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  • 9th December 2009 at 16:40 #60087
    krish
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    hi ali,

    Can u tell me lapd counter and its significance in eric system?

    9th December 2009 at 16:57 #60088
    raman
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    lapd counters are in LAPD object type and it’s signifance is it tells that path from BTS to BSC is affected overloaded or what by COVERLOAD counter

    10th December 2009 at 16:22 #60089
    krish
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    Hi raman,

    can u tell me which counters i have to check for cell level and bsc level? can u just give its name and decription?

    and by changing lapd signalling from 16 to 32 at cdell level will get improvement in sd blocking?

    11th December 2009 at 21:19 #60090
    raman
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    give command “stmotls -l LAPD” in Winfoil after aploc; command you will fidn your answers look for COVERLOAD to looked e1 wise at devices level ……….

    14th December 2009 at 17:46 #60091
    krish
    Guest

    Hi raman,

    hey this counter is on bsc levelmean it will give the value of bsc level or cell level .

    if i want to check on cell level lapd loading then same one i have to use?

    and buddy i also find some counters so can u tell out of this any useful?

    CBADFRAME
    Number of received bad frames

    CTRIFRAME
    Number of transmitted LAPD information frames. The counter holds the number of frames transmitted on all links on the device, divided by ten to prevent overflow.

    CRECIFRAME

    CRETRANSM
    Number of retransmissions

    COVERLOAD
    Number of link overloads

    CLINKFAIL
    Number of link failures

    CPROCOLERR
    Number of link protocol errors

    16th December 2009 at 07:21 #60092
    pridey
    Guest

    Hi.

    If i want to check on cell level lapd loading in Nokia system , then what are the commands?

    Thanks.

    18th December 2009 at 02:24 #60093
    krish
    Guest

    hi raman,

    Waiting for ur reply.

    19th December 2009 at 16:16 #60094
    krish
    Guest

    hi raman,

    Still waiting for ur reply.

    In trailing messege i have mentioned the lapd counters so for lapd overload coverload counter i have to check?

    And in which case coverload value shows there is lapd load?means i have to change lapd from 32 to 64?

    21st December 2009 at 05:18 #60095
    Bijoy
    Guest

    Krish
    The Object type LAPD is defined per TRH device.It will give the values of the counters per TRH per BTS wise.
    Check for high values of COVERLOAD for LAPD load.
    In that case you can decrease the CONFACT.

    Pridey
    In case of Nokia,use the command ZDMF & check for alarm 2133

    Br\\
    Bijoy

    21st December 2009 at 09:01 #60096
    krish
    Guest

    Hi bijoy,

    thanks buddy but can u tell me for example some value for coverload counter for 32k lapd which shows overload?

    and by that value i can go for 64 value?

    if possible plz give reply.

    21st December 2009 at 09:46 #60097
    Bijoy
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    I would rather suggest COVERLOAD > 0,with no CLINKFAIL.

    21st December 2009 at 17:43 #60098
    krish
    Guest

    hi,

    U mean coverload >0 means its lapd loading.so coverload should be always 0
    With no clinkfail.is it?

    22nd December 2009 at 04:50 #60099
    Bijoy
    Guest

    Yes dear

    14th September 2012 at 18:30 #60100
    Md. Moniruzzaman
    Guest

    Hi All
    Could you please tell me LAPD performance affecting indicator threshold (Daily Resolution)

    COVERLOAD
    CBADFRAME
    CLINKFAIL

    15th September 2012 at 09:54 #60101
    pix
    Guest

    hello,

    – usually, increase the lapd capacity (“confact”)

    do you know where to read those counters in the OSS ? I usually read the network QOS through a 3rd party software, but it doesn’t show those LAPD counters.
    Shall I read them in a file ? Or through AXE commands ?

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