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AAV Performance Report Readout
National E2E RAN Performance
Tim Zhang
Ashish Dhital
6/8/2010
AAV Architecture Overview
ETHERNET BACKHAUL CONFIGURATIONS
•Hybrid Iub architecture involves deploying parallel ATM/T1 and IP/Ethernet backhaul bearers to a given NodeB
•In the next two diagrams the traffic paths are illustrated
•Notice how the NodeB OAM traffic is routed in the two solutions
•This is critical in understanding the impact of different hybrid alarm constellations
•Also notice the different paths the HDSPA/HSUPA traffic takes in the two solutions
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ATM IUB
RNC 1
RNC n
All RNCsat MSO
NMNET
RSP 1
RSPs supporting ATM NodeBs at
MSO
NodeB 1
NodeB k
All ATM NodeBs homed
to MSO
NSN NetAct servers
RSP mTDM
backhaul SONET
HSDPA/HSUPA
R99 + signaling
NodeB OAM (carries NodeB alarms)
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Notice how the NodeB alarms are routed via the RNC using IPoATM over the T1s
HYBRID IUB
RNC 1
RNC n
All RNCsat MSO
NodeB 1
All hybrid / all IP based NodeBs homed to MSO
7609 #1
7609 #2
AAV Ethernetbackhaul
NMNET
RSP 1
RSPs supporting ATM NodeBs at
MSO
NSN NetAct servers
RSP mTDM
backhaul
NodeB n
SONET
Eth
ern
et
Ethernet Ethernet
JDSU VisionEMS/NetComplete servers
HSDPA/HSUPA
R99 + signaling
NodeB OAM (carries NodeB alarms)
CellSiteLAN OAM (carries NID alarms/KPIs)
Notice how the NodeB and NID alarms take different
paths with hybrid Iub.
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HYBRID IUB HW CHANGES
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NetEx
T-PIM
Cell site n
Cell site 2
Cell site 1
MSO
RSP
ES
C
ES
C
ES
C
ES
C
DS1 based existing TDM transport service
DACs
Optical SONET (OC3/12 channelised / concatenated)
RNC 1
NIS
NIS
NodeB n
FTIA
NodeB 1
FTIA
NodeB 2
FTIA
switchedethernet L2
transport service
Cell site n
Cell site 2
Cell site 1
MSO
E-OAMMSO NID
RSP
NP
GE
(A)
NP
GE
(P)
NP
GE
(A)
NP
GE
(P)
Cisco 7609 #2
ES
C
ES
C
ES
C
ES
CDS1 based existing TDM
transport service
DACs
Optical (or electrical) GigE/FE between TM and AAV’s NIDs
2 X 2 lag
Electrical 100BaseT between TM NID and NodeB
E-OAMNID
(JDSU)
E-OAMNID
(JDSU)
E-OAMNID
(JDSU)
ES
20E
S20
6548
6548
Optical GigE
ES
20E
S20
Cisco 7609 #1
Optical SONET (OC3/12 channelised / concatenated)
E-OAMMSO NID
QT600(1)
6548
6548
QT600(2)
RNC 1
NP
GE
(A)
NP
GE
(P)
NIS
NIS
NodeB n
FTIA
NodeB 1
FTIA
NodeB 2
FTIA
HYBRID IUB HW CHANGES
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JDSUVisionEMS
NetEx
T-PIMHSDPA traffic flows from RNC’s NPGE IP addresses the NodeB UP IP address
HSUPA traffic flows from the NodeB UP IP address to RNC’s NPGE IP addresses
JDSUNetOptimise
NodeB’s user plane IP address
RNC’s user plane IP addresses
(1 per NPGE pair)
switchedethernet L2
transport service
Cell site n
Cell site 2
Cell site 1
MSO
E-OAMMSO NID
RSP
NP
GE
(A)
NP
GE
(P)
NP
GE
(A)
NP
GE
(P)
Cisco 7609 #2
ES
C
ES
C
ES
C
ES
C
DS1 based existing TDM transport service
DACs
Optical (or electrical) GigE/FE between TM and AAV’s NIDs
2 X 2 lag
Electrical 100BaseT between TM NID and NodeB
E-OAMNID
(JDSU)
E-OAMNID
(JDSU)
E-OAMNID
(JDSU)
ES
20E
S20
6548
6548
Optical GigE
ES
20E
S20
Cisco 7609 #1
Optical SONET (OC3/12 channelised / concatenated)
E-OAMMSO NID
QT600(1)
6548
6548
QT600(2)
RNC 1
NP
GE
(A)
NP
GE
(P)
NIS
NIS
NodeB n
FTIA
NodeB 1
FTIA
NodeB 2
FTIA
Ethernet Y.1731 CCM (Continuity Check Message) frames sent every 1 sec between MSO and cell site NIDs on CORENET VLAN monitors
live Ethernet performance.
E-OAM PM
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T-PIM
JDSUNetOptimise
KPIs
AAV CONNECTIVITY ISSUES
• To identify NMNET/CORENET AAV VLAN/layer 1 connectivity issues to a cell site use
• E-OAM cell site NID and Node B ET-MFX11 HW alarms
• E-OAM FM and PM alarms
• RNC does not see the Ethernet circuit and 7609 AAV VLAN alarms will be disabled
• For investigation and fault isolation• Ping the cell site’s IP hosts
• Run rapid RFC2544 test to cell site NID
• Please refer to following links for detail AAV Troubleshooting procedure.
• Ericsson: Click here
• NSN: Click here
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AAV Performance KPIs(from JDSU)
Intro to JDSU Performance Monitoring CFM Y.1731 Test Packets
TMO has chosen CFM Y.1731 as the standard for real time circuit testing.
The E-OAM NIDs send DL frames every second with a time stamp; in the other direction, the cell site NIDs send UL frames with time stamps.
When frames are received, the NIDs calculate the delay, evaluate loss, etc. This is on-going all the time. These tests are well defined in the Y.1731 standards and are called Continuity Check Message (CCM) checks.
DL and UL frames are sent and monitored on CORENET VLAN (not on NMNET VLAN). We only want to monitor user traffic.
NID’s will raise an alarm if there is a high error rate or loss of packets, and gives us KPIs that can be studied later.
If it finds problems it will generate an alarm for NetExpert and send data to T-PIM via NetOptimize.
CFM Packets Travel Between MSO NID and Cell Site NID’s.
AAV
Provider NIDTMO NID
TMO MSO NID
QT-600
RNC
Bearer Traffic
CFM Traffic
KPI Value Description
Frame Loss Rate: SLA threshold less than 0.0092%Max Frame Delay: SLA threshold less than 8msMax Frame Delay Variation: SLA threshold less than 2msAvailability: SLA threshold great than 99.995%
KPI Description
Throughput Average Traffic Throughput over Ethernet
Throughput/CIR (%)(Utilization)
Percentage of throughput relative to the CIR – 0 to 100%.CIR: Committed Information Rate in Megabytes per second
Availability (%) Derived from the report time calculation for the flow. The percentage of time available is the cumulative total of time in the date/time period minus the Unavailable Seconds (UAS).Availability is calculated based on Frame Lost Rate. If there is no Frame lost, then Availability is based on FD and FDV if they exceed the SLAs metrics.
Frame Loss Rate (%) Calculation based on the cumulative totals for frames lost and frames transferred over the date/time period.
Minimum Frame Delay (FD) Report time minimum FD value for all queried values over date/time period.
Average Frame Delay (FD) Report time average FD value for all queried values over date/time period.
Maximum Frame Delay (FD) Report time maximum FD value for all queried values over date/time period.
Minimum Frame Delay Variation (FDV) Report time minimum FDV value for all queried values over date/time period.
Average Frame Delay Variation (FDV) Report time average FDV value for all queried values over date/time period.
Maximum Frame Delay Variation (FDV) Report time maximum FDV value for all queried values over date/time period.
These SLA thresholds are designed for voice traffic over Ethernet. With the current implementation (only HS user plane payload over Ethernet), Frame lost rate is more critical than the other two KPIs.
Typical Worst Flows
Example of SLA Alarming
RAN Performance KPIs
Traffic
Throughput
Retransmission
RetainabilityAccessibility
Channel Switching
Latency
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• HSDPA/EUL ThroughputThroughput increase
• PS LatencyPS Latency decrease
• HSDPA/EUL TrafficNo impact or slightly increase
• HS/EUL RetainabilityNo impact
• HS/EUL AccessibilityNo impact
• Voice/PS R99 PerformanceNo Impact
AAV Performance Report Demonstration
TPIM Report (1)
There is AAV JDSU report under TPIM Content Browser.
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Search for “JDSU”
TPIM Report (2)
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Report Name
Specify the report duration
Select level of the object
JDSU HierarchyRegion –> MSO-> AAV Vendor -> NID
Select report level and time level
BH is defined based on highest Ethernet throughput
AAV RAN KPI Summary Report (Beta Version)
Available in Liberty Reporting Server. Provide side by side RAN and JDSU report with RAN system hierarchy. Link:
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http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+RAN+KPI+SUMMARY+DAILY&rs:Format=HTML4.0
Filter by RNC or Cluster
Specify Region/Market
Select the Sites, Specify the report level
Specify Report Duration
Green: RAN KPIs Orange: AAV KPIs
Click the date to get hourly drilldown
Tip:Report can be exported as Excel
Sample: SE01680D
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The side by side RAN and JDSU report provides an easy way to correlate the Ethernet issue with RAN performance.
AAV JDSU KPI Summary Report (Beta Version)
Available in Liberty Reporting Server. Provide side by side RAN and JDSU report with JDSU system hierarchy. Link:http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+JDSU+KPI+SUMMARY+DAILY&rs:Format=HTML4.0
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Specify Report Duration
Specify the region and report level
Select object
JDSU system hierarchy:Region -> MSO -> AAV Vendor -> NID
Green: RAN KPIs Orange: AAV KPIs
OSS Vs. Insite Audit Delta ReportAvailable in Liberty Reporting Server. Provide AAV site audit for any discrepancy between Insite database and OSS parameter.http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fOSS+VS+INSITE+AAV+AUDIT+DELTA&rs:Format=HTML4.0
• AAV site in Insite: The site is defined as “Ethernet Completed” in Insite database.
• AAV Site in OSS: The site is configured to carry HS user plane on Ethernet in RAN system. (based on actual parameter setting)
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Action items
AAV Performance DashboardAvailable in Liberty Reporting Server. Provides the AAV performance overview on region and market level.National Report (region level)
http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+National+Dashboard&rs:Format=HTML4.0
Regional Report (market level)
http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+Regional+Dashboard&rs:Format=HTML4.0
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Known LimitationsSome reports on Liberty server are beta version. The purpose is to validate the report, receive market feedbacks, then get final implementation in TPIM.
Here are some known limitations in these reports.• There are some missing NSN KPIs in RAN summary report and JDSU summary report (Liberty server) due to the NSN old counter limitation in Common table. New common table will be deployed soon with new NSN counters.
• There is no Latency & Throughput distribution KPIs for NSN, due to lack of TPIM aggregate tables. Action has been taken by TPIM team.
• We are experiencing some JDSU missing data issue. It is the reason you will see some blank in JDSU KPIs. JDSU and TPIM team are working on this issue.
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Question & Feedback Contacts
If you have questions or feedbacks, please send to your regional POCs.
South Region: Kien Tang
West Region: Christopher Lugos & Vivencio Luna
NE Region: Kartar Wadhwa
Central Region: Crisanto Espinoza
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Experience Sharing
Experience SharingUnderstand the network behavior when Ethernet has problem.
When Ethernet is complete down for long period
Ericsson:
FMX will be triggered to flip the site from AAV to ATM after Ethernet alarm has been received for longer than 1 min.
• May not see the performance impact on KPIs, if FMX works properly.
• May cause 100% access failure if FMX doesn’t work.
• If you have to manually lock the AAV in case FMX doesn’t work, you have to lock the AAV on RNC side, NOT NODEB.
NSN:
NSN system will still try to allocate the HS over Ethernet. Obviously, the HS allocation will be failed. Then the PS will be downgrade to R99, then setup this R99 call over ATM. After a few seconds on R99 RAB, the system will up switch the call to HS again with ATM backhaul.
• HS Access Failure increased up to 100%
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Experience Sharing
RAN Performance degradation due to unstable Ethernet
HS Drop rate may increase. The impact on RAN performance depends on the severity of Ethernet issue and how frequent the issue is happened (Continuously frame lost, or occasionally)
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Useful Links
Documentation
AAV Performance SharePointhttp://snpshpc1/functional/npp/NP/Pages/AAV.aspx
• RAN/JDSU KPI Specs
• TPIM Database Specs
• JDSU PM Statistic Description
• Performance Discussion Board
Ericsson/NSN AAV Training Material (From Andrew): http://snpshpc1:8687/SiteDirectory/UMTS/NetworkReadiness/LastMile/DE/Shared%20Documents/Presentations/Presentations%20under%20construction/
• AAV Architecture
• Configuration Management
• Fault Management
• Performance Management
AAV Online TrainingCourse Name: Ericsson Hybrid Iub CM/FM/PM in UMTS
NSN Hybrid Iub CM/FM/PM in UMTS
AAV Design Documenthttp://snpshpc1:8687/SiteDirectory/UMTS/NetworkReadiness/LastMile/DE/default.aspx
AAV CIQ Documenthttp://snpshpc1:8687/SiteDirectory/UMTS/NetworkReadiness/Transport/default.aspx
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Performance Report
TPIM Serverhttp://sqpn1mcl.eng.t-mobile.com/tcm_portal/TPIMLogin.jsp#
Liberty Server
AAV RAN KPI Summary Report (Beta)http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+RAN+KPI+SUMMARY+DAILY&rs:Format=HTML4.0
AAV JDSU KPI Summary Report (Beta)
http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+JDSU+KPI+SUMMARY+DAILY&rs:Format=HTML4.0
OSS Vs. Insite Audit Report
http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fOSS+VS+INSITE+AAV+AUDIT+DELTA&rs:Format=HTML4.0
AAV Performance Dashboard
http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+National+Dashboard&rs:Format=HTML4.0 (National Report)
http://10.39.8.149/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fNational+Performance+Reports%2fRAN%2fAAV+REPORTS%2fAAV+Regional+Dashboard&rs:Format=HTML4.0 (Regional Report) Confidential and Proprietary Information of T-Mobile USA 32
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