E******* TCH Congestion alarm

[sdineszi]

Hello all,

Is there an E******* alarm for cell TCH congestion ?
If so - what is the command to see/define it?

Thanks

[sdineszi]

Is there anybody that can help with an answer please?

[Optimustron]

No,I think there ins't. However, you can see congestion at transcoder level, at this moment I am going to my home, I can check that tomorrow. But I only see congestion with statistics, we have hour-hour but two hours ago from the time that we are querying and only for round hours, ie 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, etc., maybe with RMPO it can be possible, at this time we don't have that tool because is very expensive in SW & HW. I hope this can help you.

[sdineszi]

Thanks for the reply.
How can I see congestion at transcoder level?

Further, is there a command I can use on BSC to see, for each cell, the busy/free timeslots ?
I know there is a command that I can use for each cell, but is there a command to use on a full BSC (all TRXs divided to cells) ?


No,I think there ins't. However, you can see congestion at transcoder level, at this moment I am going to my home, I can check that tomorrow. But I only see congestion with statistics, we have hour-hour but two hours ago from the time that we are querying and only for round hours, ie 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, etc., maybe with RMPO it can be possible, at this time we don't have that tool because is very expensive in SW & HW. I hope this can help you.

[sdineszi]

I know the command "RLCRP" that works on each cell - and can give information about free TSs.
but - it does not work on BSC level (when activated in BSC level, it provides different data, even when using "detail").
Is there a way to get the same information on all cells in BSc ?


No,I think there ins't. However, you can see congestion at transcoder level, at this moment I am going to my home, I can check that tomorrow. But I only see congestion with statistics, we have hour-hour but two hours ago from the time that we are querying and only for round hours, ie 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, etc., maybe with RMPO it can be possible, at this time we don't have that tool because is very expensive in SW & HW. I hope this can help you.

[electron]

There is no direct command to see TCH congestion in cell level in E///. BUT indirectly you can use statistics by counter TCONG or use RLCRP command and count number of occupied TCH by users and substract it from total number of TCH if there is no free BPC it means cell is already congested.Another solution is using RPMO( Real time Performance Monitoring ) application in OSS ( It is optional ) to trace signalling and see user reject due to congestion.


Cheers
Hello all,

Is there an E******* alarm for cell TCH congestion ?
If so - what is the command to see/define it?

Thanks

[sdineszi]

Thank you for your response.

About rlcrp,
When using rlcrp:cell=XX I get the information you mentioned.
BUT as I need this information for all cells -
if I'm using rlcrp:cell=all[,detail]
Then the information is not there (the output doesn't show each TCH).

Is there a way to receive the rlcrp information (with counting the occupied TCHs) for all BSC?


There is no direct command to see TCH congestion in cell level in E///. BUT indirectly you can use statistics by counter TCONG or use RLCRP command and count number of occupied TCH by users and substract it from total number of TCH if there is no free BPC it means cell is already congested.Another solution is using RPMO( Real time Performance Monitoring ) application in OSS ( It is optional ) to trace signalling and see user reject due to congestion.


Cheers

[electron]

Yes write script for RLCRP in a excel sheet for all cells and then run all bunch of RLCRP command in BSC and log the output !!



Cheers
Thank you for your response.

About rlcrp,
When using rlcrp:cell=XX I get the information you mentioned.
BUT as I need this information for all cells -
if I'm using rlcrp:cell=all[,detail]
Then the information is not there (the output doesn't show each TCH).

Is there a way to receive the rlcrp information (with counting the occupied TCHs) for all BSC?