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CTXX 6386Issue 2.1 Draft

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Nokia BSS S11

BSS Essentials Course (BSSESS)

Service Description




© Nokia Networks Oy CTXX 6386Issue 2.1 Draft

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Contents



Contents

1 Product description 2 Module Objectives 3 Course Program 4 Learning environment 5 Contents List





1 Product description

MLS Product Code: SE40318

Course Name: BSS Essentials Course (BSSESS)

Target Group: BSS Engineering Support, Network SurveillancePersonnel, NOC Configuration Personnel.

Course Objectives: At the end of the course the participant will be able to:

• Identify and describe the BSS network elements

• Describe the passage of a circuit and a packetswitched call through the BSS.

• Perform basic TCSM2 operation

• Explain NOKIA Base Station solutions

• Describes the functions of the BSC, its capacityand configuration.

• Describe the BSS Radio Network Object Model

• Identify and describe the Radio Networkparameters

• Modify and interrogate the radio network by MML,including adjacent cells

• Describe the concepts of RNW configurationmanagement and the representation of radionetwork parameters in the NOKIA networkmanagement system NetAct

Duration: 3 days

Max. number of participants: 8

Prerequisite Courses: GSM & GPRS System Training (2G SYSTRA)

Switching Platform Essentials Course (SWPLAT ESS)

OSS Platform (OSS PLAT)

or equivalent



Product description



List of Modules: • BSS Overview

• Traffic Channels

• TCSM2 Basic Operation

• Introduction to Nokia Base Stations

• BSC Architecture and Functions

• Introduction to Radio Network Administration

• Adjacent cell handling

• Radio Network parameters

• RNW configuration management - commonprinciples and concepts





2 Module Objectives

BSS Overview

Label a diagram of the elements and interfaces used within the BSS

Describe the BSS elements’ functions

Traffic Channels

Name the BSS network elements that are involved in a call (Speech, Data andGPRS/EGPRS)

Name and specify the interfaces that are involved in a call (A-, Abis and Gb)

TCSM2 Basic Operation

The use of TCSM2 in BSS

TC configurations and their Ater Interfaces

TCSM2 Architecture

TCSM2 Rack, cartridges and plug-in units

Configure the TCSM2 in BSC (ZWG_ command group)

Introduction to Nokia Base Stations

Explain the different 2G Base Station types, their configuration possibilities asfar as the max. no. of TRX a BTS site can host is concerned.

Know all BTS types to be able to allocate needed settings in BSC and BSStransmission.- MetroSite- UltraSite- InSite

BSC Architecture and Functions

Explain the BSC architecture

Know BSC computer units and their function

Explain main functions of the BSC



Module Objectives



Introduction to Radio Network Administration

Interrogation of the radio network with MML Commands

BSS Radio Network Object Model

Adjacent cell handling

Create and delete GSM adjacent cells

Create and delete WCDMA adjacent cells

Modify adjacent cell parameters

Interrogate adjacent cell data

Check adjacent cell data

Radio Network parameters

Explain radio network parameters like LAC, CI and RAC

Modifying basic radio network parameter

Explain the use of background loading

GPRS/ EGPRS handling in BSS

define GPRS Network structure

define GPRS Hard- and Software requirements

explain Gb Interface protocol

explain GRPS/EGPRS cell parameter

explain usage of dynamic Abis

RNW configuration management - common principles and concepts

Draw the general network architecture of a 2G/ 3G network

explain functions and location of NEMU in the network

evaluate the effect on OSS3 functionality if NEMU fails

explain the framestructure of OSS3 system in terms of functionality areas and

define the location of the functionality area Configurator list the Functionality Modules and Features/Applications available within currentConfigurator software release

describe the managed object hierarchy of a 2G/3G network represented inOSS3 system





explain the managed object concept of Parent and Child/ren

compare the storage of parameter data either in ORACLE database or in planfiles, and define the different locations of parameter storage

explain the parameter set concept used for representation of RNW parameters

in OSS3describe the use and contents of different parameter sets

describe the concept of Cell Types used in OSS3 system

name the concept of Plan Management in OSS system and the role of NEMU

name the different types of plans in OSS system

list different types of Event Transfer between network elements and OSS3system

explain the buffering of parameter data in network elements in case transfer toOSS3 system is interrupted

describe the possible operational states and administrational states of managedobjects and their effect on service and functionality

list the tools available to manage RNW parameter (local tools, OSS tools)

explain how Authorisation for RNW Management is achieved and the effects of local RNW management



Course Program



3 Course Program

Morning Afternoon

Day 1 • BSS Overview

• BSS Traffic Channel

• TCSM2E Operation

Day 2 • Introduction to Nokia BTS

• BSC Architecture

• Radio Network Introduction,Definitions and Principles

• Adjacent Cell handling

Day 3 • (E)GPRS in BSS • Introduction to Radio Network Administration





4 Learning environment

Contents • OH

• RGB projector

• Flip-chart

• White board

• Group material (pens, slides, etc.)

Classroom • 8 seats

Hardware • BSS

• 1 BSC

•

2x TCSM2Es with at least 30 channels each• BSC OMU with SERO-T card to allow more than one MML session or

MML access via NetAct

• MSC/HLR up and running available and connected to BSC (not activelyused during the course)

• GPRS Network or at least SGSN connected to BSC

• PCM connection BTS - BSC

• 2x Base Stations (Type of Base Stations to be agreed case by case)

• 2x Mobile Phones and 2x SIM cards registered in HLR

• BSC, TCSM2e and BTS Manuals available - either on paper or NED

Software version • BSC with Software actual softtware

• All Change deliveries installed

• Latest BTS SW

Functionality• Cell ID and Location Area ID for both BTS set-up in the MSC

• Both speech and CCS7 channels set-up in MSC

• Test calls should be possible

• 4 MML sessions (local or remote) are simultaneously possible

• BSC SW package where all network elements mentioned here arealready installed, a package, which can be used for the course anddeleted afterwards.



Contents List



5 Contents List

Title Doc Number Vn.

0 BSSESS Service Description

1 BSS Overview

2 Traffic channels

3 TCSM2E Basic Operation

Product Description for TCSM2A and TCSM2E DN02208557 1.0

4 Introduction to Nokia Base Station

5 BSC Architecture and Functions

High Capacity Base Station Controller, BSC3i DN01149718

3.0

6.0

6 Introduction to Radio Network Administration

7 Adjacent Cell Handling

8 Radio Network Parameters

9 GPRS/EGPRS handling in BSS

(E)GPRS in BSC DN99565086 6.0

10 RNW configuration management 2G - principles and concepts

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