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GENEX Discovery
V200R002C50
Feature Description
Issue 01
Date 2017-07-30
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Feature Description Contents
Contents
1 Basic Features.................................................................................................................................1
1.1 System Management..........................................................................................................................................1
1.1.1 SGNDFD-100010 System Management..................................................................................................1
1.2 Security Management........................................................................................................................................3
1.2.1 SGNDFD-100020 Security Management.................................................................................................3
1.3 Service Configuration........................................................................................................................................5
1.3.1 SGNDFD-100030 Service Configuration................................................................................................5
2 Optional Features..........................................................................................................................8
2.1 GSM Features....................................................................................................................................................8
2.1.1 SGNDFD-500010 GSM Network Health Evaluation..............................................................................8
2.1.2 SGNDFD-500020: GSM Problem Area Recognition............................................................................10
2.1.3 SGNDFD-500070 GSM Key Road Evaluation......................................................................................12
2.1.4 SGNDFD-500030 GSM Traffic Analysis...............................................................................................13
2.1.5 SGNDFD-500040 GSM Coverage Analysis..........................................................................................15
2.1.6 SGNDFD-500050 GSM Frequency Analysis.........................................................................................18
2.1.7 SGNDFD-500060 GSM Neighboring Cell Analysis..............................................................................20
2.1.8 SGNDFD-500140 GSM/UMTS Neighboring Cell Analysis.................................................................23
2.1.9 SGNDFD-500150 GSM Uplink Interference Analysis..........................................................................24
2.1.10 SGNDFD-500080 GSM Network Performance Analysis....................................................................25
2.1.11 SGNDFD-500110 GSM User Group Analysis (RAN).........................................................................28
2.1.12 SGNDFD-500120 GSM Single User Analysis (RAN).........................................................................31
2.1.13 SGNDFD-500170 GSM Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN)............................................................32
2.1.14 SGNDFD-500300 GSM Problem Cause Statistics..............................................................................34
2.2 UMTS Features................................................................................................................................................35
2.2.1 SGNDFD-200010 UMTS Network Health Evaluation..........................................................................35
2.2.2 SGNDFD-200020 UMTS Problem Area Recognition...........................................................................37
2.2.3 SGNDFD-200070 UMTS Key Road Evaluation...................................................................................39
2.2.4 SGNDFD-200030 UMTS Traffic Analysis............................................................................................41
2.2.5 SGNDFD-200040 UMTS Coverage Analysis........................................................................................43
2.2.6 SGNDFD-200050 UMTS Pilot Pollution Analysis................................................................................46
2.2.7 SGNDFD-200060 UMTS Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis................................................48
2.2.8 SGNDFD-200130 UMTS Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis................................................49
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2.2.9 SGNDFD-200140 UMTS/GSM Neighboring Cell Analysis.................................................................51

2.2.10 SGNDFD-200150 UMTS Uplink Interference Analysis......................................................................53
2.2.11 SGNDFD-200080 UMTS Network Performance Analysis..................................................................54
2.2.12 SGNDFD-200110 UMTS User Group Analysis (RAN)......................................................................57
2.2.13 SGNDFD-200120 UMTS Single User Analysis (RAN)......................................................................60
2.2.14 SGNDFD-200170 UMTS Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN)..........................................................63
2.2.15 SGNDFD-200300 UMTS Problem Cause Statistics............................................................................65
2.3 LTE FDD Features...........................................................................................................................................66
2.3.1 SGNDFD-300010 LTE FDD Network Health Evaluation.....................................................................66
2.3.2 SGNDFD-300020 LTE FDD Problem Area Recognition......................................................................68
2.3.3 SGNDFD-300070 LTE FDD Key Road Evaluation..............................................................................69
2.3.4 SGNDFD-300340 LTE FDD High-speed Rail Evaluation....................................................................72
2.3.5 SGNDFD-300030 LTE FDD Traffic Analysis.......................................................................................76
2.3.6 SGNDFD-300040 LTE FDD Coverage Analysis...................................................................................79
2.3.7 SGNDFD-300050 LTE FDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis...............................................................82
2.3.8 SGNDFD-300060 LTE FDD Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis...........................................84
2.3.9 SGNDFD-300130 LTE FDD Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis............................................86
2.3.10 SGNDFD-300160 LTE FDD PCI Check.............................................................................................87
2.3.11 SGNDFD-300080 LTE FDD Network Performance Analysis.............................................................89
2.3.12 SGNDFD-300110 LTE FDD User Group Analysis (RAN).................................................................92
2.3.13 SGNDFD-300120 LTE FDD Single User Analysis (RAN).................................................................95
2.3.14 SGNDFD-300170 LTE FDD Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN).....................................................97
2.3.15 SGNDFD-300220 LTE FDD NE Configuration Check.......................................................................99
2.3.16 SGNDFD-300300 LTE FDD Problem Cause Statistics.....................................................................100
2.4 LTE TDD Features.........................................................................................................................................101
2.4.1 SGNDFD-400010 LTE TDD Network Health Evaluation...................................................................101
2.4.2 SGNDFD-400020 LTE TDD Problem Area Recognition....................................................................103
2.4.3 SGNDFD-400070 LTE TDD Key Road Evaluation............................................................................105
2.4.4 SGNDFD-400340 LTE TDD High-speed Rail Evaluation..................................................................108
2.4.5 SGNDFD-400030 LTE TDD Traffic Analysis.....................................................................................111
2.4.6 SGNDFD-400040 LTE TDD Coverage Analysis.................................................................................114
2.4.7 SGNDFD-400050 LTE TDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis.............................................................117
2.4.8 SGNDFD-400060 LTE TDD Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis.........................................119
2.4.9 SGNDFD-400130 LTE TDD Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis.........................................121
2.4.10 SGNDFD-400160 LTE TDD PCI Check...........................................................................................123
2.4.11 SGNDFD-400080 LTE TDD Network Performance Analysis...........................................................124
2.4.12 SGNDFD-400110 LTE TDD User Group Analysis (RAN)...............................................................128
2.4.13 SGNDFD-400120 LTE TDD Single User Analysis (RAN)...............................................................131
2.4.14 SGNDFD-400170 LTE TDD Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN)...................................................133
2.4.15 SGNDFD-300220 LTE TDD NE Configuration Check.....................................................................135
2.4.16 SGNDFD-400300 LTE TDD Problem Cause Statistics.....................................................................136
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3 Common Functions...................................................................................................................137
3.1 Common Functions........................................................................................................................................137
3.1.1 SGNDFD-900010 GIS Support............................................................................................................137
3.1.2 SGNDFD-900070 Indoor and Outdoor Differentiation.......................................................................139
3.1.3 SGNDFD-900170 Huawei GSM Data Access.....................................................................................140
3.1.4 SGNDFD-900180 Ericsson GSM Data Access....................................................................................140
3.1.5 SGNDFD-900190 Nokia GSM Data Access........................................................................................141
3.1.6 SGNDFD-900100 Huawei UMTS Data Access...................................................................................142
3.1.7 SGNDFD-900050 Ericsson UMTS Data Access.................................................................................143
3.1.8 SGNDFD-900060 Nokia UMTS Data Access.....................................................................................144
3.1.9 SGNDFD-900110 Huawei LTE FDD Data Access..............................................................................145
3.1.10 SGNDFD-900120 Huawei LTE TDD Data Access............................................................................146
3.1.11 SGNDFD-900120 Ericsson LTE FDD Data Access...........................................................................146
3.1.12 SGNDFD-900140 Ericsson LTE TDD Data Access..........................................................................147
3.1.13 SGNDFD-900150 Nokia LTE FDD Data Access..............................................................................148
3.1.14 SGNDFD-900160 Nokia LTE TDD Data Access..............................................................................149
3.1.15 SGNDFD-900080 Subscriber Identifier Encryption..........................................................................150
3.1.16 SGNDFD-900200 RAN Sharing Support..........................................................................................151
3.2 Data Processing Software..............................................................................................................................152
3.2.1 NVSC-800100 Preprocessing and Aggregating...................................................................................152
3.2.2 NVSC-800200 Hadoop.........................................................................................................................153
3.2.3 NVSC-800300 Database.......................................................................................................................154
4 Acronyms and Abbreviations.................................................................................................155
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Feature Description Basic FeaturesBasic Features
1 Basic Features
1.1 System Management

1.2 Security Management
1.3 Service Configuration
1.1 System Management

1.1.1 SGNDFD-100010 System Management
Availability
This feature is introduced in GENEX Discovery V200R002C00.
Summary
This feature provides the software, hardware, and basic functions required for the normal
operation of the Discovery. The basic functions are as follows: server device management,
server time management, server configuration management, software package management,
startup and restart management, license management, application management, task
scheduling, system monitoring, alarm management, log management, and data backup
management.
Benefits
This feature enables the Discovery to operate properly.
Description
 Server device management
This function allows users to add, delete, modify, and query the server hardware devices of
the Discovery. The Discovery can manage server hardware devices, such as monitoring,
alarm, software installation, capacity expansion, upgrade, and backup, only after the server
hardware devices are added to the Discovery. When users want to add a server hardware
device, they must set the type, name, and IP address of the server.
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 Server time management

This function is used to manage the time zone and time settings of server devices, including
setting the time zone, and configuring a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server for
synchronizing time to server devices.
 Server configuration management
This function is important for installing and deploying software for the Discovery. This
function is used to configure module groups, service IP addresses, and backup servers for
servers. After server hardware devices are added, users need to deploy software packages on
the servers. The software packages are organized by module group. Therefore, users need to
set the module groups that need to be installed on each server. After the module groups are
set, packages can be automatically downloaded and installed. Then, users need to configure a
service IP address for each server to ensure that services can be processed. The backup server
configuration function is used to configure standby servers for each type of server (for
example, web servers).
 Software package management
This function is used to upload software packages, query uploaded software packages, and
delete software packages during system software installation and upgrade.
 Startup and restart management
This function is used to start up and restart the following processes: data access subsystem,
data pre-processing subsystem, data center subsystem, service application subsystem, and
system management subsystem. The Discovery automatically starts each subsystem process
after being powered on. When a subsystem process is suspended, the Discovery automatically
restarts this process. Users can also manually restart a subsystem process.
 License management
This function is used to import, delete, activate, deactivate, and query license files.
 Application management
The service features and platform of the Discovery are independent of each other. The
service features are packaged and installed in the Discovery as applications to quickly
meet customer requirements. The application management function enables users to
dynamically install, start, stop, and uninstall an application package when the Discovery
is running without restarting the Discovery.
 Task scheduling
The Discovery processes service data through periodic tasks. Tasks may be dependent on one
another and multiple dependent tasks comprise a job flow. The task scheduling function is
used to schedule job flows through the following methods:
− Periodic scheduling: The Discovery schedules tasks based on a specified time period.
− Timing scheduling: The Discovery schedules tasks at a specified time.
− Dependent scheduling: Users set the sequence of executing tasks, and the Discovery
schedules a task only after all the tasks before it are executed.
− Event- and operation- triggered scheduling: Users manually trigger the execution of a
task.
 System monitoring
This function is used to monitor the running status of the Discovery hardware and
software, including:

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− Monitoring overview: displays the topology diagram of the data flows for each server
or cluster from the perspective of system data processing. This function helps monitor
data processing, such as traffic and the number of call history records (CHRs), on
each node of each cluster.
− Hardware monitoring: monitors the hardware status of each server, including the
overall server status, memory, CPU, disks, and network port operating status.
− Software monitoring: monitors the status of each software process on each server,
including whether each process is started, and the CPU usage and memory usage of
each process, and starts, stops, and resets service processes.
 Alarm management
This function is used to view and clear alarms.
 Log management
This function is used to record and manage operation logs and run logs. Operation logs
record user operations on software functions, are used to manage security and collect
statistics on the frequency of using these functions. Run logs mainly record the context
information about abnormal system running, and are used to demarcate and identify
software problems. Operation log management allows users to browse, filter, and export
operation logs. Run log management allows users to browse, filter, and download run
logs.
 Backup management
This function supports manual backup and automatic scheduled backup of the data in the
Discovery database. When exceptions occur in the database, users can restore data using
backup files, which improves the disaster tolerance capability of the Discovery. This function
supports operation functions, such as remotely backing up data, manually deleting backup
data, and uploading, downloading, and restoring backup data.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None
1.2 Security Management

1.2.1 SGNDFD-100020 Security Management
Availability
Summary
To ensure operation security, the Discovery provides functions, such as user and rights
management, anonymization management and certificate management, as well as preset
services such as operating system (OS) hardening and antivirus management.

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Benefits
This feature ensures the operation security of the Discovery.
Description
 User and rights management
The user management function is used to add, delete, modify (for example, configuring user
roles), and query system users. Implemented through roles management, the rights
management function is used to add, delete, modify, and query user roles (for example,
administrators) and configure operation permission for user roles. (Operation permission
indicates the permission on a specific system function, such as user group analysis and system
maintenance.)
 Anonymization management
The anonymization management function provides two functions: setting the anonymization
mode and checking the current anonymity key status of each operations support system
(OSS).
− Setting the anonymization mode: In an encryption version, users can set the
anonymization mode to hardware anonymization or software anonymization. When
the mode is set to hardware anonymization, a third-party external encryptor is
connected to the Discovery to encrypt subscriber identities in raw data. When the
mode is set to software anonymization, the Discovery provides an internal
anonymization function and therefore the third-party external encryptor is not
required.
− Checking anonymity key status: Users can check whether the anonymization function
of each Huawei OSS connected to the Discovery is enabled (Huawei NEs anonymize
sensitive data when the anonymization function is enabled). Users can also check the
hash values of anonymity keys to determine whether the anonymity keys of different
OSSs are consistent.
 Certificate management
In normal cases, the subsystems of the Discovery communicate with one another using a
certificate mechanism to ensure security. For example, web servers and browsers on clients
communicate with one another through certificates. Preset certificates are provided for the
Discovery when the Discovery is installed. The certificate management function enables users
to change current certificates used by the Discovery to other certificates.
 OS hardening
This function is used to harden an OS by disabling insecure OS services, restricting access to
files and directories, hardening OS accounts and passwords, and adjusting OS kernel
parameters, thereby enhancing the OS security of the Discovery.
This function displays a security warning message when users perform system operations,
such as logging in to the Discovery using File Transfer Protocol (FTP) or Secure Shell (SSH).
In addition, this function provides system logs related to Inetd, FTP, cron tasks, and daemon
process, helping users trace and audit the system operations they have performed.
The SUSE Linux OS installed on each server is hardened according to the default hardening
policies during the production of Discovery devices. Some hardening policies are not
universal, and therefore need to be manually implemented to harden the OS based on site
conditions. Such policies include disabling the remote login by user root, setting Transmission
Control Protocol (TCP) wrappers, disabling FTP services, and others.

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 Antivirus management
Virus attacks and spread pose a great challenge to operators' network security. Huawei
provides antivirus solutions for Windows and SUSE Linux OSs by deploying third-party
software, thereby preventing the Discovery from being attacked and harmed by viruses,
worms, and spyware.
Huawei OSS antivirus solution protects the Discovery, Citrix client, and Citrix server that run
the Windows OS from viruses by deploying OfficeScan 8.0. In addition, this solution protects
the Discovery server software that runs the SUSE Linux OS from viruses by deploying
ServerProtect for Linux 3.0 and Control Manager.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
OfficeScan 8.0, ServerProtect for Linux 3.0, and Control Manager are commercial antivirus
software products and must be purchased separately by operators. Third-party hardware and
software configured for antivirus solutions apply to OSS products, such as the U2000, PRS,
and GENEX Discovery, after being deployed once. Operators do not need to purchase the
hardware and software for each product.
1.3 Service Configuration

1.3.1 SGNDFD-100030 Service Configuration
Availability
Summary
The Discovery provides the following service configuration functions: NE access, source data
subscription, feature parameter configuration, engineering parameter management, polygon
management, feature database management, and data maintenance and management.
Benefits
This feature enables service features to work properly.
Description
 NE access
The Discovery obtains NE lists, NE configuration data, and performance data from Huawei
OSS U2000. When the Trace Server is deployed, the Discovery obtains CHR and MR data
generated by Huawei RNCs (BSCs), NodeBs, eNodeBs, and mobility management entities
(MMEs) from the Trace Server. When no Trace Server is deployed, the Discovery obtains
CHR and MR data from the service aware unit (SAU) boards in Huawei RNCs (BSCs). In
addition, the Discovery obtains the data (configuration data, traffic data, CHR data, and MR
data) generated by competitors' NEs from the data gateway (DGW). This function is used to

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configure and collect the basic information (for example, accounts and IP addresses) of
external systems, such as the OSS, Trace Server, RNC SAU boards, and DGW. The basic
information is used for command and data interaction between the Discovery and external
systems. The Discovery supports setting of the collector. The IP addresses, port numbers, and
protocol types of the collection objects can be configured for data collection.
 Source data subscription
This function is used to deliver data subscription commands (which directly control NEs to
generate related data, such as controlling the NE sets that report CHR and MR data and
controlling the specific types of data blocks reported by NEs) to Huawei NEs. This function is
also used to deliver data subscription commands for obtaining competitors' device data to the
DGW (users need to configure data on OSSs of competitors' devices). Therefore, users can
obtain the CHR and MR data used for various service features.
This function provides NE objects for data collection. The CHR and MR data required in
different features can be collected from NEs that are subscribed to.
 Feature parameter configuration
This function is used to configure calculation-related parameters for various service features,
for example, the Call Setup Time-out Threshold parameter for the UMTS User Group
Analysis feature.
 Engineering parameter management
Engineering parameters describe information, such as BTS locations, cell names, cell
identifiers, and antenna azimuths, downtilts, heights, and types, and are the basic data that is
collected, analyzed, displayed, and operated by the Discovery.
This function allows users to import, export, and query engineering parameters, collect
statistics on engineering parameter status, and manually synchronize NE configuration data
(for example, frequencies and scrambling codes) based on engineering parameters. This
function allows the system to automatically collect and import engineering parameters from
third-party SFTP/FTP servers.
 Polygon management
Polygons are widely used in the Discovery to specify the range of measurement,
analysis, and query in a specified service feature. The polygon management function
allows users to create, delete, query, and manage polygons.
 Feature database management
On live networks, one geographic location is covered by multiple cells in normal cases. The
signal strength in these cells and the related cell information constitute the signal
characteristics of this geographic location. A feature database describes the distribution of
network signals on maps. Feature database-based matching is one of the MR location
positioning algorithms used by the Discovery. This function allows users to import, delete,
and query feature database files.
 Grid origin configuration
The initial results of MR location positioning are the longitudes and latitudes on a spherical
coordinate system. The Discovery displays the location positioning results on a grid map and
projects the sphere to a plane to facilitate statistical summarization and display. The system
projects all or part of the sphere to a plane in order to display the geo-location results on a grid
map. The sphere is distorted after the projection, and the generated grid map or geographic
observation data is distorted. The grid origin configuration function minimizes the distortion
of geographic observation data by properly setting parameters based on the areas on the
sphere.

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 Data maintenance and management

This feature applies to the data used for various service features, including:
− Querying the data status (for example, the NEs and time periods for which data is
available) of various features to improve system maintainability
− Querying the disk usage of the data used for various features
− Managing aged feature data: Users can set the data aging time of various features.
When the data aging time of a feature is exceeded, the Discovery automatically
deletes the data used for this feature
Enhancement
 The NE access function supports access to the China Mobile resource management
system, TSP, and cloud-based CN vUSN and vUGW.
 The source data subscription function supports subscription to China Mobile software-
based collected data and China Unicom software-based collected data. Subscription by
busy hour is supported.
Dependencies
None

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Feature Description Optional FeaturesOptional Features
2 Optional Features
2.1 GSM Features

2.2 UMTS Features
2.3 LTE FDD Features
2.4 LTE TDD Features
2.1 GSM Features

2.1.1 SGNDFD-500010 GSM Network Health Evaluation
Availability
Summary
This feature provides network evaluation functions at the macro level, including network-
level evaluation and area-level evaluation. The network-level evaluation function evaluates a
network from multiple dimensions, including coverage, performance, and traffic, and scores
the heath of the network in combination with geographic observation results. This helps users
quickly understand the network status and trend. The area-level evaluation function scores the
health of each evaluated area on a network, helping users quickly identify problem areas.
Users can set some areas as valuable areas. The counter quality in the valuable areas greatly
affects the health score of the areas and entire network.
Benefits
This feature helps telecom operators continuously evaluate the status of a network and the
areas on the network, thereby providing a basis for area managers' work assignment and
evaluation management. This feature also provides continuous evaluation reports for telecom
operators to evaluate the health of the network and areas, helping telecom operators make
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Description
This feature provides the following functions:
 Scores health from the coverage, performance, and traffic dimensions.
This feature scores health based on the following predefined sub-items, sub-counters, and
atomic counters:
 Coverage
 Downlink coverage: Poor DL RxLev MR Ratio, Poor DL Intf MR Ratio, and Poor DL
RxQual MR Ratio
 Uplink coverage: Poor UL RxLev MR Ratio, Poor UL Intf MR Ratio, and Poor UL
RxQual MR Ratio
 Performance
 Accessibility: Call Setup Success Ratio
 Retainability: TCH Call Drop Ratio
 Mobility: HO Success Rate
 Traffic
 CS Traffic Variation Rate
 Evaluates network-wide health and identifies the top-N problem polygons.
− Allows users to specify the time period, vendor (Huawei), service type (CS), and
frequency band (ALL, GSM900, DCS1800) for health evaluation.
− Displays network-wide health scores (in percentage points), and the values and trends
(within the last seven days) of sub-items, such as coverage, performance, and traffic.
− Allows users to view the trend (within the last seven days), sub-counter (for example,
Poor DL RxLev MR Ratio, Poor DL Intf MR Ratio, and Poor DL RxQual MR Ratio)
values, and top-5 problem polygons.
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of a specified sub-counter (for example, Poor
DL RxLev MR Ratio).
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of each sub-counter for one of the top-5
problem polygons, and the list of top-10 problem areas in the polygon. This feature
can direct users from an hourly trend chart to related network analysis features
(Coverage Analysis, Network Performance Analysis, and Traffic analysis). For a top-
10 problem area, this feature can direct users to the Problem Area Recognition feature
for further query and analysis in this area.
− Evaluates the health of polygons. This function is used to evaluate the health of
valuable areas and identify problem polygons.
− Collects statistics on the health scores and sub-counter (for example, coverage,
performance, and traffic) values of a specified group of polygons, and displays the
statistical results on maps.
− Allows users to view the value trend (within the last seven days), sub-counter (for
example, accessibility, retainability, and mobility) values, and grid-level distribution
of a specified sub-item (for example, performance).
− Allows users to view the hourly trend and top-10 problem areas of each atomic
counter (for example, Call Setup Success Ratio) based on a specified sub-counter (for
example, accessibility). This feature can direct users from an hourly trend chart to
related network analysis features (Coverage Analysis, Network Performance
Analysis, and Traffic analysis). For a top-10 problem area, this feature can direct
users to the Problem Area Recognition feature for further query and analysis in this
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− Immediately calculates the values of sub-counters in a temporary area specified on a

grid map.
− Geographically displays abnormal events for VIP subscribers on the level-1
performance scoring page.
− Allows users to export network health evaluation reports.
− This feature generates network health evaluation reports based on the specified time
period, vendor, RAT, service type, frequency, and polygon, and allows users to export
the reports.
MV Support
 Ericsson and Nokia networks do not support this feature.
Enhancement
 This feature supports hourly health evaluation for scoring the network or a specified
polygon. (Hourly health evaluation cannot be used to score a specified grid.)
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as GSM Network
Performance Analysis, GSM Coverage Analysis, and GSM Traffic Analysis, only after
they obtain the license for the feature.
 Users can be redirected to the window for polygon counter trend analysis for a problem
area only after they obtain the license for the GSM Problem Area Recognition feature.
 Abnormal events for VIP subscribers can be displayed only after users obtain the license
for the GSM User Group Analysis feature.
2.1.2 SGNDFD-500020: GSM Problem Area Recognition

Availability
Summary
Traditional evaluation methods can identify only abnormal cell-level counters, and they
cannot identify the situation that the cell-level counters are normal but the counters in certain
areas in the cell are abnormal. This feature provides an evaluation function at the micro level.
It automatically and quickly detects grid-level problem areas and identifies the top-N problem
areas.
Benefits
Most operators detect network quality problems through performance data evaluation by NE
or area. This traditional method helps operators evaluate the cell groups or cells within a
valuable area, but it cannot identify the situation that the cell-level counters are normal but the
counters in certain areas in the cell are abnormal. This feature can detect problem areas of a
finer granularity more quickly based on cell-level evaluation. (A problem area can be an area
within a cell or the overlapped area of multiple cells.) This helps area managers improve the
problem area identification efficiency and continuously and efficiently evaluate problem
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 Automatically identifies problem areas based on the specified time period, vendor
(Huawei), NE range, polygon, frequency band, and counter. This feature determines
whether each grid is problem based on a specified counter, and determines the severity of
each problem grid. This feature also analyzes the location adjacency relationships
between problem grids to identify continuous problem grids.
 Supports the following counters:
− Coverage
− Downlink coverage: Poor DL RxLev MR Ratio, Poor DL Intf MR Ratio, and Poor
DL RxQual MR Ratio
− Uplink coverage: Poor UL RxLev MR Ratio, Poor UL Intf MR Ratio, and Poor UL
RxQual MR Ratio
− Performance
− Accessibility: Call Setup Success Ratio
− Retainability: TCH Call Drop Ratio
− Mobility: HO Success Ratio
− Identifies the severity (critical, major, or minor) of problem areas.
− Displays problem grids in a problem area on a map based on the severity level.
− Allows users to set thresholds for identifying problem grids and determining severity.
− Displays all problem areas on maps for users to understand problem distribution.
− Identifies the top-50 problem areas, displays the top-50 problem areas in a list. The
map is correlated with the list.
− Automatically identifies the landmark buildings (for example, Jin Mao Tower in
Pudong District of Shanghai) in problem areas.
− Directs users to the window for another feature, such as GSM Coverage Analysis,
GSM Network Performance Analysis, and GSM Traffic Analysis to further analyze
problem causes.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as GSM Network
Performance Analysis, GSM Coverage Analysis, and GSM Traffic Analysis, only after
they obtain the license for the feature.
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2.1.3 SGNDFD-500070 GSM Key Road Evaluation

Availability
Summary
This feature analyzes the information about calls that are started by all online subscribers on a
specified key road and meet specified criteria, displays the analysis results on maps, and
evaluates the coverage and exceptions on the road. This feature also drills down into the
CDRs related to the exceptions occurring on the road and displays call tracks, helping
operators analyze the causes of the exceptions.
Benefits
This feature is used to ensure the network performance on key roads during routine
optimization, thereby reducing the DT frequency and DT costs.
Description
 Supports road management.
− Specifies key roads for preferential assurance based on the maps used in the system.
The road management function can select key roads based on geographic information
system (GIS) maps, and save or delete these key roads.
− Provides the list of roads queried by polygon.
− Allows users to manually specify passing points based on map lines. The system can
automatically identify these points and apply them to the nearest road.
− Adjusts the start and end points of the identified lines.
− Evaluates the coverage of key roads.
− Analyzes road coverage based on a specified vendor (Huawei), frequency band,
service type (CS), road range, or time period (day or hour).
− Displays the coverage counters measured by UEs during long calls with a high
moving speed on a map and in a table and correlates the map with the table for
evaluating road coverage. The geographic display is based on distance convergence,
and the distance can be set to 10 m, 20 m, 30 m, 40 m, and 50 m.
− Coverage counters that can be analyzed include:
− UL Level
− DL Level
− UL Quality Level
− DL Quality Level
− UL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality MR Ratio
− DL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality MR Ratio
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− Checks the top-5 correlated cells of one or more grids on a road (defined by drawing
polygons), draws the lines from grids or polygons to cells, and collects statistics on
the number of MRs and coverage-related counters of the top-5 correlated cells.
− Specifies a road section based on the geographic display result of a counter or by
drawing a polygon, and generates the segmental distribution charts (PDF and CDF)
of the counter in the road segment.
− Analyzes exceptions on the road to identify abnormal road sections and demarcates
the exceptions frequently occurring on roads.
− Analyzes road exceptions based on a specified vendor (Huawei), frequency, service
type (CS), road range, or time period (day or hour).
− Displays the number of exceptions during a long call with a high moving speed on a
map by converging distance (the distance can be set to 10 m, 20 m, 30 m, 40 m, and
50 m), helping users identify the road sections where exceptions frequently occur.
− Exceptions that can be analyzed include:
− TCH call drops
− Handover failures
− Analyzes top-5 correlation cells for a point that has a large number of exceptions of a
certain type on the road.
− Draws a polygon covering a road section where exceptions frequently occur and
collects statistics on the cause distribution of the top-5 cells and the polygon.
− Collects statistics on the exceptions in the cell, subscriber, and cause dimensions.
− Analyzes the single-subscriber original exceptions of top-100 subscribers, and plays
back a call and drills down into CDRs of a single event to further locate the cause.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 By default, the exception cause statistics are based on the causes related to the standard
signaling process specified in the 3GPP protocol. To use the exception causes based on
Huawei accurate optimization algorithms, the GSM Problem Cause Statistics license
must be obtained.
 Users can use this feature only after they obtain the license for the GIS Support feature
and import offline map files meeting format requirements.
2.1.4 SGNDFD-500030 GSM Traffic Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature collects statistics on cell- and grid-level traffic based on the CHRs and MRs
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This feature helps operators understand the hotspots for various services, identify high-value
hotspots precisely, and expand capacity or adjust resources accurately and efficiently.
Description
 This feature analyzes GSM CS traffic to identify CS traffic hotspots.
− Analyzes CS traffic based on the specified vendor, cell set, and time period.
− Supports the following traffic counters:
− CS Traffic (Periodic MRs) (Huawei and Ericsson)
− CS Traffic (Equivalent Erl) (Huawei and Ericsson)
− Number of CS Subscribers (Huawei and Ericsson)
− Collects statistics on cell-level traffic and traffic congestion counters to identify the
top-N high-traffic cells and top-N low-traffic cells.
− Collects cell-level traffic statistics based on total MRs, MRs for which the location
succeeds, and MRs for which the location fails.
− Displays CS traffic on grid maps to help users identify traffic hotspots. Indoor and
outdoor differentiation is supported. (Top-1000 grids in the grid table)
− Collects traffic statistics of all traffic contribution cells of a grid and displays lines
connecting the top-5 contribution cells on the map.
− Collects traffic statistics of all traffic contribution cells of a polygon and displays
lines connecting the top-5 contribution cells on the map.
− Displays traffic distribution of a single cell.
− Allows users to export performance data of cells.
− Supports segmental grid quantity and percentage measurement in the legend.
− Supports segmental cell quantity and percentage measurement in the legend.
− Supports multi-window correlation analysis.
− Supports indoor/outdoor traffic differentiation.
− Allows users to export the traffic-analysis GIS layer in GRD format.
− Allows users to view all access subscribers in a grid. (Huawei only)
− Allows users to view all access subscribers in a polygon. (Huawei only)
− Supports redirection from the subscriber list to the Single User Analysis feature to
view all abnormal events of a specific subscriber. (Huawei only)
− Displays subscriber analysis information by PLMN. (Huawei only)
− Allows users to view all subscribers of a grid/area/cell, and supports redirection to the
Single User Analysis feature.
− Identifies and filters PLMNs of contribution cells of a grid/area/cell.
MV Support
 Ericsson networks support this feature. Nokia networks do not support this feature.
 The following capabilities in Ericsson network scenarios are different from those in
Huawei network scenarios:
 Users cannot view all access subscribers in a grid.
 Users cannot view all access subscribers in a polygon.
 Users cannot navigate from the subscriber list to the Single User Analysis feature to view
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 Subscriber analysis information cannot be displayed by PLMN.

 As the Ericsson RPMO data collection capability is limited, this feature can analyze data
of only some Ericsson cells in some time periods.
Ericsson RPMO data collection capability: The Ericsson OSS can subscribe to a
maximum of 1000 cells at a time, and data collection can be enabled for an hour for each
subscription. If more data needs to be collected, users need to manually enable data
subscription on the OSS at a 1-hour interval.
Enhancement
 This feature allows users to view all access subscribers in a grid.
 This feature allows users to view all access subscribers in a polygon.
 This feature supports redirection from the subscriber list to the Single User Analysis
feature to view all abnormal events of a specific subscriber.
 This feature displays subscriber analysis information by PLMN.
 This feature allows users to view all subscribers of a grid/area/cell, and supports
redirection to the Single User Analysis feature.
 This feature identifies and filters PLMNs of contribution cells of a grid/area/cell.
 This feature reports service alarms.
 This feature supports analysis in Ericsson network scenarios.
Dependencies
 This feature can differentiate indoor and outdoor traffic only after users obtain the
license for the Indoor and Outdoor Differentiation feature.
 Users can navigate to single subscriber analysis only after they obtain the license for the
GSM Single User Analysis feature.
 Users can analyze Ericsson NEs only after they obtain the license for the Ericsson GSM
Data Access feature.
 The subscriber-level PLMN filter function can be used only after users obtain the license
for RAN Sharing Support feature.
 Service alarms can be reported only after the service alarm app package is installed.
2.1.5 SGNDFD-500040 GSM Coverage Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature analyzes coverage and displays the coverage analysis results on maps based on
the MRs reported by common subscribers' mobile phones, thereby helping operators evaluate
network coverage comprehensively and at low costs and identify problems such as weak
coverage and overshoot coverage.
Benefits
This feature helps users quickly identify areas with coverage problems and helps network
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 Collects statistics on and analyzes the following basic coverage counters:
− DL RxLev(All MRs)
− DL RxLev(1st MR)
− DL RxLev(Last MR)
− DL Poor Quality Percentage (All MRs)
− DL Poor Quality Percentage (1st MR)
− DL Poor Quality Percentage (Last MR)
− DL Weak Coverage Percentage
− DL Interference Percentage
− DL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage
− DL Path Loss
− UL RxLev(All MRs)
− UL RxLev (1st MR)
− UL RxLev (Last MR)
− UL Poor Quality Percentage (All MRs)
− UL Poor Quality Percentage (1st MR)
− UL Poor Quality Percentage (Last MR)
− UL Weak Coverage Percentage
− UL Interference Percentage
− UL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage
− UL Path Loss
− No Primary Serving Cell Percentage
− Average TA
− UL and DL Balance
− Over Shooting MR Rate
− Dominant Cell
Counters related to receive level are used to identify weak coverage and counters related to
receive quality are used to identify interference. The first-MR counters are collected based on
the first MR of each call after the call is connected, and can be used to analyze access failures
or overlong access delays. The last-MR counters are collected based on the last MR of each
call before the call is terminated, and can be used to analyze abnormally released calls. All-
MR counters are collected based on all the MRs of each call. The preceding three types of
counters are used to identify the coverage upon initial access, coverage upon abnormal
release, and network-wide average coverage, respectively.
 Collects statistics on and analyzes cell-level coverage counters.
This feature collects statistics on the top-N poorly-covered cells. This helps quickly
locate the cells whose coverage needs to be preferentially optimized.
 Displays the coverage of a single cell on maps.
This feature allows users to view the coverage of a specified cell on maps and check
whether overshoot coverage or insufficient coverage occurs in the cell.
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This feature supports TRX-level counters of a single cell to help users check whether a
problem is caused by a specific frequency.
 Supports grid-level coverage analysis and geographic observation.
This feature supports grid-level statistics and geographic observation for network-wide
coverage counters. In addition, this feature allows users to switch to the Google Map
layer to analyze actual geographic environment factors and check whether coverage is
affected by clutters, terrains, and buildings.
 Analyzes listed coverage grids.
This feature identifies and lists poorly-covered grids, and displays the information about
the poorly-covered grids synchronously on maps. This helps users quickly locate and
analyze the poorly-covered grids.
 Analyzes the PDF and CDF charts for coverage counters.
This feature analyzes the PDF and CDF charts for the receive level and receive quality
counters of a specified grid or cell.
 Analyzes the cells related to a specified grid.
This feature collects statistics on the top-5 correlated cells of a specified grid or polygon
and connects the grid or polygon to its top-5 correlated cells. In addition, this feature
allows users to view the information about each top-5 correlated cell. The information
includes the PDF and CDF charts for receive level and receive quality counters,
engineering parameters, and others.
 Distinguishes between indoor and outdoor coverage.
This feature supports indoor coverage-only maps, outdoor coverage-only maps, and
indoor-outdoor coverage maps.
 Supports the display and correlated update of multiple charts.
This function allows users to view a maximum of four map panes simultaneously and
supports the correlated update of these map panes.
 Filters map layer information based on multiple specified counters.
− Supports a maximum of four counters. For example, users can view the grids with
weak receive level, a large number of call drops, and a large volume of traffic.
− Supports basic algorithm logic, including "and", "greater than", "less than", and
"equal to."
 Supports overshoot coverage analysis.
This feature analyzes overshoot coverage based on a specified cell group and time
period, including the following functions:
− Cell-level statistics analysis: This function calculates the percentage of overshoot
coverage grids in each specified cell, helping identify the top-N overshoot coverage
cells. This function also provides the information about each cell. The information
includes the percentage of overshoot coverage grids, maximum overshoot coverage
call distance, average overshoot coverage distance, percentage of overshoot coverage
calls, total number of calls, and others. The average overshoot coverage distance and
the maximum overshoot coverage call distance are used to evaluate the degree of
overshoot coverage. The percentage of overshoot coverage calls and the total number
of calls are used to determine the percentage of calls affected by overshoot coverage
in the cell, helping determine the RF optimization priority of the cell (in normal
cases, a higher percentage of overshoot coverage calls indicates a higher probability
of exceptions, which means that the cell needs to be preferentially optimized).
− Overshoot coverage geographic observation: This function displays the overshoot
coverage MR ratio of each grid and the grid-level distribution of overshoot coverage
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− Grid-level statistics analysis: This function displays the receive level for each cell.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, analysis of uplink path loss, downlink path loss, and
uplink and downlink balance counters is not supported in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 This feature can differentiate indoor and outdoor coverage only after users obtain the
2.1.6 SGNDFD-500050 GSM Frequency Analysis

Availability
Summary
The GSM frequency analysis processes neighboring cell measurement results according to the
specified algorithms and exports the interference matrix to help users to replace interference
ARFCNs of specified cells and find ARFCNs of expansion cells.
Benefits
This feature gives a quick view of inappropriate frequency planning. It determines the
interference strength based on MRs provided by users on the live network rather than
depending on DTs. This resolves the problem that only interference on roads can be identified
and therefore improves the frequency optimization accuracy.
This feature replaces inappropriate ARFCNs that are detected during DTs and performance
data analysis, reducing network interference, and expanding network capacity.
This feature finds ARFCNs of expansion cells. It provides a guideline for planning ARFCNs
in a network with a tight frequency reuse pattern. This feature sets the optimal ARFCN to be
added to the expansion cells on the basis of the sequence of interference traffic of ARFCNs in
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 Frequency analysis
After a GSM neighboring cell measurement task is enabled on the U2000, this feature allows
users to add test ARFCNs to the BA2 list of the test cell. Then the test cell performs
neighboring cell measurement for the specified ARFCNs. After the measurement task is
complete, the original BA2 list of the test cell is restored and the U2000 reports the
measurement results to the Discovery. The implementation of neighboring cell measurement
task does not affect calls.
The GSM frequency analysis task processes information about downlink neighboring cells in
the measurement results reported by the BSC, analyzes the results according to specific
algorithms, and generates frequency analysis reports.
The task generates an interference matrix report. If the test cell and its neighboring cells use
the same ARFCN or adjacent ARFCNs, the interference between the test cell and its
neighboring cells is recorded in the report. A GSM frequency analysis report consists of the
following tables:
 Frequency analysis overview table: This table lists the co-channel/adjacent-channel
interference traffic of all test cells and MRs.
 Interference matrix table of the test cell: This table describes the details about
interference matrix between the test cell and its neighboring cells. Users can check the
interference between the test cell and its neighboring cells through interference traffic
and percentage of interference traffic.
 Frequency interference matrix table of test cells: This table describes the interference
traffic between the test cell and its neighboring cells with the same ARFCN or adjacent
ARFCNs after certain ARFCN is used as the BCCH ARFCNs of the test cell.
 The analysis results are displayed on the same GUI. Users can perform the cell
correlation analysis.
 The GSM frequency analysis reports can be exported.
Through the GSM frequency analysis task, users can check the potential interference among
cells and know the interference degree of available ARFCNs. By sorting out target cells
according to interference traffic, users can replace the BCCH or TCH ARFCNs of the target
cell. In addition, they can select the optimal ARFCN during TCH expansion. Users can
perform the frequency optimization analysis based on the latest frequency optimization result.
 Frequency optimization
After registering a GSM frequency optimization task on the Discovery system, users can
perform frequency optimization. Users can set corresponding algorithm parameters based on
the requirements for network optimization.
A GSM frequency optimization report consists of the following information:
 Basic information table of test cells: This table lists the basic information about all test
cells, such as BCCH, TCH, and BSIC.
 Interference table of available BCCH ARFCNs: This table describes all available BCCH
ARFCNs for a specified test cell, and the interference traffic between the specified test
cell and its intra-frequency and adjacent-frequency neighboring cells after certain
ARFCN is used as the BCCH ARFCN of the test cell.
 Interference table of available TCH ARFCNs: This table describes all available TCH
ARFCNs for a specified test cell, and the interference traffic between the specified test
cell and its intra-frequency and adjacent-frequency neighboring cells after certain
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 Top-N frequency interference chart: The Discovery displays the interference traffic of all
available ARFCNs of top-N selected test cells in bar and curve charts. The bar chart and
curve chart display all available BCCH and TCH ARFCNs.
 The analysis results are displayed on the same interface. Users can perform the cell
correlation analysis. The ARFCNs in both interference tables of BCCH ARFCNs and of
TCH ARFCNs can be sorted in a certain sequence. In addition, the content in the
interference charts is dynamically synchronized with that in the tables according to
selected ARFCNs.
 Spectrum usage analysis: The Discovery displays the usage of BCCH and TCH ARFCNs
before and after frequency optimization.
 Interference comparison analysis: The Discovery displays comparison of interference
traffic volume before and after frequency optimization.
 The GSM frequency optimization reports can be exported.
MV Support
 Ericsson and Nokia networks support this feature.
 The feature capabilities in MV scenarios are the same as those for Huawei networks.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can analyze Nokia NEs only after they obtain the license for the Nokia GSM Data
Access feature.
2.1.7 SGNDFD-500060 GSM Neighboring Cell Analysis

Availability
Summary
If important neighboring cells are not configured, call drops may occur and voice quality may
deteriorate. If a large number of redundant neighboring cells exist in the neighboring cell list,
the handover speed is affected.
The GSM Neighboring Cell Analysis feature provides suggestions on adding the missing
neighboring cells and deleting the redundant neighboring cells to optimize the neighboring
cell list.
Benefits
Optimizing neighboring GSM cells based on routine network MRs can reduce a large number
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Description
Users start a neighboring GSM cell measurement task on the U2000. Users are allowed to
select BCCH frequencies to be tested or use the BCCH frequencies automatically provided by
the system. After the measurement task is started, the Discovery automatically adds the test
frequency to the BA2 list of the test cell and checks the frequency validity. Then, the test cell
performs neighboring cell measurement based on the modified BA2 list. After the test is
complete, the BSC automatically restores the original BA2 list of the test cell, and reports the
neighboring cell measurement results to the Discovery.
Based on the neighboring cell measurement statistics in the BA2 list, topology relationships
between the primary serving cell and its neighboring cells, and handover relationships
between cells, this feature uses an algorithm to score and sort out neighbor relationships and
generate a neighboring cell analysis report. When creating a task, users can customize the
neighboring cell optimization parameters. This feature has the following functions:
 Provides an analysis report of the neighboring GSM cells. The report consists of the
following information:
− Test cell overview table: This table displays the missing and redundant neighboring
cells of all the test cells in an analysis task.
− List of the defined neighboring cells: This list displays the test results of the defined
neighboring cells of each cell. It also provides the operation suggestions, including
the neighboring cells that need to be reserved and the redundant neighboring cells
that need to be deleted.
− List of undefined neighboring cells: This list displays the test results of the undefined
neighboring cells of each cell and provides the operation suggestions, including the
undefined neighboring cells that do not need to be added and the missing neighboring
cells that need to be added. Users can perform the corresponding operations manually
according to the operation suggestions.
− Neighboring GSM cell analysis chart: The Discovery displays neighboring cell
information about selected test cells in bar and curve charts.
The preceding four lists and charts are displayed on the same interface. Users can
perform the correlation analysis by cell. This helps improve analysis efficiency.
 Performs possible neighboring cell analysis.
Multiple cells with the same BCCH frequency and same BSIC exist in a GSM network.
The undefined GSM neighboring cells for a GSM network are identified by BCCH
frequency and BSIC. The system provides the undefined neighboring cells based on
algorithm analysis, but the analysis results may be inaccurate due to various factors. The
system provides a maximum of five possible neighboring cells corresponding to the
BCCH frequency and BSIC. Users can confirm undefined neighboring cells based on the
possible neighboring cells before exporting neighboring cell analysis results.
 Supports the check of neighboring cells with the same BCCH frequency and same BSIC.
After checking the specified neighboring cell analysis task, if a neighboring cell shares
the BCCH frequency and BSIC with the serving cell, or if other cells that are distant
from the serving cell within 5 kilometers share the BCCH frequency and BSIC, the
Discovery displays the information about the serving cell and the neighboring cells in a
table.
 Supports the check of intra-frequency neighboring cells.
After checking the specified neighboring cell analysis task, the Discovery displays the
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 Allows users to export neighboring GSM cell analysis reports in .xls or .xlsx format. A
neighboring GSM cell analysis report contains the following information:
− Neighboring cell result overview: describes neighboring cells of all the test cells.
− Neighboring cell optimization result: describes the optimization of defined and
undefined neighboring cells of the current test cells.
− Possible neighboring cells of a test cell: An undefined neighboring cell is selected
from multiple candidate cells with the same BCCH frequency and BSIC adjacent to a
test cell. The system exports the candidate cells that are possibly the undefined cells
in a list.
− Analysis result of the neighboring cells on the entire network: describes the
optimization result of all test cells. This result helps analyze missing neighboring
cells on the entire network.
 Displays the neighboring cell information on maps.
The Discovery displays the neighboring cell analysis results on maps. This helps network
optimization engineers to quickly identify neighboring cell problems.
MV Support
− Information about the Serving Cell Availability and Neighboring Cell Usage counters
cannot be obtained.
− For Ericsson networks, the average level of the primary serving cell is used in the
neighboring cell information table. For Huawei networks, the average level of the
serving cell in a neighboring cell pair is used.
− The following capabilities in Nokia network scenarios are different from those in
− Information about the Serving Cell Availability and Neighboring Cell Usage counters
cannot be obtained.
− For Nokia networks, the average level of the primary serving cell is used in the
neighboring cell information table. For Huawei networks, the average level of the
serving cell in a neighboring cell pair is used.
− The number of MRs in which the neighboring cell signal level is greater than the
absolute level threshold is not displayed in the neighboring cell information table.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can analyze Nokia NEs only after they obtain the license for the Nokia GSM Data
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2.1.8 SGNDFD-500140 GSM/UMTS Neighboring Cell Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature summarizes and analyzes the MRs and handover events reported by UEs with the
combination of configuration data and engineering parameters, and checks missing
neighboring cells, redundant neighboring cells, and the priorities that need to be adjusted of a
test cell. The information is displayed on maps and in diagrams to help users resolve network
quality problems caused by redundant or missing neighboring cells.
Benefits
Proper neighbor relationships can ensure that a UE on the edge of a serving cell can hand over
in a timely manner and gains are obtained through soft handovers. This helps reduce intra-
network interference, improve the QoS of the network, and ensure stable network
performance. Missing neighboring cells or improper priorities will cause problems, such as
call drops and communication quality deterioration. A large number of redundant neighboring
cells in an NCL will affect the handover speed. Neighboring cell optimization is a routine
network optimization operation. The automatic analysis function of this feature greatly
improves the neighboring cell optimization efficiency and accuracy.
Description
 Automatically identifies the missing and redundant neighboring cells of each cell
involved in the analysis.
The analysis results are displayed in the following ways:
− Overview table of neighboring cell analysis: This table displays the missing and
redundant neighboring cells of each cell.
− Neighboring cell information table: This table displays the detailed neighboring cell
analysis results of each cell. The Discovery displays normal neighboring cells and
redundant and missing neighboring cells, and provides operation suggestions, such as
reserving a defined neighboring cell, deleting a redundant neighboring cell, adding a
missing neighboring cell, and not performing any operation on a missing neighboring
cell.
− Neighboring UMTS cell analysis chart: Information, such as the RSCP (dBm) and
Ec/No (dB) of a neighboring cell and the distance between a neighboring cell and the
primary serving cell, is displayed in bar charts.
− Performs possible neighboring cell analysis.
Multiple cells with the same UARFCN and same PSC exist in a UMTS network. The
undefined neighboring UMTS cells for a GSM network are identified by UARFCN
and PSC. The system provides the undefined neighboring cells based on algorithm
analysis, but the analysis results may be inaccurate due to various factors. The system
provides a maximum of five possible neighboring cells corresponding to the
neighboring cell UARFCN and PSC. Users can confirm undefined neighboring cells
based on the possible neighboring cells before exporting neighboring cell analysis
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 Displays neighboring cell analysis results on maps.

This function displays neighboring cell analysis results on maps. The following results
are obtained: Defined neighboring cells are reserved, defined neighboring cells are
redundant, undefined neighboring cells are not configured, and undefined neighboring
cells are not performed, helping users identify neighboring cell problems and determine
optimization solutions.
 Automatically or manually determines neighboring cells.
In MRs, missing neighboring cells are identified by UARFCN and scrambling code.
Some cells are configured with the same UARFCN and the same scrambling code. The
Discovery can automatically identify undefined neighboring cells and determine their
cell IDs. However, the analysis results may be inaccurate due to various factors. To
ensure the analysis result accuracy, the Discovery provides a list of possible neighboring
cells and allows customers to manually determine the IDs of undefined neighboring
cells.
 Exports analysis results, helping customers further filter missing and redundant
neighboring cells in batches.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None
2.1.9 SGNDFD-500150 GSM Uplink Interference Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature analyzes uplink level of cells and displays the signal strength of the measurement
ARFCNs of the cells, providing references for uplink interference analysis and working
frequency selection.
Benefits
This feature analyzes main average power and diversity average power of uplink level of
measurement ARFCNs and displays the main and diversity level values. In network planning,
this feature enables network planning engineers to find the frequency resources that are not
interfered on the network. In network optimization, this feature enables network planning
engineers to find the frequency resources with better quality for the cells with interference
sources according to the analysis of measurement results. In network monitoring, this feature
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Description
This feature analyzes uplink level of cells and displays the signal strength of the measurement
ARFCNs of the cells, providing references for uplink interference analysis and working
frequency selection.
It provides the following functions:
 Calculates the main average power, diversity average power, main interference
probability, diversity interference probability, main noise floor, and diversity noise floor
of each measurement ARFCN of a specified cell within a specified period of time, and
displays the information in bar and curve charts.
 Displays the main and diversity uplink power changes of a selected ARFCN for a cell
within an analysis period of time on a curve chart.
 Dynamically presents the main and diversity uplink power changes of all measurement
ARFCNs for a cell within an analysis period of time.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None
2.1.10 SGNDFD-500080 GSM Network Performance Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature provides functions of access failure analysis, call drop analysis, and handover
analysis for the CS service.
Benefits
This feature detects network performance problems, analyzes causes of the problems, and
optimizes networks. The functions provided by this feature can support network optimization
and improve optimization efficiency.
Description
 GSM access analysis
Accessibility is an important reference counter for evaluating network performance. This
function collects statistics on cell- and grid-level call access performance counters based
on CHRs and displays these counters on maps. This helps users efficiently identify the
areas where access failures frequently occur, thereby further locating faults and reducing
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− Analyzes CS access requests and failures based on the specified vendor, RAT, cell set,
polygon, time duration, or frequency band.
− Analyzes causes of CS access failures.
− Evaluates network access counters (including Call Setup Failures, Call Setup
Requests, Call Setup Successes, and Call Setup Success Rate) from the cell
dimension, identifies the bottom cells where access failures occur on the entire
network, and collects statistics on the distribution of cell-level causes. This function
can analyze access failure counters of each TRX in a specified cell. It collects
statistics on the bottom subscribers (default: 1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE
analysis) in a cell where access failures occur, drills down the CDRs of bottom
subscribers where access failures occur, and performs in-depth analysis on these
CDRs.
− Evaluates network access counters (including Call Setup Failures, Call Setup
Requests, Call Setup Successes, and Call Setup Success Rate) from the grid
dimension, identifies the bottom cells of grids with severe access failure problems,
and collects statistics on the distribution of grid-level causes. This function collects
statistics on the bottom UEs in grids where access failures occur, drills down the
CDRs of the bottom UEs where access failures occur, and performs in-depth analysis
on these CDRs.
− Displays the distribution of VIP subscribers who encounter access failures and
determines whether to optimize problem areas. The areas where VIP subscribers
encounter exceptions frequently need to be optimized. This function can drill down
the CHRs of the VIP subscribers to further analyze access failures.
− Displays bottom subscriber analysis information by PLMN if users have obtained the
license for the RAN Sharing Support feature.
 GSM call drop analysis
Retainability is an important reference counter for evaluating network performance.
The GSM call drop analysis function collects statistics on cell- and grid-level call
drop rates based on CHRs and displays these counters in the GIS. This helps users
efficiently identify the areas where call drops frequently occur, thereby further
locating faults and reducing DT costs. This function has the following sub-functions:
− Analyzes normal TCH releases, TCH call drops, and TCH call drop rate based on the
specified vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time duration, or frequency band.
− Analyzes causes of call drops.
− Evaluates call drop counters from the cell dimension, identifies the bottom cells
where call drops occur on the entire network, and collects statistics on the distribution
of cell-level causes. This function can analyze call drop counters of each TRX in a
specified cell. It collects statistics on the bottom UEs (default: 1000; maximum:
10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell where call drops occur, drills down the CDRs of
bottom UEs where call drops occur, and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
− Evaluates call drop counters from the grid dimension, identifies the bottom cells in
grids where call drops frequently occur, and collects statistics on the distribution of
grid-level causes. This function collects statistics on the bottom subscribers who
encounter call drops in grids, drills down the CDRs of such bottom subscribers, and
performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
− Displays the distribution of call drops encountered by VIP subscribers, thereby
helping determine whether to optimize problem areas (the areas where VIP
subscribers encounter exceptions frequently need to be preferentially optimized). This
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 GSM intra-RAT handover analysis

Handover data reflects the mobility. In normal cases, handover failures lead to call drops,
affecting subscriber experience. This function collects statistics on and analyzes intra-GSM
handover failures and displays the analysis results on maps:
 Analyzes handover requests and failures based on a specified vendor, RAT, cell set,
polygon, time duration, or frequency band.
 Performs cell-level statistical analysis on handover failures. The handover counters
include Handover Failures, Handover Attempts, Handover Successes, and Handover
Success Rate. It collects statistics on the bottom UEs (default: 1000; maximum: 10000;
or all-UE analysis) in a cell where handover failures occur, drills down the CDRs of
bottom UEs where handover failures occur, and performs in-depth analysis on these
CDRs.
 Displays handover failures on grid maps and collects statistics on the top-1000 grids
where handover failures occur. This function can collect statistics on subscribers who
encounter handover failures in grids, and drills down the CHRs of the bottom subscribers
to further analyze handover failures.
 Displays the distribution of VIP subscribers who encounter handover failures and
encounter exceptions frequently need to be optimized. This function drills down the
CDRs of the VIP subscribers who encounter handover failures and performs in-depth
analysis on these CDRs.
 Displays bottom subscriber analysis information by PLMN if users have obtained the
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, problem cause analysis is not supported in MV
scenarios.
 As MV networks do not support the User Group Analysis feature, the distribution of VIP
subscriber exceptions cannot be displayed.
 As MV networks do not support the Single User Analysis feature, navigation to Single
User Analysis for CDR drilldown is not supported.
 As MV networks do not support the Terminal Inventory Analysis feature, navigation to
Terminal Inventory Analysis is not supported.
Enhancement
 The number of bottom subscribers is changed. The original value is 10. After the
modification, the default value is 1000, the maximum value is 10000, and all-UE
analysis is supported.
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Dependencies
 Abnormal CDRs can be drilled down only after users obtain the license for the GSM
Single User Analysis feature.
 Users can use the terminal analysis direction function only after they obtain the license
for the GSM Terminal Inventory Analysis feature.
 The distribution of VIP subscribers who encounter exceptions can be displayed only after
users obtain the license for the GSM User Group Analysis feature.
must be obtained.
 Bottom subscriber analysis information can be displayed by PLMN only after users
obtain the license for the RAN Sharing Support license.
2.1.11 SGNDFD-500110 GSM User Group Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
This feature defines subscribers whom customers concern about, such as high-value
subscribers and subscribers frequently complaining about network problems, as subscriber
groups in advance, takes proactive assurance on the communication service quality of these
subscribers in the entire network or in hotspot areas, evaluates the traffic, coverage, and
abnormal events of the subscriber groups, and drills down the CHRs of individual subscribers
for in-depth analysis.
Benefits
VIP subscribers are the main sources of profits for operators, and subscribers who frequently
complain are potential service-deregistration subscribers. Taking proactive assurance on the
communication service quality of these subscribers for a continuously good satisfaction rate is
essential to a telecom operator to maintain its operating margin. Traditional traffic-statistics-
based network monitoring methods cannot provide user-level service quality evaluation, not
to mention special evaluation and assurance on service quality of specified subscriber groups.
This feature defines VIP subscribers whom customers concern about or subscribers who
frequently complain about network problems as subscriber groups in advance and takes
proactive assurance on the communication service quality of these subscribers in the entire
network or in hotspot areas to improve their satisfaction.
Description
 Provides the subscriber group management function, helping users manage subscriber
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− This function allows users to create, modify, or delete a subscriber or subscriber

group.
− Analyzes GSM subscriber group KPIs for evaluating the KPI status of a subscriber
group or a single subscriber:
− Users can query and filter KPIs in terms of vendor (Huawei), service type (CS),
counter type (access failure, call drop, handover failure, or long access delay),
subscriber group, cell, polygon, or time duration.
− Users can measure and analyze KPIs of all queried subscriber groups:
− Sorting out analysis results based on a specified KPI
− Querying the trend of an abnormal KPI
− Redirecting to geographic observation of subscriber groups for in-depth hotspot
analysis based on the KPI trend and a selected date
− Users can measure and analyze KPIs of VIP subscribers in a specified subscriber
group, including:
− Redirecting to Single User Analysis for in-depth analysis based on the KPI trend and
a selected date
− Users can export KPI analysis results of defined subscriber groups.
− Provides geographic analysis on abnormal subscriber group events for identifying
problem hotspots of defined subscriber groups and demarcating top-N problem
objects and causes:
− Users can query and filter abnormal subscriber group events in terms of vendor,
service type (CS), counter type (access failure, call drop, handover failure, or long
access delay), subscriber group, cell, polygon, time duration, or indoor/outdoor.
− This function can display abnormal subscriber group events on grid maps, display
top-1000 grid-level abnormal events in a list for identifying key areas with abnormal
events, and correlate tables with charts on GUIs.
− Users can perform the following analysis for a specified grid or grid cluster (defined
by creating a temporary polygon):
− Users can collect statistics on the top-10 contribution cells of a problem hotspot and
verify whether there is any typical problem cell. They can be redirected to Network
Performance Analysis (the overlong access delay counter does not support page
redirection) for comprehensively analyzing performance problems of a specified cell.
− Users can collect statistics on the top-10 contribution subscribers and verify whether
there is any typical problem subscriber. They can be redirected to Single User
Analysis for analyzing CHRs and signaling messages of a specified subscriber in
depth.
− Users can collect statistics on key causes of a problem hotspot and verify whether
there is any typical cause. They can be redirected to Single User Analysis for
analyzing CHRs and signaling messages of a specified cause in depth.
− This function supports multi-window geographic observation, performs comparison
analysis on correlated events, coverage counters, and traffic counters, identifies
problem hotspots, and evaluates coverage conditions of problem areas.
− Performs geographic analysis on subscriber group traffic statistics for identifying
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− Users can query and filter subscriber group traffic statistics in terms of vendor,
service type (CS), counter type (traffic volume and subscriber quantity), subscriber
group, cell set, polygon, time duration, or indoor/outdoor.
− This function displays the traffic of subscriber groups on grid maps to identify
hotspots of defined subscriber groups.
− This function provides a top-1000 traffic grid table for quickly identifying hotspot
grids. The grid table can be exported.
− Users can measure and analyze top-N contribution cells of a traffic hotspot grid or
grid cluster (defined by drawing a polygon).
exceptions of a traffic hotspot, and evaluates coverage conditions of a traffic hotspot.
− Performs geographic analysis on subscriber group coverage for evaluating the
coverage conditions of hotspots of defined subscriber groups:
− Users can query and filter subscriber group coverage statistics in terms of vendor,
service type, counter type (UL/DLRxLev and UL/DLRxQual), subscriber group, cell,
polygon, time duration, or indoor/outdoor.
− This function collects coverage statistics for subscriber groups in PDF and CDF
charts.
− This function displays the coverage of subscriber groups on grid maps to identify
weak-coverage areas of defined subscriber groups.
− This function provides a top-1000 abnormal-coverage grid table for quickly
identifying the worst grids. The grid table can be exported.
− Users can measure and analyze top-N contribution cells of a problem hotspot grid or
− Queries CHRs of a single subscriber in a defined subscriber group.
− Users can query CHRs of a single subscriber by time and perform in-depth analysis.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the GSM Network Performance Analysis feature only after
they obtain the license for this feature.
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2.1.12 SGNDFD-500120 GSM Single User Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
Based on the data, such as call logs and MRs, generated during subscribers' calls, this feature
restores information, such as call service quality, radio environment, and key signaling
procedures for subscribers, from the time and space dimensions, helping engineers locate and
resolve subscribers' history call problems.
Benefits
Subscribers may complain to a telecom operator when they encounter communication service
problems, such as call drops. If the complaints are not handled effectively in a timely manner,
the subscriber satisfaction rate will be reduced and they may even leave the operator's
network, which affects the network quality reputation of this operator. Each operator has a
special team to receive and handle subscriber complaints. This feature can quickly provide the
CHRs about subscribers' calls when subscribers complain to a telecom operator, helping this
telecom operator quickly analyze the causes and improving subscriber satisfaction.
Description
 Identifies abnormal calls based on the time when subscribers complain to a telecom
operator and performs single subscriber analysis.
− Collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within a specified
time duration.
− Displays the statistics on complaining subscribers' CHRs from the time dimension,
identifies the calls generated when subscribers complain to a telecom operator, and
analyzes the exceptions occurring during call access, release, and handover.
− Drills down detailed information based on the brief information about CHRs on
networks deployed by using Huawei devices:
− This function drills down signaling messages before a call release and analyzes
signaling exceptions.
− This function drills down MRs and analyzes the radio environment for calls.
− This function drills down handover information, and analyzes handover types,
handover causes, handover source cells, and handover target cells during a call, to
evaluate call mobility problems.
− This function drills down more CHRs, such as subscriber information, access
information, release information, and voice service quality during a call, helping
users analyze call problems.
− Analyzes the causes of access failures and call drops.
− Checks the distribution of exceptions and the causes of exceptions based on summary
data.
− Plays back the call track based on the brief information about subscribers' CHRs.
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− Identifies abnormal calls based on the places where subscribers complain to a

telecom operator and performs single subscriber analysis.
− Displays the exceptions, such as access failures, call drops, and handover failures,
that a single subscriber encounters from the space dimension on maps, and identifies
and analyzes the abnormal exceptions occurring in the place where subscribers
complain to a telecom operator.
− Checks the statistics on the brief information about the CHRs during specified calls
based on exceptions and drills down CHRs to locate faults.
− Checks the MR track playback during subscribers' calls based on exceptions and
analyzes the radio environment when call exceptions occur.
MV Support
Enhancement
This feature collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within a
specified time duration.
Dependencies
 Users can view the single subscriber analysis result for a defined subscriber group only
after they obtain the license for the GSM User Group Analysis feature and the
permission to analyze subscriber groups.
must be obtained.
2.1.13 SGNDFD-500170 GSM Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
This feature provides operators with the terminal penetration rate analysis, terminal capability
analysis, and terminal performance analysis functions.
Benefits
 Terminal penetration rate analysis evaluates the number and proportion of mainstream
terminals on a wireless network for operators to learn the dynamic distribution of
terminals in the market, helping them in industrial consulting and analysis.
 Terminal capacity analysis evaluates the number and proportion of terminals that support
different types of capabilities on a wireless network to provide operators with a reference
for planning and deploying new functions and features and maximizing the return on
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 Terminal performance analysis evaluates the performance, such as accessibility,

retainability, and mobility, of terminals of various brands on a wireless network,
identifies the terminal types whose performance is abnormal and their market share,
analyzes the bearer types that terminals on the live network fail to support, and
determines whether network performance exceptions are caused by terminal exceptions
or network exceptions.
Description
 Terminal type management: Users can configure and manage the terminal information
library, including:
− Configuring the following terminal attributes:
− Device TAC Code
− Device Model
− Device Brand
− Device OS
− Device Technology
− Device Type
− Chip Model
− Data Transfer
− Support WiFi
− Adding, deleting, modifying, or querying data in the terminal type library window
− Downloading the import template
− Importing terminal type records
− Terminal penetration rate analysis: Users can evaluate the number and proportion of
mainstream terminals on a wireless network for operators to learn the dynamic
distribution of terminal brands in the market, helping them in industrial consulting
and analysis.
− Terminal capability analysis: Users can evaluate the number and proportion of
terminals that support different types of capabilities on a wireless network to provide
operators with a reference for planning and deploying new functions and features and
maximizing the return on investment (ROI). The terminal capabilities include:
− Support G/U Dual Mode
− Support G/TD Dual Mode
− Support U900
− Support MS assisted E-OTD
− Support MS based E-OTD
− Support MS assisted GPS
− Support MS based GPS
− Support MS conventional GPS
− Support VAMOS
− Terminal performance analysis: Users can evaluate accessibility, retainability, and
mobility of terminals of various brands on a wireless network, identifies the terminal
types with poor performance and their market share, analyzes the bearer types that
the terminals fail to support, and determines whether network performance
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MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can use this feature only after a terminal type library has been imported into the
Discovery.
2.1.14 SGNDFD-500300 GSM Problem Cause Statistics

Availability
Summary
This feature demarcates and locates causes of abnormal CDRs based on the RAN call
signaling process. Based on the analysis dimensions provided by basic performance
evaluation features, this feature provides the distribution of causes of abnormal performance
events at different layers (L1 and L2) in the grid, cell, or subscriber dimension. The dimension
is determined by the basic performance evaluation feature.
Benefits
Based on the basic performance evaluation and demarcation functions, this feature further
analyzes causes of abnormal CDRs to help network optimization engineers locate causes of
network performance exceptions and improve the efficiency for locating network problems on
a daily basis.
Description
This feature uses control-plane data (CHR/MR) and other data sources to determine and
analyze causes of abnormal events.
This feature cannot be used separately and needs to be used with other features. The following
features can provide cause analysis and statistical results after users purchase the license for
the GSM Problem Cause Statistics feature:
 GSM Network Performance Analysis (Access, Call Drop)
 GSM User Group Analysis (Access, Call Drop)
 GSM Single User Analysis (Access, Call Drop)
MV Support
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Dependencies
This feature cannot be used separately and must be used with related service features.
2.2 UMTS Features

2.2.1 SGNDFD-200010 UMTS Network Health Evaluation
Availability
Summary
health of each evaluated area on a network, helping users quickly identify problem areas.
Users can set some areas as valuable areas. The counter quality in the valuable areas greatly
affects the health score of the areas and entire network.
Benefits
This feature helps telecom operators continuously evaluate the status of a network and the
areas on the network, thereby providing a basis for area managers' work assignment and
evaluation management. This feature also provides continuous evaluation reports for telecom
operators to evaluate the health of the network and areas, helping telecom operators make
future plans.
Description
 Scores health from the coverage, performance, and traffic (only for Huawei networks)
dimensions.
atomic counters:
 Coverage
 Coverage Level: Poor RSCP Ratio
 Coverage Quality: Poor Ec/No Ratio
 Pilot pollution: Pilot Pollution Ratio
 Performance
 Accessibility
1. CS: AMR RAB Setup Success Ratio and VP RAB Setup Success Ratio
2. PS: PS R99 RAB Setup Success Ratio, HSDPA RAB Setup Success Ratio, HSUPA RAB
Setup Success Ratio, and HSPA RAB Setup Success Ratio
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1. CS: AMR Call Drop Ratio and VP Call Drop Ratio

3. PS: R99 Call Drop Ratio, HSUPA Call Drop Ratio, HSDPA Call Drop Ratio, and HSPA
Call Drop Ratio
 Mobility: SHO Success Ratio, HHO Success Ratio, and Inter-RAT HO Success Ratio
 Traffic (only for Huawei networks)
 CS Traffic Variation Ratio
 PS Traffic Variation Ratio
− Allows users to specify a time period, vendor (Huawei, Ericsson, or Nokia), service
type (CS, PS, or all), and frequency for health evaluation.
(within the last seven days) of sub-items, such as coverage, performance, and traffic
(only for Huawei networks).
RSCP, Ec/No, and pilot pollution) values, and top-5 problem polygons of a specified
sub-item (for example, coverage). (RSCP is short for received signal code power and
Ec/No is short for ratio of energy per modulating bit to the noise spectral density.)
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of a specified sub-counter (for example, the
Ec/No).
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of each sub-counter for one of the top-5
problem polygons, and the list of top-10 problem areas in the polygon. This feature
(Coverage Analysis, Pilot Pollution Analysis, Network Performance Analysis, and
Traffic Analysis). For a top-10 problem area, this feature can direct users to the
Problem Area Recognition feature for further query and analysis in this area.
performance, and traffic [only for Huawei networks]) values of a specified group of
polygons, and displays the statistical results on maps.
example, accessibility, retainability, and mobility) values, and grid-level distribution
of a specified sub-item (for example, performance).
counter (for example, AMR RAB Setup Success Ratio) based on a specified sub-
counter (for example, accessibility). This feature can direct users from an hourly
trend chart to related network analysis features (Coverage Analysis, Pilot Pollution
Analysis, Network Performance Analysis, and Traffic Analysis [only for Huawei
networks]). For a top-10 problem area, this feature can direct users to the Problem
Area Recognition feature for further query and analysis in this area.
grid map.
period, vendor, RAT, service type, frequency, and polygon, and allows users to export
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 As OSSii-supported data is limited, scoring and analysis in the traffic dimension is not
supported in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
 This feature supports hourly health evaluation for scoring the network or a specified
polygon. (Hourly health evaluation cannot be used to score a specified grid.)
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as UMTS Network
Performance Analysis, UMTS Coverage Analysis, UMTS Pilot Pollution Analysis, and
UMTS Traffic Analysis, only after they obtain the license for the feature.
 Users can be redirected to the window for polygon counter trend analysis for a problem
area only after they obtain the license for the UMTS Problem Area Recognition feature.
 Users can analyze Ericsson and Nokia NEs only after they obtain the licenses for the
Ericsson UMTS Data Source Access and NSN UMTS Data Source Access features.
for the UMTS User Group Analysis feature.
2.2.2 SGNDFD-200020 UMTS Problem Area Recognition

Availability
Summary
This feature automatically aggregates poor-counter grids to form a problem area and
automatically identifies area landmarks.
areas in the cell are abnormal.
This feature provides an evaluation function at the micro level. It automatically and quickly
detects grid-level problem areas and identifies the top-N problem areas.
Benefits
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Description
 Automatically identifies problem areas based on the specified time period, vendor, NE
range, polygon, service type (CS, PS, and All), frequency band, and counter. This feature
determines whether each grid is problem based on a specified counter, and determines
the severity of each problem grid. This feature also analyzes the location adjacency
relationships between problem grids to identify continuous problem grids.
− Coverage
− Poor RSCP: weak coverage
− Poor Ec/No: strong interference
− Pilot Pollution
− Performance
− Accessibility
a. CS: AMR RAB Setup Success Ratio and VP RAB Setup Success Ratio
b. PS: PS R99 RAB Setup Success Ratio, HSUPA RAB Setup Success Ratio, HSDPA
RAB Setup Success Ratio, and HSPA RAB Setup Success Ratio
 Retainability
1. CS: AMR Call Drop Ratio and VP Call Drop Ratio
2. PS: PS R99 Call Drop Ratio, HSUPA Call Drop Ratio, HSDPA Call Drop Ratio, and
HSPA Call Drop Ratio
 Mobility
1. SHO Success Ratio, HHO Success Ratio, and Inter-RAT HO Success Ratio
 Identifies the severity (critical, major, or minor) of problem areas.
 Displays problem grids in a problem area on a map based on the severity level.
 Allows users to set thresholds for identifying problem grids and determining severity.
 Displays all problem areas on maps for users to understand problem distribution.
 Identifies the top-50 problem areas, displays the top-50 problem areas in a list. The map
is correlated with the list.
 Automatically identifies the landmark buildings (for example, Jin Mao Tower in Pudong
District of Shanghai) in problem areas.
 Directs users to the window for another feature, such as UMTS Coverage Analysis,
UMTS Pilot Pollution Analysis, and UMTS Network Performance Analysis, to further
analyze problem causes.
MV Support
 The feature capability in MV scenarios is the same as that for Huawei networks.
Enhancement
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Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as UMTS Coverage
Analysis, UMTS Pilot Pollution Analysis, and UMTS Network Performance Analysis,
only after they obtain the license for the feature.
Ericsson and Nokia NEs can generate CHR and MR data only after users obtain the
license for NEs to generate CHR and MR data.
2.2.3 SGNDFD-200070 UMTS Key Road Evaluation

Availability
Summary
Benefits
Description
 Supports road management.
− Specifies key roads for preferential assurance based on the maps used in the system.
The road management function can select key roads based on geographic information
system (GIS) maps, and save or delete these key roads.
− Provides the list of roads queried by polygon.
− Allows users to manually specify passing points based on map lines. The system can
automatically identify these points and apply them to the nearest road.
− Adjusts the start and end points of the identified lines.
− Analyzes road coverage to evaluate the coverage of key roads.
− Analyzes road coverage based on a specified vendor (Huawei, Ericsson, or Nokia),
frequency, service type (CS, PS, or ALL), road range, or time segment (day or hour).
Coverage counters that can be analyzed include:
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− UETxPower
− Analyzes road exceptions based on a specified vendor (Huawei, Ericsson, and
Nokia), frequency, service type, road range, or time period (day or hour).
Exceptions classified based on the selected service scenarios are as follows:
− ALL: RAB Abnormal Release, Soft Handover Failure, Inter-Frequency Hard
Handover Failure, Intra-Frequency Hard Handover Failure, Inter-RAT Handover
Failure (U->G)
− CS/AMR/VP/PS/PS R99/HSDPA/HSUPA/HSPA: RAB Abnormal Release
collects statistics on the cause distribution of the top-5 cells and the polygon. (Only
for Huawei networks)
− Collects statistics on the exceptions in the cell, subscriber, and cause dimensions.
(Only for Huawei networks)
MV Support
 Cause statistics analysis is not supported in MV scenarios.
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, data cannot be filtered based on the A-GPS positioning
data in MV scenarios.
 Some CHR fields are not supported in MV scenarios. For details, see the UMTS Single
User Analysis feature.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
Huawei accurate optimization algorithms, the UMTS Problem Cause Statistics license
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2.2.4 SGNDFD-200030 UMTS Traffic Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature collects statistics on cell- and grid-level traffic based on the CHRs and MRs
generated during common subscribers' calls, and displays the statistical results on maps.
Benefits
This feature helps operators understand the hotspots for various services, identify high-value
hotspots precisely, and expand capacity or adjust resources accurately and efficiently.
Description
 This feature analyzes UMTS CS traffic to identify CS traffic hotspots.
− Analyzes CS traffic based on the specified vendor (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia),
cell set, and time period.
− AMR Traffic (Periodic MRs) (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− VP Traffic (Periodic MRs) (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− CS Traffic (Periodic MRs) (AMR and VP not differentiated) (Huawei, Ericsson, and
Nokia)
− AMR Traffic (Equivalent Erl) (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− VP Traffic (Equivalent Erl) (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− CS Traffic (Equivalent Erl) (AMR and VP not differentiated) (Huawei, Ericsson, and
Nokia)
− Number of AMR Subscribers (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− Number of VP Subscribers (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− Number of CS Subscribers (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
 This feature analyzes UMTS PS traffic to identify PS traffic hotspots and low-throughput
areas.
− Analyzes PS traffic and throughput rates based on the specified vendor (Huawei,
Ericsson, and Nokia), cell set, and time period.
− PS Traffic (Huawei, Nokia [depending on internal fields])
− PS UL Traffic Volume (Huawei, Nokia [depending on internal fields])
− PS DL Traffic Volume (Huawei, Nokia [depending on internal fields])
− PS UL Throughput (Ericsson only, depending on internal fields)
− PS DL Throughput (Ericsson only, depending on internal fields)
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− PS R99 DL Traffic Volume (Huawei)

− HSDPA Traffic Volume (Huawei)
− HSUPA Traffic Volume (Huawei)
− PS R99 UL Throughput (Huawei)
− PS R99 DL Throughput (Huawei)
− HSDPA Throughput (Huawei)
− HSUPA Throughput (Huawei)
− Number of PS Subscribers (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− Number of PS R99 Subscribers (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− Number of HSUPA Subscribers (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
− Number of HSDPA Subscribers (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia)
 This feature provides the following common capabilities:
− Collects statistics on cell-level traffic, traffic congestion, and channel usage counters
to identify the top-N high-traffic cells and top-N low-traffic cells. (Huawei only)
− Displays CS/PS traffic and throughput information on grid maps to help users
identify traffic hotspots. Indoor and outdoor differentiation is supported.
− Collects cell-level traffic statistics based on total MRs, MRs for which the location
succeeds, and MRs for which the location fails.
− Displays traffic distribution of a single cell.
− Allows users to export performance data of cells. (Huawei only)
− Displays subscriber analysis information by PLMN if users have obtained the license
for the RAN Sharing Support feature. (Huawei only)
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, PS traffic can be analyzed only when internal data
sources are provided in MV scenarios.
 For Ericsson networks, traffic cannot be analyzed and service types are not differentiated
in throughput analysis. For Nokia networks, throughput cannot be analyzed, and service
types are not differentiated. Customers need to provide the following fields to
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 Because MV performance data cannot be mapped onto Huawei performance data, cell-
level performance counters are not supported in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
 This feature allows users to view all access subscribers in a grid. (Huawei only)
 This feature allows users to view all access subscribers in a polygon. (Huawei only)
feature to view all abnormal events of a specific subscriber. (Huawei only)
 This feature displays subscriber analysis information by PLMN if users have obtained
the license for the RAN Sharing Support feature. (Huawei only)
Dependencies
UMTS Single User Analysis feature.
2.2.5 SGNDFD-200040 UMTS Coverage Analysis

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Benefits
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− Best Pilot RSCP (1st MR)
− Best Pilot RSCP (Last MR)
− Best Pilot RSCP (All MRs)
− Best Pilot Ec/No (1st MR)
− Best Pilot Ec/No (Last MR)
− Best Pilot Ec/No (All MRs)
− DL Weak Coverage Percentage
− DL Poor Quality Percentage
− DL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage
− DL Interference Percentage
− Active1 RSCP (All MRs)
− Active1 Ec/No (All MRs)
− Active2 Ec/No (All MRs)
− Active3Ec/No (All MRs)
− Dominant Cell
− Average Active Cell Count
− Over Shooting Grid Rate
Except for Over Shooting Grid Rate, all the preceding counters can be used to
analyze services of the CS, PS, or ALL type. Over Shooting Grid Rate can be used to
analyze only services of the ALL type.
RSCP-related counters are used to identify weak coverage and Ec/No-related counters are
used to identify interference.
The first-MR counters are collected based on the first MR of each call after the call is
connected, and can be used to analyze access failures or overlong access delays. The last-MR
counters are collected based on the last MR of each call before the call is terminated, and can
be used to analyze abnormally released calls. All-MR counters are collected based on all the
MRs of each call. The preceding three types of counters are used to identify the coverage
upon initial access, coverage upon abnormal release, and network-wide average coverage,
respectively. Counters related to ActiveSet 1, 2, or 3 can be used to analyze whether soft
handover planning is proper (namely, whether the soft handover gain and capacity redundancy
consumption cost are balanced).
 Collects statistics on and analyzes cell-level coverage counters.
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This feature analyzes the PDF and CDF charts for the RSCP and Ec/No counters of a
specified grid or cell.
includes the PDF and CDF charts for RSCP and Ec/No counters, engineering parameters,
and others.
weak RSCP, a large number of call drops, and a large volume of traffic.
"equal to."
− Cell-level statistics analysis: This function calculates the percentage of overshoot
coverage grids in each specified cell, helping identify the top-N overshoot coverage
cells. This function also provides the information about each cell. The information
includes the percentage of overshoot coverage grids, maximum overshoot coverage
call distance, average overshoot coverage distance, percentage of overshoot coverage
calls, total number of calls, and others. The average overshoot coverage distance and
the maximum overshoot coverage call distance are used to evaluate the degree of
overshoot coverage. The percentage of overshoot coverage calls and the total number
of calls are used to determine the percentage of calls affected by overshoot coverage
in the cell, helping determine the RF optimization priority of the cell (in normal
cases, a higher percentage of overshoot coverage calls indicates a higher probability
of exceptions, which means that the cell needs to be preferentially optimized).
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MV Support
 As OSSii open fields are limited, analysis only based on A-GPS positioning data is not
supported in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.2.6 SGNDFD-200050 UMTS Pilot Pollution Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature identifies pilot-polluted areas and pilot pollution source cells on a network based
on the MRs reported by mobile phones. This function helps operators quickly identify
downlink interference problems on the network and adjust antenna and power control
parameters accordingly.
Benefits
A UMTS network is a self-interfered system, in which interference seriously affects the
performance and capacity of the network. In addition, the interference caused by pilot
pollution is crucial to the interference handling on the UMTS network.
This feature helps engineers quickly identify downlink interference areas on a UMTS
network, thereby reducing DT costs, locating faults more accurately, and improving network
optimization efficiency.
Description
 Collects statistics on pilot-polluted cells on the entire network.
This function provides the list of cells where pilot pollution occurs. This function collects
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MRs, and the total number of pilot-polluted MRs, of each cell. Users can quickly identify the
cells where the most severe pilot pollution occurs based on the statistics.
 Displays pilot pollution analysis results on grid maps.
This function displays pilot-polluted grids on a map, and allows users to switch to the Google
Map layer to check the actual geographic environment.
 Collects statistics on pilot-polluted grids on the entire network.
This function provides the list of pilot-polluted grids (top-1000 grids) and displays the
location of a specified grid on a map.
 Analyzes pilot pollution source cells of pilot-polluted cell.
This function allows users to view the pilot-polluted cells view the statistics on pilot-polluted
cells, such as the total number of MRs, the average RSCP, the average Ec/No, and the total
number of pilot-polluted MRs, of these cells. Users can also view the statistics on pilot
pollution source cells, such as whether neighboring cells are defined, the average Ec/No, the
average RSCP, and the number of pilot pollution events.
 Supports polygon-based statistics and analysis.
This function allows users to draw a polygon covering a region in which severe pilot pollution
occurs and then collect statistics on the pilot-polluted cells within the polygon. This function
also draws the lines from polygons to pilot-polluted cells and indicates the pollution
contribution of each cell through line thickness. Users can view the statistics on pilot-polluted
cells, such as the total number of MRs, the average RSCP, the average Ec/No, and the total
number of pilot-polluted MRs.
 Supports indoor and outdoor pilot pollution analysis.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
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2.2.7 SGNDFD-200060 UMTS Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell

Analysis
Availability
Summary
Based on the MR data of common subscribers, topology relationships between the primary
serving cell and its neighboring cells, and handover relationships between cells, this feature
scores and sorts out neighbor relationships and automatically analyzes missing and redundant
Benefits
Description
cell.
− Neighboring UMTS cell analysis chart: Information, such as the average RSCP of a
neighboring cell and the distance between a neighboring cell and the primary serving
cell, is displayed in bar and curve charts.
undefined neighboring cells are identified by UARFCN and PSC. The system provides
the undefined neighboring cells based on algorithm analysis, but the analysis results may
be inaccurate due to various factors. The system provides a maximum of five possible
neighboring cells corresponding to the neighboring cell UARFCN and PSC. Users can
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cells.
MV Support
 For Ericsson networks:
 Performance-data-based handover scores are not supported, and handover-related
counters cannot be displayed.
 For Nokia networks:
 Performance-data-based handover scores are not supported, and handover-related
counters cannot be displayed.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
Users can analyze Ericsson and Nokia NEs only after they obtain the licenses for the Ericsson
UMTS Data Source Access and NSN UMTS Data Source Access features. Ericsson and
Nokia NEs can generate CHR and MR data only after users obtain the license for NEs to
generate CHR and MR data.
2.2.8 SGNDFD-200130 UMTS Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell

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Description
cell.
− Neighboring UMTS cell analysis chart: Information, such as the average RSCP of a
cell, is displayed in bar and curve charts.
undefined neighboring cells are identified by UARFCN and PSC. The system provides
the undefined neighboring cells based on algorithm analysis, but the analysis results may
be inaccurate due to various factors. The system provides a maximum of five possible
neighboring cells corresponding to the neighboring cell UARFCN and PSC. Users can
confirm undefined neighboring cells based on the possible neighboring cells before
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MV Support
Ericsson and Nokia networks do not support this feature.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None
2.2.9 SGNDFD-200140 UMTS/GSM Neighboring Cell Analysis

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Summary
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Description

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cell.
− Neighboring GSM cell analysis charts: Information, such as the average receive level
of a neighboring cell and the distance between a neighboring cell and the primary
serving cell, is displayed in bar and curve charts.
Multiple cells with the same BCCH ARFCN and same BSIC exist in a GSM network.
The undefined GSM neighboring cells for a UMTS network are identified by BCCH
frequency and BSIC. The system provides the undefined neighboring cells based on
algorithm analysis, but the analysis results may be inaccurate due to various factors. The
system provides a maximum of five possible neighboring cells corresponding to the
BCCH frequency and BSIC. Users can confirm undefined neighboring cells based on the
possible neighboring cells before exporting neighboring cell analysis results.
In MRs, missing neighboring cells are identified by the ARFCN and BSIC. Some cells
are configured with the same ARFCN and the same BSIC. The Discovery can
automatically identify undefined neighboring cells and determine their cell IDs.
However, the analysis results may be inaccurate due to various factors. To ensure the
analysis result accuracy, the Discovery provides a list of possible neighboring cells and
allows customers to manually determine the IDs of undefined neighboring cells.
MV Support
Ericsson and Nokia networks do not support this feature.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None
2.2.10 SGNDFD-200150 UMTS Uplink Interference Analysis

Availability
Summary
Based on performance data, RTWP data, and analysis algorithms, this feature detects
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Benefits
This feature uses performance data and RTWP data reported by NodeBs to analyze uplink
interference. In network optimization, it identifies cells with interference based on
performance data and analyzes main and diversity uplink signal, helping users locate
interference and antenna problems. In network monitoring, it can be used to monitor the
interference degree of networks.
Description
This feature quickly identifies cells with interference based on performance data and RTWP
data, and analyzes and displays signal strength of uplink channels, helping users locate
interference and antenna problems. It provides the following functions:
 Automatically compares RTWP data in RNC performance data with the interference
threshold customized by users, detects cells with interference, and determines the cell
interference degree, such as the interference probability and strength, for specified cells
within a specified period of time.
 Displays performance counters, such as RRC Setup Success Ratio, CS Service Drop
Ratio, Average Number of HSUPA Subscribers in Cell, of a specified cell with in an
analysis period on curve charts, helping users locate problems.
 Browses the RTWP trend of each channel of a cell and analyzes the average interference
strength change to determine the interference type. This feature also displays a main and
diversity difference chart for determining whether the main and diversity antennas are
faulty.
 Displays analysis results on GIS maps, highlights interference cells, and colors cells
based on interference strength segments. Users can analyze problems with the
geographic and topographic factors considered.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Only RAN16.0 and later versions support this feature.
2.2.11 SGNDFD-200080 UMTS Network Performance Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature provides functions, such as access failure analysis, call drop analysis, soft
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Description
 UMTS access analysis
 Analyzes access requests, failures, successes, and success rate based on the specified
vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time segment, or frequency.
 Analyzes causes of access failures. (Only for Huawei networks)
 Evaluates network access failure counters from the cell dimension, identifies the bottom
access failure cells on the entire network, and collects statistics on the distribution of
cell-level causes (only for Huawei networks). It collects statistics on the bottom
subscribers (default: 1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell where access
failures occur, drills down the CDRs of bottom subscribers where access failures occur,
and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
 Evaluates access failure counters from the grid dimension, identifies the bottom cells in
grids where access failures frequently occur, and collects statistics on the distribution of
grid-level causes (only for Huawei networks). This function collects statistics on the
bottom UEs in grids where access failures occur, drills down the CDRs of the bottom
UEs where access failures occur, and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
 Displays the distribution of VIP subscribers who encounter access failures and
encounter exceptions frequently need to be optimized. This function can drill down the
CHRs of the VIP subscribers to further analyze access failures.
 Analyzes RRC accessibility based on the following service types:
ALL, SMS, and Non-SMS
 Analyzes RAB accessibility based on the following service types:
ALL, CS, AMR, VP, PS, PS R99, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA, Multi-RAB-CSPS, and
Multi-RAB-PSPS
 UMTS call drop analysis
Retainability is an important reference counter for evaluating network performance. The
UMTS call drop analysis function collects statistics on cell- and grid-level call drop rates
based on CHRs and displays these counters in the GIS. This helps users efficiently
identify the areas where call drops frequently occur, thereby further locating faults and
reducing DT costs. This function has the following sub-functions:
 Analyzes normal RAB releases, call drops, and call drop rate based on the specified
vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time duration, or frequency.
 Analyzes causes of call drops. (Only for Huawei networks)
 Evaluates call drop counters from the cell dimension, identifies the bottom cells where
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level causes (only for Huawei networks). It collects statistics on the bottom UEs (default:
1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell where call drops occur, drills down
the CDRs of bottom UEs where call drops occur, and performs in-depth analysis on these
CDRs.
 Evaluates call drop counters from the grid dimension, identifies the bottom cells in grids
where call drops frequently occur, and collects statistics on the distribution of grid-level
causes (only for Huawei networks). This function collects statistics on the bottom
subscribers who encounter call drops in grids, drills down the CDRs of such bottom
subscribers, and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
 Displays the distribution of call drops encountered by VIP subscribers, thereby helping
determine whether to optimize problem areas (the areas where VIP subscribers encounter
exceptions frequently need to be preferentially optimized). This function can drill down
the CHRs of the VIP subscribers to further analyze call drops.
 Analyzes RAB releases based on the following service types:
ALL, CS, AMR, VP, PS, PS R99, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA, Multi-RAB-CSPS CS,
Multi-RAB-CSPS PS, and Multi-RAB-PSPS PS
 UMTS soft handover analysis
affecting subscriber experience. The UMTS soft handover analysis function performs
statistical analysis on UMTS soft handover failures and displays these failures on maps:
 Analyzes soft handover requests, failures, successes, and success rate based on the
specified vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time segment, or frequency.
 Performs cell-level statistical analysis on soft handover failures and queries data
distribution by distance, helping user quickly identify top-N problem cells.
 Displays soft handover failures on grid maps and collects statistics on top-1000 grids
with the most soft handover failures, helping users quickly find the top-N problem grids.
 Collects statistics on handover failures and top-5 contribution cells in specified grids or
polygons.
 Analyzes soft handovers only when the service type is All.
 UMTS hard handover analysis
This function can perform statistical analysis on UMTS intra- or inter-frequency hard
handover failures and display these failures on maps:
 Analyzes intra- or inter-frequency hard handover requests, failures, successes, and
success rate based on the specified vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time segment, or
frequency.
 Analyzes the causes of inter-frequency hard handovers.
 Performs cell-level statistical analysis on inter-frequency hard handover failures, helping
users quickly identify top-N problem cells. It collects statistics on the bottom UEs
(default: 1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell where handover failures
occur, drills down the CDRs of bottom UEs where handover failures occur, and performs
in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
 Analyzes handovers from a specified cell to each target cell. This function can analyze
the distribution of inter-frequency hard handover failure causes for each of the target
cell. Connection lines between the source cell and target cells can be displayed.
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 Displays inter-frequency hard handover failures on grid maps and collects statistics on
top-1000 grids with the most inter-frequency hard handover failures, helping users
quickly find the top-N problem grids. This function can collect statistics on subscribers
who encounter handover failures in grids, and drill down the CHRs of the bottom
subscribers to further analyze handover failures.
 Collects statistics on handover failures and contribution cells in specified grids or
polygons.
 Displays the distribution of VIP subscribers who encounter inter-frequency hard
handover failures and determines whether to optimize problem areas. The areas where
VIP subscribers encounter hard handover failures frequently need to be optimized. This
function drills down the CDRs of the VIP subscribers who encounter inter-frequency
hard handover failures and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
license for the RAN Sharing Support feature. Analyzes soft handovers only when the
service type is All.
 UMTS inter-RAT handover analysis
This function can perform statistical analysis on inter-RAT handovers and display these
handovers on maps:
 Analyzes inter-RAT handover requests, failures, successes, and success rate based on the
specified vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time segment, or frequency.
 Displays inter-RAT handover failures on grid maps and collects statistics on top-1000
grids where inter-RAT handover failures occur, helping users quickly identify top-N
problem grids. This function can collect statistics on subscribers who encounter
handover failures in grids, and drill down the CHRs of the bottom subscribers to further
analyze handover failures.
 Performs cell-level statistical analysis on inter-RAT handover failures, helping user
quickly identify top-N problem cells. It collects statistics on the bottom UEs (default:
1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell where handover failures occur,
drills down the CDRs of bottom UEs where handover failures occur, and performs in-
depth analysis on these CDRs.
 Collects statistics on handover failures and contribution cells in specified grids or
polygons.
 Displays the distribution of VIP subscribers who encounter inter-RAT handover failures
and determines whether to optimize problem areas. The areas where VIP subscribers
encounter inter-RAT handover failures frequently need to be optimized. This function
drills down the CDRs (UMTS) of the VIP subscribers who encounter inter-RAT
handover failures and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
 Analyzes inter-RAT handovers based on the following service types: ALL, CS, and PS
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Dependencies
 The CDRs of common subscribers who encounter exceptions can be drilled down and
analyzed only after users obtain the license for the UMTS Single User Analysis feature.
users obtain the license for the UMTS User Group Analysis feature.
 The CDRs of VIP subscribers who encounter exceptions can be drilled down and
analyzed only after users obtain the license for the UMTS User Group Analysis feature.
must be obtained.
2.2.12 SGNDFD-200110 UMTS User Group Analysis (RAN)

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information.
group.
− Analyzes UMTS subscriber group KPIs for evaluating the KPI status of a subscriber
group or a single subscriber.
− Users can query and filter KPIs in terms of vendor, service type (All, CS, AMR, VP,
PS, PS R99, HSUPA, HSDPA, or HSPA), counter type (accessibility, retainability,
mobility, or traffic), subscriber group, cell, polygon, or time duration.
− Users can measure and analyze KPIs of a single subscriber in a specified subscriber
group, including:
a selected date
− Users can export KPI analysis results of defined subscriber groups.
objects and causes:
service type (All, CS, AMR, VP, PS, PS R99, HSUPA, HSDPA, or HSPA), counter
type (access failure, call drop, handover failure, or long access delay), subscriber
group, cell, polygon, time duration, or indoor/outdoor.
− This function can display abnormal subscriber group events on grid maps, display
top-1000 grid-level abnormal events in a list for identifying key areas with abnormal
events, and correlate tables with charts on GUIs.
Performance Analysis (not supported in long RAB setup delay scenarios) for
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analyzing CHRs and signaling messages of a specified cause in depth. (Only for
Huawei network)
− Performs geographic analysis on subscriber group traffic statistics for identifying
− Users can query and filter subscriber group traffic statistics in terms of vendor,
service type, counter type (CS traffic, data traffic volume, average throughput, and
subscriber quantity), subscriber group, cell set, polygon, time duration, or
indoor/outdoor.
Note: PS traffic analysis is not supported in MV scenarios.
− Performs geographic analysis on subscriber group coverage for evaluating the
coverage conditions of hotspots of defined subscriber groups:
service type, counter type (RSCP and Ec/No), subscriber group, cell, polygon, time
duration, or indoor/outdoor.
charts.
− Analyzes a single subscriber in a defined subscriber group.
− Users can query CHRs for subscribers by time, further analyze the CHRs, and query
CHRs of the subscribers. For VVIP subscribers, users can query all signaling
messages (only for Huawei networks).
MV Support
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 R99-, HSDPA-, and HSUPA-based throughput and traffic fields

 Users cannot perform all-signaling analysis on VVIP subscribers in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the UMTS Network Performance Analysis feature only after
they obtain the license for this feature.
must be obtained.
2.2.13 SGNDFD-200120 UMTS Single User Analysis (RAN)

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 Collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within a specified time
duration.
 Displays the statistics on complaining subscribers' CHRs from the time dimension,
identifies the calls generated when subscribers complain to a telecom operator, and
analyzes the exceptions occurring during call access, release, and handover.
 Drills down detailed information based on the brief information about CHRs on
networks deployed by using Huawei devices:
 This function drills down layer 3 signaling messages and analyzes signaling exceptions:
For common subscribers, this function allows users to view only the key medium-depth
signaling messages exchanged before each call release. For VVIP subscribers, however,
this function allows users to view all the signaling messages and original signaling code
streams (only for Huawei networks).
 This function drills down MRs and analyzes the radio environment: For common
subscribers, this function provides the call access MRs and the MRs before a call release.
For subscribers in a defined subscriber group, users can check all the MRs during a call.
 This function drills down RAB information, and analyzes the exception information,
data transmission information, or VQI (only for Huawei networks) of each RAB during
each call, helping users evaluate RAB problems.
 This function drills down handover information, and analyzes the causes of intra-
frequency handovers, inter-frequency handovers, and inter-RAT handovers, as well as
the radio state before and after handovers are triggered, to evaluate call mobility
problems.
 This function drills down more CHR information, such as access exception error codes,
release exception error codes, the number of RABs during a call, and the number of
voice service quality exceptions during a call, helping users analyze call problems.
 Analyzes the causes of access failures and call drops. (Only for Huawei network)
 Checks the distribution of exceptions and the causes of exceptions based on summary
data. (Only for Huawei network)
 Plays back the call track based on the brief information about subscribers' CHRs.
 Exports the results of the brief information about CHRs.
 Identifies abnormal calls based on the places where subscribers complain to a telecom
 Displays the exceptions, such as access failures, call drops, and handover failures, that a
single subscriber encounters from the space dimension on maps, and identifies and
analyzes the abnormal exceptions occurring in the place where subscribers complain to a
telecom operator.
 Checks the statistics on the brief information about the CHRs during specified calls
 Checks the MR track playback during subscribers' calls based on exceptions and
analyzes the radio environment when call exceptions occur.
 Analyzes the causes of access failures and call drops.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, the following CHR fields are not supported in MV
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 QoS Info During RAB Setup

 RAB Release Failure Cause
 Channel Type during Service Release
 QoS Info During RAB Release
 Traffic Volume, Throughput
 HO Failure Cause (soft, hard, and inter-RAT handovers)
 CS Voice Quality Info (VQI, Speech Silent Counts, Speech Noise Counts)
 After subscribing to MV layer-3 signaling events, users can view the key maximum-
depth signaling messages and original signaling code streams of all subscribers on the
result GUI.
Enhancement
 This feature collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within a
 After subscribing to MV layer-3 signaling events, users can view the key maximum-
depth signaling messages and original signaling code streams of all subscribers on the
result GUI.
Dependencies
after they obtain the license for the UMTS User Group Analysis feature and the
must be obtained.
2.2.14 SGNDFD-200170 UMTS Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN)

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investment (ROI).
Description
library, including:
− Device TAC Code
− Device Model
− Device Brand
− Device OS
− Device Type
− Chip Model
− Data Transfer
− Support WiFi
− Users can view the number and proportion of terminals of the top-N (default: 10,
maximum: 20) brands and the number and proportion of terminals of a specified
brand, and drill down top-N (default: 10, maximum: 20) terminal models from
terminal vendors.
− Terminal capability analysis: Users can view the number and proportion of terminals
supporting a specific capability. The terminal capabilities include:
− Support R99 Only/HSDPA/HSUPA
− Support Protocol Version
− Support E_FACH
− Support E_RACH
− Support U900
− Support HSDPA Category
− Support HSUPA Category
− Support CPC
− Support Fast Dormancy
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− Support LTE FDD Band

− Support LTE TDD Band
− Terminal performance analysis: Users can view performance counters, such as
accessibility, retainability, mobility, coverage, and traffic (only for Huawei networks)
of terminals of the top-N (default: 100, maximum: 200) brands; performance counters
of a specified terminal type; performance distribution of a specified terminal type in
each cell; and performance distribution of a specified terminal type in each bearing
mode.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, terminal performance cannot be analyzed based
on traffic related counters in MV scenarios.
 Traffic-related counters include UL/DL Traffic Volume and UL/DL Throughput for
terminal performance analysis, and UL/DL Traffic Volume for terminal capability
analysis.
 Geographic analysis of terminals is not supported in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
 None
Dependencies
Discovery.
2.2.15 SGNDFD-200300 UMTS Problem Cause Statistics

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Description
the UMTS Problem Cause Statistics feature:
 UMTS Key Road Evaluation (RAB Abnormal Release)
 UMTS Network Performance Analysis (RRC\RAB Access Failure, RAB Abnormal
Release)
 UMTS User Group Analysis (RRC/RAB RRC\RAB Access Failure, RAB Abnormal
Release)
 UMTS Single User Analysis (RRC/RAB RRC\RAB Access Failure, RAB Abnormal
Release)
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.3 LTE FDD Features

2.3.1 SGNDFD-300010 LTE FDD Network Health Evaluation
Availability
Summary
health of each valuable area on a network, helping users quickly identify problem areas. Users
can set some areas as valuable areas. The counter quality in the valuable areas greatly affects
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Benefits
This feature helps telecom operators continuously evaluate the status of a network and
valuable areas on the network, thereby providing a basis for area managers' work assignment
and evaluation management. This feature also provides continuous evaluation reports for
telecom operators to evaluate the health of the network and areas, helping telecom operators
make future plans.
Description
 Scores health from dimensions, such as coverage (weak coverage and overlapped
coverage), performance (access failure, call drop, and handover failure), and traffic
(traffic variation, only for Huawei networks).
atomic counters:
 Coverage
 Uplink weak coverage (only for Huawei networks): High UE TXPower Ratio, UL Poor
RSRP Ratio, and UL Poor SINR Ratio
 Downlink weak coverage: DL Poor RSRP Ratio and DL Poor RSRQ Ratio
 Overlapped coverage
 Performance
 Retainability: Call Drop Ratio
 Mobility: Handover Success Ratio
 PS Traffic Variation
− Allows users to specify the time period, vendor (Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia), and
frequency band for health evaluation.
mobility) values, and top-5 problem polygons of a specified sub-item (for example,
performance).
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of a specified sub-counter (for example,
Handover Success Ratio).
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of each sub-counter for a specified top-5
problem polygon, and the list of top-10 problem areas for the polygon. This feature
(Coverage Analysis and Pilot Pollution Analysis). For a top-10 problem area, this
feature can direct users to the Problem Area Recognition feature for further query and
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example, retainability and mobility) values, and grid-level distribution of a specified
sub-item (for example, performance).
counter (for example, Handover Success Ratio) under a specified sub-counter (for
example, mobility). This feature can direct users from an hourly trend chart to related
network analysis features (Coverage Analysis and Pilot Pollution Analysis). For a
top-10 problem area, this feature can direct users to the Problem Area Recognition
feature for further query and analysis in this area.
grid map.
period, vendor, frequency band, and polygon, and allows users to export the reports.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, scoring in the traffic dimension is not supported in
MV scenarios.
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, scoring in the uplink weak coverage dimension (UE
transmit power/receive power/SINR) is not supported in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
This feature supports hourly health evaluation for scoring the network or a specified polygon.
(Hourly health evaluation cannot be used to score a specified grid.)
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as LTE FDD Coverage
Analysis, LTE FDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis, LTE FDD Problem Area
Recognition, and LTE FDD Network Performance Analysis, only after they obtain the
license for the feature.
 Users can analyze Ericsson NEs only after they obtain the license for the Ericsson LTE
FDD Data Access feature.
 Users can analyze Nokia NEs only after they obtain the license for the Nokia LTE FDD
2.3.2 SGNDFD-300020 LTE FDD Problem Area Recognition

Availability
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areas.
Benefits
areas.
Description
(Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia), NE range, polygon, frequency band, and counter. This
feature determines whether each grid is problem based on a specified counter, and
determines the severity of each problem grid. This feature also analyzes the location
adjacency relationships between problem grids to identify continuous problem grids.
− Coverage
− Uplink coverage (only for Huawei networks): High UE TXPower, UL Poor RSRP,
and UL Poor SINR
− Downlink coverage: RSRP and RSRQ
− Overlapped coverage
− Performance
− Retainability: Call Drop Ratio
− Mobility: Handover Success Ratio (inter-RAT)
 Directs users to the window for another feature, such as LTE FDD Coverage Analysis
and LTE FDD Pilot Pollution Analysis, to further analyze problem causes.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, scoring in the uplink coverage dimension (UE transmit
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Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as LTE FDD Coverage
Analysis, LTE FDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis, and LTE FDD Network
Performance Analysis, only after they obtain the license for the feature.
2.3.3 SGNDFD-300070 LTE FDD Key Road Evaluation

Availability
Summary
Benefits
Description
 Analyzes road coverage to evaluate the coverage of key roads.
− Analyzes road coverage based on a specified vendor (Huawei and Ericsson),
frequency, road range, or time period (day or hour).
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− Displays grid-level air-interface coverage problems when the analysis result of the
throughput counters shows that the road throughput is low:
frequency, road range, or time period (day or hour).
− Displays counters related to data service throughput evaluation during long calls with
a high moving speed on a map and in a table and correlates the map with the table for
evaluating air interface coverage problems when the throughput on the road is low.
The geographic display is based on distance convergence, and the distance can be set
to 10 m, 20 m, 30 m, 40 m, and 50 m.
Counters related to data service throughput evaluation include:
− Average UL Throughput
− Average DL Throughput
− UL Packet Loss Rate
− DL Packet Loss Rate
− UL MCS (only for initial transmission)
− DL MCS (only for initial transmission)
− Average DL Full-Bandwidth CQI (Code 0)
− UL IBLER
− DL IBLER
− Average UL RB Quantity
− Average DL RB Quantity
− RANK2 Ratio (only for initial transmission)
− CA MR Ratio
− Analyzes road exceptions based on a specified vendor (Huawei and Ericsson),
frequency, service type, road range, or time period (day or hour).
− ALL: E-RAB Abnormal Release, Intra-Frequency Handover Preparation Failure,
Intra-Frequency Handover Execution Failure, Inter-Frequency Handover Preparation
Failure, Inter-Frequency Handover Execution Failure, Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover
Preparation Failure (L->G), Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution Failure (L->G),
Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation Failure (L->U), and Inter-RAT Outgoing
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− Data/Data GBR/Data Non-GB: E-RAB Abnormal Release

− VoLTE: E-RAB Abnormal Release, Intra-Frequency Handover Preparation Failure
(including VoLTE), Intra-Frequency Handover Execution Failure (including VoLTE),
Inter-Frequency Handover Preparation Failure (including VoLTE), Inter-Frequency
Handover Execution Failure (including VoLTE), SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing
Handover Preparation Failure (LTE to GSM), SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover
Execution Failure (LTE to GSM), SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation
Failure (LTE to UMTS), and SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution
Failure (LTE to UMTS)
− CSFB: CSFB Preparation Failure, CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation
Failure (LTE to GSM), CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution Failure (LTE
to GSM), CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation Failure (LTE to UMTS),
and CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution Failure (LTE to UMTS)
collects statistics on the cause distribution of the top-5 cells.
− Collects statistics on exceptions on a road in the cell, subscriber, and cause
dimensions to demarcate abnormal objects and causes.
Analysis in the SFN scenario is not supported.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, CSFB services cannot be differentiated in MV
scenarios. Therefore, CSFB counters cannot be analyzed.
 When private data sources, such as UE uplink measurement blocks and flow blocks, can
be obtained on the Ericsson networks, throughput-related air interface problems can be
analyzed and the following counters are different from those on Huawei networks:
 UL MCS (only for initial transmission): not supported
 DL MCS (only for initial transmission): not supported
 UL IBLER: number of non-initial transmission failures
 DL IBLER: number of non-initial transmission failures
 Average UL RB Quantity: not supported
 Average DL RB Quantity: not supported
 RANK2 Ratio (only for initial transmission): No only initial transmissions are included.
 CA MR Ratio: not supported
 Only problem cause analysis based on standard protocols is supported.
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, Overlapped Coverage counters cannot be analyzed in
MV scenarios.
Enhancement
 LTE MV adaptation is added, and Ericsson networks are supported.
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Dependencies
Huawei accurate optimization algorithms, the LTE FDD Problem Cause Statistics license
must be obtained.
 IMSI information must be obtained from records of the interconnected MME.
2.3.4 SGNDFD-300340 LTE FDD High-speed Rail Evaluation

Availability
Summary
This feature identifies high-speed railway subscribers based on call records on high-speed
railway lines, displays the geographic observation results of the call records on the map, and
analyzes the information. Users can obtain the overview of key high-speed railways and
perform comprehensive evaluation and subject analysis. Subject analysis includes coverage
analysis, abnormal-event analysis, network disconnection analysis, interference analysis,
resource capacity analysis, and KQI analysis. The preceding analysis is performed based on
the configuration parameters, engineering parameters, neighboring cell information,
interference information, causes, track playback, xDR query, and counter correlation.
Benefits
This feature is used to support high-speed railway evaluation in daily optimization of
customer networks. It assists in problem analysis and reduces the DT frequency, DT costs,
and optimization costs.
Description
 High-speed railway evaluation overview: This function intuitively displays the overall
ranking, counters, charts, tables, and geographic analysis results of high-speed railway
lines.
− Presents overall high-speed railway information based on the specified vendor, RAT,
time range (hour, day, or week; maximum: 14 days), high-speed railway line, and
high-speed railway direction.
− Displays management counters of all high-speed railway lines in tables.
− Correlatively updates the geographic observation results of high-speed railway
segments, top-N city ranking, and related trend charts based on the specified search
criteria and selected counter.
− Supports comparative analysis of a single counter for multiple lines, as well as
multiple counters for a single line, based on trend charts.
− Directs users from geographic display results, top-N city ranking, tables, and trend
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− High-speed railway comprehensive evaluation: This function comprehensively

evaluates high-speed railways based on all related counters, complete charts and
tables, and multi-dimensional geographic analysis.
− Displays detailed geographic high-speed railway information based on the specified
vendor, RAT, time range (hour, day, or week; maximum: 14 days), high-speed railway
line, high-speed railway segment, province, city, VIP, and high-speed railway
direction.
− Displays high-speed railway counters within a specified range in tables. The counters
can be displayed in the following dimensions, railway line, railway segment,
province/city, correlated cell, and VIP.
− Filters and sorts out information in tables based on multiple counters.
− Allows users to view the trend chart of a single counter for multiple high-speed
railway objects, or that of multiple counters for a single high-speed railway object.
− Filters geographic display results based on the selected legend range.
− Displays some counters in CDF and PDF charts.
− High-speed railway subject analysis: This function analyzes coverage, abnormal
events, network disconnections, interference, capability, and KQIs based on different
counter types. For different themes and counters, this function performs in-depth
analysis based on counter correlation, chart and table filter and comparison,
configuration parameter/engineering parameter/neighboring cell analysis,
interference analysis, polygon analysis, cause analysis, track playback, and xDR
query.
line, high-speed railway segment, province, city, and high-speed railway direction.
For some counters, data filtering by VIP is supported.
province/city, grid, correlated cell, and top-N subscribers.
− Queries related counters of a high-speed railway counter for further analysis.
− Filters and sorts out queried information based on multiple counters.
− Analyzes and queries counters using CDF/PDF charts and trend charts.
− Correlatively analyzes configuration data, engineering parameters, and neighboring
cell information of a specific cell and displays the correlative analysis results.
− Analyzes interference and displays information about the interference sources and
interference analysis results.
− Draws polygons on high-speed railway lines for analyzing some counters and collects
statistics on the top-N cells and subscribers of a problem railway segment for further
analysis.
− Analyzes the single-subscriber original exceptions of top-N subscribers for some
counters, and plays back a call and drills down into xDRs of a single event to further
locate the cause.
− Displays causes for some counters.
− The following counters can be analyzed in this feature (CHR/MR+xDR):
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RSRP, Percentage of Grids with Poor RSRP, Weak Coverage Rate, Composite
Coverage Rate, Controlling Intensity, Percentage of Grids with Poor Controlling
Intensity, Overlapping Coverage Rate, RSRQ, Percentage of Grids with Poor RSRQ,
Uplink SINR, Percentage of Grids with Poor Uplink SINR, RANK2 ratio
− Network Performance
Intra-frequency Handover Preparation Failures, Intra-frequency Handover Preparation
Successes, Intra-frequency Handover Preparation Failure Ratio, Inter-frequency Handover
Preparation Failures, Inter-frequency Handover Preparation Successes, Inter-frequency
Handover Preparation Failure Ratio, Intra-frequency Handover Execution Failures, Intra-
frequency Handover Execution Successes, Intra-frequency Handover Execution Failure Ratio,
Inter-frequency Handover Execution Failures, Inter-frequency Handover Execution
Successes, Inter-frequency Handover Execution Failure Ratio, Percentage of Grids with Poor
Intra-frequency Handover Execution, Poor Intra-frequency Handover Execution Grids,
Frequent Intra-frequency Handovers, Frequent Intra-frequency Handover Ratio, Frequent
Inter-frequency Handovers, Abnormal E-RAB Releases, Abnormal E-RAB Release Ratio,
Abnormal E-RAB Releases (VoLTE), Abnormal E-RAB Release Ratio (VoLTE), E-RAB
Setup Failures, E-RAB Setup Failure Ratio, E-RAB Setup Failures (VoLTE), E-RAB Setup
Failure Ratio (VoLTE)
 Network Disconnection Events
Total Network Disconnections, Private Network-Public Network: TAU Event, Private
Network-Public Network: Non-platform Handover Event, Private Network-2G/3G: Inter-RAT
Handover, Private Network-2G/3G: Inter-RAT Redirection, Private Network-2G/3G: LAC
Update, Private Network-2G/3G: 2G/3G Event, Private Network-No Network: E-RAB
Abnormal Release (No Coverage), Private Network-No Network: Phone Poweroff Event,
Private Network-No Network: Attach Event, Private Network-Private Network: TAU Failure
Event, 4G-2G/3G: Inter-RAT Handover (non-private network), 4G-2G/3G: Inter-RAT
Redirection (non-private network), 4G-2G/3G: LAC Update (non-private network), 4G-
2G/3G: 2G/3G Event (non-private network), 4G-No Network: E-RAB Abnormal Release (No
Coverage) (non-private network), 4G-No Network: Phone Poweroff Event (non-private
network), 4G-No Network: Attach Event (non-private network), 4G-4G: TAU Failure Event
(non-private network)
 Data Service
Web Browsing Uplink Throughput, Web Browsing Downlink Throughput, Base Station
Specific Page Downlink Throughput, Video Uplink Throughput, Video Downlink
Throughput, Instant Messaging Uplink Throughput, Instant Messaging Downlink Throughput,
File Transfer Uplink Throughput, File Transfer Downlink Throughput, TCP Uplink
Throughput, TCP Downlink Throughput, Page Response Success Rate, Page Response Delay
 Traffic Evaluation
User Density Indicator, Uplink Volume, Downlink Volume, Uplink PRB Utilization,
Downlink PRB Utilization, Large Packet Volume Ratio, Medium Packet Volume Ratio, Small
Packet Volume Ratio, 4G Private Network Camping Ratio (by Traffic), 4G Private Network
Camping Ratio (by Duration)
 Voice Service
VoLTE MO Voice Call Failures, VoLTE MO Voice Call Alertings, VoLTE MO Voice Call
Completion Rate, VoLTE Voice Call Drops, VoLTE Voice Call Answers, VoLTE Voice
Call Drop Rate, VoLTE Voice Call Setup Delay, Percentage of Grids with High VoLTE
Voice Call Drop Rate, Percentage of Grids with Long VoLTE Voice Call Setup Delay,
Percentage of Calls with MOS Higher Than 2.8, Percentage of Calls with MOS Higher
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Failures, eSRVCC Successes, eSRVCC Success Rate, eSRVCC Handover Delay (User
Plane), Percentage of Grids with Low eSRVCC Success Rate, Percentage of Grids with
Long eSRVCC Handover Delay, VoLTE Voice RTP Packet Loss Rate, VoLTE Voice RTP
Jitter, CSFB MO Call Connection Failures, CSFB MO Call Connection Successes,
CSFB MO Call Completion Rate, CSFB MT Call Connection Failures, CSFB MT Call
Connection Successes, CSFB MT Call Completion Rate, CSFB MO Fallback Success
Rate, CSFB MT Fallback Success Rate, CSFB ESR Fallback Success Rate
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Web service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the Web Service KQI
Support license.
 Streaming service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the Streaming Service
KQI Support license.
 IM service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the IM Service KQI Support
license.
 File Access service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the FileAccess
Service KQI Support license.
 VoLTE service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the VoLTE Service KQI
Support license.
Huawei accurate optimization algorithms, the LTE TDD/FDD Problem Cause Statistics
license must be obtained.
 xDR query and track playback are supported only after users obtain the LTE FDD Single
User Analysis license.
 Analysis of some counters requires fragmental records. The size of fragmental records is
so large that the specifications and performance of the system are affected. Determine
whether to analyze the counters based on full consideration. The counters include:
 Percentage of Calls with MOS Higher Than 2.8, Percentage of Calls with MOS Higher
Than 3.0, Uplink MOS, Downlink MOS, QCI1 RTP Packet Loss Rate, QCI1 RTP Jitter
(Analysis of these counters requires the TDR_VOLTE_BAD_IPMOS_INFO fragmental
records.)
 TCP Uplink Throughput, TCP Downlink Throughput (Analysis of these counters
requires the DETAIL_UFDR_THROUGHPUT fragmental records.)
 This feature requires probes for collecting user-plane data, and related counters can be
used only when the Discovery is co-deployed with the SEQ Analyst.
2.3.5 SGNDFD-300030 LTE FDD Traffic Analysis

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Summary
This feature collects statistics on cell- and grid-level traffic, throughput rates, spectral
efficiency, and packet loss rates based on CHRs and MRs, and displays the statistical results
on maps.
Benefits
This feature collects statistics on traffic and throughput rates, helping operators understand the
hotspots for different services, identify high-value hotspots precisely, and expand capacity or
adjust resources accurately and efficiently. This feature also collects statistics on spectral
efficiency and packet loss rates, helping operators optimize data transmission performance.
Description
 This feature analyzes LTE traffic to identify traffic hotspots and low-throughput areas.
 This feature analyzes data transmission problems based on the identified areas with
throughput problems and related air-interface counters:
− Analyzes the traffic, throughput, spectral efficiency, packet loss rate, MCS, average
number of RBs, low throughput ratio, and VoLTE call duration based on the specified
cell set and time period.
− Supports the following counters:
− UL Traffic Volume (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− DL Traffic Volume (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− Total Traffic Volume (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− UL Traffic Volume of Small Traffic Services (Huawei only)
− Average UL Throughput (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− Average DL Throughput (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− VoLTE Call Duration (Huawei and Ericsson)
− UL Packet Loss Rate (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− DL Packet Loss Rate (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− Number of Subscribers (Huawei and Ericsson)
− UL MCS (Huawei only)
− DL MCS (Huawei only)
− Average UL RB Quantity (Huawei only)
− Average DL RB Quantity (Huawei only)
− UL Spectrum Efficiency (Huawei only)
− DL Spectrum Efficiency (Huawei only)
− UL Low Throughput Ratio (Huawei Only)
− DL Low Throughput Ratio (Huawei Only)
− UL IBLER (Huawei, and Ericsson [non-initial transmission supported]
− DL IBLER (Huawei, and Ericsson [non-initial transmission supported])
− Average DL Wideband CQI (Code Word 0) (Huawei and Ericsson)
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− Percentage of QCI N (Huawei and Ericsson)

− Collects statistics on cell-level information for each counter to identify the top-N
cells on a network.
− Displays the statistical results of each counter on grid maps. Indoor and outdoor
differentiation is supported.
− Analyzes the accurate causes of low downlink throughput problems. (Huawei only)
− Collects cell-level traffic statistics based on total MRs and MRs for which the
location fails.
− Allows users to view historical charts of traffic and throughput counters of the last
seven days in a monitored polygon.
− Analyzes MDT subscribers at the grid level.
− Analyzes traffic and throughput QCI distribution.
− Displays traffic distribution of a single cell. (Huawei only)
− Allows users to view all access subscribers in a cell. (Huawei only)
MV Support
 Nokia networks do not support this feature.
 If Ericsson provides traffic and throughput fields (private event recording), the PS traffic
and throughput on Ericsson networks can be analyzed.
 SFN analysis is not supported in MV scenarios.
 MDT subscriber analysis is not supported in MV scenarios.
 In MV scenarios, service types (data and VoLTE) are not differentiated in analysis of the
following counters: Average UL Throughput, Average UL Throughput, UL Packet Loss
Rate, and DL Packet Loss Rate.
 In MV scenarios, the following counters cannot be analyzed: UL/DL MCS, Average
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Enhancement
 This feature allows users to view all access subscribers in a cell. (Huawei only)
 This feature performs grid-level geographic analysis of traffic counters based on
software-based collected data and xDR data.
Dependencies
LTE FDD Single User Analysis feature.
 In subscriber quantity measurement, records from the interconnected MME are required
for obtaining IMSI information.
2.3.6 SGNDFD-300040 LTE FDD Coverage Analysis

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Benefits
This feature helps network planning engineers plan sites and adjust antenna parameters
quickly and efficiently.
Description
 RSRP(All MRs)
 RSRQ(All MRs)
 RSRP(1st MR)
 RSRQ(1st MR)
 RSRP(Last MR)
 RSRQ(Last MR)
 DL Weak Coverage Percentage
 DL Poor Quality Percentage
 DL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage
 DL Interference Percentage
 UE TxPower(All MRs) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RSRP(All MRs) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RS SINR(All MRs) (Huawei only)
 UE TxPower(1st MR) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RSRP(1st MR) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RS SINR(1st MR) (Huawei only)
 UE TxPower(Last MR) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RSRP(Last MR) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RS SINR(Last MR) (Huawei only)
 UL Weak Coverage Percentage
 UL Poor Quality Percentage
 UL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage
 UL Interference Percentage
 Over Shooting Grid Rate
 Dominant Cell
RSRP-related counters are used to identify weak coverage and RSRQ-related counters are
used to identify interference. (RSRP is short for reference signal received power and RSRQ is
short for reference signal received quality.)
First-MR counters are collected based on the first MR of each call after the call is connected.
All-MR counters are collected based on all the MRs of each call. The preceding types of
counters are used to identify the coverage upon initial access and the network-wide average
coverage.
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This feature allows users to view the coverage of a specified cell on maps and check whether
overshoot coverage or insufficient coverage occurs in the cell.
This feature analyzes the PDF and CDF charts for the RSRP(All MRs) and RSRQ(All
MRs) counters of a specified grid or cell.
includes the PDF and CDF charts for RSRP and RSRQ counters, engineering
parameters, and others.
weak RSRP, a large number of call drops, and a large volume of traffic.
"equal to."
− Cell-level or sector-equipment-level (in the SFN scenario) statistics analysis: This
function calculates the percentage of overshoot coverage grids in each specified cell
or each set of sector equipment, helping identify the top-N overshoot coverage cells
or sector equipment. This function also provides the information about each cell or
each set of sector equipment. The information includes the percentage of overshoot
coverage grids, maximum overshoot coverage call distance, average overshoot
coverage distance, percentage of overshoot coverage calls, total number of calls, and
others. The average overshoot coverage distance and the maximum overshoot
coverage call distance are used to evaluate the degree of overshoot coverage. The
percentage of overshoot coverage calls and the total number of calls are used to
determine the percentage of calls affected by overshoot coverage in the cell, helping
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percentage of overshoot coverage calls indicates a higher probability of exceptions,

which means that the cell needs to be preferentially optimized).
− Grid-level statistics analysis: This function displays the RSRP of the best serving cell
for each cell.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, the following internal counters cannot be
analyzed: UE TxPower, DM RSRP, UL DM RS SINR, UL Weak Coverage Percentage,
UL Poor Quality Percentage, UL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage, and UL
Interference Percentage.
 For Ericsson networks, the DL Poor Quality Percentage, DL Weak Coverage and Poor
Quality Percentage, and DL Interference Percentage counters are determined based on
CQIs. These counters are supported in the L14B version and later.
 For Nokia networks, the DL Poor Quality Percentage, DL Weak Coverage and Poor
the RSRQ. (Huawei: CQI of code 0)
 The SFN scenario is not supported.
 In MDT positioning result filter, 20 m x 20 m grid-level analysis is not supported.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.3.7 SGNDFD-300050 LTE FDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature analyzes overlapped coverage and overlapping coverage. It identifies grids with
high ratio of overlapped coverage or those with a large number of overlapping coverage-
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grids on maps. This feature also identifies pollution source cells, helping operators quickly
identify downlink interference and adjust antenna parameters and power control parameters.
Benefits
This feature helps engineers quickly identify downlink interference areas on an LTE FDD
Description
Overlapped coverage analysis provides the following functions:
This function provides the list of cells where overlapped coverage occurs. This function
collects statistics on information, such as the average RSRP, average RSRQ, ratio of
overlapped-coverage-related MRs, total number of pilot-polluted MRs, and the total number
of MRs, of each cell. Users can quickly identify the cells where the most severe overlapped
coverage occurs based on the statistics.
 Displays the overlapped-coverage-related grids.
This function displays grids with severe pollution problems on maps, and allows users to
switch to the Google Map layer to check the actual geographic environment.
 Collects statistics on grid-level overlapped coverage problems on the entire network.
This function provides the list of grids where overlapped coverage occurs and collects
statistics on information, such as average RSRP, average RSRQ, ratio of overlapped-
coverage-related MRs, and total number of MRs, of each cell. This function also displays the
location of a specified grid on maps.
 Analyzes pilot pollution source cells in overlapped cells.
This function allows users to view information about pollution source cells of an overlapped
cell. The information contains average RSRP and RSRQ of pilot-polluted MRs, whether
neighboring cells are defined, whether the pollution source cells are overlapping cells, and
Overlapping coverage analysis provides the following functions:
Provides the list of cells where overlapped coverage occurs. This function collects statistics
on information, such as the average RSRP, average RSRQ, ratio of overlapped-coverage-
related MRs, total number of pilot-polluted MRs, and the total number of MRs, of each cell.
Users can quickly identify the cells where the most severe overlapped coverage occurs based
on the statistics.
 Displays the overlapping-coverage-related grids.
This function displays grids with severe overlapping coverage problems on maps, and allows
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 Collects statistics on grid-level overlapping coverage problems on the entire network.

This function provides the list of grids where overlapping coverage occurs and collects
statistics on information, such as average RSRP, average RSRQ, total number of pilot-
polluted MRs, and total number of MRs, of each cell. This function also displays the location
of a specified grid on maps.
 Collects statistics on pollution source cells.
This function displays information, such as average RSRP and RSRQ of pilot-polluted MRs,
number of pilot-polluted MRs, and total number of MRs, of all pollution source cells.
 Analyzes pollution source cells of pilot-polluted cells.
This function allows users to view information about pollution source cells of a pilot-polluted
neighboring cells are defined, number of pilot-polluted MRs, and cell distance.
 Supports data analysis in the SFN scenario.
This function allows users to analyze problems by sector equipment for both interfered and
interfering cells. In eRAN8.1 and later versions, users can analyze sector equipment for
interfered cells. For eRAN11.1 and later versions, users can analyze sector equipment for
interfering cells.
MV Support
 Cell information is inaccurate if configuration files do not contain external cell
information.
Enhancement
None.
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2.3.8 SGNDFD-300060 LTE FDD Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell

Analysis
Availability
Summary
Benefits
improves neighboring cell optimization efficiency and accuracy.
Description
cell.
− Neighboring LTE cell analysis chart: Information, such as the average RSRP of each
cell, is displayed in bar and curve chart.
Multiple cells with the same EARFCN and same PCI exist in an LTE network. The
undefined neighboring cells are identified by EARFCN and PCI. The system provides
the undefined neighboring cells based on algorithm analysis, but the analysis results
may be inaccurate due to various factors. The system provides a maximum of five
possible neighboring cells corresponding to the neighboring cell EARFCN and PCI.
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In MRs, missing neighboring cells are identified by EARFCN and scrambling code.
Some cells are configured with the same EARFCN and the same scrambling code. The
cells.
 Exports analysis results.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.3.9 SGNDFD-300130 LTE FDD Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell

Analysis
Availability
Summary
Benefits
With service and load increase on an LTE network, operators use multi-frequency networking.
This causes a large number of inter-frequency handovers. This feature allows operators to
efficiently optimize inter-frequency neighboring cells without conducting a large number of
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Description
LTE inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis: Based on certain algorithms, the Discovery
analyzes the inter-frequency neighboring cell MRs reported by UEs, configuration data, and
engineering parameters, and generates a neighboring cell analysis report.
 The analysis contains the following information:
− Overview table of neighboring cell analysis: This table lists the missing and
redundant inter-frequency neighboring cells of all the test cells in the analysis task.
− Neighboring cell information table: This table lists details about all inter-frequency
neighboring cells of a test cell, including defined and undefined neighboring cells.
The result is calculated based on the measurement data reported by UEs. This table
also provides operation suggestions, such as reserving defined neighboring cells,
deleting redundant neighboring cells, adding missing neighboring cells, and not
performing any operation on undefined neighboring cells.
− LTE inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis chart: The information about all the
inter-frequency neighboring cells of a specified test cell is displayed in bar and curve
charts.
The preceding tables and charts are displayed on the same window. Engineers can
perform the correlation analysis by cell, which helps improve analysis efficiency.
− Confirms possible neighboring cells.
Undefined inter-frequency neighboring cells are identified by EARFCN and
scrambling code. Multiple cells with the same EARFCN and same scrambling code
exist on an LTE network. The system provides the undefined neighboring cells based
on algorithm analysis, but the analysis results may be inaccurate due to various
factors. The Discovery provides GUIs so that engineers can manually select and
confirm undefined inter-frequency neighboring cells before exporting neighboring
cell analysis results.
 The LTE inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis reports can be exported as .csv, .xls,
or .xlsx files.
− Neighboring cell overview result: The Discovery displays the inter-frequency
neighboring cells of all the test cells.
− Analysis results of possible neighboring cells: An undefined inter-frequency
neighboring cell is selected from multiple candidate cells with the same EARFCN
and same scrambling code. The Discovery lists these possible undefined cells in the
possible neighboring cell result.
− Analysis results of neighboring cells on the entire network: The Discovery displays
the neighboring cell optimization results of all the test cells on the entire network.
Based on the results, engineers can analyze the missing neighboring cells on the
entire network.
− Displays the information about inter-frequency neighboring cells on maps.
The Discovery displays the inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis results on maps.
This helps network optimization engineers to analyze problems based on positions of
problem cells.
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Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.3.10 SGNDFD-300160 LTE FDD PCI Check

Availability
Summary
The physical cell identifier (PCI) consistency check involves checks on PCI conflicts,
confusion, intra-frequency and co-PCI reuse distance, PCI mod30, and PCI reserved values,
helping engineers quickly identify problems caused by improper PCI configuration and
improve daily network optimization efficiency.
Benefits
On an LTE network, PCIs determine the main synchronization code, frequency-domain
position of downlink RSs, and channel scrambling codes of a cell, and are used as unique
identifiers of cells within a certain scope. PCI configuration is of great importance to a
network. It is necessary to evaluate and check PCIs and modify problem PCIs in a timely
manner. In this way, network problems caused by improper PCI planning can be prevented
and network quality can be improved. The Discovery can quickly analyze PCI problems to
greatly improve the work efficiency of network optimization engineers and reduce
maintenance costs.
Description
LTE PCI analysis: Analyzes PCIs based on configuration data, engineering parameter data,
and algorithms, and exports PCI analysis reports.
 The LTE PCI analysis supports the following functions:
− Check of PCI consistency of external neighboring cells: This feature checks whether
the information about external cells configured for base station A is consistent with
that configured for base station B. The information includes PCI and frequency
configuration. With the PCI consistency check function, if the configuration
information of these external cells of base station B is modified, the information
about these cells of base station A will be modified accordingly. Therefore, the
handover failures caused by inconsistent parameters are prevented.
− PCI conflict and confusion detection: A PCI conflict refers to the same frequency and
same PCI are shared by a serving cell and its neighboring cells. PCI confusion refers
to the same frequency and same PCI are shared by the neighboring cells of a cell. A
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− This feature includes intra-frequency and co-PCI confusion detection, intra-frequency

and co-PCI reuse distance detection, PCI mod30 conflict detection, and reserved PCI
detection.
− This feature checks for cells where PCI conflict or confusion exists, PCI mod30
problems exist, and reserved PCIs are used, and displays the PCI consistency check
results in tables and maps.
 LTE PCI analysis reports can be exported as .csv, .xls, or .xlsx files. An LTE PCI
analysis report contains the following information:
− PCI consistency check on external neighboring cells: exports external neighboring
cells of a cell and the cells whose external neighboring cells have inconsistent PCIs.
− PCI conflict and confusion check: exports cells where PCI confusion and conflicts
are detected based on configured neighbor relationships, helping engineers modify
PCIs based on check results.
− Intra-frequency and co-PCI reuse distance check
− Cells with PCI problems are displayed on maps.
The Discovery displays the analysis results of cells with PCI problems on maps. This helps
network optimization engineers to analyze problems based on positions of problem cells.
Analysis in the SFN scenario is not allowed.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.3.11 SGNDFD-300080 LTE FDD Network Performance Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature provides the access failure analysis, call drop analysis, and handover analysis
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Benefits
Description
 LTE access analysis
− Analyzes access requests, failures, successes, and success rate based on the specified
− Differentiates service types, including All, Data, GBR Data, Non-GBR Data, and
VoLTE, during E-RAB access analysis. Service types are not differentiated during
RRC access analysis.
− Analyzes causes of access failures.
− Evaluates network access failure counters from the cell dimension, identifies the
bottom access failure cells on the entire network, and collects statistics on the
distribution of cell-level causes (only for Huawei networks). It collects statistics on
the bottom subscribers (default: 1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell
where access failures occur, drills down the CDRs of bottom subscribers where
access failures occur, and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
− Evaluates access failure counters from the grid dimension, identifies the bottom cells
in grids where access failures frequently occur, and collects statistics on the
distribution of grid-level causes (only for Huawei networks). This function collects
on these CDRs.
− LTE call drop analysis
The UMTS call drop analysis function collects statistics on cell- and grid-level call
− Analyzes normal E-RAB releases, call drops, and call drop rate based on the
specified vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time duration, or frequency.
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of cell-level causes (only for Huawei networks). It collects statistics on the bottom
UEs (default: 1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell where call drops
occur, drills down the CDRs of bottom UEs where call drops occur, and performs in-
grid-level causes (only for Huawei networks). This function collects statistics on the
bottom subscribers who encounter call drops in grids, drills down the CDRs of such
bottom subscribers, and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
− Intra-LTE handover analysis
affecting subscriber experience. This function collects statistics on and analyzes intra-LTE
 Analyzes handover requests, failures (preparation and execution differentiated), and
frequency.
 Analyzes handovers for all services or for the VoLTE service.
 Analyzes cell-level handover failures, collects statistics on the bottom UEs (default:
 Inter-LTE handover analysis
This function collects statistics on and analyzes inter-LTE handover failures and displays the
analysis results on maps:
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MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, whether there is data transmitted is not considered in
abnormal E-RAB release statistics collection.
 As terminal analysis is not supported in MV scenarios, terminal analysis direction is also
not supported.
 Handover neighboring cell information is incomplete if configuration files do not contain
external cell information.
Enhancement
Dependencies
analyzed only after users obtain the license for the LTE FDD Single User Analysis
feature.
users obtain the license for the LTE FDD User Group Analysis feature.
analyzed only after users obtain the license for the LTE FDD User Group Analysis
feature.
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2.3.12 SGNDFD-300110 LTE FDD User Group Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
Benefits
Description
information.
group.
− Analyzes LTE subscriber group KPIs for evaluating the KPI status of a subscriber
− Users can query and filter KPIs in terms of vendor, service type (All, Data, Data
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− Users can measure and analyze KPIs of subscribers in a specified subscriber group,
including:
a selected date
− Users can export KPI statistics of subscriber groups.
objects and causes:
counter type (E-RAB setup failure, abnormal E-RAB release, handover failure, or
long access delay), subscriber group, cell set, polygon, time duration, or
indoor/outdoor.
− Displays the exceptions of subscriber groups on grid maps, displays top-1000 grid-
level exceptions in a list to identify the areas where exceptions frequently occur, and
synchronously displays tables and charts.
Performance Analysis (not supported in long E-RAB setup delay scenarios) for
depth.
− Analyzes subscriber group traffic statistics for identifying hotspots of defined
subscriber groups:
− Users can query and filter traffic statistics in terms of vendor, service type (All, Data,
or VoLTE), counter type (traffic volume, average throughput, or subscriber quantity
of defined subscriber group), subscriber group, cell set, polygon, time duration, or
indoor/outdoor.
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− Analyzes subscriber group coverage for evaluating the coverage conditions of

counter type (RSRP and RSRQ), subscriber group, cell, polygon, time duration, or
indoor/outdoor.
charts.
− Users can query CHRs for subscribers of a defined subscriber group by time, further
analyze the CHRs, and query CHRs for the subscribers. For VVIP subscribers, users
can query all signaling messages (only for Huawei networks).
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, traffic- and throughput-related counters cannot be
analyzed in MV scenarios.
 Users cannot collect VoLTE voice quality information in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
Data Access feature. By default, the exception cause statistics are based on the causes
related to the standard signaling process specified in the 3GPP protocol. To use the
exception causes based on Huawei accurate optimization algorithms, the LTE FDD
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2.3.13 SGNDFD-300120 LTE FDD Single User Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
Benefits
Description
− Collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within a specified
time duration.
− Queries the call-level summary CHRs of complaining subscribers from the time
dimension and displays these CHRs in calling sequence. This helps identify the calls
that are set up when subscribers complain to a telecom operator and analyze the
exceptions related to call access, call release, and handover. When inter-NE CHRs are
generated during a call, the Discovery tries its best to combine the CHRs and display
all the combined CHRs and raw CHRs.
− Displays a specific summary CHR on a map.
− This function plays back the MR track of a call from the time dimension.
− This function plays back the MR track of a call from the space dimension.
− This function allows users to set the playback speed.
− This function selects the counters when the MR track of a cell is played back from
the space dimension.
− This function correlates MR tracks and cells during playback.
− Drills down detailed CHR information based on summary CHRs:
− Layer 3 signaling information: includes the signaling messages transmitted on the S1
and X2 interfaces.
− MR information: includes intra-frequency periodic MRs or MDT, event MRs or
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− E-RAB information: includes the exception information and data transmission

information about each E-RAB.
− Mobility information: includes the causes of intra-frequency, inter-frequency, and
inter-RAT handovers and the air interface conditions before and after handovers.
− Other information: includes the error codes for original access or release exceptions.
− Exports summary call data.
− Displays the exceptions (call failures, handover failures, and overlong access delays)
encountered by a single subscriber from the space dimension on maps, and identifies
and analyzes the call exceptions in the place where subscribers complain to a telecom
operator.
− Plays back MR tracks based on exceptions and analyzes the radio environment when
call exceptions occur.
− Queries GSM/UMTS/LTE multi-RAT CHRs.
Users can select multiple RATs at a time. For CSFB CHRs, users can query correlated
GSM/UMTS/LTE CHRs.
 Exports CHRs.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, CHR fields, such as MCS and UE MR
(TA/RSRP/SINR), cannot be analyzed in MV scenarios.
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, CSFB fields cannot be analyzed in MV scenarios.
Enhancement
This feature collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within a
Dependencies
after they obtain the license for the LTE FDD User Group Analysis feature and the
 Users are allowed to view GSM and UMTS CHRs associated with the CSFB CHRs only
after they obtain the licenses of the GSM Single User Analysis and UMTS Single User
Analysis features.
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2.3.14 SGNDFD-300170 LTE FDD Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
Benefits
investment (ROI).
Description
This feature provides the following functions.
library, including:
− Device TAC Code
− Device Model
− Device Brand
− Device OS
− Device Type
− Chip Model
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− Terminal penetration rate analysis: Users can view the number and proportion of
terminals of the top-N (default: 10, maximum: 20) brands and the number and
proportion of terminals of a specified brand, and drill down top-N (default: 10,
maximum: 20) terminal models from terminal vendors.
− Support Protocol Version(R8/R9/R10/R11)
− Support Handover to GERAN PS Domain
− Support Inter-Freq Measurement
− Support Inter-RAT Measurement
− Support Inter-RAT Handover
− Support ANR Measurement
− Support LTE FDD/TDD Handover
− Support TM9
− Support LTE Band
− Support GSM Band
− Support SRVCC to GSM
− Support SRVCC to UMTS
− Support SPS
− Support TTI Bundling
− Support ROHC
− Support LTE Redirection to G/U
− Support CSFB
− Support CA
− Support FDD TM7
− Support FDD TM8
− Support TDD TM8
− Support Category
of a specified terminal type; and performance distribution of a specified terminal type
in each cell.
MV Support
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Dependencies
Discovery.
 IMEI information must be obtained from records of the interconnected MME.
2.3.15 SGNDFD-300220 LTE FDD NE Configuration Check

Availability
Summary
This feature provides operators with the NE Configuration Parameter Check and NE
Operation Log Verification functions.
Benefits
The NE Configuration Parameter Check allows the operators to quickly query NE
configuration parameters and NE operation logs. Based on the query results, the operators can
learn whether the NE configuration parameter changes and NE operation changes affect the
network quality.
Description
 NE Operation Log Verification
− Verifies NE operation logs based on the following search criteria: Analysis Type (NE
Operation Log), Vendor (Huawei), RAT, Period (maximum: 14 days), Time (multi-
hour analysis supported), and Object (NE or Cell Group).
− Displays NE operation logs of the selected cell in the specified period in two tables.
− NE Configuration Parameter Check
− Provides the following functions: single-cell configuration check, multi-cell
configuration check, and single-cell configuration check in different dates.
− Checks parameters based on the following search criteria: Category (NE parameter
check), Vendor (Huawei), RAT, Period (day), and object (NE, Area, or Cell Group).
− Displays configuration parameter check results of the selected cell in the specified
period in tables.
− Allows users to import and export parameter check templates.
− Allows users to export parameter check results.
MV Support
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2.3.16 SGNDFD-300300 LTE FDD Problem Cause Statistics

Availability
Summary
Benefits
a daily basis.
Description
the LTE FDD Problem Cause Statistics feature.
 LTE Key Road Evaluation (E-RAB Abnormal Release)
 LTE Network Performance Analysis (E-RAB Access Failure, E-RAB Abnormal Release)
 LTE User Group Analysis (E-RAB Access Failure, E-RAB Abnormal Release)
 LTE Single User Analysis (E-RAB Access Failure, E-RAB Abnormal Release)
 LTE Traffic Analysis (Low Downlink Throughput)
MV Support
Enhancement
None
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2.4 LTE TDD Features

2.4.1 SGNDFD-400010 LTE TDD Network Health Evaluation
Availability
Summary
health of each valuable area on a network, helping users quickly identify problem areas. Users
can set some areas as valuable areas. The counter quality in the valuable areas greatly affects
the health score of the areas and entire network.
Benefits
This feature helps telecom operators continuously evaluate the status of a network and
valuable areas on the network, thereby providing a basis for area managers' work assignment
and evaluation management. This feature also provides continuous evaluation reports for
telecom operators to evaluate the health of the network and areas, helping telecom operators
make future plans.
Description
 Scores health from dimensions, such as coverage (weak coverage and overlapped
coverage), performance (access failure, call drop, and handover failure), and traffic
(traffic variation, only for Huawei networks).
atomic counters:
 Coverage
 Uplink weak coverage (only for Huawei networks): High UE TXPower Ratio, UL Poor
RSRP Ratio, and UL Poor SINR Ratio
 Downlink weak coverage: DL Poor RSRP Ratio and DL Poor RSRQ Ratio
 Overlapped coverage
 Performance
 Retainability: Call Drop Ratio
 Mobility: Intra-Frequency HO Success Ratio and Inter-Frequency HO Success Ratio
 PS Traffic Variation
− Allows users to specify the time period, vendor (Huawei and Ericsson), and
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mobility) values, and top-5 problem polygons of a specified sub-item (for example,
performance).
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of a specified sub-counter (for example,
Handover Success Ratio).
− Allows users to view the hourly trend of each sub-counter for a specified top-5
problem polygon, and the list of top-10 problem areas for the polygon. This feature
(Coverage Analysis and Pilot Pollution Analysis). For a top-10 problem area, this
feature can direct users to the Problem Area Recognition feature for further query and
analysis in this area.
example, retainability and mobility) values, and grid-level distribution of a specified
sub-item (for example, performance).
counter (for example, Handover Success Ratio) under a specified sub-counter (for
example, mobility). This feature can direct users from an hourly trend chart to related
network analysis features (Coverage Analysis and Pilot Pollution Analysis). For a
top-10 problem area, this feature can direct users to the Problem Area Recognition
feature for further query and analysis in this area.
grid map.
period, vendor, frequency band, and polygon, and allows users to export the reports.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, scoring in the traffic dimension is not supported in
MV scenarios.
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, scoring in the uplink weak coverage dimension (UE
Enhancement
This feature supports hourly health evaluation for scoring the network or a specified polygon.
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Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as LTE TDD Coverage
Analysis, LTE TDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis, LTE TDD Problem Area
Recognition, and LTE TDD Network Performance Analysis, only after they obtain the
license for the feature.
TDD Data Access feature.
 Users can analyze Nokia NEs only after they obtain the license for the Nokia LTE TDD
2.4.2 SGNDFD-400020 LTE TDD Problem Area Recognition

Availability
Summary
areas.
Benefits
areas.
Description
(Huawei and Ericsson), NE range, polygon, frequency band, and counter. This feature
determines whether each grid is problem based on a specified counter, and determines
the severity of each problem grid. This feature also analyzes the location adjacency
relationships between problem grids to identify continuous problem grids.
− Coverage
− Uplink coverage (only for Huawei networks): High UE TXPower, UL Poor RSRP,
and UL Poor SINR
− Downlink coverage: RSRP and RSRQ
− Overlapped coverage
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− Retainability: Call Drop Ratio

− Mobility: Handover Success Ratio (inter-RAT)
Directs users to the window for another feature, such as LTE TDD Coverage Analysis
and LTE TDD Pilot Pollution Analysis, to further analyze problem causes.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, scoring in the uplink coverage dimension (UE
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Users can be redirected to the page for another feature, such as LTE TDD Coverage
Analysis, LTE TDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis, and LTE TDD Network
Performance Analysis, only after they obtain the license for the feature.
2.4.3 SGNDFD-400070 LTE TDD Key Road Evaluation

Availability
Summary
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 Analyzes road coverage to evaluate the coverage of key roads.
frequency band, road range, or time period (day or hour).
− RSRP
− RSRQ
− Overlapped Coverage
− Displays grid-level air-interface coverage problems when the analysis result of the
throughput counters shows that the road throughput is low.
frequency band, road range, or time period (day or hour).
− Displays counters related to data service throughput evaluation during long calls with
a high moving speed on a map and in a table and correlates the map with the table for
evaluating air interface coverage problems when the throughput on the road is low.
The geographic display is based on distance convergence, and the distance can be set
to 10 m, 20 m, 30 m, 40 m, and 50 m.
Counters related to data service throughput evaluation include:
− Average UL Throughput
− Average DL Throughput
− UL Packet Loss Rate
− DL Packet Loss Rate
− UL MCS (only for initial transmission)
− DL MCS (only for initial transmission)
− UL IBLER
− DL IBLER
− Average UL RB Quantity
− Average DL RB Quantity
− RANK2 Ratio (only for initial transmission)
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− Analyzes road exceptions based on a specified vendor (Huawei and Ericsson),
frequency band, service type, road range, or time period (day or hour).
− ALL: E-RAB Abnormal Release, Intra-Frequency Handover Preparation Failure,
Intra-Frequency Handover Execution Failure, Inter-Frequency Handover Preparation
Failure, Inter-Frequency Handover Execution Failure, Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover
Preparation Failure (L->G), Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution Failure (L->G),
Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation Failure (L->U), and Inter-RAT Outgoing
Handover Execution Failure (L->U)
− Data/Data GBR/Data Non-GB: E-RAB Abnormal Release
− VoLTE: E-RAB Abnormal Release, Intra-Frequency Handover Preparation Failure
(including VoLTE), Intra-Frequency Handover Execution Failure (including VoLTE),
Inter-Frequency Handover Preparation Failure (including VoLTE), Inter-Frequency
Handover Execution Failure (including VoLTE), SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing
Handover Preparation Failure (LTE to GSM), SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover
Execution Failure (LTE to GSM), SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation
Failure (LTE to UMTS), and SRVCC Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution
Failure (LTE to UMTS)
− CSFB: CSFB Preparation Failure, CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation
Failure (LTE to GSM), CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution Failure (LTE
to GSM), CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Preparation Failure (LTE to UMTS),
and CSFB Inter-RAT Outgoing Handover Execution Failure (LTE to UMTS)
collects statistics on the cause distribution of the top-5 cells.
− Collects statistics on exceptions on a road in the cell, subscriber, and cause
dimensions to demarcate abnormal objects and causes.
Analysis in the SFN scenario is not supported.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, CSFB services cannot be differentiated in MV
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 When private data sources, such as UE uplink measurement blocks and flow blocks, can
be obtained on the Ericsson networks, throughput-related air interface problems can be
analyzed and the following counters are different from those on Huawei networks:
 UL MCS (only for initial transmission): not supported
 DL MCS (only for initial transmission): not supported
 UL IBLER: number of non-initial transmission failures
 DL IBLER: number of non-initial transmission failures
 Average UL RB Quantity: not supported
 Average DL RB Quantity: not supported
 RANK2 Ratio (only for initial transmission):
 CA MR Ratio: not supported
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, Overlapped Coverage counters cannot be analyzed in
MV scenarios.
Enhancement
 LTE MV adaptation is added, and Ericsson networks are supported.
 LTE Overlapped Coverage are added.
Dependencies
Huawei accurate optimization algorithms, the LTE TDD Problem Cause Statistics license
must be obtained.
2.4.4 SGNDFD-400340 LTE TDD High-speed Rail Evaluation

Availability
Summary
This feature identifies high-speed railway subscribers based on call records on high-speed
railway lines, displays the geographic observation results of the call records on the map, and
analyzes the information. Users can obtain the overview of key high-speed railways and
perform comprehensive evaluation and subject analysis. Subject analysis includes coverage
analysis, abnormal-event analysis, network disconnection analysis, interference analysis,
resource capacity analysis, and KQI analysis. The preceding analysis is performed based on
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Benefits
This feature is used to support high-speed railway evaluation in daily optimization of
customer networks. It assists in problem analysis and reduces the DT frequency, DT costs,
and optimization costs.
Description
 High-speed railway evaluation overview: This function intuitively displays the overall
ranking, counters, charts, tables, and geographic analysis results of high-speed railway
lines.
− Presents overall high-speed railway information based on the specified vendor, RAT,
time range (hour, day, or week; maximum: 14 days), high-speed railway line, and
high-speed railway direction.
− Displays management counters of all high-speed railway lines in tables.
− Correlatively updates the geographic observation results of high-speed railway
segments, top-N city ranking, and related trend charts based on the specified search
criteria and selected counter.
− Supports comparative analysis of a single counter for multiple lines, as well as
multiple counters for a single line, based on trend charts.
− Directs users from geographic display results, top-N city ranking, tables, and trend
charts to the comprehensive evaluation and subject analysis for further analysis.
− High-speed railway comprehensive evaluation: This function comprehensively
evaluates high-speed railways based on all related counters, complete charts and
tables, and multi-dimensional geographic analysis.
line, high-speed railway segment, province, city, VIP, and high-speed railway
direction.
province/city, correlated cell, and VIP.
− Filters and sorts out information in tables based on multiple counters.
− Allows users to view the trend chart of a single counter for multiple high-speed
railway objects, or that of multiple counters for a single high-speed railway object.
− High-speed railway subject analysis: This function analyzes coverage, abnormal
events, network disconnections, interference, capability, and KQIs based on different
counter types. For different themes and counters, this function performs in-depth
analysis based on counter correlation, chart and table filter and comparison,
configuration parameter/engineering parameter/neighboring cell analysis,
interference analysis, polygon analysis, cause analysis, track playback, and xDR
query.
line, high-speed railway segment, province, city, and high-speed railway direction.
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province/city, grid, correlated cell, and top-N subscribers.
− Queries related counters of a high-speed railway counter for further analysis.
− Filters and sorts out queried information based on multiple counters.
− Analyzes and queries counters using CDF/PDF charts and trend charts.
− Correlatively analyzes configuration data, engineering parameters, and neighboring
cell information of a specific cell and displays the correlative analysis results.
− Analyzes interference and displays information about the interference sources and
interference analysis results.
− Draws polygons on high-speed railway lines for analyzing some counters and collects
statistics on the top-N cells and subscribers of a problem railway segment for further
analysis.
− Analyzes the single-subscriber original exceptions of top-N subscribers for some
counters, and plays back a call and drills down into xDRs of a single event to further
locate the cause.
− Displays causes for some counters.
− The following counters can be analyzed in this feature (CHR/MR+xDR):
− Coverage and Interference
RSRP, Percentage of Grids with Poor RSRP, Weak Coverage Rate, Composite
Coverage Rate, Controlling Intensity, Percentage of Grids with Poor Controlling
Intensity, Overlapping Coverage Rate, RSRQ, Percentage of Grids with Poor RSRQ,
Uplink SINR, Percentage of Grids with Poor Uplink SINR, RANK2 ratio
− Network Performance
Intra-frequency Handover Preparation Failures, Intra-frequency Handover Preparation
Successes, Intra-frequency Handover Preparation Failure Ratio, Inter-frequency Handover
Preparation Failures, Inter-frequency Handover Preparation Successes, Inter-frequency
Handover Preparation Failure Ratio, Intra-frequency Handover Execution Failures, Intra-
frequency Handover Execution Successes, Intra-frequency Handover Execution Failure Ratio,
Inter-frequency Handover Execution Failures, Inter-frequency Handover Execution
Successes, Inter-frequency Handover Execution Failure Ratio, Percentage of Grids with Poor
Intra-frequency Handover Execution, Poor Intra-frequency Handover Execution Grids,
Frequent Intra-frequency Handovers, Frequent Intra-frequency Handover Ratio, Frequent
Inter-frequency Handovers, Abnormal E-RAB Releases, Abnormal E-RAB Release Ratio,
Abnormal E-RAB Releases (VoLTE), Abnormal E-RAB Release Ratio (VoLTE), E-RAB
Setup Failures, E-RAB Setup Failure Ratio, E-RAB Setup Failures (VoLTE), E-RAB Setup
Failure Ratio (VoLTE)
 Network Disconnection Events
Total Network Disconnections, Private Network-Public Network: TAU Event, Private
Network-Public Network: Non-platform Handover Event, Private Network-2G/3G: Inter-RAT
Handover, Private Network-2G/3G: Inter-RAT Redirection, Private Network-2G/3G: LAC
Update, Private Network-2G/3G: 2G/3G Event, Private Network-No Network: E-RAB
Abnormal Release (No Coverage), Private Network-No Network: Phone Poweroff Event,
Private Network-No Network: Attach Event, Private Network-Private Network: TAU Failure
Event, 4G-2G/3G: Inter-RAT Handover (non-private network), 4G-2G/3G: Inter-RAT
Redirection (non-private network), 4G-2G/3G: LAC Update (non-private network), 4G-
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Coverage) (non-private network), 4G-No Network: Phone Poweroff Event (non-private

network), 4G-No Network: Attach Event (non-private network), 4G-4G: TAU Failure Event
(non-private network)
 Data Service
Web Browsing Uplink Throughput, Web Browsing Downlink Throughput, Base Station
Specific Page Downlink Throughput, Video Uplink Throughput, Video Downlink
Throughput, Instant Messaging Uplink Throughput, Instant Messaging Downlink Throughput,
File Transfer Uplink Throughput, File Transfer Downlink Throughput, TCP Uplink
Throughput, TCP Downlink Throughput, Page Response Success Rate, Page Response Delay
 Traffic Evaluation
User Density Indicator, Uplink Volume, Downlink Volume, Uplink PRB Utilization,
Downlink PRB Utilization, Large Packet Volume Ratio, Medium Packet Volume Ratio, Small
Packet Volume Ratio, 4G Private Network Camping Ratio (by Traffic), 4G Private Network
Camping Ratio (by Duration)
 Voice Service
VoLTE MO Voice Call Failures, VoLTE MO Voice Call Alertings, VoLTE MO Voice Call
Completion Rate, VoLTE Voice Call Drops, VoLTE Voice Call Answers, VoLTE Voice Call
Drop Rate, VoLTE Voice Call Setup Delay, Percentage of Grids with High VoLTE Voice Call
Drop Rate, Percentage of Grids with Long VoLTE Voice Call Setup Delay, Percentage of
Calls with MOS Higher Than 2.8, Percentage of Calls with MOS Higher Than 3.0, Uplink
MOS, Downlink MOS, IMS Registration Success Rate, eSRVCC Failures, eSRVCC
Successes, eSRVCC Success Rate, eSRVCC Handover Delay (User Plane), Percentage of
Grids with Low eSRVCC Success Rate, Percentage of Grids with Long eSRVCC Handover
Delay, VoLTE Voice RTP Packet Loss Rate, VoLTE Voice RTP Jitter, CSFB MO Call
Connection Failures, CSFB MO Call Connection Successes, CSFB MO Call Completion
Rate, CSFB MT Call Connection Failures, CSFB MT Call Connection Successes, CSFB MT
Call Completion Rate, CSFB MO Fallback Success Rate, CSFB MT Fallback Success Rate,
CSFB ESR Fallback Success Rate
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 Web service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the Web Service KQI
Support license.
 Streaming service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the Streaming Service
KQI Support license.
 IM service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the IM Service KQI Support
license.
 File Access service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the FileAccess
Service KQI Support license.
 VoLTE service counters can be analyzed only after users obtain the VoLTE Service KQI
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license must be obtained.
 xDR query and track playback are supported only after users obtain the LTE TDD Single
User Analysis license.
 Analysis of some counters requires fragmental records. The size of fragmental records is
so large that the specifications and performance of the system are affected. Determine
whether to analyze the counters based on full consideration. The counters include:
 Percentage of Calls with MOS Higher Than 2.8, Percentage of Calls with MOS Higher
Than 3.0, Uplink MOS, Downlink MOS, QCI1 RTP Packet Loss Rate, QCI1 RTP Jitter
(Analysis of these counters requires the TDR_VOLTE_BAD_IPMOS_INFO fragmental
records.)
 TCP Uplink Throughput, TCP Downlink Throughput (Analysis of these counters
requires the DETAIL_UFDR_THROUGHPUT fragmental records.)
 This feature requires probes for collecting user-plane data, and related counters can be
used only when the Discovery is co-deployed with the SEQ Analyst.

2.4.5 SGNDFD-400030 LTE TDD Traffic Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature collects statistics on cell- and grid-level traffic, throughput rates, spectral
efficiency, and packet loss rates based on CHRs and MRs, and displays the statistical results
on maps.
Benefits
This feature collects statistics on traffic and throughput rates, helping operators understand the
hotspots for different services, identify high-value hotspots precisely, and expand capacity or
adjust resources accurately and efficiently. This feature also collects statistics on spectral
efficiency and packet loss rates, helping operators optimize data transmission performance.
Description
 This feature analyzes LTE traffic to identify traffic hotspots and low-throughput areas.
 This feature analyzes data transmission problems based on the identified areas with
throughput problems and related air-interface counters:
− Analyzes the traffic, throughput, spectral efficiency, packet loss rate, MCS, average
number of RBs, low throughput ratio, and VoLTE call duration based on the specified
cell set and time period.
− Supports the following counters:
− UL Traffic Volume (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− DL Traffic Volume (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
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− UL Traffic Volume of Small Traffic Services (Huawei only)

− Average UL Throughput (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− Average DL Throughput (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− VoLTE Call Duration (Huawei and Ericsson)
− UL Packet Loss Rate (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− DL Packet Loss Rate (Huawei, and Ericsson [depending on internal fields])
− Number of Subscribers (Huawei and Ericsson)
− UL MCS (Huawei only)
− DL MCS (Huawei only)
− Average UL RB Quantity (Huawei only)
− Average DL RB Quantity (Huawei only)
− UL Spectrum Efficiency (Huawei only)
− DL Spectrum Efficiency (Huawei only)
− UL Low Throughput Ratio (Huawei Only)
− DL Low Throughput Ratio (Huawei Only)
− UL IBLER (Huawei, and Ericsson [non-initial transmission supported])
− DL IBLER (Huawei, and Ericsson [non-initial transmission supported])
− Rank 2 Percentage (only for initial transmission) (Huawei, and Ericsson [non-initial
transmission supported])
− Percentage of QCI N (Huawei and Ericsson)
− Collects statistics on cell-level information for each counter to identify the top-N
cells on a network.
− Displays the statistical results of each counter on grid maps. Indoor and outdoor
differentiation is supported.
− Analyzes the accurate causes of low downlink throughput problems. (Huawei only)
− Collects cell-level traffic statistics based on total MRs and MRs for which the
location fails.
− Allows users to view historical charts of traffic and throughput counters of the last
seven days in a monitored polygon.
− Analyzes MDT subscribers at the grid level.
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− Allows users to view all access subscribers in a cell. (Huawei only)
MV Support
 Nokia networks do not support this feature.
 If Ericsson provides traffic and throughput fields (private event recording), the PS traffic
and throughput on Ericsson networks can be analyzed.
 SFN analysis is not supported in MV scenarios.
 MDT subscriber analysis is not supported in MV scenarios.
 In MV scenarios, service types (data and VoLTE) are not differentiated in analysis of the
following counters: Average UL Throughput, Average UL Throughput, UL Packet Loss
Rate, and DL Packet Loss Rate.
 In MV scenarios, the following counters cannot be analyzed: UL/DL MCS, Average
UL/DL RB Quantity, UL/DL Spectrum Efficiency, and UL/DL Low Throughput Ratio.
Enhancement
 This feature allows users to view all access subscribers in a cell. (Huawei only)
 This feature performs grid-level geographic analysis of traffic counters based on
software-based collected data.
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LTE TDD Single User Analysis feature.
 In subscriber quantity measurement, records from the interconnected MME are required
for obtaining IMSI information.
2.4.6 SGNDFD-400040 LTE TDD Coverage Analysis

Availability
Summary
Benefits
This feature helps network planning engineers plan sites and adjust antenna parameters
quickly and efficiently.
Description
 RSRP(All MRs)
 RSRQ(All MRs)
 RSRP(1st MR)
 RSRQ(1st MR)
 RSRP(Last MR)
 RSRQ(Last MR)
 DL Weak Coverage Percentage
 DL Poor Quality Percentage
 DL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage
 DL Interference Percentage
 UE TxPower(All MRs) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RSRP(All MRs) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RS SINR(All MRs) (Huawei only)
 UE TxPower(1st MR) (Huawei only)
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 UL DM RS SINR(1st MR) (Huawei only)

 UE TxPower(Last MR) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RSRP(Last MR) (Huawei only)
 UL DM RS SINR(Last MR) (Huawei only)
 UL Weak Coverage Percentage
 UL Poor Quality Percentage
 UL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage
 UL Interference Percentage
 Over Shooting Grid Rate
 Dominant Cell
RSRP-related counters are used to identify weak coverage and RSRQ-related counters are
used to identify interference.
First-MR counters are collected based on the first MR of each call after the call is connected.
All-MR counters are collected based on all the MRs of each call. The preceding types of
counters are used to identify the coverage upon initial access and the network-wide average
coverage.
 Collects statistics on and analyzes cell-level coverage counters and displayed related data
on maps.
This feature allows users to view the coverage of a specified cell on maps and check whether
overshoot coverage or insufficient coverage occurs in the cell.
This feature analyzes the PDF and CDF charts for the RSRP(All MRs) and RSRQ(All
MRs) counters of a specified grid or cell.
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weak RSRP, a large number of call drops, and a large volume of traffic.
"equal to."
− Cell-level or sector-equipment-level (in the SFN scenario) statistics analysis: This
function calculates the percentage of overshoot coverage grids in each specified cell
or each set of sector equipment, helping identify the top-N overshoot coverage cells
or sector equipment. This function also provides the information about each cell or
each set of sector equipment. The information includes the percentage of overshoot
coverage grids, maximum overshoot coverage call distance, average overshoot
coverage distance, percentage of overshoot coverage calls, total number of calls, and
others. The average overshoot coverage distance and the maximum overshoot
coverage call distance are used to evaluate the degree of overshoot coverage. The
percentage of overshoot coverage calls and the total number of calls are used to
determine the percentage of calls affected by overshoot coverage in the cell, helping
determine the RF optimization priority of the cell (in normal cases, a higher
percentage of overshoot coverage calls indicates a higher probability of exceptions,
which means that the cell needs to be preferentially optimized).
− Grid-level statistics analysis: This function displays the RSRP of the best serving cell
for each cell.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, the following internal counters cannot be
analyzed: UE TxPower, DM RSRP, UL DM RS SINR, UL Weak Coverage Percentage,
UL Poor Quality Percentage, and UL Weak Coverage and Poor Quality Percentage.
 For Ericsson networks, the DL Poor Quality Percentage, DL Weak Coverage and Poor
CQIs. These counters are supported in the L14B version and later.
 For Nokia networks, the DL Poor Quality Percentage, DL Weak Coverage and Poor
the RSRQ. (Huawei: CQI of code 0)
 In MDT positioning result filter, 20 m x 20 m grid-level analysis is not supported.
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2.4.7 SGNDFD-400050 LTE TDD Overlapped Coverage Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature analyzes overlapped coverage and overlapping coverage. It identifies grids with
high ratio of overlapped coverage or those with a large number of overlapping coverage-
related MRs based on the MRs generated during common subscribers' calls, and displays the
grids on maps. This feature also identifies pollution source cells, helping operators quickly
identify downlink interference and adjust antenna parameters and power control parameters.
Benefits
This feature helps engineers quickly identify downlink interference areas on an LTE TDD
Description
Overlapped coverage analysis provides the following functions:
This function provides the list of cells where overlapped coverage occurs. This function
collects statistics on information, such as the average RSRP, average RSRQ, ratio of
overlapped-coverage-related MRs, total number of pilot-polluted MRs, and the total number
of MRs, of each cell. Users can quickly identify the cells where the most severe overlapped
coverage occurs based on the statistics.
 Displays the overlapped-coverage-related grids.
This function displays grids with severe pollution problems on maps, and allows users to
switch to the Google Map layer to check the actual geographic environment.
 Collects statistics on grid-level overlapped coverage problems on the entire network.
This function provides the list of grids where overlapped coverage occurs and collects
statistics on information, such as average RSRP, average RSRQ, ratio of overlapped-
coverage-related MRs, and total number of MRs, of each cell. This function also displays the
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This function allows users to view information about pollution source cells of an overlapped
neighboring cells are defined, whether the pollution source cells are overlapping cells, and
Overlapping coverage analysis provides the following functions:
Provides the list of cells where overlapped coverage occurs. This function collects statistics
on information, such as the average RSRP, average RSRQ, ratio of overlapped-coverage-
related MRs, total number of pilot-polluted MRs, and the total number of MRs, of each cell.
Users can quickly identify the cells where the most severe overlapped coverage occurs based
on the statistics.
 Displays the overlapping-coverage-related grids.
This function displays grids with severe overlapping coverage problems on maps, and allows
users to switch to the Google Map layer to check the actual geographic environment.
 Collects statistics on grid-level overlapping coverage problems on the entire network.
This function provides the list of grids where overlapping coverage occurs and collects
statistics on information, such as average RSRP, average RSRQ, total number of pilot-
polluted MRs, and total number of MRs, of each cell. This function also displays the location
of a specified grid on maps.
 Collects statistics on pollution source cells.
This function displays information, such as average RSRP and RSRQ of pilot-polluted MRs,
number of pilot-polluted MRs, and total number of MRs, of all pollution source cells.
 Analyzes pollution source cells of pilot-polluted cells.
This function allows users to view information about pollution source cells of a pilot-polluted
neighboring cells are defined, number of pilot-polluted MRs, and cell distance.
 Supports data analysis in the SFN scenario.
This function allows users to analyze problems by sector equipment for both interfered and
interfering cells. In eRAN8.1 and later versions, users can analyze sector equipment for
interfered cells. For eRAN11.1 and later versions, users can analyze sector equipment for
interfering cells.
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information.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.4.8 SGNDFD-400060 LTE TDD Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell

Analysis
Availability
Summary
Benefits
improves neighboring cell optimization efficiency and accuracy.
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cell.
− Neighboring LTE cell analysis chart: Information, such as the average RSRP of each
cell, is displayed in bar and curve chart.
Multiple cells with the same EARFCN and same PCI exist in an LTE network. The
undefined neighboring cells are identified by EARFCN and PCI. The system provides
the undefined neighboring cells based on algorithm analysis, but the analysis results
may be inaccurate due to various factors. The system provides a maximum of five
possible neighboring cells corresponding to the neighboring cell EARFCN and PCI.
Users can confirm undefined neighboring cells based on the possible neighboring
cells before exporting neighboring cell analysis results.
In MRs, missing neighboring cells are identified by EARFCN and scrambling code.
Some cells are configured with the same EARFCN and the same scrambling code. The
cells.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies

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2.4.9 SGNDFD-400130 LTE TDD Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell

Analysis
Availability
Summary
Benefits
With service and load increase on an LTE network, operators use multi-frequency networking.
This causes a large number of inter-frequency handovers. This feature allows operators to
efficiently optimize inter-frequency neighboring cells without conducting a large number of
DTs, and reduces costs of manual analysis.
Description
LTE inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis: Based on certain algorithms, the Discovery
analyzes the inter-frequency neighboring cell MRs reported by UEs, configuration data, and
engineering parameters, and generates a neighboring cell analysis report.
 The analysis contains the following information:
− Overview table of neighboring cell analysis: This table lists the missing and
redundant inter-frequency neighboring cells of all the test cells in the analysis task.
− Neighboring cell information table: This table lists details about all inter-frequency
neighboring cells of a test cell, including defined and undefined neighboring cells.
The result is calculated based on the measurement data reported by UEs. This table
also provides operation suggestions, such as reserving defined neighboring cells,
deleting redundant neighboring cells, adding missing neighboring cells, and not
performing any operation on undefined neighboring cells.
− LTE inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis chart: The information about all the
inter-frequency neighboring cells of a specified test cell is displayed in bar and curve
charts.
The preceding tables and charts are displayed on the same window. Engineers can
perform the correlation analysis by cell, which helps improve analysis efficiency.
 Confirms possible neighboring cells.
Undefined inter-frequency neighboring cells are identified by EARFCN and scrambling
code. Multiple cells with the same EARFCN and same scrambling code exist on an LTE
network. The system provides the undefined neighboring cells based on algorithm
analysis, but the analysis results may be inaccurate due to various factors. The Discovery
provides GUIs so that engineers can manually select and confirm undefined inter-
frequency neighboring cells before exporting neighboring cell analysis results.
 The LTE inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis reports can be exported as .csv, .xls,
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− Neighboring cell overview result: The Discovery displays the inter-frequency

neighboring cells of all the test cells.
− Analysis results of possible neighboring cells: An undefined inter-frequency
neighboring cell is selected from multiple candidate cells with the same EARFCN
and same scrambling code. The Discovery lists these possible undefined cells in the
possible neighboring cell result.
− Analysis results of neighboring cells on the entire network: The Discovery displays
the neighboring cell optimization results of all the test cells on the entire network.
Based on the results, engineers can analyze the missing neighboring cells on the
entire network.
 Displays the information about inter-frequency neighboring cells on maps.
The Discovery displays the inter-frequency neighboring cell analysis results on maps.
This helps network optimization engineers to analyze problems based on positions of
problem cells.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
2.4.10 SGNDFD-400160 LTE TDD PCI Check

Availability
Summary
The PCI consistency check involves checks on PCI conflicts, confusion, intra-frequency and
co-PCI reuse distance, PCI mod30, and PCI reserved values, helping engineers quickly
identify problems caused by improper PCI configuration and improve daily network
Benefits
On an LTE network, PCIs determine the main synchronization code, frequency-domain
position of downlink RSs, and channel scrambling codes of a cell, and are used as unique
identifiers of cells within a certain scope. PCI configuration is of great importance to a
network. It is necessary to evaluate and check PCIs and modify problem PCIs in a timely
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and network quality can be improved. The Discovery can quickly analyze PCI problems to
greatly improve the work efficiency of network optimization engineers and reduce
maintenance costs.
Description
LTE PCI analysis: Analyzes PCIs based on configuration data, engineering parameter data,
and algorithms, and exports PCI analysis reports.
 The LTE PCI analysis supports the following functions:
− Check of PCI consistency of external neighboring cells: This feature checks whether
the information about external cells configured for base station A is consistent with
that configured for base station B. The information includes PCI and frequency
configuration. With the PCI consistency check function, if the configuration
information of these external cells of base station B is modified, the information
about these cells of base station A will be modified accordingly. Therefore, the
handover failures caused by inconsistent parameters are prevented.
− PCI conflict and confusion detection: A PCI conflict refers to the same frequency and
same PCI are shared by a serving cell and its neighboring cells. PCI confusion refers
to the same frequency and same PCI are shared by the neighboring cells of a cell. A
long intra-frequency and co-PCI reuse distance also leads to PCI confusion.
− This feature includes intra-frequency and co-PCI confusion detection, intra-frequency
and co-PCI reuse distance detection, PCI mod30 conflict detection, and reserved PCI
detection.
− This feature checks for cells where PCI conflict or confusion exists, PCI mod30
problems exist, and reserved PCIs are used, and displays the PCI consistency check
results in tables and maps.
 LTE PCI analysis reports can be exported as .csv, .xls, or .xlsx files. An LTE PCI
analysis report contains the following information:
− PCI consistency check on external neighboring cells: exports external neighboring
cells of a cell and the cells whose external neighboring cells have inconsistent PCIs.
− PCI conflict and confusion check: exports cells where PCI confusion and conflicts
are detected based on configured neighbor relationships, helping engineers modify
PCIs based on check results.
− Intra-frequency and co-PCI reuse distance check
 Cells with PCI problems are displayed on maps.
The Discovery displays the analysis results of cells with PCI problems on maps. This helps
network optimization engineers to analyze problems based on positions of problem cells.
Analysis in the SFN scenario is not allowed.
MV Support
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2.4.11 SGNDFD-400080 LTE TDD Network Performance Analysis

Availability
Summary
This feature provides the access failure analysis, call drop analysis, and handover analysis
functions.
Benefits
Description
 LTE access analysis
− Analyzes access requests, failures, successes, and success rate based on the specified
VoLTE, during E-RAB access analysis. Service types are not differentiated during
RRC access analysis.
− Analyzes causes of access failures.
− Evaluates network access failure counters from the cell dimension, identifies the
bottom access failure cells on the entire network, and collects statistics on the
distribution of cell-level causes (only for Huawei networks). It collects statistics on
the bottom subscribers (default: 1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell
where access failures occur, drills down the CDRs of bottom subscribers where
access failures occur, and performs in-depth analysis on these CDRs.
− Evaluates access failure counters from the grid dimension, identifies the bottom cells
in grids where access failures frequently occur, and collects statistics on the
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− LTE call drop analysis
The UMTS call drop analysis function collects statistics on cell- and grid-level call
− Analyzes normal E-RAB releases, call drops, and call drop rate based on the
specified vendor, RAT, cell set, polygon, time duration, or frequency.
VoLTE, during analysis.
of cell-level causes (only for Huawei networks). It collects statistics on the bottom
UEs (default: 1000; maximum: 10000; or all-UE analysis) in a cell where call drops
occur, drills down the CDRs of bottom UEs where call drops occur, and performs in-
grid-level causes (only for Huawei networks). In addition, this function can collect
statistics on subscribers who encounter access failures in grids, and drills down the
CHRs of the bottom-10 subscribers to further analyze call drops.
− Intra-LTE handover analysis
affecting subscriber experience. This function collects statistics on and analyzes intra-LTE
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 Inter-LTE handover analysis
This function collects statistics on and analyzes inter-LTE handover failures and displays the
analysis results on maps:
frequency.
 Differentiates All, SRVCC, and CSFB services during handover analysis.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported data is limited, whether there is data transmitted is not considered in
abnormal E-RAB release statistics collection.
 As terminal analysis is not supported in MV scenarios, terminal analysis direction is also
not supported.
 Handover neighboring cell information is incomplete if configuration files do not contain
external cell information.
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Dependencies
analyzed only after users obtain the license for the LTE TDD Single User Analysis
feature.
users obtain the license for the LTE TDD User Group Analysis feature.
analyzed only after users obtain the license for the LTE TDD User Group Analysis
feature.
must be obtained.
2.4.12 SGNDFD-400110 LTE TDD User Group Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
Benefits

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Description
information.
group.
− Analyzes LTE subscriber group KPIs for evaluating the KPI status of a subscriber
− Users can query and filter KPIs in terms of vendor, service type (All, Data, Data
GBR, Data Non-GBR, VoLTE, or CSFB), counter type (accessibility, retainability,
− Users can measure and analyze KPIs of subscribers in a specified subscriber group,
including:
a selected date
− Users can export KPI statistics of subscriber groups.
objects and causes:
counter type (E-RAB setup failure, abnormal E-RAB release, handover failure, or
long access delay), subscriber group, cell set, polygon, time duration, or
indoor/outdoor.
− Displays the exceptions of subscriber groups on grid maps, displays top-1000 grid-
level exceptions in a list to identify the areas where exceptions frequently occur, and
synchronously displays tables and charts.
Performance Analysis (not supported in long E-RAB setup delay scenarios) for
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− Analyzes subscriber group traffic statistics for identifying hotspots of defined
subscriber groups:
− Users can query and filter traffic statistics in terms of vendor, service type (All, Data,
or VoLTE), counter type (traffic volume, average throughput, or subscriber quantity
of defined subscriber group), subscriber group, cell set, polygon, time duration, or
indoor/outdoor.
Note: PS traffic counters cannot be analyzed in MV scenarios.
− Analyzes subscriber group coverage for evaluating the coverage conditions of
counter type (RSRP and RSRQ), subscriber group, cell, polygon, time duration, or
indoor/outdoor.
charts.
− Users can query CHRs for subscribers of a defined subscriber group by time, further
analyze the CHRs, and query CHRs for the subscribers. For VVIP subscribers, users
can query all signaling messages (only for Huawei networks).
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, traffic- and throughput-related counters cannot be
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None
Dependencies
must be obtained.
2.4.13 SGNDFD-400120 LTE TDD Single User Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
Benefits
Description
− This feature collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within
a specified time duration.
− Queries the call-level summary CHRs of complaining subscribers from the time
dimension and displays these CHRs in calling sequence. This helps identify the calls
that are set up when subscribers complain to a telecom operator and analyze the
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generated during a call, the Discovery tries its best to combine the CHRs and display
all the combined CHRs and raw CHRs.
− Displays a specific summary CHR on a map.
− This function plays back the MR track of a call from the time dimension.
− This function plays back the MR track of a call from the space dimension.
− This function allows users to set the playback speed.
− This function selects the counters when the MR track of a cell is played back from
the space dimension.
− This function correlates MR tracks and cells during playback.
− Drills down detailed CHR information based on summary CHRs:
− Layer 3 signaling information: includes the signaling messages transmitted on the S1
and X2 interfaces.
− MR information: includes intra-frequency periodic MRs or MDT, event MRs or
MDT, and periodical UE MRs or MDT.
− E-RAB information: includes the exception information and data transmission
information about each E-RAB.
− Mobility information: includes the causes of intra-frequency, inter-frequency, and
inter-RAT handovers and the air interface conditions before and after handovers.
− Other information: includes the error codes for original access or release exceptions.
− Exports summary call data.
− Displays the exceptions (call failures, handover failures, and overlong access delays)
encountered by a single subscriber from the space dimension on maps, and identifies
and analyzes the call exceptions in the place where subscribers complain to a telecom
operator.
− Plays back MR tracks based on exceptions and analyzes the radio environment when
call exceptions occur.
− Queries GSM/UMTS/LTE multi-RAT CHRs.
Users can select multiple RATs at a time. For CSFB CHRs, users can query correlated
GSM/UMTS/LTE CHRs.
 Exports CHRs.
MV Support
 As OSSii-supported fields are limited, CHR fields, such as MCS and UE MR
(TA/RSRP/SINR), cannot be analyzed in MV scenarios.
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Enhancement
 This feature collects statistics on abnormal access, release, and handover data within a
Dependencies
after they obtain the license for the LTE TDD User Group Analysis feature and the
 Users are allowed to view GSM and UMTS CHRs associated with the CSFB CHRs only
after they obtain the licenses of the GSM Single User Analysis and UMTS Single User
Analysis features.
must be obtained.
2.4.14 SGNDFD-400170 LTE TDD Terminal Inventory Analysis (RAN)

Availability
Summary
Benefits
investment (ROI).
Description

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library, including:
− Device TAC Code
− Device Model
− Device Brand
− Device OS
− Device Type
− Chip Model
− Data Transfer
− Support WiFi
− Terminal penetration rate analysis: Users can view the number and proportion of
terminals of the top-N (default: 10, maximum: 20) brands and the number and
proportion of terminals of a specified brand, and drill down top-N (default: 10,
maximum: 20) terminal models from terminal vendors.
− Support Protocol Version(R8/R9/R10/R11)
− Support Handover to GERAN PS Domain
− Support Inter-Freq Measurement
− Support Inter-RAT Measurement
− Support Inter-RAT Handover
− Support ANR Measurement
− Support LTE TDD/TDD Handover
− Support TM9
− Support LTE Band
− Support GSM Band
− Support SRVCC to GSM
− Support SRVCC to UMTS
− Support SPS
− Support TTI Bundling
− Support ROHC
− Support LTE Redirection to G/U
− Support CSFB
− Support CA
− Support FDD TM7
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− Support Category
of a specified terminal type; and performance distribution of a specified terminal type
in each cell.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
Discovery.
 IMEI information must be obtained from records of the interconnected MME.
2.4.15 SGNDFD-300220 LTE TDD NE Configuration Check

Availability
Summary
Benefits
The NE Configuration Parameter Check allows the operators to quickly query NE
configuration parameters and NE operation logs. Based on the query results, the operators can
learn whether the NE configuration parameter changes and NE operation changes affect the
network quality.
Description
 NE Operation Log Verification
− Verifies NE operation logs based on the following search criteria: Analysis Type (NE
Operation Log), Vendor (Huawei), RAT, Period (maximum: 14 days), Time (multi-
hour analysis supported), and Object (NE or Cell Group).
− Displays NE operation logs of the selected cell in the specified period in two tables.
 Parameter check
− This feature provides the following functions: single-cell configuration check, multi-
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− Checks parameters based on the following search criteria: Category (NE parameter
check), Vendor (Huawei), RAT, Period (day), and object (NE, Area, or Cell Group).
− Displays configuration parameter check results of the selected cell in the specified
period in tables.
− Allows users to import and export parameter check templates.
− Allows users to export parameter check results.
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None
2.4.16 SGNDFD-400300 LTE TDD Problem Cause Statistics

Availability
Summary
Benefits
a daily basis.
Description
the LTE TDD Problem Cause Statistics feature.
 LTE Key Road Evaluation (E-RAB Abnormal Release)
 LTE Network Performance Analysis (E-RAB Access Failure, E-RAB Abnormal Release)
 LTE User Group Analysis (E-RAB Access Failure, E-RAB Abnormal Release)

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 LTE Single User Analysis (E-RAB Access Failure, E-RAB Abnormal Release)
 LTE Traffic Analysis (Low Downlink Throughput)
MV Support
Enhancement
None
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Feature Description Common FunctionsCommon Functions
3 Common Functions
3.1 Common Functions

3.2 Data Processing Software
3.1 Common Functions

3.1.1 SGNDFD-900010 GIS Support
Availability
Summary
This feature provides the GIS-related functions of the Discovery, including integrating various
online map systems, loading offline maps, displaying and operating maps, exporting service
may layers, managing polygons, displaying engineering parameters on maps, and analyzing
complex space.
Benefits
This feature allows operators to view and analyze statistical results on maps.
Description
 Integrates various online map systems:
The Discovery integrates various online map systems, such as Google Maps, Bing Maps, and
OpenStreetMap, helping users easily check onsite network conditions.
 Integrates ArcGIS and SuperMap and supports complex space analysis technologies:
The Discovery integrates the leading ArcGIS and SuperMap systems in the GIS field. ArcGIS
and SuperMap feature in high stability, high performance, big data processing capability, and

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low requirements for clients. ArcGIS and SuperMap provide space analysis technologies, such
as space query, kilometer interpolation, and buffer analysis, for supporting features requiring
GIS technologies, such as the Key Road Evaluation feature. The Discovery can flexibly
configure and integrate ArcGIS and SuperMap.
 Loads offline maps:
The Discovery allows users to load offline maps, such as planning maps (for example, Planet
maps) commonly used for telecommunications systems, .shp maps of the Environmental
Systems Research Institute (ESRI), and vector .tab maps of MapInfo. The offline maps are
used in the Problem Area Recognition, Key Road Evaluation, and High-speed Rail Evaluation
features.
 Provides clutter layers and identifies clutters to improve the location accuracy.
 Exports .kml maps and displays the maps on Google Earth, helping users check onsite
network conditions.
 Exports the grid service layer in GRD format. The exported file is the traffic analysis
result and can be opened on a third party tool as a map layer.
 Displays and operates GIS-based maps:
The Discovery allows users to move, zoom in, and zoom out maps, measure distances, draw
polygons and polylines, display map layers transparently, manage map layers (for example,
displaying, hiding, moving upwards and moving downwards map layers and setting
transparency), export service data within the window range, export pictures within the map
window range, display maps in multiple panes synchronously or separately, and set legends.
 Manages polygons.
Polygons are widely used in the Discovery to specify the range of measurement, analysis, and
query in a specified service feature. This function allows users to create, delete, query, import,
and export polygons and modify the features for which polygons are drawn.
 Manages geographic analysis bookmarks.
This function allows users to customize, add, and delete geographic analysis bookmarks.
Users can easily go back to the positions recorded by bookmarks.
 Displays engineering parameters on maps:
− Loads and displays engineering parameters on maps.
− Displays engineering parameters based on specified filter criteria.
− Specifies whether to display base stations and cell labels and whether the base
stations and cell labels are displayed as IDs or names.
− Specifies the styles and colors for displaying the sectors of cells.
Enhancement
 Maps in MapInfo and shape formats can be used in Key Road Evaluation.
 Pictures within the window range can be exported in PNG or JPEG format.
 The origins of map coordinates are normalized.
 Legend management is enhanced. Legends can be set by grid, cell, or polygon.
 Background maps set by users are recorded.
 Grayscale maps are supported.
 Users can manage layers, including hiding or displaying layers and adjusting the
transparency.

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 Polygon management supports various map formats.

The following formats are supported:
− CSV (*.csv) with commas (,) for separation
− MapInfo: (*.tab, *.id, *.map, *.dat)
− Shape: (*.shp, *.shx, *.prj, *.dbf)
− GeoJSON (*.geojson)
− Excel (*.xlsx)
Map data files must use the UTF-8 font format. File extensions are case-insensitive.
Dependencies
None
3.1.2 SGNDFD-900070 Indoor and Outdoor Differentiation

Availability
Summary
This feature is developed based on an advanced MR location algorithm, and is used to
determine whether an MR is generated indoors or outdoors. Related features can generate
results and display the results on maps with indoor and outdoor results distinguished. Such
results include those for coverage analysis, traffic analysis, and performance analysis.
Benefits
In the UMTS and LTE eras, most network services, especially data services, are used indoors.
The indoor signal propagation environments are more complex than the outdoor signal
propagation environments and experience a greater signal propagation loss. This feature
enables operators to analyze indoor and outdoor coordinated coverage and abnormal
problems.
Description
This feature is developed based on an MR location algorithm, and is used to determine
whether an MR is generated indoors or outdoors. This feature cannot be used separately and
needs to be used with other features. The following features can distinguish indoor and
outdoor results after users purchase the license for the Indoor and Outdoor Differentiation
feature:
 GSM/UMTS/LTE Coverage Analysis
 GSM/UMTS/LTE Traffic Analysis
 GSM/UMTS/LTE Network Performance Analysis
 GSM/UMTS/LTE User Group Analysis
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Enhancement
This feature provides the capability of improving the indoor/outdoor differentiation accuracy
based on electronic maps.
Dependencies
 This feature cannot be used separately and must be used with related service features.
 The capability of improving the indoor/outdoor differentiation accuracy based on
electronic maps can be used only after offline electronic maps are imported. For details
about the offline map formats, see GENEX Discovery Map Data Source Technical
Clarification.
3.1.3 SGNDFD-900170 Huawei GSM Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature collects and parses Huawei GSM data, helping upper-level analysis features
analyze Huawei GSM NEs.
Benefits
Huawei GSM data collection and parsing are the basic conditions for Huawei GSM network
analysis.
Description
This feature collects and parses GSM CHR/MR data, configuration data, and performance
data generated by Huawei NEs, helping upper-layer analysis features analyze Huawei GSM
NEs.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.4 SGNDFD-900180 Ericsson GSM Data Access

Availability

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Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to CHR and MR data of Ericsson
GSM networks. With this feature, related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson
NEs, and operators can fully analyze networks composed of multiple vendors' devices.
Benefits
Many operators' networks are deployed using multiple vendors' devices due to commercial
considerations. Huawei devices are often used with devices provided by other vendors, such
as Ericsson and Nokia, to deploy networks. The Discovery enables operators to monitor and
analyze network-wide performance by collecting and analyzing data generated by multiple
vendors' devices, improving work efficiency.
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to GSM GPEH data (similar to
Huawei CHR and MR data), configuration data, and performance data generated by Ericsson
NEs so that related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson NEs.
Ericsson data is different from Huawei data. Compared with Huawei NE analysis, related
features may not be able to provide the same NE analysis capabilities and the presented
detailed information may also be different. Ericsson NE analysis is different from Huawei NE
analysis in the following aspects:
 The source data subscription function of the Service Configuration feature cannot be
used to enable Ericsson NEs to generate related data. Operators need to configure
Ericsson NEs on the OSSs that manage these NEs.
 The automatic exception demarcation and location function of each feature cannot be
used to analyze Ericsson GSM NEs.
 The details of records that each feature can drill down from Ericsson NEs are different
from those from Huawei NEs.
 For more details about the differences, see GENEX Discovery Product Documentation.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
This feature can be used only after the DGW subsystem is connected.
3.1.5 SGNDFD-900190 Nokia GSM Data Access

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Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to performance data of Nokia GSM
networks. With this feature, related upper-level analysis features can analyze Nokia NEs, and
operators can analyze networks composed of multiple vendors' devices.
Benefits
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to GSM configuration data and
performance data generated by Nokia NEs so that related upper-level analysis features can
analyze Nokia NEs.
Currently, the data collected from Nokia GSM networks can only be used for analyzing GSM
neighboring cells and GSM frequencies.
The source data subscription function of the Service Configuration feature cannot be used to
enable Nokia NEs to generate related data. Operators need to configure Nokia NEs on the
OSSs that manage these NEs.
Note:
Nokia trace data and MR data sources are unavailable. Network monitoring and subscriber
analysis features based on Huawei CHR and MR data cannot be used in Nokia networks. If
GEO-Interface data can be obtained from Nokia NEs later, engineers will analyze the data and
determine whether the features can be used in Nokia networks.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.6 SGNDFD-900100 Huawei UMTS Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature collects and parses Huawei UMTS data, helping upper-layer analysis features
analyze Huawei UMTS NEs.

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Benefits
Huawei UMTS data collection and parsing are the basic conditions for Huawei UMTS
network analysis.
Description
This feature collects and parses UMTS CHR/MR data, configuration data, and performance
data generated by Huawei NEs, helping upper-layer analysis features analyze Huawei UMTS
NEs.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.7 SGNDFD-900050 Ericsson UMTS Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to CHR and MR data of Ericsson
UMTS networks. With this feature, related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson
NEs, and operators can fully analyze networks composed of multiple vendors' devices.
Benefits
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to UMTS GPEH data (similar to
Huawei CHR and MR data), configuration data, and performance data generated by Ericsson
NEs so that related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson NEs.

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 UMTS engineering parameter calibration for the engineering parameter management

function is not supported in the Service Configuration feature.
used to analyze Ericsson NEs.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.8 SGNDFD-900060 Nokia UMTS Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to CHR and MR data of Nokia UMTS
operators can fully analyze networks composed of multiple vendors' devices.
Benefits
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to UMTS GEO interface data (similar
to Huawei CHR and MR data), configuration data, and performance data generated by Nokia
NEs so that related upper-level analysis features can analyze Nokia NEs.
Nokia data is different from Huawei data. Compared with Huawei NE analysis, related
detailed information may also be different. The Nokia NE analysis is different from Huawei
NE analysis in the following aspects:
used to enable Nokia NEs to generate related data. Operators need to configure Nokia
NEs on the OSSs that manage these NEs.

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 UMTS engineering parameter calibration for the engineering parameter management

function is not supported in the Service Configuration feature.
used to analyze Nokia NEs.
 The details of records that each feature can drill down from Nokia NEs are different
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 This feature can be used only after the DGW subsystem is connected.
3.1.9 SGNDFD-900110 Huawei LTE FDD Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature collects and parses Huawei LTE FDD data, helping upper-layer analysis features
analyze Huawei LTE FDD NEs.
Benefits
Huawei LTE FDD data collection and parsing are the basic conditions for Huawei LTE FDD
network analysis.
Description
This feature collects and parses LTE FDD CHR/MR data, configuration data, and
performance data generated by Huawei NEs, helping upper-layer analysis features analyze
Huawei LTE FDD NEs.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.10 SGNDFD-900120 Huawei LTE TDD Data Access

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Summary
This feature collects and parses Huawei LTE TDD data, helping upper-layer analysis features
analyze Huawei LTE TDD NEs.
Benefits
Huawei LTE TDD data collection and parsing are the basic conditions for Huawei LTE TDD
network analysis.
Description
This feature collects and parses LTE TDD CHR/MR data, configuration data, and
performance data generated by Huawei NEs, helping upper-layer analysis features analyze
Huawei LTE TDD NEs.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.11 SGNDFD-900120 Ericsson LTE FDD Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to CHR and MR data of Ericsson LTE
networks. With this feature, related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson NEs,
and operators can fully analyze networks composed of multiple vendors' devices.
Benefits
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to LTE SIG data (similar to Huawei
CHR and MR data), configuration data, and performance data generated by Ericsson NEs so
that related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson NEs.

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 This feature is supported only in some features. For details, see the feature list.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.12 SGNDFD-900140 Ericsson LTE TDD Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to CHR and MR data of Ericsson LTE
networks. With this feature, related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson NEs,
and operators can fully analyze networks composed of multiple vendors' devices.
Benefits
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to LTE GPEH data (similar to Huawei
CHR and MR data), configuration data, and performance data generated by Ericsson NEs so
that related upper-level analysis features can analyze Ericsson NEs.

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Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.13 SGNDFD-900150 Nokia LTE FDD Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to CHR and MR data of Nokia LTE
Benefits
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to LTE GEO interface data (similar to
Huawei CHR and MR data), configuration data, and performance data generated by Nokia

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Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.14 SGNDFD-900160 Nokia LTE TDD Data Access

Availability
Summary
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to CHR and MR data of Nokia LTE
Benefits
Description
This feature enables the Discovery to collect and adapt to LTE GEO interface data (similar to
Huawei CHR and MR data), configuration data, and performance data generated by Nokia

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Enhancement
None
Dependencies
3.1.15 SGNDFD-900080 Subscriber Identifier Encryption

Availability
Summary
The Discovery provides a series of measures for protecting communication privacy of
subscribers, for example, deleting communication content, short message content, dual tone
multiple frequency (DTMF) key content, Email content, MMS content, and web page
browsing content, and scrambling subscriber identifier information (such as MSISDN and
IMSI) on the GUI. The Discovery also provides a subscriber identifier (MSISDN/IMSI)
encryption solution for customers. This solution uses a unidirectional irreversible encryption
algorithm to encrypt subscriber identifiers before storing them so that users of the Discovery
system cannot identify subscribers' personal information. Customers can use either the
hardware encryption method (default) or software encryption method.
Benefits
This feature ensures private data security of subscribers, preventing operators from violating
subscriber privacy.
Description
If personal communication data is used inappropriately, private information may be disclosed.
Countries and regions around the world have personal data protection requirements in laws
and regulations. The Discovery uses a unidirectional irreversible encryption algorithm to
encrypt subscriber identifiers (such as MSISDN and IMSI) before storing them. In problem
demarcation and service assurance, encrypted subscriber identifiers are used for analysis.
Customers can use either the hardware encryption method (default) or software encryption
method. In hardware encryption, keys are stored in third-party encryption servers (specified
by customers) and the encryption process is executed completely on the servers to ensure key
security. The encryption servers are managed by operators. In software encryption, the
Discovery encrypts subscriber identifiers using software algorithms, and keys are specified
and entered by users. The keys are encrypted and stored in the system to prevent disclosure.
Personal communication records of subscribers are all stored using ciphertexts. The
information will not be disclosed even if the hard disks are exposed.
Encrypted personal numbers are displayed on the system GUI and O&M personnel uses the
encrypted numbers for problem demarcation and service assurance.

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Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None
3.1.16 SGNDFD-900200 RAN Sharing Support

Availability
Summary
This feature controls the display and analysis of RAN sharing capability in service features.
Benefits
In RAN sharing scenarios, this feature helps operators focus on evaluation of subscribers'
KPIs in the current network. It analyzes KPIs of subscribers in the current network from the
area level to the subscriber level and drills down into abnormal CHRs of subscribers who
experience poor services and have network deregistration risks.
Description
 This feature provides the following functions:
− Uses PLMN (MCC+NCC) information contained in IMSIs to identify subscribers of
different operators in RAN sharing scenarios.
− Collects statistics of subscribers of different operators by PLMN.
− Drills down into CHRs of subscribers of a specified PLMN.
 This feature cannot be used independently. Only after users purchase the RAN Sharing
Support license, the RAN sharing analysis function can be used in the following features:
− GSM/UMTS/LTE TDD/LTE FDD Traffic Analysis
− GSM/UMTS/LTE TDD/LTE FDD Network Performance Analysis
MV Support
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
 IMSI information is used for identifying subscribers of different vendors. If IMSI data
sources are unavailable (for example, MME records are not collected in LTE networks)
or IMSIs are scrambled on the NE side, this feature cannot be used.

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3.2 Data Processing Software

3.2.1 NVSC-800100 Preprocessing and Aggregating
Availability
Summary
Preprocessing and Aggregating software is further divided into: (1) Data access and
preprocessing software: Handles data from multiple data sources, including xDR and
CHR/MR access and dispatching, mediation and conversion, correlation and information
(field) supplementing (or backfilling), NGN and CS xDR correlation, PS signaling-plane xDR
multi-interface correlation, xDR and CHR/MR correlation, real-time xDR tracing, and raw
signaling query. (2) In-memory computing software: Generates 5-, 15-, and 60-minute SDRs
to support near-real time services.
Benefits
Preprocessing and Aggregating software provides basic data access capabilities and in-
memory computing capabilities. Data access capabilities: uniform access of various data at
massive amounts, flexible data mediation and output customization, multi-interface and multi-
data source correlation and backfilling, monitoring & maintenance capability, computing
reliability, and data reliability. In-memory computing capabilities: high-speed computing,
distributed computing and load balancing, 1+N redundancy, computing reliability, and data
reliability.
Description
 Data access and preprocessing software
Receives and preprocesses data from external, internal, and third-party probes, and
converts from external data formats to internal data formats. Supported data sources
include Huawei PS probe, Huawei CS probe, Huawei CHR/MR, DGW, and third-party
probes.
Supplements (backfills) IMSI, service scenario, and fault location fields in xDRs.
Supplements (backfills) IMSI and IMEI in CHRs/MRs from the radio access network,
and correlates the records.
Based on signaling-plane and user-plane data collected from multiple interfaces during Voice,
SMS, mobility management, and handover and combined with the service time information,
generates multi-interface correlated xDRs; correlates PS/EPC xDRs.
On the basis of xDR multi-interface correlation and CHR/MR correlation, correlates
xDRs and CHRs/MRs, corrects cell information (cell calibration) and supplements raster
information in PS user-plane xDRs based on the location information carried in
CHRs/MRs; enables per-user RAN failure location based on Huawei CHRs/MRs
combined with xDRs.
 In-memory computing software
Calculates 5-minute, 15-minute, and 60-minute SDRs.
Calculates customized KQIs/KPIs.

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Enhancement
None
Dependencies
To enable cell calibration and raster info backfilling (supplementing), Huawei, Ericsson, and
Nokia RAN data is needed. To enable RAN failure cause location, Huawei RAN data is
needed.
3.2.2 NVSC-800200 Hadoop

Availability
Summary
Hadoop stores xDRs and CHRs/MRs, and generates daily and longer-interval SDRs for non-
real time services and ad hoc services. Hadoop generates calculation results of the NPX/SQI
theme based on CHRs/MRs, and performance counters.
Benefits
Hadoop delivers stable and reliable data storage, computing, and query performance.
Description
The Hadoop cluster calculates SDRs, SDRs required for ad hoc analysis, and static subscriber
attributes for non-real time services.
It also stores xDRs and CHRs/MRs and provides them in response to query requests from
upper-layer services.
The Hadoop cluster delivers high computing reliability and data reliability, ensuring data
integrity and correctness during computing and storage.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
This feature uses FusionInsight license.
3.2.3 NVSC-800300 Database

Availability

GENEX Discovery
Summary
The databases store SDR data and provide it to the service applications.
The databases store counter data and provide it to the NPX/SQI service.
Benefits
Data query response delays are reduced in the web system.
Description
The DW cluster collects and stores service statistical results by cell, grid, or subscriber. The
results are provided in response to query requests from the upper-layer NPX/SQI service.
The Sybase IQ cluster stores 15-minute and longer-interval SDRs as well as SDRs required
for ad hoc (or thematic) analysis. The SDRs are provided in response to query requests from
upper-layer applications.
Multiple Sybase IQ clusters can be created, that is, a new Sybase IQ cluster may be created to
allow the customer or Huawei GTS to run customized services.
Enhancement
None
Dependencies
None

GENEX Discovery Acronyms and AbbreviationsAcronyms and
Feature Description Abbreviations
4 Acronyms and Abbreviations
Acronyms and Full Name

Abbreviations
A-GPS Assisted Global Positioning System

CDF cumulative distribution function
CHR call history record
CQI channel quality indicator
DGW Data Gateway
Ec/No ratio of energy per modulating bit to the noise spectral density
GIS Geographic Information System
KQI key quality indicator
MDT Minimization of Drive Tests
MR measurement report
OSS operations support system
PDF probability distribution function
RSCP received signal code power
RSRP reference signal received power
RSRQ reference signal received quality
VIP very important person
VVIP very very important person


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1.1 System Management

1.1 System Management

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 Server time management

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1.2 Security Management

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1.3 Service Configuration

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 Data maintenance and management

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2.1 GSM Features

2.1 GSM Features

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− Immediately calculates the values of sub-counters in a temporary area specified on a

2.1.2 SGNDFD-500020: GSM Problem Area Recognition

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2.1.3 SGNDFD-500070 GSM Key Road Evaluation

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2.1.4 SGNDFD-500030 GSM Traffic Analysis

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 Subscriber analysis information cannot be displayed by PLMN.

2.1.5 SGNDFD-500040 GSM Coverage Analysis

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2.1.6 SGNDFD-500050 GSM Frequency Analysis

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2.1.7 SGNDFD-500060 GSM Neighboring Cell Analysis

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2.1.8 SGNDFD-500140 GSM/UMTS Neighboring Cell Analysis

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 Displays neighboring cell analysis results on maps.

2.1.9 SGNDFD-500150 GSM Uplink Interference Analysis

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2.1.10 SGNDFD-500080 GSM Network Performance Analysis

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 GSM intra-RAT handover analysis

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2.1.11 SGNDFD-500110 GSM User Group Analysis (RAN)

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− This function allows users to create, modify, or delete a subscriber or subscriber

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2.1.12 SGNDFD-500120 GSM Single User Analysis (RAN)