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BSC Integration

This document outlines the steps to integrate a Base Station Controller (BSC) in a mobile network: 1. Create signalling links and link sets between the BSC and other network nodes using commands like ZNCC and ZNSC. 2. Create signalling routes between the BSC and other nodes like the STP using the ZNRC command. 3. Create an SCCP instance on the BSC node using the ZNFD command and activate it using ZNGC. 4. Create a Carrier Group Route on the BSC using ZRCC, activate it using ZCRM, and associate routes using ZRRC and ZRRM. 5. Create the

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BSC Integration

This document outlines the steps to integrate a Base Station Controller (BSC) in a mobile network: 1. Create signalling links and link sets between the BSC and other network nodes using commands like ZNCC and ZNSC. 2. Create signalling routes between the BSC and other nodes like the STP using the ZNRC command. 3. Create an SCCP instance on the BSC node using the ZNFD command and activate it using ZNGC. 4. Create a Carrier Group Route on the BSC using ZRCC, activate it using ZCRM, and associate routes using ZRRC and ZRRM. 5. Create the

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BSC Integration

------------------1) Signalling link creation:ZNCC::<PCM-TSL>,:BSU,<BSU No>::;


Ex:-ZNCC::418-16:BSU,3:;
2) Signalling link set creation:ZNSC:NA1,<SPC>,<Link set name>:<Signalling link no>,<SLC>:;
EX:- ZNSC:NA1,D'9999,BSC11:4,0:;
3) Signalling Route set creation:ZNRC:NA1,<SPC>,<Route set name>,1,,:NA1,<SPC>,<STP
Name>,<Route set priority>:;
EX:-ZNRC:NA1,D'9999,BSC11,1,,:NA1,D'9999,BSC11,0::::;
4) SCCP Creation:ZNFD:NA1,<SPC>,2:FE,BSSAP,1,:;
Ex:- ZNFD:NA1,D'9999,2:FE,BSSAP,1,:;
a) Activation of a link:ZNLA:<Link No>:;
Ex: ZNLA:12:;
ZNLC:<Link No>,ACT:;
Ex:- ZNLC:12,ACT:;
b) Activation of a Route set
ZNVA:NA1,<SPC Of BSC>:NA1,<STP SPC>:;
Ex:- ZNVA:NA1,D'9999:NA1,D'9999:;
ZNVC:NA1,<SPC Of BSC>:NA1,<STP SPC>:ACT:;
Ex:-ZNVC:NA1,D'9999:NA1,D'9999:ACT:;

c) SCCP Activation:ZNGC:NA1,<SPC>:ACT:;
Ex:-ZNGC:NA1,D'9999:ACT:;
5) CGR Creation:ZRCC:CGR=<CGR No>,NCGR=<CGR
Name>,TYPE=CCS:DIR=OUT,NET=NA1,SPC=<SPC>,LSI=AIF02:;
Ex:ZRCC:CGR=311,NCGR=BSC11,TYPE=CCS:DIR=OUT,NET=NA1,SPC=
D'9999,LSI=AIF02:;
CGR Activation:ZCRM:CGR=<CGR No>:WO:;
Ex:-ZCRM:CGR=311:WO:;
6) Route Creation:ZRRC:EXT:ROU=<Route
No>,OUTR=OMCG0,NCCP=OUCCPAROMCG0,STP=1,TON=UNK,NCG
R=<Name of CGR>:;
Ex:ZRRC:EXT:ROU=311,OUTR=OMCG0,NCCP=OUCCPAROMCG0,STP=1,
TON=UNK,NCGR=BSC11,:;
ZRRM:ROU=<Route No>,CLISET=11,FCL=CUG:;
Ex:-ZRRM:ROU=311,CLISET=11,FCL=CUG,:;
7) BSC Creation:a) Creation of BSC:ZEDC:TYPE=BSC,NAME=<BSC Name>,NO=<BSC
No>:RNO=<Number of existing BSC>:;
Ex:-ZEDC:TYPE=BSC,NAME=BSC11,NO=11:RNO=1:;

b) BSC SPC defining:ZEDL:NO=<BSC No>:NA1,<SPC Of BSC>:;

Ex:-ZEDL:NO=11:NA1,D'9999:;
c) Defining Routes:
ZEDR:NO=<BSC No>:7,<Route No>:;
EX:-ZEDR:NO=11:7,311:;
d) BSC unlocking:ZEDS:NO=<BSC No>:U:;
Ex:-ZEDS:NO=11:U:;

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