ZXSDR UniRAN

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System Tools

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 Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Overview of the System Tools ................................................. 1-1
1.1 Functions of the System Tools............................................................................. 1-1
1.2 Introduction to Functions of the System Tool ........................................................ 1-1

Chapter 2 Unified Data Tracing ................................................................. 2-1

2.1 Opening the Unified Data Tracing Window ........................................................... 2-1
2.2 Normal Task Management .................................................................................. 2-3
2.3 Function Switch Control ..................................................................................... 2-8
2.4 Signaling Tracing ............................................................................................. 2-10
2.4.1 UE-Level Cell Signaling .......................................................................... 2-10
2.4.2 Cell Signaling......................................................................................... 2-12
2.4.3 IMSI Signaling........................................................................................ 2-15
2.4.4 TMSI Signaling....................................................................................... 2-20
2.4.5 eMBMS Signaling................................................................................... 2-23
2.4.6 Enhanced UE signaling .......................................................................... 2-26
2.4.7 SCTP Signaling...................................................................................... 2-29
2.4.8 T-Robot Signaling................................................................................... 2-32
2.5 Service Observation ......................................................................................... 2-35
2.5.1 UE-Level Cell Service Observation.......................................................... 2-36
2.5.2 IMSI Service Observation ....................................................................... 2-38
2.5.3 TMSI Service Observation ...................................................................... 2-42
2.5.4 Enhanced UE Service Observation.......................................................... 2-45
2.6 MTS Tracing .................................................................................................... 2-48
2.6.1 UE-Level Cell MTS................................................................................. 2-48
2.6.2 Cell-Level MTS ...................................................................................... 2-51
2.6.3 IMSI MTS .............................................................................................. 2-54
2.6.4 TMSI MTS ............................................................................................. 2-58
2.6.5 GID MTS ............................................................................................... 2-61
2.6.6 Enhanced UE MTS................................................................................. 2-64
2.6.7 MTS Drawing Display ............................................................................. 2-67
2.7 GTP-U Packet Capturing .................................................................................. 2-70
2.7.1 GID GTP-U ............................................................................................ 2-70
2.7.2 IMSI GTP-U ........................................................................................... 2-73

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2.8 Spectrum Scanning .......................................................................................... 2-79
2.9 IMSI-Based Log Collection................................................................................ 2-85
2.10 Automatic Log Collection ................................................................................ 2-88
2.11 Drive Test Tracing........................................................................................... 2-91
2.12 MDT Tracing .................................................................................................. 2-94
2.12.1 Signaling-Based MDT ........................................................................... 2-94
2.12.2 Management-Based MDT ..................................................................... 2-97
2.13 Soft Collection...............................................................................................2-100
2.13.1 Signaling Soft Collection ......................................................................2-100
2.13.2 MR/KPI Soft Collection ........................................................................2-103
2.14 CDT Tracing .................................................................................................2-106
2.15 Measurement Report .....................................................................................2-108
2.16 Standard Trace ............................................................................................. 2-110
2.17 VoLTE MOS .................................................................................................. 2-112
2.18 Atmospheric Duct Interference Location.......................................................... 2-115
2.19 Wireless Interference Detection...................................................................... 2-117
2.20 eNodeB Running Status Collection .................................................................2-120

Chapter 3 White Board............................................................................... 3-1

3.1 CPU White Board............................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 File Collection .................................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.1 Baseband Log Collection .......................................................................... 3-3
3.2.2 Baseband Data Collection......................................................................... 3-6
3.3 Memory Information Collection ............................................................................ 3-9

Chapter 4 System Information Observation ............................................ 4-1

Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables ...........................................................................................................VII
Glossary ........................................................................................................IX

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Purpose
This document describes how to use the system tools.

Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Software debugging engineers
l Network monitoring engineers
l Maintenance engineers

What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.

Chapter 1, Overview of the Describes the functions of the system tools.

System Tools

Chapter 2, Unified Data Describes the normal data tracing task and northbound data tracing
Tracing task.

Chapter 3, White Board Describes the functions of the white board.

Chapter 4, System Describes the system information observation function.

Information Observation

Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.

Danger: indicates an imminently hazardous situation. Failure to

comply will result in death or serious personal injury.
Warning: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply
can result in death or serious personal injury.
Notice: indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to comply
can result in moderate or minor personal injury.

Caution: indicates equipment or environment safety information.

Failure to comply can result in equipment damage, data loss,
equipment performance degradation, environmental contamination, or
other unpredictable results.
This typeface does not cover personal injuries.

Note: provides additional information about a topic.

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Overview of the System Tools
Table of Contents
Functions of the System Tools....................................................................................1-1
Introduction to Functions of the System Tool ..............................................................1-1

1.1 Functions of the System Tools

The system tools have the following functions: unified data tracing, white board and system
information observation.

1.2 Introduction to Functions of the System Tool

The functions of the system tools are as follows:
l The unified data tracing tasks include the common data tracing task and northbound
data tracing task. The purpose is to locate the network failures.
l The white board function is used to locate the faults of the CPU and baseband boards.
l The system information observation function is used to collect the operational status
information of the eNodeB.

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Table of Contents
Opening the Unified Data Tracing Window .................................................................2-1
Normal Task Management..........................................................................................2-3
Function Switch Control .............................................................................................2-8
Signaling Tracing......................................................................................................2-10
Service Observation .................................................................................................2-35
MTS Tracing.............................................................................................................2-48
GTP-U Packet Capturing..........................................................................................2-70
Spectrum Scanning ..................................................................................................2-79
IMSI-Based Log Collection .......................................................................................2-85
Automatic Log Collection..........................................................................................2-88
Drive Test Tracing ....................................................................................................2-91
MDT Tracing ............................................................................................................2-94
Soft Collection ........................................................................................................2-100
CDT Tracing...........................................................................................................2-106
Measurement Report..............................................................................................2-108
Standard Trace....................................................................................................... 2-110
VoLTE MOS ........................................................................................................... 2-112
Atmospheric Duct Interference Location ................................................................. 2-115
Wireless Interference Detection.............................................................................. 2-117
eNodeB Running Status Collection.........................................................................2-120

2.1 Opening the Unified Data Tracing Window

This procedure describes how to open the Unified Data Tracing window.

Steps
1. On the EMS client, right-click an NE agent node in the NE Tree, and select Start NE
Management.

Note:
After NE management is enabled, the icon is displayed on the NE agent node.

2. Right-click an NE and enable NE management, and select System Tools.

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By default, Unified Data Tracing->Task Management is displayed, see Figure 2-1.

Figure 2-1 Unified Data Tracing Window

3. From the left Navigation tree, select a node to perform the related signaling task.

Node Operation

Signaling Trace Refer to 2.4 Signaling Tracing.

SOP Trace Refer to 2.5 Service Observation.

MTS Trace Refer to 2.6 MTS Tracing.

GTP-U Package Refer to 2.7 GTP-U Packet Capturing.

Spectrum Scanning Refer to 2.8 Spectrum Scanning.

IMSI-based Log Collection Refer to 2.9 IMSI-Based Log Collection.

Automatic Log Collection Refer to 2.10 Automatic Log Collection.

Drive-Test Trace Refer to 2.11 Drive Test Tracing.

MDT Trace Refer to 2.12 MDT Tracing.

Soft Collection Refer to 2.13 Soft Collection.

CDT Trace Refer to 2.14 CDT Tracing.

Measurement Report Refer to 2.15 Measurement Report.

Standard Trace Refer to 2.16 Standard Trace.

VoLTE MOS Refer to 2.17 VoLTE MOS.

Atmospheric Duct Interference Detection Refer to 2.18 Atmospheric Duct Interference

Location.

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Wireless Interference Detection Refer to 2.19 Wireless Interference Detection.

eNodeB Running Status Collection Refer to 2.20 eNodeB Running Status

Collection.

2.2 Normal Task Management

This procedure describes the common management function of the unified data tracing
task.

Creating a Task
On the Unified Data Tracing tab, from the left Navigation tree, use any of the following
methods to create a tracing task. This procedure uses UE in Cell Signaling as an
example.

l Double click the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling Trace > UE in Cell
Signaling node. The UE in Cell Signaling Trace Scope dialog box is displayed, see
Figure 2-2.

Figure 2-2 UE in Cell Signaling Trace Scope Dialog Box

l Right-click the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling Trace > UE in Cell
Signaling node, and select New Task, see Figure 2-3. The UE in Cell Signaling
Trace Scope dialog box is displayed.

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Figure 2-3 New Task

l Select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling Trace > UE in Cell
Signaling node, and click the button in the toolbar on the Task Management
tab in the right pane. The UE in Cell Signaling Trace Scope dialog box is displayed.

Displaying a Task
The newly created task is displayed on the task management tab, see Figure 2-4. This
procedure uses UE in Cell Signaling as an example.

Figure 2-4 Creating a Task List

Synchronizing a Task
1. On the Task Management tab, use any of the following methods to synchronize a
selected task. This procedure uses UE in Cell Signaling as an example.
l Select the new UE in Cell Signaling task and click the button in the toolbar.

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l Right-click the new UE in Cell Signaling task. Select Synchronize Task from
the shortcut menu.

Note:
After a new task is created, the task must be synchronized so that the NE can report
the collected data. Multiple signaling trace tasks can be synchronized simultaneously.

2. On the Task Management tab, view the operation result, which shows that the
synchronization is successful.

Figure 2-5 Synchronization Succeeded

Displaying Real-Time Task Data

Right-click a task. Select View Task Data from the shortcut menu. The Data Display tab
is displayed. This procedure uses UE in Cell Signaling Real-Time Task as an example.

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Figure 2-6 View Task Data

Figure 2-7 Event List

Collecting Non-Real-Time Task Data

There are two types of non-real-time task data: standard signaling and non-standard
signaling.

Non-realtime task data acquisition method: Right-click the synchronized non-realtime task,
and select Obtain Task File from the shortcut menu. The Download File dialog box is
displayed. Choose the desired type of data files to download.

NDS Configuration Mode and Data Collection Mode of Northbound Tasks

The NDS log service object is configured as follows:

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1. In the Configuration Management window of the NetNumen, select Modify Area >
System Parameter > Log service object > Log. The Log-List tab is displayed. Click
the button to open the Log tab, see Figure 2-8.

Figure 2-8 NDS Log Service Object Configuration

2. Set the Log ID, Log type, Log server address, Log transmission type, Log transmission
port, save the configuration and synchronize the data to the NEs.

Table 2-1 Parameter Descriptions

Parameter Description

Log type NDS index in the system tool task tracing parameters. Currently, "NDS1[0]"
or "NDS2[1]" can be selected. By default, NDS1[0] is configured, and
NDS1[0] is the same as NDS2[1].

Log server The IP address of the NDS server is the same as that of the OMC channel
address NDS server. If the environment is IPv6, the IP address of NDS server must
be filled with an IPv6 address. If the environment is IPv4 and then changed to
IPV6, it is necessary to change the IPv4 address of NDS to an IPv6 address,
so that the data can be reported to NDS normally.

Log It is the same as the transmission mode selected when the NDS server is
transmission started.
type In the scenario involving privacy protection of personal data, the SFTP
transmission mode must be used, but the SFTP transmission mode is not
supported when the current version of NDS is configured as IPv6 address.

Log It is the same as the port configured for the NDS server.
transmission
port

3. In the Configuration Management navigation tree, right-click the eNodeB to select

Synchronize Modified Data. The configured data is synchronized to the eNodeB.

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Note:
The NDS receives the data, and save the original code stream under the
/NDS-LTE/output/north_output/NEWCDT directory, northbound files under the
/NDS-LTE/output/north_output/NORTHFILE directory, and preprocessed output files
under the /NETMAX/ directory.

Operations Related to Tasks

Perform the following operations as required.

To... Do...

Stop a task Select one of the following methods to stop the task.
l Right-click the task, and select Stop Task from the shortcut menu.

l Select the task and click the button in the toolbar.

Modify a task You are not allowed to modify a synchronized task. Select one of the following
methods to modify a task.
l Right-click a stopped task, and select Modify Task from the shortcut menu.

l Select the stopped task and click the button in the toolbar.

View a task Select one of the following methods to view a task.

l Right-click a task, and select View Task from the shortcut menu.

l Select the task and click the button in the toolbar.

Delete a task Select one of the following methods to delete a task.

l Right-click a stopped task, and select Delete Task from the shortcut menu.

l Select the stopped task and click the button in the toolbar.

2.3 Function Switch Control

The relationships between licenses and functions are given in the table below.

License Item Function Relationship

License for the service Service observation When the license switch is turned on, the
observation function of the function is enabled.
LTE tool

License for the spectrum Spectrum scanning When the license switch is turned on, the
scanning function of the function is enabled.
LTE tool

License for the MDT MDT tracing When the license switch is turned on, the
function of the LTE tool function is enabled.

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License Item Function Relationship

License for the CDT CDT tracing When the license switch is turned on, the
function of the LTE tool function is enabled.

License for the MR function Measurement report When the license switch is turned on, the
of the LTE tool function is enabled.

License for the trace Standard trace When the license switch is turned on, the
function of the LTE tool function is enabled.

License for advanced GTP-U packet When the license switch is on, the capture
functions of the tool capturing length is {28,4096}. When the license switch is
off, the capture length is {28,40}.

The following describes the relationship between personal data protection enhancement
switches and functions.

Note:
The license priority of the personal data protection enhancement switches is the highest.

Function Relationship

Enhanced UE signaling When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned off,
the function is available.

SCTP Signaling When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned off,
the function is available.

Enhanced UE service When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned off,
observation the function is available.

Enhanced UE MTS When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned off,
the function is available.

Enhanced UE GTP-U When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned off,
the function is available.

Log collection based on When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned off,
IMSI the function is available.

Soft collection When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned off,
the function is available.

IMSI/GID GTP-U packet When the personal data protection enhancement switch is turned on,
capturing the capture length is {28,40}.

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2.4 Signaling Tracing

The signaling tracking tasks can be divided into UE-level cell signaling tracing task, cell
signaling tracing task, IMSI signaling tracing task, TMSI signaling tracing task, eMBMS
signaling tracing task, enhanced UE signaling tracing task, SCTP Signaling tracing task
and T-Robot Signaling tracing task.

2.4.1 UE-Level Cell Signaling

This procedure describes how to trace UE-level cell signaling.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > UE in Cell Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For
detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Figure 2-9 UE in Cell Signaling Trace Scope

2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option for Task
type. Select an NE and a cell. Click the button. The selected cell is moved to the
Selected list.

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3. Click Next. The UE in Cell Signaling Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
Select the Observation Object to be traced.

Figure 2-10 UE in Cell Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The UE in Cell Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and Trace depth.

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Figure 2-11 UE in Cell Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.4.2 Cell Signaling

This procedure describes how to trace cell signaling.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > Cell Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option for Task
type. Select an NE and a cell. Click the button. The selected cell is moved to the
Selected list.

Figure 2-12 Cell Signaling Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Cell Signaling Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select
the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-13 Cell Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Cell Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and Trace depth.

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Figure 2-14 Cell Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.4.3 IMSI Signaling

This procedure describes how to trace IMSI signaling.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > IMSI Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the trace scope of IMSI signaling.
l If Same Manufacturers EPC is selected in the EPC setting area, the operations
are as follows:
a. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select Task type
and Same Manufacturers EPC, and enter the core network IP address and
IMSI number to be traced.

Figure 2-15 IMSI Signaling Trace Scope

b. Click to set the communication interface.

c. Perform the following operations based on the interface type.

If... Then...

The interface In the Communication type area, select MML. In the EPC EMS login
is MML account area, set the user name, password, port, see Figure 2-16.

The interface In the Communication type area, select Corba, see Figure 2-17.
is Corba

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Figure 2-16 Communication Settings Dialog Box—MML

Figure 2-17 Communication Settings Dialog Box—Corba

d. Click OK to close the communication interface settings dialog box.

l If Other Manufacturers EPC is selected in the EPC setting area, the operations
are as follows:
Set Task name. Click Other Manufacturers EPC. Set the IMSI number to be
traced and Reference No.

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Figure 2-18 IMSI Signaling Trace Scope

Note:
The reference number is a 6-digit number, which needs to be obtained from the
third-party CN.

3. Click Next. The IMSI Signaling Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select
the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-19 IMSI Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The IMSI Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start time, End time, and Trace depth.

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Figure 2-20 IMSI Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.4.4 TMSI Signaling

The TMSI signaling trace function is used to trace related signaling of the UE corresponding
to the TMSI in a specified eNodeB.

TMSI signaling trace is used in the following scenarios:

l Locates the fault of a specified UE in a specified cell.

l Monitors the service procedures of a specified UE.

This procedure describes how to trace TMSI signaling.

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Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > TMSI Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Set TMSI mask and UE TMSI.

Figure 2-21 TMSI Signaling Trace Scope

Note:

The TMSI mask is obtained from the CN manufacturer.

3. Click Next. The TMSI Signaling Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select
the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-22 TMSI Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The TMSI Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and Trace depth.

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Figure 2-23 TMSI Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.4.5 eMBMS Signaling

The eMBMS signaling trace function is used to trace signaling of the M1 and M2 interfaces
and locate faults related to the eMBMS service. This procedure describes how to trace
eMBMS signaling.

M1 is an interface between the eNodeB and MBMS GW. M2 is an interface between the
eNodeB and MCE.

Prerequisite
The SNMP link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > eMBMS Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For
detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select the NEs and cells as required.

Figure 2-24 eMBMS Signaling Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The eMBMS Signaling Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-25 eMBM Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The eMBM Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and Trace depth.

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Figure 2-26 eMBMS Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

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2.4.6 Enhanced UE signaling

This procedure describes how to trace enhanced UE signaling.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > Enhanced UE Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For
detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select the NEs and cells as required. Enter the Enhanced UE Set.

Figure 2-27 Enhanced UE Signaling Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Enhanced UE Signaling Observation Object dialog box is

displayed. Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-28 Enhanced UE Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Enhanced UE Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and Trace depth.

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Figure 2-29 Enhanced UE Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.4.7 SCTP Signaling

This procedure describes how to trace SCTP signaling.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > SCTP Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

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2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select the NEs and cells as required.

Figure 2-30 SCTP Signaling Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The SCTP Signaling Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select
the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-31 SCTP Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The SCTP Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and SCTP Signaling
Parameters.

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Figure 2-32 SCTP Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.4.8 T-Robot Signaling

This procedure describes how to trace T-Robot signaling.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Signaling
Trace > T-Robot Signaling node. Select any method to create a trace task. For
detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select the NEs and cells as required.

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Figure 2-33 T-Robot Signaling Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The T-Robot Signaling Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-34 T-Robot Signaling Observation Object

4. Click Next. The T-Robot Signaling Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and T-Robot
Signaling Parameters.

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Figure 2-35 T-Robot Signaling Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.5 Service Observation

The service observation function is to provide a solution to the LTE network planning.
Service observation is divided into UE-level cell service observation, IMSI service
observation, TMSI service observation, and enhanced UE service observation Service
observation data can be transmitted through IPv4 or IPv6 protocol stack.

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2.5.1 UE-Level Cell Service Observation

This procedure describes how to trace UE-level cell service observation.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > SOP Trace
> UE in Cell SOP node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option for Task
type. Select an NE and a cell. Click the button. The selected cell is moved to the
Selected list.

Figure 2-36 UE-Level Cell Service Observation

3. Click Next. The UE in Cell SOP Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select
the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-37 UE in Cell SOP Observation Object

4. Click Next. The UE in Cell SOP Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and SOP parameters.

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Figure 2-38 UE in Cell SOP Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.5.2 IMSI Service Observation

This procedure describes how to trace IMSI service observation.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > SOP Trace
> IMSI SOP node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations,
refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the IMSI SOP trace scope.
l If Same Manufacturers EPC is selected in the EPC setting area, the operations
are as follows:
a. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option
for Task type. Click Same Manufacturers EPC, and enter the core network
IP address and IMSI number to be traced.

Figure 2-39 IMSI SOP Trace Scope

b. Click to set the communication interface.

c. Click OK to close the communication interface settings dialog box.

l If Other Manufacturers EPC is selected in the EPC setting area, the operations
are as follows:
Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task
type. Click Other Manufacturers EPC. Set the IMSI number to be traced and
Reference No.

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Note:
The reference number is a 6-digit number, which needs to be obtained from the
third-party CN.

3. Click Next. The IMSI SOP Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-40 IMSI SOP Observation Object

4. Click Next. The IMSI SOP Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start time, End time, and Event-Types to
Report.

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Figure 2-41 IMSI SOP Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.5.3 TMSI Service Observation

This procedure describes how to trace TMSI service observation.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > SOP Trace
> TMSI SOP node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations,
refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Set the TMSI mask and UE TMSI.

Figure 2-42 TMSI SOP Trace Scope

Note:
The TMSI mask is obtained from the CN manufacturer.

3. Click Next. The TMSI SOP Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-43 TMSI SOP Observation Object

4. Click Next. The TMSI SOP Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and SOP parameters.

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Figure 2-44 TMSI SOP Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.5.4 Enhanced UE Service Observation

This procedure describes how to trace enhanced UE service observation.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > SOP Trace
> Enhanced UE SOP node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Enter the Enhanced UE Set.

Figure 2-45 Enhanced UE SOP Trace Scope

Note:
The TMSI mask is obtained from the CN manufacturer.

3. Click Next. The Enhanced UE SOP Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-46 Enhanced UE SOP Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Enhanced UE SOP Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and SOP parameters.

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Figure 2-47 Enhanced UE SOP Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.6 MTS Tracing

MTS is used to collect monitoring data and statistical data of the eNodeB, which is used
for analysis of network conditions.
MTS tracing is divided into UE-level cell tracing, cell MTS tracing, IMSI MTS tracing, TMSI
MTS tracing, GID MTS tracing, and enhanced UE MTS tracing.

2.6.1 UE-Level Cell MTS

This procedure describes how to trace UE-level cell MTS.

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Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > MTS Trace
> UE in Cell MTS node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option for Task
type. Select an NE and a cell. Click the button. The selected cell is moved to the
Selected list.

Figure 2-48 UE in Cell MTS Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The UE in Cell MTS Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select
the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-49 UE in Cell MTS Observation Object

4. Click Next. The UE in Cell MTS Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and MTS parameters.

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Figure 2-50 UE in Cell MTS Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.6.2 Cell-Level MTS

This procedure describes how to trace cell-level MTS.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > MTS Trace
> Cell MTS node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations,
refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option for Task
type. Select an NE and a cell. Click the button. The selected cell is moved to the
Selected list.

Figure 2-51 Cell MTS Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Cell MTS Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-52 Cell MTS Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Cell MTS Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and MTS parameters.

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Figure 2-53 Cell MTS Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Collecting Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.6.3 IMSI MTS

This procedure describes how to trace IMSI MTS.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > MTS Trace
> IMSI MTS node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations,
refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the IMSI MTS trace scope.
l If Same Manufacturers EPC is selected in the EPC setting area, the operations
are as follows:
a. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option
for Task type. Click Same Manufacturers EPC, and enter the core network
IP address and IMSI number to be traced.

Figure 2-54 IMSI MTS Trace Scope

b. Click to set the communication interface.

c. Click OK to close the communication interface settings dialog box.

l If Other Manufacturers EPC is selected in the EPC setting area, the operations
are as follows:
Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task
type. Click Other Manufacturers EPC. Set the IMSI number to be traced and
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Note:
The reference number is a 6-digit number, which needs to be obtained from the
third-party CN.

3. Click Next. The IMSI MTS Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-55 IMSI MTS Observation Object

4. Click Next. The IMSI MTS Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and MTS parameters.

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Figure 2-56 IMSI MTS Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.6.4 TMSI MTS

This procedure describes how to trace TMSI MTS.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > MTS Trace
> TMSI MTS node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations,
refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Set the TMSI mask and UE TMSI.

Figure 2-57 TMSI MTS Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The TMSI MTS Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-58 TMSI MTS Observation Object

4. Click Next. The TMSI MTS Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
5. Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and MTS parameters.

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Figure 2-59 TMSI MTS Trace Parameters

6. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

7. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.6.5 GID MTS

This procedure describes how to trace GID MTS.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > MTS Trace
> GID MTS node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations,
refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select an NE and a cell, and enter the GID setting.

Figure 2-60 GID MTS Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The GID MTS Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-61 GID MTS Observation Object

4. Click Next. The GID MTS Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
5. Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and MTS parameters.

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Figure 2-62 GID MTS Trace Parameters

6. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

7. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.6.6 Enhanced UE MTS

This procedure describes how to trace enhanced UE MTS.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

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Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > MTS Trace
> Enhanced UE MTS node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select the NEs and cells as required. Enter the Enhanced UE Set.

Figure 2-63 Enhanced UE MTS Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Enhanced UE MTS Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-64 Enhanced UE MTS Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Enhanced UE MTS Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and MTS parameters.

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Figure 2-65 Enhanced UE MTS Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.6.7 MTS Drawing Display

This procedure describes how to display MTS drawings.

Prerequisite
l The communication link between the eNodeB and the EMS is operating properly.
l The cell is operating properly.

Steps
1. On the Task Management tab, select a record in the synchronized MTS task list, and
right-click it to View Task Data, see Figure 2-66.

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Figure 2-66 View Task Data

2. The Trace View Settings dialog box is displayed. Set the parameters, see Figure
2-67.

Figure 2-67 Trace View Settings

3. Click OK.
4. Click the Data Display tab, see Figure 2-68. Click the Draw button.

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Figure 2-68 Data Display Tab

5. The MTS Draw Setting dialog box is displayed. Select an object field, see Figure
2-69.

Figure 2-69 MTS Draw Setting Dialog Box

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6. Click OK. The MTS drawing result is displayed, see Figure 2-70.

Figure 2-70 Example of the MTS Drawing Result

2.7 GTP-U Packet Capturing

The GTP-U packet capturing function captures packets of a single UE and is used to locate
traffic faults in the user plane.
GTP-U packet capturing tasks are divided in to IMSI GTP-U packet capturing task, GID
GTP-U packet capturing task, and enhanced UE GTP-U packet capturing task.

2.7.1 GID GTP-U

This procedure describes how to create a GID GTP-U packet capturing task.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > GTP-U
Package > GID GTP-U node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select an NE and a cell, and enter the GID setting.

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Figure 2-71 GID GTP-U Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The GID GTP-U Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-72 GID GTP-U Observation Object

4. Click Next. The GID GTP-U Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and GTP-U
parameters.

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Figure 2-73 GID GTP-U Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.7.2 IMSI GTP-U

This procedure describes how to create an IMSI GTP-U packet capturing task.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > GTP-U
Package > IMSI GTP-U node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the IMSI GTP-U trace scope. If Same Manufacturers EPC is selected in the EPC
setting area, the operations are as follows:

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a. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option
for Task type. Click Same Manufacturers EPC, and enter the core network IP
address and IMSI number to be traced.

Figure 2-74 IMSI GTP-U Trace Scope

b. Click to set the communication interface.

c. Click OK to close the communication interface settings dialog box.
3. Click Next. The IMSI GTP-U Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select the
Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-75 IMSI GTP-U Observation Object

4. Click Next. The IMSI GTP-U Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and GTP-U
parameters.

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Figure 2-76 IMSI GTP-U Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.7.3 Enhanced UE GTP-U

This procedure describes how to create an enhanced UE GTP-U packet capturing task.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > GTP-U
Package > Enhanced UE GTP-U node. Select any method to create a trace task.
For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select an NE, enter the Enhanced UE Set.

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Figure 2-77 Enhanced UE GTP-U Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Enhanced UE GTP-U Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-78 Enhanced UE GTP-U Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Enhanced UE GTP-U Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and GTP-U
parameters.

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Figure 2-79 Enhanced UE GTP-U Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.8 Spectrum Scanning

The spectrum scanning function can not only scan the spectrum in the working bandwidth,
but also scan the spectrum in the whole frequency band defined by the 3GPP. The
interference problem can be located through the remote network management system.

This procedure describes how to trace spectrum scanning.

Steps
Creating a Task

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1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Spectrum
Scanning node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations,
refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select an option for Task
type. Select an NE and a cell. Click the button. The selected cell is moved to the
Selected list.

Figure 2-80 Spectrum Scanning Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Spectrum Scanning Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-81 Spectrum Scanning Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Spectrum Scanning Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and Spectrum scanning parameters.

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Figure 2-82 Spectrum Scanning Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Real-Time
Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

Drawing a Data Graph

7. Right-click a task. Select View Task Data from the shortcut menu. The Draw for
Spectrum Scanning dialog box is displayed.

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Figure 2-83 Draw for Spectrum Scanning Dialog Box

8. Set the Draw mode and Select cell. Click Finish. The corresponding spectrum graph
is displayed.

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Figure 2-84 Spectrum Graph

Drawing a Graph for Historical Data

9. Select the task, and switch to the Data Display tab. Click the button. The History
draw for Spectrum Scanning dialog box is displayed.

Note:
Only the scanning data that is saved when the graph of real-time tracing data is drawn
can be used for drawing a graph of historical data.

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Figure 2-85 History Draw for Spectrum Scanning Dialog Box

10. Click Browse to select a saved scanning file. Select an option from the Scan mode
drop-down list. The Draw for Spectrum Scanning dialog box is displayed. Repeat
step 11. The corresponding spectrum graph is displayed.

2.9 IMSI-Based Log Collection

The IMSI-based log collection function is to identify the IMSI numbers of the UEs through
the eNodeB, and to trace the full log information of the specified UE, which is used to locate
the problem of the specified terminal.
This procedure describes how to trace log collection based on IMSI.

Steps
UE Global Record Identifier Switch Configuration
During handover between eNodeBs, if the UE global record identifier switch is turned on,
the IMSI identifier of a UE is carried to the target side. Otherwise, it is not carried. This
switch must be enabled in the active area of the UE, otherwise the UE cannot be traced
after the handover.
Creating a Task

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1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > IMSI-based
Log Collection node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select an NE, enter the Input IMSI.

Figure 2-86 Log Collection Based on IMSI

3. Click Next. The IMSI-based Log Collection Observation Object dialog box is
displayed. Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-87 IMSI-based Log Collection Observation Object

4. Click Next. The IMSI-based Log Collection Trace Parameters dialog box is
displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and IMSI-based Log
Collection Parameters.

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Figure 2-88 IMSI-based Log Collection Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Displaying Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.10 Automatic Log Collection

The automatic log collection function solves the problems occurring when the eNodeB
performs active identification. If the system identification fails, a report is triggered. The
log information of the context at the exception time can be collected, and the problem can
be located quickly according to the reported cause and exception data.

The automatic log collection function sends a log collection task through the eNodeB to
collect the operational logs of some UEs that access the system. When any module detects
the exception, it instantly notifies the associated module. The abnormal module and the
associated module will automatically buffer the data and report it to the server in the form
of a file.

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This procedure describes how to trace automatic log collection.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Automatic
Log Collection node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select Non-real-time for
Task type. Select an NE and a cell. Click the button. The selected cell is moved
to the Selected list.

Figure 2-89 Automatic Log Collection Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Automatic Log Collection Observation Object dialog box is
displayed. Select the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-90 Automatic Log Collection Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Automatic Log Collection Trace Parameters dialog box is
displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Start date, End date, Start time, End time,
and Automatic Log Collection Parameters.

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Figure 2-91 Automatic Log Collection Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.11 Drive Test Tracing

The drive test tracing function means that the eNodeB can trace and collect the full log
information of the specified UE by identifying the Ping packet service characteristics of the
UE to locate network problems.
This procedure describes how to trace a drive test.

Steps
1. In the left Navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Normal Task > Drive-Test
Trace node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed operations, refer
to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

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2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select an option for Task type.
Select an NE.

Figure 2-92 Drive-Test Trace Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Drive-Test Trace Observation Object dialog box is displayed. Select
the Observation Object to be traced.

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Figure 2-93 Drive-Test Trace Observation Object

4. Click Next. The Drive-Test Trace Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
Set the parameters as required, including Star time, End time, and Drive-Test Trace
Parameters.

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Figure 2-94 Drive-Test Trace Trace Parameters

5. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

6. Perform any of the following operations as required.

Function Link

Synchronizing a Task For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.

Collecting Non-Real-
Time Task Data

Operations Related to
Tasks

2.12 MDT Tracing

The main application scenarios of MDT tracing are coverage optimization, capacity
optimization, mobility management optimization, QoS parameter optimization and
common channel parameter configuration optimization. Currently, it is mainly used for
coverage optimization.

2.12.1 Signaling-Based MDT

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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > MDT Trace > Signaling Based MDT node. Select any method to create a
trace task. For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and the UE IMSI to be traced.
Click to add it.

Figure 2-95 Signaling Based MDT Trace Scope

3. In the EPC setting area, click to set the communication interface. You can select
the Same Manufactures Real EPC. For the Same Manufactures Real EPC, enter
the EPC EMS login user, password, and port. Click OK.

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Figure 2-96 Communication Settings

4. Click Next. The Signaling Based MDT Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
5. Select the object that you want to trace.

Figure 2-97 Signaling Based MDT Observation Object

6. Click Next. The Signaling Based MDT Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
7. Set the common parameters.

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Figure 2-98 Signaling Based MDT Trace Parameters

8. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
9. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of
the following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal
Task Management.

2.12.2 Management-Based MDT

The management-based MDT is based on area for users in a cell or TA.

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > MDT Trace > Management Based MDT node. Select any method to create a
trace task. For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select Cell for Trace type.

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Figure 2-99 Management Based MDT Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Management Based MDT Observation Object dialog box is
displayed.
4. Select the object that you want to trace.

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Figure 2-100 Management Based MDT Observation Object

5. Click Next. The Management Based MDT Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
6. Set the common parameters.

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Figure 2-101 Management Based MDT Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of the
following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task
Management.

2.13 Soft Collection

There are two types of soft collection tasks: signaling collection task and MR/KPI soft
collection task.

An eNodeB cannot issue multiple signaling collection tasks or MR/KPI soft collection tasks
at a time. That is, the eNodeB can only issue one signaling collection task and one MR/KPI
soft collection task at a time.

2.13.1 Signaling Soft Collection

The signaling collection task collects signaling of air interfaces and X2 interfaces.

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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > Soft Collection > Signaling Collection node. Select any method to create a
trace task. For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select the trace scope of
signaling collection.

Figure 2-102 Signaling Collection Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Signaling Collection Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
4. Enter the Task name, and select the trace scope of soft collection. Click Next.

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Figure 2-103 Signaling Collection Observation Object

5. Click Next. The Signaling Collection Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
6. Set the common parameters.
The eMTC enable parameter sets whether to trace the LTE and eMTC cells. Disable
eMTC indicates only the LTE cell is traced. Include eMTC indicates both the LTE cell
and eMTC cell are traced. Enable eMTC Only indicates only the eMTC cell is traced.

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Figure 2-104 Signaling Collection Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of the
following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task
Management.

2.13.2 MR/KPI Soft Collection

The MR/KPI soft collection task is responsible for UU-Extend collection.

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > Soft Collection > MR/KPI Collection node. Select any method to create a
trace task. For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select the trace scope.

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Figure 2-105 MR/KPI Collection Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The MR/KPI Collection Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
4. Enter the Task name, and select the corresponding observation object. Click Next.

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Figure 2-106 MR/KPI Collection Observation Object

5. Click Next. The MR/KPI Collection Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
6. Click Next. The MR/KPI Collection Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.

Figure 2-107 MR/KPI Collection Trace Parameters

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7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of the
following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task
Management.

2.14 CDT Tracing

Call Detail Trace (CDT), also known as CDR, is used to record key historical information
about a call.

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > CDT Trace node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name. Select Non-real-time for Task
type. Select the NEs and cells as required.

Figure 2-108 CDT Trace Trace Scope

The eNodeB Level Trace task can also trace all cells under the eNodeB without
configuring the band and the central frequency.
3. Click Next. The CDT Trace Observation Object dialog box is displayed.

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4. Select the object that you want to trace.

Figure 2-109 CDT Trace Observation Object

5. Click Next. The CDT Trace Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
6. Set the parameters in the dialog box.

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Figure 2-110 CDT Trace Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of
the following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal
Task Management.

2.15 Measurement Report

The data collected by the MR function is used to support network optimization and
operation and maintenance. By issuing an MR task on the EMS, the eNodeB collects
various collection items of the MR, including those reported by the UEs and those
collected by the eNodeB.

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > Measurement Report node. Select any method to create a trace task. For
detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set the parameters as required. Enter the Task name, and select the trace scope.

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Figure 2-111 Measurement Report Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Measurement Report Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
4. Enter the Task name, and select the corresponding observation object. Click Next.

Figure 2-112 Measurement Report Observation Object

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5. Click Next. The Measurement Report Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
6. Set the parameters in the dialog box, including LTE Period, UE select factor, Max
UE number/Cell, and Cell Rip Rpt type.

Figure 2-113 Measurement Report Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of the
following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task
Management.

2.16 Standard Trace

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > Standard Trace node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set Task name as required. Click Non-real-time for Task type. Select the NEs and
cells as required.

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Figure 2-114 Standard Trace Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Standard Trace Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
4. Select the object that you want to trace.

Figure 2-115 Standard Trace Observation Object

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Note:
If Uu_Paging is enabled, there will be a large amount of data, which may affect the
eNodeB performance. If there is no explicit requirement, it is not recommended to
enable the parameter.

5. Click Next. The Standard Trace Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
6. Set the parameters in the dialog box.

Figure 2-116 Standard Trace Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.

8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of the
following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task
Management.

2.17 VoLTE MOS

The VoLTE MOS tool is a special tool for voice evaluation data. It collects the data of the
UEs when they implement voice services in the cell.

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Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > VoLTE MOS node. Select any method to create a trace task. For detailed
operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set Task name as required. Click Non-real-time for Task type. Select the NEs and
cells as required.

Figure 2-117 VoLTE MOS Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The VoLTE MOS Observation Object dialog box is displayed.
4. Select the object that you want to trace.

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Figure 2-118 VoLTE MOS Observation Object

5. Click Next. The VoLTE MOS Trace Parameters dialog box is displayed.
6. Set the parameters in the dialog box.

Figure 2-119 VoLTE MOS Trace Parameters

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7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of the
following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task
Management.

2.18 Atmospheric Duct Interference Location

Prerequisite
The atmospheric duct interference location function is only applicable for the LTE TDD
system.

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization node. Select any method to
create a trace task. For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set Task name as required. Click Non-real-time for Task type. Select the NEs as
required.

Figure 2-120 Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Trace Scope

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3. Click Next. The Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Observation Object

dialog box is displayed.
4. Select the object that you want to trace.

Figure 2-121 Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Observation Object

5. Click Next. The Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Trace Parameters

dialog box is displayed.
6. Set the parameters in the dialog box.

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Figure 2-122 Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of
the following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal
Task Management.

2.19 Wireless Interference Detection

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > Wireless Interference Detection node. Select any method to create a trace
task. For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set Task name as required. Click Non-real-time for Task type. Select the NEs as
required.

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Figure 2-123 Wireless Interference Detection Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The Wireless Interference Detection Observation Object dialog box is
displayed.
4. Select the object that you want to trace.

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Figure 2-124 Wireless Interference Detection Observation Object

5. Click Next. The Wireless Interference Detection Trace Parameters dialog box is
displayed.
6. Set the parameters in the dialog box.

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Figure 2-125 Wireless Interference Detection Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of the
following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal Task
Management.

2.20 eNodeB Running Status Collection

The eNodeB operational information collection function is used to collect the operational
status information of the eNodeB.

Steps
1. In the left navigation tree, select the LTE/NB-IoT Trace > Northbound Collection
Task > eNodeB Running Status Collection node. Select any method to create a
trace task. For detailed operations, refer to 2.2 Normal Task Management.
2. Set Task name as required. Click Non-real-time for Task type. Select the NEs as
required.

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Figure 2-126 eNodeB Running Status Collection Trace Scope

3. Click Next. The eNodeB Running Status Collection Observation Object dialog box
is displayed.
4. Select the object that you want to trace.

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Figure 2-127 eNodeB Running Status Collection Observation Object

5. Click Next. The eNodeB Running Status Collection Trace Parameters dialog box
is displayed.
6. Set the parameters in the dialog box.

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Figure 2-128 eNodeB Running Status Collection Trace Parameters

7. Click Finish. The task is created successfully.

The newly created task is displayed in the Northbound Collection Task list on the
Task Management tab.
8. In the Northbound Collection Task list on the Task Management tab, use any of
the following methods to synchronize a selected task. For details, refer to 2.2 Normal
Task Management.

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White Board
The white board function is used to locate the faults of the CPU and baseband boards.
Table of Contents
CPU White Board .......................................................................................................3-1
File Collection.............................................................................................................3-3
Memory Information Collection ...................................................................................3-9

3.1 CPU White Board

The CPU white board can be used to execute multiple location commands, for example,
OSS location command, database table viewing command, and clock status viewing
command.
This procedure describes how to configure the CPU white board functions.

Steps
1. In the System Tools window, click System Tools > White Board. The White Board
dialog box is displayed.

Figure 3-1 White Board

2. Click in the toolbar. The Bind White Board dialog box is displayed.

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Figure 3-2 Bind White Board Dialog Box

3. Select an NE as required. Set the parameters by referring to the table.

Parameter Description

Rack NO. Rack ID of the destination board, range: [1, 255], default: 1.

Shelf No. Shelf ID of the destination board, range: [1, 255], default: 1.

Slot No. Slot ID of the destination board, range: [1, 255], default: 1.

Chip type Chip type of the destination board, default: 255.

Chip No. Chip ID of the destination board, default: 255.

l The CPU chip ID of the single-core board is 255.
l The CPU chip number of the multi-core board is [1, 255].

Product Related to the type of the installed network management system.

4. Click OK. The white board window is displayed.

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Figure 3-3 White Board

5. Enter a white board command, for example, SDRVersion, and press the Enter key.
The version information is displayed.

Figure 3-4 Version Information

3.2 File Collection

3.2.1 Baseband Log Collection
The baseband log collection function collects the log information of the service subsystems,
which is used to locate the related faults, for example, a UE cannot access the system,
the uplink/downlink traffic is low, and a lot of uplink/downlink packets are lost.

Steps

1. On the White Board tab, click the button in the toolbar. The File Collection tab is
displayed.

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Figure 3-5 File Collection Tab

2. Click the subnet and NE from which logs are collected, and select Baseband log for
Collection type, and Cell for Cell section.
3. Select the collection items, including RNLU, CMAC, and PHY subsystems (for one
subsystem, at most 10 collection items can be selected).

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Figure 3-6 Collection Items

4. Set the collection parameters. Right-click a selected collection item and select
Parameter Setting. The Parameter Setting dialog box is displayed.

Figure 3-7 Parameter Setting Dialog Box

5. Click OK. The Parameter Setting tab is displayed. Set the Single duration, Flow
control (KB), and Save in parameters.

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Figure 3-8 Setting the Parameters

6. Click Start. The operational status is displayed in the operation result.

Figure 3-9 Starting the Collection

7. Double click the button in the result list. The collected file is displayed.

3.2.2 Baseband Data Collection

The baseband data collection function collects data of relevant modules of the service and
locates the baseband-related faults.

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Steps

1. On the White Board tab, click the button in the toolbar. The File Collection tab is
displayed.

Figure 3-10 File Collection Tab

2. Click the subnet and NE from which logs are collected, and select Baseband data for
Collection type. Set the Cell selection, User Parameter, SubFrame parameters.
3. Set the collection parameters. Right-click a selected collection item and select Pa-
rameter Setting. The Parameter Setting dialog box is displayed.

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Figure 3-11 Selecting Parameter Setting

Figure 3-12 Parameter Setting Dialog Box

4. Click OK. The Parameter Setting tab is displayed. Set the Single duration, Flow
control (KB), and Save in parameters.

Figure 3-13 Setting the Parameters

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5. Click Start. The operational status is displayed in the operation result.

Figure 3-14 Starting the Collection

6. Double click the button in the result list. The collected file is displayed.

3.3 Memory Information Collection

The memory information collection function collects the memory information of the DSP
core or CPU core on the baseband board.

Steps

1. On the White Board tab, click the button in the toolbar. The Memory Information
Collection tab is displayed.

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Figure 3-15 Memory Information Collection Tab

2. Select an NE as required. Set the parameters by referring to the table.

Parameter Description

Ba- Rack Rack ID of the destination board, range: [1, 255], default: 1.
sic No.
In-
Shelf Shelf ID of the destination board, range: [1, 255], default: 1.
for-
No.
ma-
Slot Slot ID of the destination board, range: [1, 255], default: 1.
tion
No.

Prod- Select the corresponding system.

uct

Pa- Flow Enter the flow control value.

ra- control
me-
ters
set-
ting

Pat- Batch Select the path of the command file.

h In- com-
for- mand
ma- file
tion path

Save in Select the path for saving file.

3. Click Start. The memory information is collected.

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Figure 3-16 Starting the Collection

4. Double click the button in the result list. The collected file is displayed.

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Observation
The eNodeB operational information collection function is used to collect the operational
status information of the eNodeB.

Steps
1. In the System Tools window, click System Tools and select Trace Me from the
drop-down list. The Trace Me window is displayed.

Figure 4-1 Trace Me

2. In the System Information Observation window, click the button. The Setting
window is displayed. Set the basic information, and select the report level and module.

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Figure 4-2 Setting

3. Click OK to view the reported data.

Figure 4-3 System Information Observation Data

4. Click the button to stop refreshing.

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5. Click the button to open the corresponding directory and view the system
information observation data file.
The file is saved in csv format by default.

6. Click the button. The Task Management dialog box is displayed. Stop the current
task.

Figure 4-4 Task Management Dialog Box

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Figure 2-1 Unified Data Tracing Window ................................................................... 2-2
Figure 2-2 UE in Cell Signaling Trace Scope Dialog Box........................................... 2-3
Figure 2-3 New Task ................................................................................................. 2-4
Figure 2-4 Creating a Task List ................................................................................. 2-4
Figure 2-5 Synchronization Succeeded..................................................................... 2-5
Figure 2-6 View Task Data ........................................................................................ 2-6
Figure 2-7 Event List................................................................................................. 2-6
Figure 2-8 NDS Log Service Object Configuration .................................................... 2-7
Figure 2-9 UE in Cell Signaling Trace Scope .......................................................... 2-10
Figure 2-10 UE in Cell Signaling Observation Object .............................................. 2-11
Figure 2-11 UE in Cell Signaling Trace Parameters................................................. 2-12
Figure 2-12 Cell Signaling Trace Scope .................................................................. 2-13
Figure 2-13 Cell Signaling Observation Object........................................................ 2-14
Figure 2-14 Cell Signaling Trace Parameters .......................................................... 2-15
Figure 2-15 IMSI Signaling Trace Scope ................................................................. 2-16
Figure 2-16 Communication Settings Dialog Box—MML ......................................... 2-17
Figure 2-17 Communication Settings Dialog Box—Corba ....................................... 2-17
Figure 2-18 IMSI Signaling Trace Scope ................................................................. 2-18
Figure 2-19 IMSI Signaling Observation Object....................................................... 2-19
Figure 2-20 IMSI Signaling Trace Parameters......................................................... 2-20
Figure 2-21 TMSI Signaling Trace Scope................................................................ 2-21
Figure 2-22 TMSI Signaling Observation Object ..................................................... 2-22
Figure 2-23 TMSI Signaling Trace Parameters........................................................ 2-23
Figure 2-24 eMBMS Signaling Trace Scope............................................................ 2-24
Figure 2-25 eMBM Signaling Observation Object.................................................... 2-25
Figure 2-26 eMBMS Signaling Trace Parameters ................................................... 2-26
Figure 2-27 Enhanced UE Signaling Trace Scope .................................................. 2-27
Figure 2-28 Enhanced UE Signaling Observation Object ........................................ 2-28
Figure 2-29 Enhanced UE Signaling Trace Parameters .......................................... 2-29
Figure 2-30 SCTP Signaling Trace Scope............................................................... 2-30
Figure 2-31 SCTP Signaling Observation Object .................................................... 2-31
Figure 2-32 SCTP Signaling Trace Parameters....................................................... 2-32

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Figure 2-33 T-Robot Signaling Trace Scope............................................................ 2-33

Figure 2-34 T-Robot Signaling Observation Object ................................................. 2-34
Figure 2-35 T-Robot Signaling Trace Parameters ................................................... 2-35
Figure 2-36 UE-Level Cell Service Observation ...................................................... 2-36
Figure 2-37 UE in Cell SOP Observation Object ..................................................... 2-37
Figure 2-38 UE in Cell SOP Trace Parameters ....................................................... 2-38
Figure 2-39 IMSI SOP Trace Scope ........................................................................ 2-39
Figure 2-40 IMSI SOP Observation Object.............................................................. 2-41
Figure 2-41 IMSI SOP Trace Parameters................................................................ 2-42
Figure 2-42 TMSI SOP Trace Scope....................................................................... 2-43
Figure 2-43 TMSI SOP Observation Object ............................................................ 2-44
Figure 2-44 TMSI SOP Trace Parameters............................................................... 2-45
Figure 2-45 Enhanced UE SOP Trace Scope ......................................................... 2-46
Figure 2-46 Enhanced UE SOP Observation Object ............................................... 2-47
Figure 2-47 Enhanced UE SOP Trace Parameters ................................................. 2-48
Figure 2-48 UE in Cell MTS Trace Scope ............................................................... 2-49
Figure 2-49 UE in Cell MTS Observation Object ..................................................... 2-50
Figure 2-50 UE in Cell MTS Trace Parameters ....................................................... 2-51
Figure 2-51 Cell MTS Trace Scope ......................................................................... 2-52
Figure 2-52 Cell MTS Observation Object............................................................... 2-53
Figure 2-53 Cell MTS Trace Parameters ................................................................. 2-54
Figure 2-54 IMSI MTS Trace Scope ........................................................................ 2-55
Figure 2-55 IMSI MTS Observation Object.............................................................. 2-57
Figure 2-56 IMSI MTS Trace Parameters................................................................ 2-58
Figure 2-57 TMSI MTS Trace Scope....................................................................... 2-59
Figure 2-58 TMSI MTS Observation Object ............................................................ 2-60
Figure 2-59 TMSI MTS Trace Parameters............................................................... 2-61
Figure 2-60 GID MTS Trace Scope......................................................................... 2-62
Figure 2-61 GID MTS Observation Object............................................................... 2-63
Figure 2-62 GID MTS Trace Parameters................................................................. 2-64
Figure 2-63 Enhanced UE MTS Trace Scope ......................................................... 2-65
Figure 2-64 Enhanced UE MTS Observation Object ............................................... 2-66
Figure 2-65 Enhanced UE MTS Trace Parameters ................................................. 2-67
Figure 2-66 View Task Data .................................................................................... 2-68
Figure 2-67 Trace View Settings ............................................................................. 2-68

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Figure 2-68 Data Display Tab.................................................................................. 2-69

Figure 2-69 MTS Draw Setting Dialog Box.............................................................. 2-69
Figure 2-70 Example of the MTS Drawing Result.................................................... 2-70
Figure 2-71 GID GTP-U Trace Scope ..................................................................... 2-71
Figure 2-72 GID GTP-U Observation Object ........................................................... 2-72
Figure 2-73 GID GTP-U Trace Parameters ............................................................. 2-73
Figure 2-74 IMSI GTP-U Trace Scope .................................................................... 2-74
Figure 2-75 IMSI GTP-U Observation Object .......................................................... 2-75
Figure 2-76 IMSI GTP-U Trace Parameters ............................................................ 2-76
Figure 2-77 Enhanced UE GTP-U Trace Scope ...................................................... 2-77
Figure 2-78 Enhanced UE GTP-U Observation Object............................................ 2-78
Figure 2-79 Enhanced UE GTP-U Trace Parameters.............................................. 2-79
Figure 2-80 Spectrum Scanning Trace Scope ......................................................... 2-80
Figure 2-81 Spectrum Scanning Observation Object............................................... 2-81
Figure 2-82 Spectrum Scanning Trace Parameters................................................. 2-82
Figure 2-83 Draw for Spectrum Scanning Dialog Box ............................................. 2-83
Figure 2-84 Spectrum Graph .................................................................................. 2-84
Figure 2-85 History Draw for Spectrum Scanning Dialog Box.................................. 2-85
Figure 2-86 Log Collection Based on IMSI .............................................................. 2-86
Figure 2-87 IMSI-based Log Collection Observation Object .................................... 2-87
Figure 2-88 IMSI-based Log Collection Trace Parameters ...................................... 2-88
Figure 2-89 Automatic Log Collection Trace Scope................................................. 2-89
Figure 2-90 Automatic Log Collection Observation Object ...................................... 2-90
Figure 2-91 Automatic Log Collection Trace Parameters......................................... 2-91
Figure 2-92 Drive-Test Trace Trace Scope .............................................................. 2-92
Figure 2-93 Drive-Test Trace Observation Object.................................................... 2-93
Figure 2-94 Drive-Test Trace Trace Parameters...................................................... 2-94
Figure 2-95 Signaling Based MDT Trace Scope...................................................... 2-95
Figure 2-96 Communication Settings ...................................................................... 2-96
Figure 2-97 Signaling Based MDT Observation Object ........................................... 2-96
Figure 2-98 Signaling Based MDT Trace Parameters ............................................. 2-97
Figure 2-99 Management Based MDT Trace Scope................................................ 2-98
Figure 2-100 Management Based MDT Observation Object ................................... 2-99
Figure 2-101 Management Based MDT Trace Parameters ................................... 2-100
Figure 2-102 Signaling Collection Trace Scope..................................................... 2-101

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Figure 2-103 Signaling Collection Observation Object .......................................... 2-102

Figure 2-104 Signaling Collection Trace Parameters............................................. 2-103
Figure 2-105 MR/KPI Collection Trace Scope ....................................................... 2-104
Figure 2-106 MR/KPI Collection Observation Object............................................. 2-105
Figure 2-107 MR/KPI Collection Trace Parameters ............................................... 2-105
Figure 2-108 CDT Trace Trace Scope .................................................................. 2-106
Figure 2-109 CDT Trace Observation Object ........................................................ 2-107
Figure 2-110 CDT Trace Trace Parameters........................................................... 2-108
Figure 2-111 Measurement Report Trace Scope ................................................... 2-109
Figure 2-112 Measurement Report Observation Object......................................... 2-109
Figure 2-113 Measurement Report Trace Parameters........................................... 2-110
Figure 2-114 Standard Trace Trace Scope.............................................................2-111
Figure 2-115 Standard Trace Observation Object ..................................................2-111
Figure 2-116 Standard Trace Trace Parameters.................................................... 2-112
Figure 2-117 VoLTE MOS Trace Scope................................................................. 2-113
Figure 2-118 VoLTE MOS Observation Object ...................................................... 2-114
Figure 2-119 VoLTE MOS Trace Parameters ........................................................ 2-114
Figure 2-120 Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Trace Scope................. 2-115
Figure 2-121 Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Observation
Object ................................................................................................. 2-116
Figure 2-122 Atmospheric Duct Interference Localization Trace
Parameters ......................................................................................... 2-117
Figure 2-123 Wireless Interference Detection Trace Scope................................... 2-118
Figure 2-124 Wireless Interference Detection Observation Object ........................ 2-119
Figure 2-125 Wireless Interference Detection Trace Parameters .......................... 2-120
Figure 2-126 eNodeB Running Status Collection Trace Scope.............................. 2-121
Figure 2-127 eNodeB Running Status Collection Observation Object ................... 2-122
Figure 2-128 eNodeB Running Status Collection Trace Parameters ..................... 2-123
Figure 3-1 White Board............................................................................................. 3-1
Figure 3-2 Bind White Board Dialog Box ................................................................... 3-2
Figure 3-3 White Board............................................................................................. 3-3
Figure 3-4 Version Information .................................................................................. 3-3
Figure 3-5 File Collection Tab ................................................................................... 3-4
Figure 3-6 Collection Items ....................................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3-7 Parameter Setting Dialog Box .................................................................. 3-5
Figure 3-8 Setting the Parameters ............................................................................ 3-6

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Figure 3-9 Starting the Collection.............................................................................. 3-6

Figure 3-10 File Collection Tab.................................................................................. 3-7
Figure 3-11 Selecting Parameter Setting................................................................... 3-8
Figure 3-12 Parameter Setting Dialog Box ................................................................ 3-8
Figure 3-13 Setting the Parameters .......................................................................... 3-8
Figure 3-14 Starting the Collection ............................................................................ 3-9
Figure 3-15 Memory Information Collection Tab ...................................................... 3-10
Figure 3-16 Starting the Collection .......................................................................... 3-11
Figure 4-1 Trace Me ................................................................................................. 4-1
Figure 4-2 Setting ..................................................................................................... 4-2
Figure 4-3 System Information Observation Data...................................................... 4-2
Figure 4-4 Task Management Dialog Box.................................................................. 4-3

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Table 2-1 Parameter Descriptions ............................................................................. 2-7

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CPU
- Central Processing Unit
- 中央处理器
DSP
- Digital Signal Processing
- 数字信号处理
eMBMS
- Evolved Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service
- 演进的多媒体广播多播业务
EMS
- Element Management System
- 网元管理系统
eNodeB
- Evolved NodeB
- 演进的NodeB

GID
- Group ID
- 组标识
IMSI
- International Mobile Subscriber Identity
- 国际移动用户标识
LTE
- Long Time Evolution
- 更长期发展

MBMS
- Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Service
- 多媒体广播/组播业务
MCE
- Multi-cell/Multicast Coordination Entity
- 多小区/多播协调实体标识
MTS
- Microsoft Transaction Server
- 微软传输服务器
SNMP
- Simple Network Management Protocol
- 简单网络管理协议

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- Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity
- 临时移动用户识别码
UE
- User Equipment
- 用户设备

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