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High SDCCH Traffic in LA Borders

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  • 14th March 2006 at 15:49 #44226
    Esamoraglos
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    I have trains crossing the Location Area border, why is this a problem? how can it be solved?
    The statistics are the following:
    (they are all statistics al peak hour, but they keep approximately the same all day long)
    SDCCH traffic: 22.12
    CCALLS: 193696
    CCONGS: 95834
    CTCONGS: 6369
    CMSESTAB: 9845

    Any help will be appreciated,
    Thanks in advance.

    14th March 2006 at 16:05 #44227
    Esamoraglos
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    The parameters are:
    CCALLS: Allocation Attemps
    CCONGS: Congestion
    CTCONGS: Congestion time
    CMSESTAB: MS conection stablishment on SDCCH

    Thanks

    14th March 2006 at 19:04 #44228
    Esamoraglos
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    Take in consideration this are counters for 1 hour and the Overlay and Underlay counters are added together

    20th March 2006 at 15:25 #44229
    Boko
    Guest

    I asked about the trains, because we also have problems when a train full with subscribers crosses the LA/RA border and all of them start to update their location at the same time.

    21st March 2006 at 15:14 #44230
    Kalinizma
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    Esamoraglos,
    All you write now is a confirmation of your previous saying for high SDCCH Congestion. These numbers that you present now just proves this. You need to investigate the problem and one way of doing this is my previous post.

    22nd March 2006 at 15:00 #44231
    Esamoraglos
    Guest

    I am showing this statistics so that you can have a more detailed information of the problem at hand. Is the MHT at the right values?

    22nd March 2006 at 17:11 #44232
    Esamoraglos
    Guest

    I can’t find what each of the selection types means, can you help me?

    22nd March 2006 at 18:09 #44233
    Esamoraglos
    Guest

    I founf the selection types, most of them are because of the location updating (just as we suspected). Is there anything I can do to fix this?
    thanks in advance…

    30th March 2006 at 11:47 #44234
    Esamoraglos
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    Kalinizma o someone that can help me:
    As I told you before the entire network is Ericsson, I need to know if there is a way to know which telephones are generating all this traffic due to Location Update. Is there a process in the OSS to do this?
    Thanks Kalinzma for the previous post, it was really helpfull (y)
    Any more help will be appreciated greately.

    3rd April 2006 at 07:26 #44235
    gag
    Guest

    HI all

    I had a similar problem in my network.

    I agree with Boko regarding MHT thing.

    I suggest Esamoraglo to change LAC boundry and avoid trains crossing the LAC boundry.

    If possible on your part just try increasing no of SDCCH Blocks for a day or 2 and then observe whats the change. If you feel this may bring in TCH blocking, try going in for half rate.

    This is what I did and for my 2 TRX problamatic cell, normally we go in for 8 SDCCH Blocks, but I had to finnaly set SDCCH blocks to 24. I also managed to pick up extra traffic on voice front also.

    Reason for my recomendation:
    SDCCH traffic is 22.12 Erlang.
    To cater this with 1% GoS, you need about 32 channels(From Erlan B table), So you need atleast 32 SDCCH Blocks to cater the SDCCH requirement.

    I hope it helps

    4th April 2006 at 12:38 #44236
    Esamoraglo
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    People,
    what I need to do is to reduce this SDCCH traffic because it is excesive. There has to be some kind of problem with the network. Increasing the number of SDCCH is not a solution, as you increase the SDCCH blocks the traffic also increases, generating congestion in the same way. I am trying to find the reason for so many Location Updates, but I cant seem to find a way to see it in detail (what telephones are generating all the traffic, if it is a gruop of telephones or it is just a problem of the location of the LA. Thanks. Any sugestion is more than welcome.

    4th April 2006 at 14:56 #44237
    RAMI
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    Dear Esamoraglo,
    The only way to solve this problem is to go to cell level what you need to do is:
    1- Check the LA and if the cells are properly homed to the destinated BSC-MSC
    2- Check the cells @ LA borders
    3- Check if there are any cells shooting from far away to this LA
    4- Set some plans to downtilt shooting cells
    5- Study the possibility to re-plan the LA
    6- The most important issue is to check if there is a best server because you may have cells are doing a cell selection/reselection due to no best server thus doing a high LAU.

    Hope you’ll get rid of your problem…

    4th April 2006 at 16:41 #44238
    Boko
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    usually the cells with such problems are couples. If this is your case you could more easily locate the problem place.
    There is no way to find out the phones that generate this if the LU is not successful (blocked) I think MSC guys could easily check this.

    12th April 2006 at 04:09 #44239
    wen
    Guest

    Esamo,

    Hardware problem? Ruled that out already?
    Low RF area causing lots of cells to serve there?
    Overshooting cells?
    The terminals that might keep requesting for SDCCH bt keep failing, maybe you can drive around in that area, see if there is any research centre there dealing with mobiles, SIMs, transmitting equipment….very hard to find these terminals.

    11th June 2007 at 11:04 #44240
    Kamal Goyal
    Guest

    What exactly is the difference between TCH Blocking and TCH Congestion?

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