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26th August 2008 at 13:39 #53647SpartGuest
Hi,
We encounter a problem of inter-MSC high handover fail rate. there is a lot of attempts but 100% fail rate.
Please, what we need to check in such case ? we work on Nokia BSS.Thanks.
26th August 2008 at 17:04 #53648pixGuest1) check that the external neighbor cells are correctly defined in the OMC-R’s
2) check that within each MSC, the external LAC and external cell are correctly defined. check adresses, etc.
the problem certainly lies in the MSC’s, not in the OMCR’s.
are both ways failing, or only one direction ?
4th September 2008 at 11:11 #53649zachGuesthi spart,
i got a same problem ,there are high number of ho failure for interMSCbut i have a strange pattern, for example from MSC A to MSC B, there’s no problem, but if the MSC B to MSC A, the problem occured.
I have checked the external LAC ( has been created ) , the routing ( use same routing way )
can any body help me to solve this ?
same with spart, we use Nokia BSS and Nokia NSS.
4th September 2008 at 13:01 #53650pixGuestzach,
in such cases, even though you have already performed the verifications, it’s still probably a problem in MSC B.
If there is no initial HO requests, check that target cell is well defined in the serving OMCR.
If there is a “external” HO request from the serving BSC (from MSC B), but there is no HO execution (no ho command), then it means the MSC B is “stopping” the HO from hapening. Perhaps because it can’t find the target MSC, or the target cell.IMO, you should check again the MSC B…
4th September 2008 at 13:24 #53651zachGuesthi pix
yes i agree with you, i am very sure the problem is come from the core side, due to the ho failure distribute to many cells at the border site between two MSC. we have many handover attempt with low success.
The verification from BSS side / OMCR has been done, and nothing wrong with this side.
so do you have any idea, what kind of parameter should checked ?
4th September 2008 at 16:38 #53652pixGuesti don’t know anything about MSC… I’m a pure BSS engineer 🙂
but if you have attempts, it proves that the problem comes from core network, 99.9% sure about that.6th September 2008 at 20:45 #53653olGuestcheck network lac on each msc.
7th September 2008 at 06:20 #53654RamGuestHi Spart,
I want to add something to this discussion. If u get detailed stats on interMSC HO, analyse them. For eg. if the HO rate from MSCB to MSCA is poor then check for the outgoing HO attempts of MSCB and incoming HO attempts of MSCA. With this u can come to an approx conclusion in which MSC the analysis has to be made. Normally in one node the failure will be high. If success rate is high in MSCA i/g it means there might be problem in MSCB where the definitions of cells of MSCA are not proper.A good solution is to check all the internal & external neighbor definitions in all MSC and BSC nodes.
regards,
Ram24th February 2011 at 09:43 #53655VineetGuestU can also check the BSSMAP request receive timer, or IAM/ACM timer. 🙂
15th March 2011 at 10:39 #53656ArshidGuestDear all,
i have migrated some sites from BSCA to BSCB, Both BSCs belong to the same MSCA. When HO requests come from MSCB to MSCA, they are failed. kindly any one can guide me what parameters should be checked to resolve this issue.
15th March 2011 at 14:49 #53657PixGuestArshid,
You must investigate further by looking at all the messages that should be sent and received in case of inter MSC HO.
Find out which message is not received, by which equipment, and you’ll see where is the misconf.
Here are the interfaces you should monitor :
Air interface (with drive test)
A interface (with protocol anlyser or with BSS or NSS stats)
MSC-MSC interface (with prot analyser or with NSS stats)Regards
pix16th March 2011 at 06:52 #53658BobGuestHi,
(1)When MSC A receives Handover Required from BSC A , MSC A Should be able to Recognize this CGI,LAI are controlling by which MSC. (2) MSC B receives MAP Prepar Handover Request from MSC A , now MSC B knows which LAC and CGI are targeted,MSC B requests VLR to provide Handover Num or MSHON, at the same time MSCB asks Targeted BSC to please provide required Resources(3)BSC sends ACK also VLR Send MSHON(4) MSCB sends back MSHON to MSCA (5)MSC A now Sends IAM message to MSCB and the…
the best way to find out what is problem is to see which cause code you receive- as a brief summery–> MSCA should knows CGI and LAC of Target Cell which controlling by which MSC it is very important ,–> MSC-A should be able to analyzing MSHON sent form MSC-B to sends IAM message- check who abnormally terminated the Handover ,most properly it is MSC A
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