indexes, that is, all units of the unit type that you have identified with unit type parameter and, when needed, with stage or pair parameter."
alarm class :This parameter identifies the alarm class of the alarm events in the alarm history data you want to print out. The alarm class tells the type and the urgency of the alarm. The default value is all the classes.

You can give the following values to the parameter:
CLS =AL3 *** alarms (require IMMEDIATE action)
CLS = AL2 ** alarms (require action during the
working day)
CLS = AL1 * alarms (do not require any action)
CLS = DST disturbances (do not require any action)
CLS = NTC notices (do not require any action)
alarm number :This parameter identifies the alarm number of the alarm
events in the alarm history data you want to print out. Character & can be used. You can give 1 - 10 alarm numbers
at a time. The default value is all the alarm numbers; in this case, the entire alarm history is printed out regardless of what the alarm number is.

Note that this parameter cannot be used together with alarm class parameter.
Date: This parameter identifies the start date for the period to be displayed in the alarm history. Give the date in format YYYY-MM-DD. The default value is the current date.
Time :This parameter identifies the start time for the period to be displayed in the alarm history. Give the time in format HH-MM-SS. The default value is 00-00-00.

2.4 CF - Circuit State Handling
(1)ZCEC: CHANGE EXTERNAL CIRCUIT STATE
Function
With this command you can change the working state of a trunk circuit connected to an external circuit group. You can change the state of one or several trunk circuits at the same time.

Parameters
circuit:
state;

Syntax
CEC: ETPCM = <circuit>..., CRCT = <circuit>... :
<state>;

(2)ZCEP: CLEAR PHONE CALL
Function
With this command you can clear an established phone call or calls.

Parameters
circuit;

Syntax
CEP: CRCT = <circuit>...;

(3)ZCET: CALL CONNECTION INFORMATION
Function
With this command, you can interrogate the call connection information on a trunk circuit.

Parameters
circuit;

Syntax
CET: ETPCM = <circuit>..., CRCT = <circuit>...;

(4)ZCEL: LIST EXTERNAL CIRCUIT STATE
Function
With this command you can interrogate the trunk circuits in a given circuit group or in several circuit groups, listing the circuits that are in a particular state. You can list either the number of circuits in a particular state, or the addresses and states of the circuits. Using this command, you can also list other things, such as only those circuits that are in some other state than WO-EX.

Parameters
circuit group name,circuit group number,all other than wo-ex,state combinations, information of circuit,listing f