LTE Network (CLI)

Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Target Group

2 Applying Configuration Changes

3 action_mme_delete_enodeb
3.1 User Authorization
3.2 Syntax
3.3 Operands and Parameters
3.4 Output
3.5 Example

4 show_enodeb_supported_ta
4.1 User Authorization
4.2 Syntax
4.3 Operands and Parameters
4.4 Output
4.5 Example

5 show_mme_enodeb
5.1 User Authorization
5.2 Syntax
5.3 Output
5.4 Example

6 show_mme_ta
6.1 User Authorization
6.2 Syntax
6.3 Output
6.4 Example

7 show_ta_supporting_enodeb
7.1 User Authorization
7.2 Syntax
7.3 Operands and Parameters
7.4 Output
7.5 Example

8 Operands and Parameters

8.1 -eni ENodeBGlobalId
8.2 -eni ENodeBToDelete
8.3 -hrs MinHoursSinceENodeBConnected
8.4 -mcc MobileCountryCode
8.5 -mnc MobileNetworkCode
8.6 -tac TrackingAreaCode

Reference List
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1 Introduction
This document describes the LTE Network CLI commands available in the SGSN-
MME for LTE radio network access.

For each CLI command, this document provides information on the following:

 Functionality

 Syntax

 Operands and parameters

 Output

If applicable to the CLI command, the following information is also provided:

 User authorization requirements

 Examples

 Required activation activities

Depending on the types of commands included in the document, a general procedure for
how to check the consistency of a modified configuration, activate the configuration on the
node, and checkpoint the configuration is described.

The CLI commands are applicable only within the gsh command context. For more
information on how to access the gsh and how to operate theCLI, see Operation and
Maintenance Description.

1.1 Target Group

This document is intended for personnel planning, configuring and operating the SGSN-
MME.

2 Applying Configuration Changes

There are several methods for activation of configuration changes in the SGSN-MME. The
changes can be activated immediately, require a restart, or the changes are implemented in
a planned configuration area before being activated on the node. The planned configuration
area is used to avoid affecting the active configuration before a consistency check has been
performed.

The configuration changes initiated by the CLI commands in this document are implemented
in the planned configuration area. To apply them on the node, follow the steps below:

1. Check the consistency of the configurations, both pending and active, using
the check_config CLI command.

If the consistency check reports errors it is possible to either undo all pending
changes in the planned area, using theundo_config_pending CLI command, or
correct the indicated errors using applicable CLI commands.

It is not possible to activate a pending configuration containing errors. However,

if the consistency check reports warnings, it is possible to continue with the
activation even though the warnings are not handled.

2. Activate the pending configuration, using

the activate_config_pending CLI command.

When the activation is completed, that is, when the prompt has reappeared,
the SGSN-MME is running on the new configuration. However, the new
configuration data is not stored on disk until a checkpoint has been performed.

3. Checkpoint the activated configuration to store the configuration data in

the SGSN-MME, using the checkpoint CLI command.

The result of this command is an SC that is immediately made the active SC.

3 action_mme_delete_enodeb
This CLI command enables the operator to delete eNodeBs that have been disconnected
longer than a certain amount of hours (0-48). Use the show_mme_enodeb CLI command to
view the eNodeBs and their connection status.

This CLI command is valid for LTE radio network access.

3.1 User Authorization

To run this CLI command, a user role with action set mme_action_active is required. For
more information, see Operator Access Handling.

3.2 Syntax
action_mme_delete_enodeb -eni ENodeBToDelete -
hrs MinHoursSinceENodeBConnected

3.3 Operands and Parameters

The following operands and parameters are included in the syntax of this CLI command:

-eni ENodeBToDelete, -hrs MinHoursSinceENodeBConnected

Descriptions are found in Section 8.

3.4 Output
This CLI command results in an output.

If this CLI command is accepted no output message appears. If this CLI command is
rejected, an error message appears.

3.5 Example
In this example all the eNodeBs that have been disconnected longer than 30 h will be
deleted.

Input

action_mme_delete_enodeb -eni ALL -hrs 30

4 show_enodeb_supported_ta
The show_enodeb_supported_ta CLI command displays all TAs supported by the specified
eNodeB.

This CLI command is valid for LTE radio network access.

4.1 User Authorization

To run this CLI command, a user role with action set mme_action_active is required. For
more information, see Operator Access Handling.

4.2 Syntax
show_enodeb_supported_ta -eni ENodeBGlobalId
4.3 Operands and Parameters
The following operands and parameters are included in the syntax of this CLI command:

-eni ENodeBGlobalId

Descriptions are found in Section 8.

4.4 Output
This CLI command results in an output. The details are described below.

eni Returns the value of the ENodeBGlobalId parameter. This parameter

specifies the globally unique identifier of an eNodeB.
mcc Returns the value of the MobileCountryCode parameter. This parameter
specifies the unique identity of the country in which the PLMN is located.
mnc Returns the value of the MobileNetworkCode parameter. This parameter
identifies a specific PLMN within a country. The MNC is a part of
the LAI, RAI, TAI, and CGI.

All MNCs corresponding to a specific MCC must be set to either two or

three digits, combinations are not recommended.

tac Returns the value of the TrackingAreaCode parameter. This parameter

specifies a tracking area in the LTE network. The globally unique
Tracking Area Identifier consists of MCC, MNC and TAC.

4.5 Example
This example displays all TAs supported by the specified eNodeB.

Input

show_enodeb_supported_ta -eni 1

Output

ps Class Identifiers |
-------------------------------------------------------------
A supported_ta -eni 1 -mcc 678 -mnc 456 -tac 0
A supported_ta -eni 1 -mcc 678 -mnc 456 -tac 2

5 show_mme_enodeb
The show_mme_enodeb CLI command displays the eNodeBs that have been auto-
configured in the MME. The following information is displayed for each eNodeB:

Id, name, current eNodeB-MME connection status, time stamp of the latest connection
status change, equipment position of the SCTP front end PIU and SCTP association id.

The SCTP information is only displayed when the eNodeB is connected, and can be used as
input to the show_sctp_assstat CLI command.

This CLI command is valid for LTE radio network access.

5.1 User Authorization

To run this CLI command, a user role with action set mme_action_active is required. For
more information, see Operator Access Handling.

5.2 Syntax
show_mme_enodeb

5.3 Output
This CLI command results in an output. The details are described below.

aid Returns the value of the ENodeBAssocId parameter. This parameter

specifies the identity number of an eNodeB-MME association
on SCTP level. This parameter is not configurable, but used to request
status information from SCTP for an association.
date Returns the value of the LastENodeBStatusUpdate parameter. This
parameter displays the timestamp of the latest change of the
ENodeBStatus parameter.
eni Returns the value of the ENodeBGlobalId parameter. This parameter
specifies the globally unique identifier of an eNodeB.
ens Returns the value of the ENodeBStatus parameter. This parameter
specifies the connection status of an eNodeB, from an MME point of
view.
eqp Returns the value of the EquipmentPosition parameter. This parameter
specifies the equipment ID of the PIU and consists of two integer
variables, Magazine and Slot.
name Returns the value of the ENodeBName parameter. This parameter
specifies the name of an eNodeB.

5.4 Example
This example displays all eNodeBs that have been auto-configured in the MME.
Input

gsh show_mme_enodeb

Output

ps Class Identifiers | name ens date eqp ai

d
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
A enodeb -eni 1 | eNodeB_1 connected 2010-05-11,06:58:04 2.5
6
A enodeb -eni 2 | eNodeB_2 connected 2010-05-11,06:58:06 2.5
7
A enodeb -eni 3 | eNodeB_3 connected 2010-05-11,06:58:09 2.5
8
A enodeb -eni 4 | eNodeB_4 disconnected 2010-05-11,06:57:18 0.0
NULL
A enodeb -eni 6 | eNodeB_6 disconnected 2010-05-11,06:57:18 0.0
NULL

6 show_mme_ta
The show_mme_ta CLI command displays all TAs supported by the eNodeBs that have been
auto-configured in the MME.

This CLI command is valid for LTE radio network access.

6.1 User Authorization

To run this CLI command, a user role with action set mme_action_active is required. For
more information, see Operator Access Handling.

6.2 Syntax
show_mme_ta

6.3 Output
This CLI command results in an output. The details are described below.

mcc Returns the value of the MobileCountryCode parameter. This parameter

specifies the unique identity of the country in which the PLMN is located.
mnc Returns the value of the MobileNetworkCode parameter. This parameter
identifies a specific PLMN within a country. The MNC is a part of
 the LAI, RAI, TAI, and CGI.

All MNCs corresponding to a specific MCC must be set to either two or

three digits, combinations are not recommended.

tac Returns the value of the TrackingAreaCode parameter. This parameter

specifies a tracking area in the LTE network. The globally unique
Tracking Area Identifier consists of MCC, MNC and TAC.

6.4 Example
This example displays all TAs connected to the MME.

Input

show_mme_ta

Output

ps Class Identifiers |
-------------------------------------------
A ta -mcc 123 -mnc 456 -tac 0
A ta -mcc 123 -mnc 456 -tac 2

7 show_ta_supporting_enodeb
The show_ta_supporting_enodeb CLI command displays all eNodeBs supporting the
specified TA.

This CLI command is valid for LTE radio network access.

7.1 User Authorization

To run this CLI command, a user role with action set mme_action_active is required. For
more information, see Operator Access Handling.

7.2 Syntax
show_ta_supporting_enodeb -mcc MobileCountryCode -mnc MobileNetworkCode -
tac TrackingAreaCode

7.3 Operands and Parameters

The following operands and parameters are included in the syntax of this CLI command:
-mcc MobileCountryCode, -mnc MobileNetworkCode, -tac TrackingAreaCode

Descriptions are found in Section 8.

7.4 Output
This CLI command results in an output. The details are described below.

eni Returns the value of the ENodeBGlobalId parameter. This parameter

specifies the globally unique identifier of an eNodeB.
mcc Returns the value of the MobileCountryCode parameter. This parameter
specifies the unique identity of the country in which the PLMN is located.
mnc Returns the value of the MobileNetworkCode parameter. This parameter
identifies a specific PLMN within a country. The MNC is a part of
the LAI, RAI, TAI, and CGI.

All MNCs corresponding to a specific MCC must be set to either two or

three digits, combinations are not recommended.

tac Returns the value of the TrackingAreaCode parameter. This parameter

specifies a tracking area in the LTE network. The globally unique
Tracking Area Identifier consists of MCC, MNC and TAC.

7.5 Example
This example displays all eNodeBs supporting the specified TA.

Input

show_ta_supporting_enodeb -mcc 001 -mnc 002 -tac 0

Output

ps Class Identifiers |
------------------------------------------------------------------
A supporting_enodeb -mcc 001 -mnc 002 -tac 0 -eni 1
A supporting_enodeb -mcc 001 -mnc 002 -tac 0 -eni 2

8 Operands and Parameters

This section describes all operands and parameters included in the syntax of
the LTE Network CLI commands. It also states in which of these commands that each
operand and parameter is used.
Consult the respective commands syntax to determine if the operands and parameters are
mandatory or optional to include.

8.1 -eni ENodeBGlobalId

The ENodeBGlobalId parameter specifies the globally unique identifier of an eNodeB.

Included in show_enodeb_supported_ta
Data type Integer
Value range 0-268435455
Default value No default value
Activation Not applicable, read only

8.2 -eni ENodeBToDelete

This parameter specifies which eNodeB(s) to be deleted. Either "ALL" or a specific eNodeB
may be specified to be deleted.

Included in action_mme_delete_enodeb
Data type String
Syntax ENodeB to be removed: ALL or eid
Value range No defined value range
Default value No default value
Activation Runtime.

8.3 -hrs MinHoursSinceENodeBConnected

This parameter specifies the minimum amount of time in hours that the eNodeB(s) specified
by ENodeBToDelete must have been disconnected to be deleted.

Included in action_mme_delete_enodeb
Data type Integer
Value range 0-48
Default value No default value
Unit h
Activation Runtime.

8.4 -mcc MobileCountryCode

The MobileCountryCode parameter specifies the unique identity of the country in which
the PLMN is located.

Included in show_ta_supporting_enodeb
Data type String
Syntax 001-999
Value range 3-3 characters
Default value No default value
Activation Runtime. After activation of the planned area.

8.5 -mnc MobileNetworkCode

The MobileNetworkCode parameter identifies a specific PLMN within a country. The MNC is a
part of the LAI, RAI, TAI, and CGI.

All MNCs corresponding to a specific MCC must be set to either two or three digits,
combinations are not recommended.

Included in show_ta_supporting_enodeb
Data type String
Syntax 00-99, 000-999
Value range 2-3 characters
Default value No default value
Activation Runtime. After activation of the planned area.

8.6 -tac TrackingAreaCode

The TrackingAreaCode parameter specifies a tracking area in the LTE network. The globally
unique Tracking Area Identifier consists of MCC, MNC and TAC.

Included in show_ta_supporting_enodeb
Data type Integer
Value range 0-65535
Default value No default value
Activation Not applicable, read only

Reference List
[1] Operation and Maintenance Description, DESCRIPTION, 66/1551-AXB 250 05
[2] SCTP Base Parameter (CLI) MANUAL PAGE, 157/190 80-CRA 250 56/1

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