During drive-test we found many cross feeder connections in our GSM network 🙁
Does anyone know if it possible to use stsatistics data (not drive-test) for finding such issues?
We use Nokia & Ericsson
Hi,
If there is only Rx feeder swap between two cells you will suffer of high number of dropped calls and HO failures due to weak UL (the cell is running without diversity). You can check also the path ballance of the cell.
If there is Tx feeders swap the HO performance will be low, due to incorect BA list. You can chech it by the HO statistics. If the best NB of cell A is cell B, but the most outgoin HOs are to cell C which is in another direction, it is possible to be due to feeder swap.
I dont think that Rx swap between two sectors will make the cell working without diversity. diversity device just increases the signal strength sensitivity to the weak signals, that is all.
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