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    Baseband Commands PDF

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    The document provides instructions for various commands to manage network devices including: pinging an IP address to check connectivity (-c flag sets number of packets); deleting a SUP and disabling support control; assigning a hub position and defining an external node; taking logs; restarting a unit; getting VLAN, IP, and gateway info; getting number of users and support control status; listing and getting hardware configurations; pinging an address; checking alarms, NTP status, TRX status, RRU status, and blocking/unlocking RRUs; checking Ethernet and router ports; setting alarms and perceived severity; and checking RiLink status.

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    Baseband Commands PDF

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    The document provides instructions for various commands to manage network devices including: pinging an IP address to check connectivity (-c flag sets number of packets); deleting a SUP and disabling support control; assigning a hub position and defining an external node; taking logs; restarting a unit; getting VLAN, IP, and gateway info; getting number of users and support control status; listing and getting hardware configurations; pinging an address; checking alarms, NTP status, TRX status, RRU status, and blocking/unlocking RRUs; checking Ethernet and router ports; setting alarms and perceived severity; and checking RiLink status.

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    The document provides instructions for various commands to manage network devices including: pinging an IP address to check connectivity (-c flag sets number of packets); deleting a SUP and disabling support control; assigning a hub position and defining an external node; taking logs; restarting a unit; getting VLAN, IP, and gateway info; getting number of users and support control status; listing and getting hardware configurations; pinging an address; checking alarms, NTP status, TRX status, RRU status, and blocking/unlocking RRUs; checking Ethernet and router ports; setting alarms and perceived severity; and checking RiLink status.

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    Baseband Commands PDF

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    The document provides instructions for various commands to manage network devices including: pinging an IP address to check connectivity (-c flag sets number of packets); deleting a SUP and disabling support control; assigning a hub position and defining an external node; taking logs; restarting a unit; getting VLAN, IP, and gateway info; getting number of users and support control status; listing and getting hardware configurations; pinging an address; checking alarms, NTP status, TRX status, RRU status, and blocking/unlocking RRUs; checking Ethernet and router ports; setting alarms and perceived severity; and checking RiLink status.

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    The document provides instructions for various commands to manage network elements like routers, carriers, cells and alarms using the MCC tool.

    Commands like st trx, st ru, st carrier, st cell can be used to check the status of TRX, RRU, carriers and cells respectively.

    Commands like set, cr, bl, deb can be used to configure, create, block and unlock different network elements like external nodes, hub positions, RRUs etc.

    HOW TO PING

    Lpr router

    Get addressipv4|nexthop ^address$

    mcc ping “proxynumber from above” “ipaddress” –c “number of packets you need”

    eg mcc 6295 ping 10.8.13.4 –c 5

    DELETING SUP,SETTING SUPPORT CONTROL TO FALSE,ASSIGNING HUB


    POSITION,DEFINING EXTERNAL NODE
    st sup

    lrdel Equipment=1,FieldReplaceableUnit=SUP

    get . supportsys

    set EquipmentSupportFunction=1 supportSystemControl false

    get . hub

    get . externalnode

    cr equipment=1,Externalnode=1

    cr equipment=1,Externalnode=1,ecport=1

    get . hub

    set ExternalNode=1,EcPort=1 hubPosition X

    get . hub

    TAKING LOGS
    ---l+

    ---Kget all

    ---l-

    GETTING STATUS OF EACH BOARD


    Cabx or invxrf

    RESTARTING UNIT
    mcc 281 restartunit!!!!!

    GETTING VLAN IDS


    get . vlan

    GETTING IP ADDRESS AND GATEWAY


    get AddressIPv4=1|NextHop=1 ^address$

    GETTING NUMBER OF USERS FOR EACH CARRIER


    get radio no

    GETTING SUPPORT CONTROL FUNCTION STATUS


    get supportFunction

    GETTING ALL HARDWARE CONFIGURED


    pr field

    st field

    GETTING A CERTAIN UNIT STATUS DIRRECTLY


    get Equipment=1,FieldReplaceableUnit=PDU-2

    OR

    Get “attribute number”


    GETTING HUB POSITION
    get . hub

    CREATING AN EXTERNAL NODE


    cr Equipment=1,ExternalNode=1

    cr Equipment=1,ExternalNode=1,EcPort=1

    get Equipment=1,ExternalNode=1,EcPort=1

    set 6261 ecBusRef EcBus=1

    set 6261 hubPosition A7

    SETTING BASEBAND CONTROL FALSE


    set FieldReplacebleUnit=1 supportSystemControl false

    set EquipmentSupportFunction=1 supportSystemControl false

    SETTING HUBPOTITION
    set Equipment=1,FieldReplacebleUnit=BB5212,Ecport=1

    set Equipment=1,FieldReplacebleUnit=BB5212,Ecport=1 hubposition A5

    SETTING ECBUS REF


    set 6274 ecBusRef EcBus=1
    SETTING INTEGRATION UNLOCK
    acc SystemFunctions=1,Lm=1,IntegrationUnlock=1 activate

    DELETING UNIT
    Del Equipment=1,FieldReplacebleUnit=BB5212

    PING AN ADDRESS
    Pr router

    mcc 6386 ping 10.200.186.212

    or

    ping -c 5 10.200.186.212

    Where 5819 is the number from "pr router" command results list

    or

    ping 10.200.186.212

    CHECKING ALARMS
    alt

    CHECKING NTP STATUS


    st ntp
    CHEKING TRX STATUS
    st trx

    CHECKING RRU STATUS


    st ru

    BLOCKING RRU
    bl 361

    ULOCKING RRU
    deb 361

    CHEKING BASIC ETHERNET PORT


    st ether

    CHECKING SECTOR CONFIGURATION


    st cell

    CHECKING CARRIER
    St carrier

    SOME PR COMMANDS
    Pr ethernetport

    Pr ethernet

    Pr router

    Pr address

    SOME ST COMMANDS
    St ffd

    St term

    St ip

    St carrier

    St ru

    St cell

    SETTING ALARMS
    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=2 alarmSlogan Mains Fail

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=3 alarmSlogan Diesel Generator on Load

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=4 alarmSlogan Diesel Generator Fail to Start

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=6 alarmSlogan Diesel Generator Low Fuel

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=7 alarmSlogan Rectifier System Fail

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=8 alarmSlogan Site On battery

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=11 alarmSlogan Low Battery Voltage

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=5 alarmSlogan Smoke

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=2 perceivedSeverity 3

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=3 perceivedSeverity 3

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=4 perceivedSeverity 3

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=5 perceivedSeverity 3

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=6 perceivedSeverity 3

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=7 perceivedSeverity 3

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=8 perceivedSeverity 3

    set FieldReplaceableUnit=SAU-1,AlarmPort=11 perceivedSeverity 3


    BV3005> st rilink

    171004-16:12:45 169.254.2.2 17.0b MSRBS_NODE_MODEL_17.Q2_329.33063.43_6adf


    stopfile=/tmp/4704

    ===================================================================================

    Proxy Adm State Op. State MO

    ===================================================================================

    171 0 (DISABLED) Equipment=1,RiLink=A

    172 0 (DISABLED) Equipment=1,RiLink=A1

    173 0 (DISABLED) Equipment=1,RiLink=C

    174 0 (DISABLED) Equipment=1,RiLink=C1

    175 0 (DISABLED) Equipment=1,RiLink=E

    176 0 (DISABLED) Equipment=1,RiLink=E1

    ===================================================================================

    Total: 6 MOs

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