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Create Relation 2G To 3G in Ericsson BSC

This document outlines the steps to create a 2G to 3G relation in an Ericsson BSC. It provides CLI commands to collect requirements data from the ENM including information about the UTRAN cell, RBS local cell, and location area. It then shows the script used to define the relation, including commands to add idle mode cells and set priority thresholds. Finally, it defines the 3G cell identifiers and establishes the relation between each 3G cell and the 2G cell.

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Create Relation 2G To 3G in Ericsson BSC

This document outlines the steps to create a 2G to 3G relation in an Ericsson BSC. It provides CLI commands to collect requirements data from the ENM including information about the UTRAN cell, RBS local cell, and location area. It then shows the script used to define the relation, including commands to add idle mode cells and set priority thresholds. Finally, it defines the 3G cell identifiers and establishes the relation between each 3G cell and the 2G cell.

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MoP Create Relation 2G to 3G in Ericsson BSC

For this example, we create 2G relation (4981) to 3G collocated and 3G (346JK3G120032).

Requirements data for this activities can be collect from ENM by CLI Command :

 cmedit get * utrancell. (iubLinkRef,primaryScramblingCode,localCellId,uarfcndl,uarfcnul,userLabel) -t


 cmedit get * RbsLocalCell. localcellid -t
 cmedit get * LocationArea. * -t

For Jabo, we collect the data as attach :

#2G to 3G define relation-script#

RLUMC:CELL=2G CELL, UMFI=XXXXX-ScramblingCode,ListType=IDLE,ADD;

rlumc:cell=4981,umfi=10763-318-nodiv,listtype=idle,add; (colo-3G)

rlumc:cell=4981,umfi=10763-326-nodiv,listtype=idle,add; (colo-3G)

rlumc:cell=4981,umfi=10763-334-nodiv,listtype=idle,add; (colo-3G)

rlumc:cell=4981,umfi=10763-396-nodiv,listtype=idle,add; (rel to 346JK3G120032)

rlsrc:cell=4981,FDDARFCN=10763,ratprio=4,HPRIOTHR=9,LPRIOTHR=9,QRXLEVMINU=0;
rldei:Cell=3G4981,ext,utran;

rldec:Cell=3G4981,fddarfcn=10763,scrcode=318,mrsl=30;

rldei:Cell=3G4982,ext,utran;

rldec:Cell=3G4982,fddarfcn=10763,scrcode=326,mrsl=30;

rldei:Cell=3G4983,ext,utran;

rldec:Cell=3G4983,fddarfcn=10763,scrcode=334,mrsl=30;

rldei:Cell=3G20032,ext,utran;

rldec:Cell=3G20032,fddarfcn=10763,scrcode=396,mrsl=30;

RLDEC:CELL=3G CELL (Max 7 Char), UTRANID=CGI 3G Cell – RNC Id;

rldec:cell=3G4981,utranid=510-11-34302-4981-86;

rldec:cell=3G4982,utranid=510-11-34302-4982-86;

rldec:cell=3G4983,utranid=510-11-34302-4983-86;

rldec:cell=3G20032,utranid=510-11-34308-20032-87;

rlnri:cell=4981,cellr=3G4981,single;

rlnri:cell=4981,cellr=3G4982,single;

rlnri:cell=4981,cellr=3G4983,single;

rlnri:cell=4981,cellr=3G20032,single;

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