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Nokia BSC Command

This document provides a list of commands for Nokia BSC and MSC equipment. It includes commands for alarm monitoring, investigating clear codes, locking and unlocking sites, sectors and TRXs, resetting sites and OMUs, bouncing lap D channels, error checking on ETs, querying call counts, sparing or rolling BCSUs, statusing timeslots, and more. The commands are organized into sections for different functions to help operators manage and troubleshoot the network equipment.

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Nokia BSC Command

This document provides a list of commands for Nokia BSC and MSC equipment. It includes commands for alarm monitoring, investigating clear codes, locking and unlocking sites, sectors and TRXs, resetting sites and OMUs, bouncing lap D channels, error checking on ETs, querying call counts, sparing or rolling BCSUs, statusing timeslots, and more. The commands are organized into sections for different functions to help operators manage and troubleshoot the network equipment.

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Hello ,

This command use for Nokia BSC.


Nokia Command List

NOKIA COMMANDS:
Hot Keys:
Ctrl + B repeats last and previous commands on the MML
Ctrl + Y interrupts current command being typed or run

Alarm monitoring:
ZAHO; displays current active alarms in actual MSC and BSC only
ZEOL:#; displays active alarms on BCF (BCF = Site Manager or CF)
ZEEI:BCF=#; displays the operational state of the site
ZEOH:date,time:BCF=#; displays alarm history for site for the date and time listed
ZAHO:ET,#; displays current alarms for that ET (PCM)
ZAHP:ET,#; displays alarm history for that ET
ZEEL:BL; displays locked Sites, Sectors and TRXs on BSC
Investigating Clear Codes:
ZTUT:CLR; displays current clear codes on the MSC
ZTUL:CLR; displays latest history of clear codes

Canceling Bogus alarms on a Site: (Perform both commands)


ZEOR:#:alarm #; cancels alarm on site
ZEFR:#:OMU; resets the OMU (Operations and Maintenance Unit)

Canceling Bogus alarms on a BSC:


ZACC:####; cancels the alarm using the consecutive # in which it came in
ZACA:####; cancels the alarm using the alarm identifier #

Locking and unlocking a Site:


ZEFS:bcf #:L; locks entire Site without Forced Handover
ZEFS:bcf #:U; unlocks entire Site

Locking and unlocking Sectors:


ZEQS:BTS=#:L; locks entire sector down without Forced Handover
ZEQS:BTS=#:L:FHO,#; shuts down entire sector with Forced Handover
ZEQS:BTS=#:U; unlocks entire sector

Locking and unlocking TRXs:


ZERS:BTS=#,TRX=#:L; locks TRX down without Forced Handover
ZERS:BTS=#,TRX=#:L:FHO,#; shuts down TRX with Forced Handover
ZERS: BTS=#,TRX=#:U; unlocks TRX

Resetting the Site or OMU:


ZEFR:#:SITE; restarts SITE
ZEFR:#:OMU; restarts OMU

Bouncing Lap D’s on a Site:


ZDTI:::PCM=#; displays Lap D channels for entire site
ZDTC:lap d #:BL; blocks desired Lap D channel
ZDTC:lap d #:WO; places Lap D channel in working state
Error Checking on an ET (PCM):
ZYMO:ET,#; checks error counter for specific ET
ZYEU:ET,#:SLIDL=5; resets error counter for specific ET
Querying the # of calls on a site:
ZERO:BTS=#; displays all calls on desired sector
ZERO:BTS=#,TRX=#; displays all calls on desired TRX only
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Sparing or Rolling a BCSU:
ZUSI:BCSU; displays what BCSU the SP was previously on
ZFWO:BCSU=0&&8; displays what BCSU the BL condition is on
ZUSC:BCSU,#:SP; spares the BCSU with the BL condition on it
Y for Yes executes the command

Statusing Timeslots:
ZEEL::BCF=#; Status the timeslots on a BCF
Status ET alarms on a BSC
ZAHP:ET,:::; Show all ET's that are in alarm

Taking an ET out of Seperated State


ZUSC:ET,#:SE; Will place the ET in a Separated - No Hardware state
(SE-NH)
Status session for User ID and commands:
ZIGO: Displays commands run for BSC on specific date and time.
Reloading software on a site:
ZEWV:BCF #:BU; Reloads the software on a BCF

Checking OMC alarms:


Open a terminal and telnet to the IP
Log in
Run the following command: df –k

Taking an ET out of BL state:


ZUSC:ET,#:
WORKING
BLOCKED
TEST
SEPERATED
SEPERATED-NO HARDWARE
Go back up the tree to get it back into Working

Rolling the BCCH on a Sector:


ZDTI:::PCM=#; Find out what TSL the radio is on that you want the BCCH on
ZDTC:lapd:BL; Block the TSL on the radio that the BCCH is going to
ZDTC:lapd:AL; Allow activation of the TSL that the BCCH is going to
ZDTC:lapd:WO; Brings TSL to a working state that the BCCH is going to
ZDTI:::PCM=#; Find out what TSL the radio that HAD the BCCH is on
ZDTC:lapd:AD; Deny Activation of the TSL that HAD the BCCH on it
ZDTC:lapd:BL; Block the TSL that the BCCH was on
ZDTC:lapd:WO; Brings the TSL to a working state

Clearing Circuit Releasing Failed in CAS alarms:


The alarm that you are talking about happens on MF circuits and is caused by the LEC
not releasing or acknowledging us quick enough. Do to the latency, the Nokia locks
out the trunk in question. When you see this alarm you should assume that it is 911
related and the issue needs to be corrected ASAP. The alarm field will be shown
below.

SLMSC001 CASU-1 SWITCH 2005-11-27 00:07:37.44


*** ALARM CASU-1 1E001-00 SI9_SO
(9952) 2153 CIRCUIT RELEASING FAILED IN CAS
1081d 13d 29 0823 01 FF 01 02 01 01 10 00 00 00
If you look above I have highlighted in red the circuit that needs to be reset
(1081-13). If you take the circuit to a NU state for about 30 seconds and then back
to WO it should clear.
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ZCEC:CRCT=1081-1:BA;
ZCEC:CRCT=1081-1:NU;
ZCEC:CRCT=1081-1:BA;
ZCEC:CRCT=1081-1:WO;

Also, you should get a Low Traffic Capacity alarm with supplementary information. I
have the alarm listed below and the supplementary info is in red (02 0386). If you
convert 386 from HEX to Decimal it comes out to 902. At that time you can do the
command ZRCI:SEA=3:CGR=902:PRINT=5:; and look at the circuit group.
SLMSC001 CM-1 SWITCH 2005-11-29 08:07:22.06
CANCEL CM-1 1A003-03 KICKER
(0178) 2087 LOW TRAFFIC CAPACITY ON CIRCUIT GROUP
02 0386

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