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ETMA IP attribute configuration (re-assign physical IP in ETMA in mcBSC) (Version-003)

Configuration change (re-assign physical IP in


ETMA in mcBSC)
(Product / Software release)

 Regulated document

Version, status 3.0


Date 2017-11-06
Author Amit Sharma
Contributor Pranay Mestry
Owner Rohit Gupta
Function SES Radio Access Stream Market INDIA
Approver Ritesh Agrawal
Doc ID
Doc Location

Change History

Version Status Date Author Description of Changes

0.1 Draft 2017-10-04 Amit Sharma Draft version

1.0 Approved 2017-10-09 Rohit Gupta Final version

2.0 Approved 28-10-2017 Rohit Gupta Changes in ETMA state


3.0 Approved 06-11-2017 Rohit Gupta Change in ETMA interface

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material also contains confidential information, which may not be disclosed to others without the
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Contents
1.1 Purpose ................................................................................................................ 4
1.2 Documentation Board Members .............................................................................. 4
2 General Information ................................................................................................. 4

2.1 Introduction .............................................................................................................. 4


2.2 Pre-requisites ....................................................................................................... 4
2.2.1 Hardware .................................................................................................................. 4
2.2.2 Software .............................................................................................................. 4
2.2.3 Tools..................................................................................................................... 4
2.3 Restrictions .......................................................................................................... 4
2.4 Schedule .................................................................................................................... 4
2.5 Back-ups ............................................................................................................... 5
2.6 Performance Dump ................................................................................................... 5
2.7 Notification ............................................................................................................... 5
3 Steps for activity execution....................................................................................... 6

3.1 Alarm & connectivity verification of the BSC ............................................................ 6


3.2 IP definition in ETMA card in running mcBSC ................................................................. 6
3.3 Removing the logical gateway and logical attribute on ETMA IP’s ................................ 7
3.4 Re-assign/recreate physical attribute with interface & vlan IP on the ETMA card .... 7
3.5 Output of ETMA after creation of physical attributes .............................................. 8
3.6 Change state of ETMA after Physical IP creation ...................................................... 8
3.7 Creation of Gateway IP as PHY ................................................................................. 8
3.8 Follow this process (step3.1 – step3.7) for all ETMA cards one by one in the bsc ..... 8
3.9 Reference log file attached ....................................................................................... 8
4 Testing & Acceptance Procedure .............................................................................. 9

4.1 **Check ping response from all ETMA cards to all MGW (user plane) .......................... 9
4.2 **Check ping response of A-interface association (signalling) with working BCXU ... 9
4.3 Check voice/Data call from all ETMA .............................................................................. 9
5 Steps for removing the configuration in case of problem ........................................ 9

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About This Document


1.1 Purpose

The purpose of this document is to outline the procedure for implementing / activating the
physical attribute with ETMA interface in the mcBSC.

1.2 Documentation Board Members

Reviewer 1 – Pranay P Mestry


Reviewer 2 – Rohit Gupta
Approver 1 - Navit Sethi
Approver 2 – Ritesh Agrawal

2 General Information
2.1 Introduction

This MOP is intended to change the EEP address definition for ETMA in the multi-controller
BSC. It requires to delete/remove the logical attribute on ETMA cards and create/assign the
physical attributes in ETMA cards with same IP in mcBSC.

2.2 Pre-requisites

Required a BSC-Data fill & a “Maintenance Window” for live or operational mcBSC

2.2.1 Hardware
McBSC as assign IP to ETMA units ETMA (BMPP2 Card’s)

2.2.2 Software
GSM16

2.2.3 Tools
Reflection/putty for bsc login

2.3 Restrictions

It is strictly suggested to change the physical attribute on ETMA one-by-one so that


network services should not be impacted.

2.4 Schedule

To be executed in the Maintenance Window in low traffic hours.

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2.5 Back-ups

Take a valid FALLBACK before the start of activity.

2.6 Performance Dump

Take dump of reports including raw counters for last 2-3 weeks from the day you
want to start activity.

2.7 Notification

Before starting the activity

Inform respective stack holders before starting the activity. This will vary depending
on the customer and circle. It should be previous agreed.

During activity if any problem faced

Inform respective stack holders before starting the activity. This will vary depending
on the customer and circle. It should be previous agreed.

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3 Steps for activity execution


3.1 Alarm & connectivity verification of the BSC

a. Verify that there should be no critical alarms exist in the bsc.


ZAHP:;
ZAHO:;

b. Take a valid FALLBACK in the BSC.


ZWKS:NAME=FBXXXXXX:DIRE=FBXXXXXX:MODE=FULL:;

c. Check the ping response from ETMA. E.g. ETMA-1


ZQRX:ETMA,1::PING:IP=<"Destination IP">,SRC=<"source IP">,;

d. Check the ping response of the association with working BCXU


ZQRX:BCXU,0::PING:SRC="Primary Sig IP VLAN32",IP="Primary Destination IP",:;
ZQRX:BCXU,0::PING:SRC="Secondary Sig IP VLAN33",IP="Secondary Destination IP",:;

3.2 IP definition in ETMA card in running mcBSC


In mcBSC, all ETMA card have IP address as per below format.
ZQRI:ETMA,;

ZQKB:ETMA,;

ZD2I:::ETMA,1;

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3.3 Removing the logical gateway and logical attribute on ETMA IP’s

a) Putting ETMA in SE-NH.


ZUSC:ETMA,1:BL;
ZUSC:ETMA,1:TE,FCD;
ZUSC:ETMA,1:SE,FCD;
ZUSC:ETMA,1:SE;
ZUSI:ETMA;

b) Remove/delete all the logical gateway IP and IUA message configurations from ETMA.
ZQKA:<Logical No of ETMA>:;
ZD2D:C,<BCXU ID>::<Logical No of ETMA>:;
ZD2D:M,<BCXU ID>::<Logical No of ETMA>:;

c) Check that the logical gateway and IUA configurations for ETMA is deleted
ZQKB:ETMA,<ETMA No>:;
ZD2I:::<Logical No of ETMA>:;

d) *Remove all Logical IP’s from ETMA card.by ZQRG


*Note Removal of IP & gateway from ETMA should be done considering one ETMA at a
time. This will reduce the downtime and it will have very little impact of call volume.

ZQRG:ETMA,1::IFETH0:"10.0.1.101"; <ETMA IFETH0 IP>

e) Remove remain IP on the vlan.


ZUSI:ETMA,<ETMA No>,:;
ZUSI:ETMA,<ETMA No>,:;
ZQRG:ETMA,1::VLAN46:"10.165.133.61":; <ETMA VLAN46 IP>
ZQRG:ETMA,1::VLAN23:"10.0.3.101":; <ETMA VLAN23 IP>

3.4 a) Re-assign/recreate physical attribute with interface & vlan IP on the ETMA card.
ZQRI:ETMA,:;
ZQRN:ETMA,1::IFETH0:"10.0.1.101",25,P,IC:; <ETMA Interface IFETH0 IP >
ZQRN:ETMA,1::VLAN23:"10.0.3.101",25,P,I:; <ETMA VLAN23 IP>
ZQRP:ETMA,1::VLAN23:"10.0.3.101":TAG,"EEP": <TAG ETMA VLAN23 AS EEP for AOIP>
ZQRN:ETMA,1::VLAN46:"10.165.133.61",28,P,::; <ETMA VLAN46 IP>

b) Recreate IUA messaging as per existing configuration.


ZD2C:M,:<BCXU ID>::<Logical No of ETMA >:; For one BCXU
ZD2C:C,:<BCXU ID>::<Logical No of ETMA >:; For all working BCXU’s

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3.5 Output of ETMA after creation of physical attributes


The expected output of ETMA will be as below

3.6 Change state of ETMA after Physical IP creation

Change the state of ETMA to TE-EX by command ZUSC, & run diagnosis test of ETMA, after
passing ETMA diagnosis test, change the state of ETMA to WO-EX

3.7 Creation of Gateway IP as PHY

Create gateway IP routes as physical attribute for ETMA


ZQKC:ETMA,1:::"10.165.133.49":PHY:;
ZQKC:ETMA,1::"10.160.2.64",27:"10.0.3.90":PHY:;

3.8 Follow this process (step3.1 – step3.7) for all ETMA cards one by one in the bsc.

3.9 Reference log file attached.

ETMA output (physical attributes).txt

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4 Testing & Acceptance Procedure


4.1 **Check ping response from all ETMA cards to all MGW (user plane)

ZQRX:ETMA,1::PING:IP=<”Destination IP”>,SRC=<”source IP”>,;


Expected outcome: Ping response should be successful from ETMA to MGW

4.2 **Check ping response of A-interface association (signalling) with working BCXU.
ZQRX:BCXU,0::PING:SRC="Primary Sig IP VLAN32",IP="Primary Destination IP",:;
ZQRX:BCXU,0::PING:SRC="Secondary Sig IP VLAN33",IP="Secondary Destination IP",:;

Expected outcome: Ping response should be successful from BCXU to MSS

4.3 Check voice/Data call from all ETMA.

Expected outcome: Voice and data call should work

**Note: Ping test from ETMA to MGW & BCXU to MSS should be checked before the start and
end of the activity

5 Steps for removing the configuration in case of problem


If any issue observed in voice and data call, and ping response is failing then revert the
bsc on fallback.

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