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    Motorola Commands

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    The document provides instructions for checking the status of network equipment like sites, DRIs, RTFs, and alarms using commands in OMC. It also includes steps to display configuration information for specific devices and reset or lock/unlock sites and DRIs. Examples are given of commands to check states, display equipment details, and reset or change settings for troubleshooting network issues.

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    Motorola Commands

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    The document provides instructions for checking the status of network equipment like sites, DRIs, RTFs, and alarms using commands in OMC. It also includes steps to display configuration information for specific devices and reset or lock/unlock sites and DRIs. Examples are given of commands to check states, display equipment details, and reset or change settings for troubleshooting network issues.

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    The document provides instructions for checking the status of network equipment like sites, DRIs, RTFs, and alarms using commands in OMC. It also includes steps to display configuration information for specific devices and reset or lock/unlock sites and DRIs. Examples are given of commands to check states, display equipment details, and reset or change settings for troubleshooting network issues.

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    Motorola Commands

    Uploaded by

    Areej Ali
    The document provides instructions for checking the status of network equipment like sites, DRIs, RTFs, and alarms using commands in OMC. It also includes steps to display configuration information for specific devices and reset or lock/unlock sites and DRIs. Examples are given of commands to check states, display equipment details, and reset or change settings for troubleshooting network issues.

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    The document discusses various commands used to check the status of network equipment like sites, DRIs, RTFs, etc. and how to reset sites and DRIs.

    Commands like state, disp_cell_st, disp_act_alarm, disp_rtf_channel can be used to check site status. disp_eq can check equipment status. state and disp_gsm can provide site details.

    The reset_site and reset_device commands can be used to reset the entire site or individual DRIs. ins can be used to lock/unlock DRIs.

    state site no. DRI * * reset_d site no. DRI DRI no. Chg_l disp_gsm site no.

    . disp_cell_status site no. or disp_cell_st site no. disp_act site no. state 0 site * * state site no. state 0 site no state 0 MTL * * state 0 RSL * * state 0 XBL * * state 0 axdr * * state 0 cic * * disp_con disp_eq site no. rtf * * disp_eq site no. rtf rtf no disp_eq site no. rtf 0 0 disp_rtf_ch site no. rtf no. disp_hopping disp_bss dtpad /etc/hosts cd /usr/omc/ne_data/OTG quick start Device type: BSS Select BSCs SCCP Busy in use cic Busy cics_mean Summary Level: none

    check DRIs reset DRI change security level from 1 to 2 to reset DRI display sites name display cell status not ), BCCH check sites alarms ( check if it is barred or

    check working sites display device status information of site check the date of on air check MTLs BSC MSC check RSLs BTS BSC check XBLs BSC Transcoder cic validation checking no. of Aters on each BSC through remote login

    check half rate display hopping information for a cell display high level information of all sites supported in the BSS

    >help >passwd

    to find command to change ur Pass word

    State siteNo. Gclk * * Disp_equip 0 path siteNo. 0 Disp_mms 0 mssNo. 0

    to check GClock state to find mss id No. to check mms state 0=mean set frequency mode 1=mean phase lock mode to reset the

    Chg_el phase_lock_gclk (siteNo.) 0 GCLK Chg_el phase_lock_gclk (siteNo) 1

    state 0 rsl * * (to check the status of site link) disp_cell_st 4 (check the status of the site if carry traffic or not) disp_act_alarm 0 (check the alarms on the BSC) disp_rtf_channel 1 0 0(to check if there are calls or note) state 0 mtl * * state 5 dri * * (to the DRIs of the site 5) state 0 axcdr * * (check the transcoder) state 2 (to see every thing about the site) ins 9 dri 0 0 (to reset the DRI) (to check HR)

    disp_eq 8 rtf 0 0

    Disp_conn (if the mtl is connected or not) disp_cell_st (site no.) (to see if it is barred or not) state 0 site 14 0(to know the date been on air) state 0 site * *(to see the working sites) disp_gsm 5(to know the name of the site) chg_l enter enter ahmed alawsi: ahmed alawsi: ahmed alawsi: ahmed alawsi:

    l site ID dri 0 0 l site ID dri 0 1 unl site ID dr 0 1 unl site ID dri 0 0

    lock dri Un lock dri

    reset_site site_id reset_device site_id dri 0 0 ins site_id dri 0 0 ins 0 mms 0 1 reset_site 55 disp_p 0

    rest site rest dri lock and unlock lock & unlock reset site 55 to check BSCs LCF& GPRG distribution

    [18/06/09 14:48:36] MMI-RAM 0117 [aeidan] -> disp_eq 8 dri 2 0 full DRI identifier: 2 0 DRI Density[dri_density]: DOUBLE Associated DRI identifier: 2 1 Transceiver Flag: 0 Cabinet identifier: 0 Type of connection to the BTP: MASTER Port to which the TCU is connected[tcu_port]: 4 RTF identifier[pref_rtf_id]: 2 0 GSM cell ID where the DRI appears: 286 02 51001 34559 Cell name where the DRI appears: GONSEB10731T-B34559 Antenna select number for this cell[antenna_select]: 3 Tuneable combining used: No The diversity flag for this DRI is[diversity_flag]: 1 The fm cell type is[fm_cell_type]: 4 Hardware Information: FRU: CTU2D Kit Number: SYWF4876G Serial Number: X96H8P2DWE Hardware Version Number: Unavailable

    Events alarm:
    Attachment (event.tar.gz) is your request please follow the following steps the following step to get event manual 1- by ftp put attached file under any directory example: /home/X a. X=your user name( manuall) ==> /home/ali 2- cd /home/X 3- /bin/gunzip/ event.tar.gz 4- tar xvf event.tar 5- chmod 775 event 6 - event 7- you can find output file under path /tmp/event_2008MMDD.tar.gz 8- get it by ftp and open it normall by using WINZIP its take about 10 mint if you want get it automatic as in iraqna you shoud ask omc team to make corn and replace the path in step 1 to become as below (automatic) ==> /home/omcadmin/script

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