Xeus GPEH Analysis Quick Guide

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GPEH: The QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE for XEUS PRO 1

INTELLIGENT OPTIMIZATION

[GPEH: QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FOR XEUS PRO] This guide is aimed at first time users or experienced users requiring a quick reference on how to set‐up

and use GPEH for Xeus Pro.




Contents INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................. 3

LIMITING THE GPEH DATA COLLECTION ....................................................................................................... 3

SUPPORTED FORMAT AND LOG FILE DATA .................................................................................................. 5

GEOANALYSIS OVERVIEW AND PREREQUISITES ........................................................................................... 6

IMPORT GPEH/UETR/CTR

LOG

FILES

............................................................................................................

6

START GPEH ANALYSIS ................................................................................................................................ 10

Issue Analysis .......................................................................................................................................... 10

GeoAnalysis ............................................................................................................................................. 13

GPEH Plotting ...................................................................................................................................... 13

Plotting Cell

Coverage

.........................................................................................................................

14

Viewing GPEH Estimated Call Location ............................................................................................... 15

Neighbor Analysis ................................................................................................................................... 16

Coverage Analysis ................................................................................................................................... 18

VIP Analysis ............................................................................................................................................. 19

Pilot Pollution .......................................................................................................................................... 18

GPEH Search ............................................................................................................................................ 18

Search by Call ...................................................................................................................................... 19

Search by Event ................................................................................................................................... 20

Search by Message .............................................................................................................................. 20

GPEH Views ............................................................................................................................................. 21

Messages View .................................................................................................................................... 21

Measurement View ............................................................................................................................. 21

Cell Utilization View ............................................................................................................................ 22

Cell Coverage View .............................................................................................................................. 22




INTRODUCTION GPEH is a Performance Recording function which consists of two types of recording, User Equipment

Traffic Recording (UETR) and Cell Traffic Recording (CTR) that supports Ericsson network. Xeus helps you

to analyze calls, events, cells or phone models using GPEH data. It currently supports only Ericsson

WCDMA network. Refer to Appendix 1 for Ericsson GPEH Recording Steps.

LIMITING THE GPEH DATA COLLECTION Depending on the analysis type to be performed in Xeus, user can limit the GPEH Event type to be

collected in GPEH in order to reduce RNC processor load for recording. RNC has a parameter

gpehDataLevel that determines the level of information to record for the external protocol such as RRC

and RANAP.

The default setting of the parameter is 0 = 'HEADER_DATA_ONLY', which records only the external

protocol message name and direction of the message. In order to record the encoded ASN.1 data of the

external message, the OSS administrator can set the parameter to 1 = ‘ALL DATA’. This will allow detail

analysis of the external protocol message. However, this is only recommended for small recording set of

cells to avoid overloading the RNC processor or the GPEH data file limit. Refer to Appendix 1 for steps on

how to configure the GPEH collection parameter at the RNC.

Following are the features in Xeus which requires gpehDataLevel set to 1 = ‘ALL DATA’:

• IMEI info for Phone Profiling

• Message detail for external protocol

• NAS Messages in the RRC Direct Transfer messages

• Active Set Measurement which include monitored set from RRC Measurement Report

• Call Setup Analysis drill down of Blocked Call Analysis

• Call Type categorization from the RRC Connection Request

• Call Drop

categorization

from

RANAP

IU

RELEASE

and

RRC

Connection

Release

messages

Following table provides the list of GPEH Events used by Xeus:

GPEH Event Type In Xeus

INTERNAL_ADMISSION_CONTROL_RESPONSE Identify Admission Control




INTERNAL_FAILED_TRANSITION_TO_DCH Identify Failed transition to DCH in HS mode

INTERNAL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_NO_CELL_SELECTED Identify HS cell selection involving no new cell

INTERNAL_IFHO_EXECUTION_ACTIVE

Identify inter

‐frequency

handovers

INTERNAL_IMSI Identify the UE IMSI

INTERNAL_IRAT_HO_CC_EVALUATION Identify IRAT handover decision

INTERNAL_IRAT_HO_CC_EXECUTION Identify IRAT handovers

INTERNAL_MEASUREMENT_HANDLING_EXECUTION Identify Compressed Mode type

INTERNAL_OUT_HARD_HANDOVER_FAILURE Identify failed hard handovers

INTERNAL_OUT_HAND_HANDOVER_SUCCESS Identify successful hard handovers

INTERNAL_PACKET_DEDICATED_THROUGHPUT Capture RLC and application throughput for PS

Interactive data

INTERNAL_PACKET_DEDICATED_THROUGHPUT_STREAMING Capture RLC and application throughput for PS

streaming data

INTERNAL_PS_RELEASE_DUE_TO_CNHHO Identify Packet Switched RAB release due to a

Core Network Hard Handover

INTERNAL_RAB_ESTABLISHMENT Identify RAB establishments

INTERNAL_RAB_RELEASE Identify RAB releases

INTERNAL_RADIO_QUALITY_MEASUREMENTS_UEH Capture UL SIR Errors and DL TX Code Power

information

INTERNAL_SOFT_HANDOVER_EXECUTION Identify Soft Handovers

INTERNAL_SOHO_DS_MISSING_NEIGHBOUR Identify missing neighbors

INTERNAL_SOHO_DS_UNMONITORED_NEIGHBOUR Identify unmonitored neighbors

INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_CHANGE Identify HS‐DSCH cell change

INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_NEW_ACTIVE

_SET

Identify HS‐DSCH cell selection with new cell

selected after hard handover

INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_OLD_ACTIVE_

SET

Identify HS‐DSCH cell selection that selects a

new cell in the old active set

INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_TRANSITION_TO_DCH Identify successful transition to DCH in HS

mode

INTERNAL_SYSTEM_BLOCK

Identify blocked

call

INTERNAL_SYSTEM_RELEASE Identify dropped call

INTERNAL_SYSTEM_UTILIZATION Capture Resource Usage

INTERNAL_UE_POSITIONING_QOS Capture UE Position from Location Services

RANAP_IU_RELEASE_COMMAND Identify UMTS to GSM relocation




RRC_CONNECTION_RELEASE Identify RRC connection release

RRC_CONNECTION_REQUEST Identify Call Attempt

RRC_DOWNLINK_DIRECT_TRANSFER

Capture NAS

messages

RRC_HANDOVER_FROM_UTRAN_COMMAND Identify Successful relocation preparation for

IRAT handover

RRC_HANDOVER_FROM_UTRAN_FAILURE Identify Failed relocation preparation for IRAT

handover

RRC_INITIAL_DIRECT_TRANSFER Capture NAS messages

RRC_MEASUREMENT_CONTROL Capture GSM Neighbor Information

RRC_MEASUREMENT_REPORT

Capture neighbor

Ec/No

and

RSCP

RRC_UPLINK_DIRECT_TRANSFER Capture NAS messages

NBAP_CELL_SETUP_REQUEST Identify propagation delay for GeoAnalysis

Table 1 Refer to the Appendix 2 for recording scenarios.

SUPPORTED FORMAT AND LOG FILE DATA Xeus supports GPEH/UETR/CTR log file formats such as .bin and .bin.gz. They are usually grouped in sets

and each set contains a reference file. The reference file contains links to other files in the set. It is

mandatory to import the reference file for the set. The reference file usually contains ‘0’ as part of its

name. Refer to the picture below as a guide:

Each set of log file data should contain the messages in Table 1 above.




GEOANALYSIS OVERVIEW AND PREREQUISITES GeoAnalysis is a new feature on Xeus which enables you to estimate a location using non‐GPS based

Network Measurement Recordings. Xeus uses GeoAnalysis to perform Geo‐locate using a combination

of OTDDA multi lateration and relative signal strength. Analysis on GeoAnalysis is done through plots

and reporting. Using GeoAnalysis, geo‐located events and measurements can be plotted and areas

where significant pilot overlaps identified.

Before performing GeoAnalysis, ensure that you have the supported network data that meets the

following prerequisites: 1. The network data imported must be either Ericsson Bulk CM or Ericsson Kget log file. The imported

Network data must contain the RNC and Cell that matches with the data recorded in GPEH.

Note: For best analysis or Geo‐locate through GeoAnalysis, it is recommended for you to

import the network data that takes at least an hour to parse.

2. The GPEH recording must contain RRC Measurement Report and NBAP Radio Link Setup Request messages.

3. Ensure that ‘Perform position estimation for Abnormal Released Calls/All Calls’ is enabled at ‘Import Ericsson GPEH/UETR/CTR log’ wizard.

IMPORT GPEH/UETR/CTR LOG FILES You

need

to

ensure

that

you

have

the

following

data

before

you

import

GPEH/UETR/CTR

data:

1. Network data (preferably Ericsson Bulk CM).

1.1. Network Data accepted for GeoAnalysis (Ericsson Bulk CM or Ericsson Kget log file only)

2. log file format

3. log file set(s) contain mandatory messages

GPEH/UETR/CTR data

is

best

analyzed

when

you

have

Ericsson

Bulk

CM.

It

will

provide

complete

analysis

for neighbor optimization. If you are performing GeoAnalysis, ensure that the network data selected is

Ericsson Bulk CM or Ericsson Kget log file. You can refer to Xeus Pro Quick Guide for further information

on importing network data.




Now,

follow

these

steps

to

start

importing

Ericsson

GPEH/UETR/CTR

log

files:

1. Go to File > Import and Export > Import Ericsson GPEH logs.

2. Select ‘Add Files’ and select the files which includes file ‘0’. If you have placed the files in a

folder,

just

select

‘Add

Folder’

3. Browse and select files.




4. Click ‘Next’ button to continue.




5. At General tab, set the ‘Time Offset’ according to your time zone.

6. If you are performing GeoAnalysis, ensure that you tick on “Enable GeoAnalysis”. Note: Ensure

that the loaded network file contains RRC Measurement Report and NBAP Radio Link Setup

Request messages.

7. Click the "Filter" tab to set the filter options. Select a Filter Template and click "Settings" button

to set

to

the

"Messages

Filter"

and

the

"Call

End

Filter".

Click

"OK"

button

to

save

the

changes

made at GPEH filter and for you to reload the same settings later.

8. Select the Settings tab to edit thresholds.

9. Click ‘Next’ and wait for the parsing to complete.

If parsing is successful you are ready to analyze GPEH/UETR/CTR data




START GPEH ANALYSIS GPEH database loads automatically together with its summary at the Project Explorer after parsing.

Loading the database will also automatically load the Start Page.

Start page contains summary of Call Type and Call End Type in percentage, issues found and suggested

actions for your issues.

Issue Analysis

Start Page

GPEH Database

GPEH database Summary




3. Click on ‘Analyze further with Dropped Call Analysis’ link at the Suggested Actions area. You will

be directed to Dropped Call Analysis page

4. At the

Dropped

Call

Analysis

page,

right

click

on

a slice

at

the

chart

and

click

on

‘List

All

Dropped

Calls’ at the context menu

5. You can view all dropped calls at the workbench. Refer to the image below.




6. Click on the ‘Load GPEH Views’ at your workbench. You can view events & messages and

measurements for each drop call here. Refer to the previous image above.

7. Locate this drop call event on the map by selecting the drop call and checking at the checkbox

on your workbench. Refer to the previous image.

8. Click on the ‘Actions’ button on your workbench and select ‘Display route on Map’.




GeoAnalysis GeoAnalysis

is

an

estimation

of

the

calls

or

events

based

on

a

geographical

location.

This

feature

enables

users to generate various plotting scenarios based on the estimated geographical location for the GPEH

calls. Users can also analyze GPEH abnormal event with the dimension of the estimated location. Xeus

uses several propagation delay and mobile triangular calculation to perform location estimation.

GPEH Plotting Ensure that the Plot tab is selected.

To create plots, first select the type of plot to display. Click on the Load Plot button to load




Note: You can also use the Clear Show Layers button on the Network toolbar to clear all

plots on the map.

Plotting Cell Coverage Ensure that the Cell Cov. tab is selected.




Viewing GPEH Estimated Call Location Select Actions > Displays UE Position on Map to view the connection line between the serving cells on

the map.

You will be able to view the estimated UE Position of the call on the map. You can see the Start Distance

and End Distance for a call on Workbench.




Neighbor Analysis You can also conduct Neighbor Analysis using GPEH data. Types of Neighbor Analysis which could be

done are:

• Neighbor Optimization

• Pilot Pollution.

Neighbor Optimization Neighbor Optimization ranks the top neighbors for the cell and also suggests action to be done to the

neighbor. To optimize neighbor for a cell:

1. Go to Neighbor Optimization page from Start Page at the GPEH address bar. Refer to the picture

below:

2. At this page, select the Ranking method: Merit Point and set the multiplier to decide the

ranking.

See the formula below on how the Merit Point is calculated:

Merit Point (MP) = [ (Attempt for Position 1)*P1 + (Attempt for Position 2)*P2 + (Attempt for

Position 3)*P3

+ (Attempt

for

Position

4)*P4]

x

[

(Missing Neighbor

with

Release)*M1 + (Missing Neighbor without action)*M2] / (Total Attempt)




3. Enter Minimum Event Count, Maximum number of Neighbors and Minimum Neighbor Ec/No.

4. Tick “Exclude

Missing

Neigh

No

Action

events”

if

you

do

not

wish

to

include

the

“Missing

Neigh

No Action Multiplier (M2)” calculation into the missing neighbors analysis formula.

5. Click on the Analyze button.

6. List of cells and neighbors ranked according to priority, based on merit points and category will

be displayed at the workbench

7. Right click on the workbench to export the results to Excel sheet

8. Step through the neighbors to view cell location at the map or Google Earth.

9. To follow proposed action, select the neighbor (s), click on the Apply button at the workbench

menu

10.

You

will

see

the

action

gets

recorded

in

Action

History

located

at

Network

Views




To view the updated relation for the cell, click on the Analyze button at the Neighbor Optimization page

again.

Pilot Pollution Pilot Pollution enables you to find polluter cells so that you can remove them to optimize network. To

find polluter cells for each cell:

1. Go to GPEH Start Page > Pilot Pollution at the address bar

2. Pilot pollution analysis will be displayed in chart

3. Click Load Details to view list of polluted cells. Click on the + to expand and view the polluter

cells for each polluted cell. The screen below shows polluted cell has been expanded

4. Step through the pollution list to view cell location at the map or Google Earth.

Coverage Analysis You can identify the cells with the highest percentage of over coverage calls. To perform coverage

analysis, do the following:

1. Go to GPEH Start Page > Coverage Analysis at the address bar.

2 You will see the Top 10 Cell Coverage Analysis chart displayed here




VIP Analysis You

can

to

search

for

a particular

IMSI

from

the

database

and

view

the

Statistics

and

call

information.

VIP Analysis also allows users to bookmark an IMSI for future analysis. To bookmark an IMSI, do the

following:

1. Go to GPEH Start Page > VIP Analysis at the address bar.

2. Type in the IMSI and click on "Add Bookmark" button. The Bookmark IMSI dialogbox will appear

on the screen.

3. Type the name for the IMSI and click on "Add to Bookmark" button.

4. Once you

have

completed,

click

"Close"

button.

5. You can view the newly added IMSI at the Bookmarked VIP drop‐down list.

GPEH Search This tool helps you to search calls or events. It is located at the Toolbox.

Search by Call You can search by call using the steps below:

1. Select Toolbox tab on your left panel

2. Select GPEH

Search

menu

and

click

on

Search

By

Call

3. Select Call Start Cell

4. Click on

Clear

button

as

‘ALL’

is

selected

as

default

5. Select a cell from the Call Start Cell and hit the Search button

6. Your result will display on the workbench at the Call Summary tab

7. Step through the workbench to locate the call. If there is no position info for the selected call, an

alert will appear at the workbench.

Note: If the search result exceeds the limit (50, 000), Xeus will displays the first 50,000 records at the Workbench. You can view the complete search results by exporting it in text file (.txt) format.




Search by Event You can also search by event.

To search by event:

1. Select Toolbox tab on your left panel

2. Select GPEH Search menu and click on Search By Event

3.

Click

on

Clear

button

as

‘ALL’

is

selected

as

default

4. Select an event from the Event Type and hit the Search button

5. Your result will display on the workbench at the Event Summary tab

6. Step through the workbench to locate the event.

7. The event will be automatically displayed at the map or GE when you step through

8. To view the route, click on the checkbox beside the event at the workbench. Then, click the

Actions button and click to display route on map.

Search by Message You can also search by Message.

To search by message:

1. Select Toolbox tab on your left panel.

2.

Select

GPEH

Search

menu

and

click

on

Search

By

Message.

3. Select the Type, Message and click on Search button.

4. Your result will display on the workbench at the Message Summary tab.

5. Step through the workbench to locate the message.

6. The event will be automatically displayed at the map or GE when you step through.

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GPEH Views GPEH Views are used when analyzing GPEH data. You can access GPEH views by selecting View > GPEH Views from the menu bar or select Load GPEH Views from the Workbench.

The three types of different views available in GPEH are:‐

• GPEH Messages View

• GPEH Measurement View

• GPEH Cell

Utilization

View

• GPEH Cell Coverage View

Messages View Messages View displays Events and Messages for the Calls selected at the workbench.

To view the Events & Messages for the Call:

1. Right click

on

the

charts

at

Start

Page

to

list

down

the

calls

at

the

workbench.(You

could

also

use

this view when you use the Search Tool at the Toolbox)

2. Select the 'Load GPEH Views' button at the workbench. You could also go to View >GPEH Views.

3. Step through on the workbench to view Event & Messages for different calls

4. You can also see the position of the Event at the Map and GE when you step through at the

workbench

5. At this view, click on an event to display the corresponding message.

6. Double click

or

right

click

to

view

details

of

the

event

or

message

7. Highlighted to select all details at the Message Details using short‐cut or context menu to copy

the details.

Measurement View Measurement View displays Active Set/Neighbors information. You can analyze EcNo and RSCP against

time using the Measurement Chart and Data. Refer to the Help file for more information on the

Measurement Chart.

To view Measurements for the Call:

1. Right click on the charts at Start Page to list down the calls at the Call/Event Summary at the

workbench. (You could also use this view when you use the Search Tool at the Toolbox)




Cell Utilization View Cell Utilization View displays the cell utilization for a specific cell based on the selected time.

To view cell utilization for the call:

1. Select Views > GPEH Views> GPEH Cell Utilization to access GPEH Cell Utilization page.

2. Select the required Cell.

3. Tick on the checkbox of required cell utilization element.

4. Click on the required time on the graph to view the cell utilization value for that selected time.

(Click & Drag to zoom in the chart)

Cell Coverage View Cell Coverage Analysis displays the total number of calls, average of EcNo and Rscp for call setup or call

end scenarios in different type of distance.

To analyze Cell Coverage, do the following:

1. Select the

Cell.

2. Select Analysis Type.

3. Select Sliced By.

4. Click the Update button to view the result. The chart will display the Total Call Setup for

different range of EcNo and RSCP. Refer to the legend on the below the chart. (Click & Drag to

zoom in the chart)

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Appendix 1: ERICSSON GPEH RECORDING Collecting Bulk CM

1. Start OSS Common Explorer.

2. OSS Common Explorer will appear on the screen as shown in the figure below. At Topology Tab,

select the Root node from the network tree. Then, right click and select ‘Export..’ option from

the context menu.

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3. After clicking on ‘Export..’ option, Bulk CM Export dialogbox will appear as shown in the figure

below.

Tick

to

select Radio

Network

only

as

a

filter

details

option

and

click

Export

button.

4. Click on Bulk CM Progress tab to view on the export progress.

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5. FTP to the OSS and set the export to /var/opt/ericsson/nms_umts_wran_bcg/files/export.





Configure the GPEH collection parameter at the RNC 1. Start OSS Common Explorer.

2. Select the required RNC Node to perform GPEH recording.

3. Change the ‘gpehDataLevel’ parameter value according to the value in your recording scenario.

The recommend

value

for

all

data

is

1.

Please

refer

to

Appendix 2: Recording Scenario

for

further information.

4. Increase the value for ‘gpehFileSize’ parameter to 50,000 (50,000 kB).





Initiate GPEH collection 1. Select

Performance > Initiate data Collection > WCDMA/LTE RAN Measurements to

start

the

WCDMA/LTE RAN Measurement tool.

2. Select Administration >Add profile… to add a new profile.




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next step.




4. Type in the Profile name and click Next button to proceed to the next step.




5. Select RNC network elements should be observed and click Next button to proceed to the next

step.




6. Select the required RNC you would like to collect and click Next button to proceed to the next

step.




7. Select the required Utran Cells for recording and click Next button to proceed to the next step.




8. Select the events for the GPEH recording and click Next button to proceed to the next step.




9. Select the UE Fraction (Percentage of mobile that will be recorded) and click Next button to

proceed to the next step.




10. Select the schedule for the subscription profile.




11. Monitor the progress at Profile display tab > General performance even handling profiles.

12. Once complete, the collected GPEH files will be located in

“/var/opt/ericsson/nms_umts_pms_seg/segment1/GPEH/” folder.




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Appendix 2: RECORDING SCENARIOS Following

table

shows

the

different

analysis

scenarios

in

Xeus

and

the

recommended

data

collection

configuration.

Analysis Type Recommended GPEH Event to be collected Cell Set Recording Setting

Problem Cells detail analysis such as troubleshooting of dropped call, blocked call and Throughput. User needs to analyze call messages with message details.

GPEH Internal Event

• INTERNAL_ADMISSION_CONTROL_RESPONSE

• INTERNAL_CALL_SETUP_FAIL

• INTERNAL_CHANNEL_SWITCHING

• INTERNAL_CMODE_ACTIVATE

• INTERNAL_CMODE_DEACTIVATE

• INTERNAL_CNHHO_EXECUTION_ACTIVE

• INTERNAL_FAILED_HSDSCH_CELL_CHANGE

• INTERNAL_FAILED_TRANSITION_TO_DCH

• INTERNAL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_NO_CELL_SELECTED

• INTERNAL_IFHO_EXECUTION_ACTIVE

• INTERNAL_IMSI

• INTERNAL_IRAT_HO_CC_EVALUATION

• INTERNAL_IRAT_HO_CC_EXECUTION

• INTERNAL_MEASUREMENT_HANDLING_EXECUTION

• INTERNAL_PACKET_DEDICATED_ THROUGHPUT

• INTERNAL_RAB_ESTABLISHMENT

• INTERNAL_RAB_RELEASE

• INTERNAL_RADIO_QUALITY_MEASUREMENTS_UEH

• INTERNAL_SOFT_HANDOVER_EXECUTION

• INTERNAL_SOHO_DS_MISSING_NEIGHBOUR

• INTERNAL_SOHO_DS_UNMONITORED_NEIGHBOUR

• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_CHANGE

• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_NEW_ACTIVE_SET

• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_OLD_ACTIVE_SET

• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_TRANSITION_TO_DCH

• INTERNAL_SYSTEM_BLOCK

• INTERNAL_SYSTEM_RELEASE

• INTERNAL_SYSTEM_UTILIZATION

• INTERNAL_OUT_HARD_HANDOVER_FAILURE

• INTERNAL_OUT_HARD_HANDOVER_SUCCESS

Problem cells only. Not

more than 10% of total

RNC limit

gpehDataLevel = 1

(ALL DATA)

Ue_Fraction = 500




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RRC Event

• RRC_CELL_CHANGE_ORDER_FROM_UTRAN

• RRC_CELL_CHANGE_ORDER_FROM_UTRAN_FAILURE

• RRC_CONNECTION_REJECT

• RRC_CONNECTION_RELEASE

• RRC_CONNECTION_REQUEST

• RRC_DOWNLINK_DIRECT_TRANSFER

• RRC_HANDOVER_FROM_UTRAN_COMMAND

• RRC_HANDOVER_FROM_UTRAN_FAILURE

• RRC_INITIAL_DIRECT_TRANSFER

• RRC_MEASUREMENT_CONTROL

• RRC_MEASUREMENT_REPORT

• RRC_UPLINK_DIRECT_TRANSFER

RANAP Event

• RANAP_IU_RELEASE_COMMAND

• RANAP_IU_RELEASE_REQUEST

• RANAP_RELOCATION_COMMAND

• RANAP_RELOCATION_PREPARATION_FAILURE

NBAP Event

• NBAP_RADIO_LINK_SETUP_REQUEST

Cell Analysis, Scatter and Distribution Plot GPEH Internal Event

• INTERNAL_CHANNEL_SWITCHING




• INTERNAL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_NO_CELL_SELECTED


• INTERNAL_IRAT_HO_CC_EVALUATION



• INTERNAL_PACKET_DEDICATED_THROUGHPUT


• INTERNAL_RAB_RELEASE



Whole RNC gpehDataLevel = 0

(HEADER ONLY)*

Ue_Fraction = 500

*The plot will be

limited to the Active

Set from the internal

message. Monitored

Set measurement will

not be available




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• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_CHANGE

• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_NEW_ACTIVE_SET

• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_HSDSCH_CELL_SELECTION_OLD_ACTIVE_SET

• INTERNAL_SUCCESSFUL_TRANSITION_TO_DCH



• INTERNAL_SYSTEM_UTILIZATION



NBAP Event


Neighbor Optimization including missing neighbor and Pilot Pollution Analysis

GPEH Internal Event






RRC Event



NBAP Event



(HEADER ONLY)

Ue_Fraction = 800

Phone Profiling GPEH Internal Event

• INTERNAL_ADMISSION_CONTROL_RESPONSE

• INTERNAL_CALL_SETUP_FAIL











(ALL DATA)

Ue_Fraction = 500




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RRC Event



• RRC_DOWNLINK_DIRECT_TRANSFER

• RRC_INITIAL_DIRECT_TRANSFER (Mandatory)

• RRC_UPLINK_DIRECT_TRANSFER (Mandatory)

RANAP Event

• RANAP_IU_RELEASE_COMMAND

• RANAP_IU_RELEASE_REQUEST

NBAP Event


Appendix: Table 1

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