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    Default UL TBF Access Fail

    Hello engineers,

    I am facing TBF UL Access Fail in both technologies H... and E// in two unrelated cells.
    I checked alarms/Trnasmission/possible neighbours same scenario... nothing came up. I also checked PDTCH availability/channel mapping, configuration GTRX or TG in E//
    does anyone here haveorhad the same issue and if so please share a troublshooting method with all my gratitude

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    Default Re: UL TBF Access Fail

    And you are sure you dont have a UL TBF exhaust scenario? Lately with a lot of networks removing 3G and shrinking 2G capacities, on GPRS/EDGE you will see UL TBF exhaust scenarios, even when the traffic volume does not grant for it. You can also check if you have no antenna issues: check the TA on the two affected cells to see if it is not tilted accidentally and you have not run into an issue where your coverage area increased quite a bit. I have seen this a couple years ago.

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    Default Re: UL TBF Access Fail

    Hello,
    Please can anyone tell me how to look at OMC Huwaei counters for UL TBF fails details?!

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    Default Re: UL TBF Access Fail

    Thanx a lot for your reply, for the exhaust scenario, does it mean exhausting 2G ressources? If so I have not a high PDTCH usage nor congestion

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    Default Re: UL TBF Access Fail

    No. If you have UL TBF issues, that is not necessarily related to PDTCH issues. A single timeslot can be divided into 8 times max if my memory servers me good enough. If you have more UL TBF requests than that, you have a UL TBF exhaust situation. You can imagine how shitty the user experience can be if you already split up a TS 8 times, but with mostly IoT that can happen if they are "pinging" or do keepalive often. I can't give you an exact KPI name, but you should be able to see UL TBF related data with both vendors.

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    Default Re: UL TBF Access Fail

    So even with PDTCH low usage percentage if i have more UL TBF requests (which during the degradation has increased) than 8 sub-timeslot i'll have them blocked! but with counters available in my hand I don't see rejects due to ressources but mostly due to "Immediat Assignement reject" with causes "Other".

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    Default Re: UL TBF Access Fail

    Quote Originally Posted by TelecomEng1983 View Post
    So even with PDTCH low usage percentage if i have more UL TBF requests (which during the degradation has increased) than 8 sub-timeslot i'll have them blocked!

    Yes. A single uplink timeslot can only be split 8 times, and this is not going to be shown as a PDTCH issue. You should have KPI(s) for UL TBF separately. The "other" casue is not very helpful for sure... :-)

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