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Preface
Preface
About the document

The Altiostar v3.0 Command Line Reference - Small Cells document provides basic
information about the Command Line Interface (CLI) to query, display, and
manipulate various aspects of the eNB-vCU hardware and software locally.
This document is applicable for all Small cell solution where the DU (Small cell) is a
third party equipment and VCU from Altiostar. The CLI is common for Small cells
(Indoor , Outdoor, FDD and TDD) and Femto Cells.
Intended users
This document is intended as a reference to help service personnel identify and run
commands.
Conventions Used to Describe Commands

The following conventions are used throughout this manual to emphasize important
concepts:
Table P-1 Text Conventions
Convention Description
boldface font This style is used to emphasize command names

and parameter options when mentioned in the
text. Commands and keywords are in boldface.
italic font Arguments for which the user supplies values are
in italics.This style is used to emphasize
important terms.
Input Commands This font depicts command syntax and input for
examples of commands.
screen font Terminal sessions and information the system

displays (output) are in screen font.

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Table P-1 Text Conventions (continued)
Convention Description
<angle brackets> In the command syntax, text within angle

brackets represents items the user should replace
with information appropriate to a specific
situation.
For example:
ping <ipaddr>
ping “10.21.108.92”
In this example, the user would type “ping” at the
system prompt exactly as shown, followed by the
IP address of the system (10.21.108.92). Do not
type the angle brackets.
[square brackets] In the command syntax, items enclosed in square

brackets are optional. Do not type the brackets.
{x | y | z} In the command syntax, single items within

curled braces and separated by a vertical bar
represent the available choices. Enter only one
choice. Do not type the braces or bars.
{x <x1>} | {y <y1>} | {z <z1>} Items within curled braces indicate that both
parameters must be entered together. If two or
more sets of curled braces are separated by a
vertical bar, like in the example to the left, enter
only one choice Do not type the braces or bars.
Using Command Shortcuts

The user can use the shortcuts listed in Table P-2 Command Shortcut on page P-ii to
edit or recall commands.
Table P-2 Command Shortcut
Action Shortcut
To view a history of commands line by line up arrow and down arrow
Recall the previous command in the command Ctrl+P or up arrow

history
Move the cursor one character back Ctrl+B or left arrow
Move the cursor one character forward Ctrl+F or right arrow

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Table P-2 Command Shortcut (continued)
Action Shortcut
Move the character forward by one word Esc+F
Move the cursor backward by one word Esc+B
Move the cursor to the beginning of the command Ctrl+A

line
Move the cursor to the end of the command line Ctrl+E
Delete the characters from the insertion point to the Ctrl+K

end of the command line
Delete the command line Ctrl+U
Delete a single character in the command line Ctrl+D
Delete all the characters from the insertion point to Esc+D

the end of the same word in the command line
Switch the character under the cursor with the Ctrl+T

character to the left of the cursor
Word Designators
Word designators are used to select desired words from the event.
A colon (:) separates the event specification from the word designator. The colon
can be omitted if the word designator begins with any of the following:
• ^
• $
• *
• -
• %
Words are numbered from the beginning of the line, with the first word denoted by
0 (zero). Words are inserted into the current line separated by single spaces.
For example, refer to Table P-3 Word Designators Examples on page P-iii.
Table P-3 Word Designators Examples
Word Designator Description
!! Designates the preceding command.

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Table P-3 Word Designators Examples (continued)
Word Designator Description
!!:$ Designates the last argument of the preceding command.

This may be shortened to !$.
!fi:2 Designates the second argument of the most recent

command starting with the letters fi.
Table P-4 Word Designators on page P-iv lists and describes the word designators:
Table P-4 Word Designators
Designator Description
0 (zero) The 0th word. For many applications, this is the

command word.
n The nth word.
^ The first argument; that is, word 1.
$ The last argument.
% The word matched by the most recent `?string?'

search.
x-y A range of words; `-y' abbreviates `0-y'.
* All of the words, except the 0th. This is a synonym for

`1-$'. It is not an error to use `*' if there is just one
word in the event; the empty string is returned in that
case.
x* Abbreviates `x-$'
x- Abbreviates `x-$' like `x*', but omits the last word.

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Contents
Change History................................................................................................. 1-3
Preface ................................................................................................................ P-i
About the document........................................................................................... P-i
Intended users .................................................................................................. P-i
Conventions Used to Describe Commands ............................................................. P-i
Using Command Shortcuts ..................................................................................P-ii
Chapter 1 Introduction........................................................................................ 1-1
Starting a CLI Session ....................................................................................... 1-1
Entering and Executing Commands ..................................................................... 1-3
Getting Help for Commands ............................................................................... 1-3
Command History ............................................................................................. 1-5
Ending a CLI Session......................................................................................... 1-6
Chapter 2 Command Reference - clear ................................................................ 2-1
clear alarm ...................................................................................................... 2-1
Chapter 3 Command Reference - exit .................................................................. 3-1
exit................................................................................................................. 3-1
Chapter 4 Command Reference - reinit................................................................ 4-1
reinit eutrancell all ............................................................................................ 4-1
reinit eutrancell eu-id <eu-id> ........................................................................... 4-2
Chapter 5 Command Reference - restart ............................................................. 5-1
restart cu ........................................................................................................ 5-1
restart du all .................................................................................................... 5-2
restart du du-id <du-id> ................................................................................... 5-3
Chapter 6 Command Reference - show ................................................................ 6-1
show alarm ...................................................................................................... 6-1
show configuration............................................................................................ 6-3
show engineering-build-number........................................................................ 6-36
show eutrancell state ...................................................................................... 6-36
show history .................................................................................................. 6-37
show ip address.............................................................................................. 6-38
show license .................................................................................................. 6-40
show notifications ........................................................................................... 6-40
show notifications count .................................................................................. 6-49
show s1......................................................................................................... 6-49
show software details ...................................................................................... 6-50
show ue ........................................................................................................ 6-51
show version.................................................................................................. 6-55
show x2 status ............................................................................................... 6-55

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List of tables
Table P-1 Text Conventions...................................................................................... P-i

Table P-2 Command Shortcut ...................................................................................P-ii
Table P-3 Word Designators Examples ...................................................................... P-iii
Table P-4 Word Designators ....................................................................................P-iv
Table 1-1 Command History .................................................................................... 1-5
Table 2-1 Input parameters - clear alarm.................................................................. 2-1
Table 4-1 Input parameters - reinit eutrancell all ....................................................... 4-1
Table 4-2 Input parameters - reinit eutrancell eu-id <eu-id> ....................................... 4-2
Table 5-1 Input parameters - restart cu .................................................................... 5-1
Table 5-2 Input parameters - restart du all ............................................................... 5-2
Table 5-3 Input parameters - restart du du-id <du-id> ............................................... 5-3
Table 6-1 Input parameters - show alarm ................................................................. 6-1
Table 6-2 Input parameters - show configuration ...................................................... 6-3
Table 6-3 Input parameters - show eutrancell state.................................................. 6-37
Table 6-4 Input parameters - show ip address ......................................................... 6-39
Table 6-5 Input parameters - show notifications ...................................................... 6-41
Table 6-6 Input parameters - show s1 status........................................................... 6-50
Table 6-7 Input parameters - show ue.................................................................... 6-51
Table 6-8 Input parameters - show x2 status .......................................................... 6-56

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List of procedures
Procedure 1-1 To access the CLI console locally on a eNB-vCU..................................... 1-1
Procedure 1-2 To access the CLI console on a eNB-vCU through SSH............................ 1-2

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Introduction
Chapter 1
Introduction
Use the CLI to query, display, and manipulate various aspects of the hardware and
software. This document provides a list of available commands and their descriptions.
• The CLI commands described in this document are applicable to eNB-vCU.

• An eNodeB is a logical entity comprising of eNB-vCU, eNB-vDU, RIU and
NOTE RRHs.
Starting a CLI Session

This section describes how to start a CLI session.
Locally
To access the CLI console on a eNB-vCU, perform the steps in Procedure 1-1 To
access the CLI console locally on a eNB-vCU.
Prerequisite tasks
To access the CLI console, ensure to perform the following prerequisite tasks:
• Connect a monitor to a power source.
• Connect the DB-9 adapter cable of the monitor to the DB-9 serial port on the
eNB-vCU.
• Connect the USB cable of a keyboard to the USB port on the eNB-vCU.
• Ensure the user has eNB-vCU root privileges.
1
2 PROCEDURE
3
1-1 To access the CLI console locally on a eNB-vCU
1. Login to the eNB-vCU as vbburoot.

2. Enter the password.
Upon logging in for the first time, the default password is vbburoot. The system
prompts the user to enter the old password and change the password.
Perform the following steps to change the password:
a. Enter the old password as vbburoot.
b. Enter the new password.

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Upon successfully changing the password for vbburoot, the current session ends.
To start a new session for vbburoot with the new password, repeat steps 1 and 2.
3. At the prompt, log in to the CLI console. Type sudo ani-cli .

4. Execute the CLI commands described in this document.
End of procedure
SSH
To access the CLI console through SSH, perform the steps in Procedure 1-2 To
access the CLI console on a eNB-vCU through SSH. \
Prerequisite tasks
To access the CLI console, ensure to perform the following prerequisite tasks:
• Configure the eNB-vCU and the iRRH with the latest v3.0 software.
• Configure the fronthaul, backhaul, and management interfaces of the eNB-
vCU.
• Ensure the user has root privileges.
1
2 PROCEDURE
3
1-2 To access the CLI console on a eNB-vCU through SSH
1. Login through SSH by entering the IP address of the Management interface of the
eNB-vCU.
2. Login to the eNB-vCU as vbburoot.
3. Enter the password.
Upon logging in for the first time, the default password is vbburoot. The system
prompts the user to enter the old password and change the password.
Perform the following steps to change the password:
a. Enter the old password as vbburoot.
b. Enter the new password.
Upon successfully changing the password for vbburoot, the current ssh session
ends. To start a new ssh session for vbburoot with the new password, repeat steps
1 through 3.
4. At the prompt, log in to the CLI console. Type sudo ani-cli 

5. Execute the CLI commands described in this document.
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The user can login through SSH only after the system has been configured
to support the various access methods.
NOTE
CLI access from the EMS v3.0

The CLI icon in the EMS v3.0 GUI provides access to eNodeB CLI commands.
The EMS v3.0 CLI cut through feature does not support all the CLI
commands.
NOTE
To view the not supported CLI commands and access the CLI console from EMS
v3.0, refer to the Altiostar EMS v3.0 System User Guide.
Entering and Executing Commands

To enter a command with a known syntax, the user must type the command at the
command prompt and press the return key ( ).
To execute a command, ensure that the cursor is at the end of the

command line before pressing the return key.
NOTE
test and debug commands

Altiostar recommends not to execute the following commands:
• test
• debug
Getting Help for Commands

The CLI provides context sensitive help for commands. To get help for a command,
enter a question mark (?) at the point of the command line where help is required.
The CLI responds with a list of available keywords or a description of the option
required.
If the user enters the question mark after entering the complete name of a command,
statement, or option, the CLI lists the available options, then redisplays the entered
text.
For example to get help for the clear command, type:

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# clear ?
The CLI returns the following information about the available options:
# clear
alarm - not found in HELP string
estats -
ret - not found in HELP string
statistics - clear statistics
value-add - clear value add statistics
To get help with information about the available options for clear statistics, type:
# clear statistics ?
The CLI returns the following information:
# clear statistics
notifications - clear notification statistics
pdcp - not found in HELP string
rrc - clear rrc statistics
s1_ap - Clear S1AP statistics
snmp - clear snmp related statistics
son - clear son statistics
statistics-manager - clear statistics of statisctics manager
subscriber-trace - not found in HELP string
transport - Transport statistics
value-add - clear value add statistics
Use the tab key (<TAB>) to display the possible options briefly. For example:
# <TAB>
The CLI returns:
cancel decommission get powerup restart start
clear disable ha reboot set stop
copy enable ping reinit show test
debug exit powerdown reset sleep unlock
upgrade

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Use the tab key after partially entering a command and the CLI displays possible
options for that command. For example:
# restart <TAB>
The CLI returns:
# restart
bbu irrh sector
Command History
The CLI provides a history of commands entered. Recall long or complex commands
or entries using shortcuts. To view a list of previous commands use, the show
history command.
Table 1-1 Command History
Enter To
!n Refer to command line n.
!-n Refer to the command n lines back.
!! Refer to the previous command. This is a synonym for

`!-1'.
^string1^string2^ Repeat the last command, replacing string1 with

string2.
Usage Example
Run the following command:
# show s1 status all
MME Connection status :
No of S1-MME connections: 1
1. MME-IP : 10.21.13.42
Status : up
Run one of the following commands using word designators:

• # get !:1 status all
This command is same as running get s1 status all. The option !:1 means
take keyword 1 (starting from 0) from the previous command.
• # get !:1-3

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This command is the same as running get s1 status all. The option !:1-3
means take keywords 1 through 3.
• # get s1 !:2-$
This command is the same as running get s1 status all. The option !:2-$
means take keywords 2 and the last keyword.
• # ^show^get^
This command is the same as running get s1 status all. The syntax means
replace 'show' with 'get'.
Ending a CLI Session

To exit the CLI, use the exit command. Type:
# exit
The CLI console displays the logout banner. For example:
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Command Reference - clear
Chapter 2

This chapter describes the clear command information. Upon executing the
command, the output is not visible on the CLI screen for some commands. Wherever
the output is visible, it is indicated under the Sample Output header.
clear alarm
This command clears the alarm related information raised on the eNodeB.
Syntax
clear alarm {all | id <id>}
Input parameters.
Table 2-1 Input parameters - clear alarm
Input Default
Description Type Range Unit
parameter Value
all Clears all the alarms. None None None None
id <id> Clears the alarm for the UInteger64 0 to None None

specified alarm ID.
1844674407370
The alarm id can be obtained by
9551615
executing the command # show
alarm outstanding details.
In the Sample Output of this
command, “NotifId”
corresponds to the alarm id.
Sample Output
No sample output.
Output parameters
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Command Reference - exit
Chapter 3

This chapter describes the exit command information.
exit
This command terminates the CLI session.
Syntax
exit
Sample Output
# exit
Orion Logout Banner
Output parameters

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Command Reference - reinit
Chapter 4

This chapter describes the reinit command information.
reinit eutrancell all

This command runs the re-init sequence (restart the SPUs alone and not restart the
LCP processes) of all the eutrancell of the eNodeB.
Syntax
reinit eutrancell all {forceful | graceful | immediate}
Input parameters.
Table 4-1 Input parameters - reinit eutrancell all
Default
Input parameter Description Type Range Unit
Value
forceful Indicates that services will be IA5String None None None

terminated forcefully without
waiting for eutrancells to
shutdown.
graceful Indicates that services will be IA5String None None None

terminated along with graceful
eutrancell shutdown. In this
case, L3 layer informs the UEs.
immediate Indicates that services will be IA5String None None None

terminated along with
immediate eutrancell shutdown.
In this case, L3 layer informs
the UEs.
Sample Output
# reinit eutrancell all forceful
Are you sure(Y/N)?
# reinit eutrancell all graceful

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Are you sure(Y/N)?
Output parameters
reinit eutrancell eu-id <eu-id>

This command runs the re-init sequence (restart the SPUs alone and not restart the
LCP processes) of a specified eutrancell of the eNodeB.
Syntax
reinit eutrancell eu-id <eu-id> {forceful | graceful | immediate}
Input parameters.
Table 4-2 Input parameters - reinit eutrancell eu-id <eu-id>
Default
Value
eutrancell eu-id Run the re-init sequence for a UInteger8 1 to 12 None None
<eu-id> specific eutrancell.

terminated forcefully without
waiting for eutrancells to
shutdown.

terminated along with graceful
eutrancell shutdown. In this
case, L3 layer informs the UE’s.

terminated along with
immediate eutrancell shutdown.
In this case, L3 layer informs
the UEs.
Sample Output
# reinit eutrancell eu-id 1 forceful
Are you sure(Y/N)?
# reinit eutrancell eu-id 1 graceful
Are you sure(Y/N)?

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Command Reference - restart
Chapter 5

This chapter describes the restart command information.
restart cu
This command performs a restart of the CU.
Syntax
restart cu {forceful | graceful | immediate} [noconfirm]
Input parameters
Table 5-1 Input parameters - restart cu
Default
Value

restarted forcefully without
waiting for sectors to shutdown.

restarted along with graceful
sector shutdown. In this case,
L3 layer informs the UE’s.

restarted forcefully and abruptly
without waiting for sectors to
shutdown.
noconfirm If the noconfirm option is IA5String None None None

specified after the regular input
argument, the check is
disabled.
Sample Output
# restart cu forceful
Are you sure(Y/N)?

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# restart cu graceful
Are you sure(Y/N)?
# restart cu immediate
Are you sure(Y/N)?
Output parameters
restart du all
This command performs a restart of all the connected DUs.
Syntax
restart du all {forceful | graceful | immediate} [noconfirm]
Input parameters
Table 5-2 Input parameters - restart du all
Default
Value


L3 layer informs the UEs.

shutdown.

disabled.
Sample Output
# restart du all forceful
Are you sure(Y/N)?

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# restart du all graceful

Are you sure(Y/N)?
# restart du all immediate
Are you sure(Y/N)?
Output parameters
restart du du-id <du-id>

This command performs a restart of the specified DU.
Syntax
restart du du-id <du-id> {graceful | graceful | immediate}
[noconfirm]
Input parameters
Table 5-3 Input parameters - restart du du-id <du-id>
Default
Value
du-id <du-id> Restart a specific DU. UInteger8 1 to 12 None None


L3 layer informs the UE’s.

shutdown.

disabled.
Sample Output

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# restart du du-id 7 forceful

Are you sure(Y/N)?
# restart du du-id 7 graceful
Are you sure(Y/N)?
# restart du du-id 4 immediate
Are you sure(Y/N)?
Output parameters

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Command Reference - show
Chapter 6

This chapter describes the show command information.
show alarm
This command displays the alarm related information of the eNodeB.
Syntax
• show alarm counts
• show alarm counts details
• show alarm outstanding
• show alarm outstanding details
Input parameters
Table 6-1 Input parameters - show alarm
Default
Value
counts Displays a count of each None None None None

existing alarm type.
counts details Displays a count of each None None None None

existing alarm type with
detailed information.
outstanding Displays the outstanding None None None None

alarms/notifications of the
eNodeB.
outstanding details Displays the outstanding None None None None

alarms/notifications of the
eNodeB with detailed
information.
Sample Outputs
# show alarm counts

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Total Last Occurence Alarm Type

1 2015-11-13T06:53:43Z x2_sctp_failure
9 2015-11-13T10:39:51Z s1_sctp_failure
22 2015-11-16T07:21:51Z CELL_down
# show alarm counts details
Total Last Occurence Alarm Type
1 1970-01-01T00:05:01Z license_failure
1 1970-01-01T00:05:01Z * /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU
1 1970-01-01T00:05:06Z chassis_fanfailure
1 1970-01-01T00:05:06Z * /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU/hardware/
fantray[id/name=Right]
1 1970-01-01T00:04:57Z psu_alarm
1 1970-01-01T00:04:57Z * /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU/hardware/
power[id/name='PowerSupplyB']
1 1970-01-01T00:07:10Z orion_no_real_time_clock
1 1970-01-01T00:07:10Z * /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU
# show alarm outstanding
Sev Alarm Object
Timestamp
------ ----------------------- ---------------------------------------
- ----------------------
major psu_alarm /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU/hardware/
power[id/n1970-01-01T00:04:57Z
critical license_failure /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU
1970-01-01T00:05:01Z
major chassis_fanfailure /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU/hardware/
fantray[id1970-01-01T00:05:06Z
minor orion_no_real_time_clock/eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU
1970-01-01T00:07:10Z
# show alarm outstanding details
Notification:
NotifId : 2
Timestamp : 1970-01-01T00:04:57Z
Severity : major
Abbreviation : psu_alarm
Event: : A Power Supply Unit (PSU) has failed
ObjectName : /eNodeB[id/eNodeBid=36]/BBU/hardware/power[id/
name='PowerSupplyB']
FullText : failed, Power Supply B
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.4.13.2.0.5
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : operstate
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.4.13.1.3.1.1.3

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NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : descr
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.4.13.1.3.1.1.2
ArgValue : Power Supply B
show configuration
This command displays the state of configuration running on the eNodeB.
Syntax
• show configuration
• show configuration current
Input parameters
Table 6-2 Input parameters - show configuration
Default
Value
current Include this parameter to None None None None

display additional eNodeB
statistics after applying license.
Sample Output
# show configuration
State: good
FailCode: none
File: /opt/ir6/etc/config.xml
# show configuration current
</ConfENB:trigger-type>
<ConfENB:trigger-quantity>rsrp</ConfENB:trigger-quantity>
<ConfENB:report-quantity>sameAsTriggerQuantity</ConfENB:report-quantity>
<ConfENB:max-report-cells>5</ConfENB:max-report-cells>
<ConfENB:report-interval>ms640</ConfENB:report-interval>
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</ConfENB:event-a3-intra>
<ConfENB:event-a3-intra-son>
<ConfENB:trigger-type>
<ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:event-id>
<ConfENB:event-a3>
<ConfENB:a3-offset>2</ConfENB:a3-offset>
<ConfENB:report-on-leave>false</ConfENB:report-on-leave>
</ConfENB:event-a3>
</ConfENB:event-id>
<ConfENB:hysteresis>0</ConfENB:hysteresis>
<ConfENB:time-to-trigger>ms40</ConfENB:time-to-trigger>
</ConfENB:event>
</ConfENB:event-a3-intra-son>
</ConfENB:profile-event-intra-frequency>
</ConfENB:profile-type>
</ConfENB:HandoverProfile>
<ConfENB:HandoverProfile>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:profile-id>2</ConfENB:profile-id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:profile-type>
<ConfENB:profile-event-inter-frequency>
<ConfENB:event-a3-inter>
<ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:event-id>
<ConfENB:event-a3>

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</ConfENB:event-a3>
</ConfENB:event-id>
</ConfENB:event>
</ConfENB:event-a3-inter>
<ConfENB:event-a3-inter-son>
<ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:event-id>
<ConfENB:event-a3>
</ConfENB:event-a3>
</ConfENB:event-id>
</ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:trigger-quantity>rsrp</ConfENB:trigger-
quantity>
</ConfENB:event-a3-inter-son>

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<ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:event-id>
<ConfENB:event-a2>
<ConfENB:a2-threshold>
<ConfENB:rsrp>30</ConfENB:rsrp>
</ConfENB:a2-threshold>
</ConfENB:event-a2>
</ConfENB:event-id>
</ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:report-quantity>sameAsTriggerQuantity</
ConfENB:report-quantity>
<ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:event-id>
<ConfENB:event-a4>
<ConfENB:a4-threshold>
<ConfENB:rsrp>40</ConfENB:rsrp>
</ConfENB:a4-threshold>
</ConfENB:event-a4>
</ConfENB:event-id>
</ConfENB:event>

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<ConfENB:report-quantity>both</ConfENB:report-quantity>
<ConfENB:report-amount>infinity</ConfENB:report-amount>
<ConfENB:event>
<ConfENB:event-id>
<ConfENB:event-a6-r10>
<ConfENB:a6-offset-r10>2</ConfENB:a6-offset-r10>
<ConfENB:a6-report-on-leave-r10>false</ConfENB:a6-report-on-leave-r10>
</ConfENB:event-a6-r10>
</ConfENB:event-id>
</ConfENB:event>
</ConfENB:profile-event-inter-frequency>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>

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<ConfENB:profile-periodic-strongest-cell>
<ConfENB:periodic-strongest-cell>
<ConfENB:periodic>
<ConfENB:purpose>reportStrongestCells</ConfENB:purpose>
</ConfENB:periodic>
<ConfENB:report-amount>infinity</ConfENB:report-amount>
</ConfENB:periodic-strongest-cell>
</ConfENB:profile-periodic-strongest-cell>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:profile-periodic-cgi>
<ConfENB:periodic-cgi>
<ConfENB:periodic>
<ConfENB:purpose>reportCGI</ConfENB:purpose>
</ConfENB:periodic>
</ConfENB:periodic-cgi>

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</ConfENB:profile-periodic-cgi>
</ConfENB:handover-profiles>
<ConfENB:throttle-thresholds>
<ConfENB:paging-threshold>2000</ConfENB:paging-threshold>
<ConfENB:s1ap-ho-threshold>1000</ConfENB:s1ap-ho-threshold>
<ConfENB:x2ap-ho-threshold>1000</ConfENB:x2ap-ho-threshold>
<ConfENB:rrc-conxn-threshold>1000</ConfENB:rrc-conxn-threshold>
<ConfENB:total-threshold>2000</ConfENB:total-threshold>
</ConfENB:throttle-thresholds>
<ConfENB:lppa-otdoa-support>otdoa-disabled</ConfENB:lppa-otdoa-support>
<ConfENB:lppa-ecid-support>ecid-disabled</ConfENB:lppa-ecid-support>
<ConfENB:qoa-support>enabled</ConfENB:qoa-support>
<ConfENB:cmas-support>disabled</ConfENB:cmas-support>
<ConfENB:advanced-receiver-support>enabled</ConfENB:advanced-receiver-
support>
<ConfENB:x2-parallel-handover-support>disabled</ConfENB:x2-parallel-
hanover-support>
<ConfENB:x2-max-parallel-handover-limit>1</ConfENB:x2-max-parallel-
handover-limit>
<ConfENB:sps-enable>enabled</ConfENB:sps-enable>
<ConfENB:srs-enable>enabled</ConfENB:srs-enable>
<ConfENB:ul-fss-enable>enabled</ConfENB:ul-fss-enable>
<ConfENB:anr-max-notif>1</ConfENB:anr-max-notif>
<ConfENB:nrt-local-cache>enabled</ConfENB:nrt-local-cache>
<ConfENB:ar-def-bw>500</ConfENB:ar-def-bw>
<ConfENB:ar-links>
<ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:src-plmn-identity>26209</ConfENB:src-plmn-identity>
<ConfENB:src-cell-identity>30721</ConfENB:src-cell-identity>
<ConfENB:dst-plmn-identity>26209</ConfENB:dst-plmn-identity>
<ConfENB:dst-cell-identity>30722</ConfENB:dst-cell-identity>
</ConfENB:id>

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<ConfENB:bandwidth>500</ConfENB:bandwidth>
<ConfENB:disable-ulcomp>false</ConfENB:disable-ulcomp>
</ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:ARLink>

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<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:ARLink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:ARLink>
</ConfENB:ar-links>
</ConfENB:baseband>
<ConfENB:appint>
<ConfENB:diff-user-group>
<ConfENB:flow-cfg>DefFlowCfg</ConfENB:flow-cfg>
<ConfENB:tcp-cfg>DefTcpCfg</ConfENB:tcp-cfg>
<ConfENB:qoe-ue-enable>enabled</ConfENB:qoe-ue-enable>
<ConfENB:qoe-flow-enable>enabled</ConfENB:qoe-flow-enable>
<ConfENB:appint-enable>enabled</ConfENB:appint-enable>
<ConfENB:transrating-rule-name>BearerOptimizationTcp1</
ConfENB:transrating-rule-name>
<ConfENB:tcp-buffering-rule-name>BearerOptimizationTcp1</ConfENB:tcp-
buffering-rule-name>
<ConfENB:bearer-opt-ip-rule-name>BearerOptimizationIp1</ConfENB:bearer-
opt-ip-rule-name>

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<ConfENB:bearer-opt-tcp-rule-name>BearerOptimizationTcp1</
ConfENB:bearer-opt-tcp-rule-name>
<ConfENB:dpi-enable>disabled</ConfENB:dpi-enable>
<ConfENB:tcp-proxy-enable>disabled</ConfENB:tcp-proxy-enable>
<ConfENB:tcp-proxy-sack-enable>disabled</ConfENB:tcp-proxy-sack-enable>
<ConfENB:video-bw-detection-enable>disabled</ConfENB:video-bw-detection-
enable>
<ConfENB:tc-name>tc-config</ConfENB:tc-name>
<ConfENB:tcp-enforce-mss-value>0</ConfENB:tcp-enforce-mss-value>
<ConfENB:tcp-enforce-ul-mss-value>0</ConfENB:tcp-enforce-ul-mss-value>
<ConfENB:updcp-tcp-retransmission>disabled</ConfENB:updcp-
tcp-retransmission>
<ConfENB:handover-tcp-flow-creation>disabled</ConfENB:handover-tcp-flow-
creation>
</ConfENB:diff-user-group>
<ConfENB:flow>
<ConfENB:FlowConfig>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>DefFlowCfg</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:ip-frag-idle-timeout-sec>100</ConfENB:ip-frag-idle-timeout-sec>
<ConfENB:max-flows-per-bearer>4294967295</ConfENB:max-flows-per-bearer>
<ConfENB:max-ip-pkts-frag-per-flow>40</ConfENB:max-ip-pkts-frag-per-
flow>
<ConfENB:flow-idle-timeout-sec>300</ConfENB:flow-idle-timeout-sec>
<ConfENB:udp-flow-idle-timeout-sec>300</ConfENB:udp-flow-idle-timeout-
sec>
<ConfENB:two-msl-timeout-sec>300</ConfENB:two-msl-timeout-sec>
<ConfENB:flow-handover-timeout-sec>0</ConfENB:flow-handover-timeout-sec>
<ConfENB:enable-buffering>enabled</ConfENB:enable-buffering>
<ConfENB:enable-frag-handling>enabled</ConfENB:enable-frag-handling>
<ConfENB:enable-flow-handling>enabled</ConfENB:enable-flow-handling>
<ConfENB:enable-sack-handling>enabled</ConfENB:enable-sack-handling>
<ConfENB:max-ooo-pkts-per-flow>100</ConfENB:max-ooo-pkts-per-flow>
</ConfENB:FlowConfig>
</ConfENB:flow>

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<ConfENB:tcp-buffering>
<ConfENB:TcpBufferingConfig>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>DefTcpCfg</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:seek-threshold>3</ConfENB:seek-threshold>
<ConfENB:max-retransmission-per-pkt>1</ConfENB:max-retransmission-per-
pkt>
<ConfENB:max-rtt-retransmission-per-pkt>2</ConfENB:max-rtt-
retransmission-per-pkt>
<ConfENB:max-nack-retransmission-per-window>0</ConfENB:max-nack-
retransmission-per-window>
<ConfENB:max-nack-retransmission-window>1000</ConfENB:max-nack-
retransmission-window>
<ConfENB:max-buffer-pkts-per-flow>256</ConfENB:max-buffer-pkts-per-flow>
<ConfENB:max-buffer-bytes-per-flow>373760</ConfENB:max-
buffer-bytes-per-flow>
</ConfENB:TcpBufferingConfig>
</ConfENB:tcp-buffering>
<ConfENB:tcp-fin-detect>
<ConfENB:TcpFinDetectConfig>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>tcp-fin-detect-config</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:tcp-optimization>optimize-none</ConfENB:tcp-optimization>
</ConfENB:TcpFinDetectConfig>
</ConfENB:tcp-fin-detect>
<ConfENB:rule-category>
<ConfENB:ConfigRuleCategory>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>BearerOptimizationIp1</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:type>bearer-opt-ip</ConfENB:type>
<ConfENB:rules>
<ConfENB:ConfigRule>
<ConfENB:id>

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<ConfENB:id>ifIpProtIsUdp</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:oper>and-logical-op</ConfENB:oper>
<ConfENB:rule-lines>
<ConfENB:ConfigRuleLine>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>srvr-port</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:oper>is-equal-to</ConfENB:oper>
<ConfENB:value>
<ConfENB:num>53</ConfENB:num>
</ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:ConfigRuleLine>
</ConfENB:rule-lines>
<ConfENB:action>prioritize</ConfENB:action>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:ConfigRule>
</ConfENB:rules>
<ConfENB:oper>or-logical-op</ConfENB:oper>
</ConfENB:ConfigRuleCategory>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>BearerOptimizationUdp1</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:type>bearer-opt-udp</ConfENB:type>
<ConfENB:rules>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>ifSrvrPort53</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>

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<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:rules>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>BearerOptimizationTcp1</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:type>bearer-opt-tcp</ConfENB:type>
<ConfENB:rules>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>ifTcpNDlPkts</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>pkt-direc</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>

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<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
<ConfENB:first-rule-line>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>tcp-dl-pkt-cnt</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:oper>is-lesser-or-equal-to</ConfENB:oper>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:first-rule-line>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>ifTcpProtIsHttp</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>

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<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>ifTcpHandshake</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>tcp-flags</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:oper>is-bitwise-and</ConfENB:oper>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:rules>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>BearerOptimizationTcp2</ConfENB:id>

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</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:type>bearer-opt-tcp</ConfENB:type>
<ConfENB:rules>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>noSPIforPortsOtherThan</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:oper>is-not-equal-to</ConfENB:oper>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
<ConfENB:first-rule-line>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>tcp-flags</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:oper>is-bitwise-and</ConfENB:oper>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:first-rule-line>
<ConfENB:action>no-spi</ConfENB:action>
<ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:value>
</ConfENB:rules>

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</ConfENB:rule-category>
<ConfENB:tcp-rwin>
<ConfENB:TcpRWinConfig>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>tcp-rwin-config</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:link-rate-weighing-factor>2E-3</ConfENB:link-rate-weighing-
factor>
<ConfENB:queue-control-parameter>4</ConfENB:queue-control-parameter>
<ConfENB:queue-max-size>40000</ConfENB:queue-max-size>
<ConfENB:marginal-window-update-duration>1</
ConfENB:marginal-window-update-duration>
<ConfENB:queue-smoothing-factor>1E-3</ConfENB:queue-smoothing-factor>
</ConfENB:TcpRWinConfig>
</ConfENB:tcp-rwin>
<ConfENB:tc>
<ConfENB:TCConfig>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>tc-config</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:inactivity-period>2</ConfENB:inactivity-period>
<ConfENB:token-valid-time-period>50</ConfENB:token-valid-time-period>
<ConfENB:pdcp-feedback-period>50</ConfENB:pdcp-feedback-period>
<ConfENB:accumulated-past-token-time>5</ConfENB:accumulated-past-token-
time>
<ConfENB:high-priority-inactivity-time>100</ConfENB:high-priority-
inactivity-time>
<ConfENB:tc-low-water-mark>32000</ConfENB:tc-low-water-mark>
<ConfENB:tc-high-water-mark>320000</ConfENB:tc-high-water-mark>
<ConfENB:token-unit-slot>5</ConfENB:token-unit-slot>
</ConfENB:TCConfig>
</ConfENB:tc>
<ConfENB:app-controller-enable>disabled</ConfENB:app-controller-enable>

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</ConfENB:appint>
</ConfENB:bbu>
<ConfENB:irrh>
<ConfENB:irrh>
<ConfENB:ConfigIRRH>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:irrh-id>1</ConfENB:irrh-id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:header>
<ConfENB:version>V2.5 - V2.5-Build 109 - 20161103095958</
ConfENB:version>
<ConfENB:config-version>V2.0C3.1</ConfENB:config-version>
<ConfENB:location>
<ConfENB:siteName>irrh1</ConfENB:siteName>
<ConfENB:lat>12.978451</ConfENB:lat>
<ConfENB:long>77.663223</ConfENB:long>
</ConfENB:location>
<ConfENB:descr>Devconf user=root target=proxima
params=devconf.conf</ConfENB:descr>
</ConfENB:header>
<ConfENB:name>ranarrhbng25</ConfENB:name>
<ConfENB:ibbu>
<ConfENB:ibbu-addr>
<ConfENB:ip-hostname>IBBU</ConfENB:ip-hostname>
</ConfENB:ibbu-addr>
</ConfENB:ibbu>
<ConfENB:controller>
<ConfENB:chassis>
<ConfENB:fh-mode>
<ConfENB:fh-l3>
<ConfENB:ipsec>
<ConfENB:ike>
<ConfENB:dpddelay>
<ConfENB:time>10</ConfENB:time>
<ConfENB:unit>secs</ConfENB:unit>

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</ConfENB:dpddelay>
<ConfENB:dpdtimeout>
</ConfENB:dpdtimeout>
<ConfENB:proposals>
<ConfENB:enc>aes128</ConfENB:enc>
<ConfENB:int>sha1</ConfENB:int>
<ConfENB:dg>group-2</ConfENB:dg>
</ConfENB:proposals>
</ConfENB:ike>
<ConfENB:child>
<ConfENB:child-proposals>
<ConfENB:enc>aes128gcm128</ConfENB:enc>
</ConfENB:child-proposals>
<ConfENB:dpdaction>clear</ConfENB:dpdaction>
</ConfENB:child>
</ConfENB:ipsec>
</ConfENB:fh-l3>
</ConfENB:fh-mode>
<ConfENB:ar-node>
<ConfENB:ar-identity>
<ConfENB:use-fh-identity>true</ConfENB:use-fh-
identity>
</ConfENB:ar-identity>
<ConfENB:priority>
<ConfENB:ar-high>
<ConfENB:pcp>5</ConfENB:pcp>
<ConfENB:dscp>46</ConfENB:dscp>
</ConfENB:ar-high>
<ConfENB:ar-medium>

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</ConfENB:ar-medium>
<ConfENB:ar-low>
</ConfENB:ar-low>
</ConfENB:priority>
</ConfENB:ar-node>
</ConfENB:chassis>
<ConfENB:timing>
<ConfENB:timing-source>onlygps</ConfENB:timing-source>
<ConfENB:gps>
<ConfENB:wait-time>600</ConfENB:wait-time>
</ConfENB:gps>
</ConfENB:timing>
<ConfENB:always-init-prov>false</ConfENB:always-init-prov>
<ConfENB:l3-fh-ip>
<ConfENB:iPTextV4Address>10.21.141.235</
ConfENB:iPTextV4Address>
</ConfENB:l3-fh-ip>
</ConfENB:controller>
<ConfENB:radio>
<ConfENB:radio-bands>
<ConfENB:ConfigRadioBand>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:radio-band-id>band3</ConfENB:radio-band-id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:radio-band-details>
<ConfENB:carrier>
<ConfENB:mode>single</ConfENB:mode>
<ConfENB:txfrequency>1840000</
ConfENB:txfrequency>
<ConfENB:duplexspacing>-95000</
ConfENB:duplexspacing>
</ConfENB:carrier>

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<ConfENB:duplexing>
<ConfENB:scheme>fdd</ConfENB:scheme>
</ConfENB:duplexing>
<ConfENB:downlink-power-target>33</ConfENB:downlink-power-target>
<ConfENB:downlink>
<ConfENB:ConfigRRHDownlink>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:downlink-id>0</ConfENB:downlink-id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:power-control>auto</ConfENB:power-control>
<ConfENB:antenna-cable-delay>0</ConfENB:antenna-cable-delay>
<ConfENB:attenuator>
<ConfENB:coarse-step-atten>40</ConfENB:coarse-step-atten>
<ConfENB:fine-step-atten>63</ConfENB:fine-step-atten>
<ConfENB:digital-atten>0</ConfENB:digital-atten>
</ConfENB:attenuator>
</ConfENB:ConfigRRHDownlink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:downlink>
<ConfENB:uplink>
<ConfENB:ConfigRRHUplink>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:uplink-id>0</ConfENB:uplink-id>

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</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:coarse-step-atten>20</
ConfENB:coarse-step-atten>
<ConfENB:block-atten>0</ConfENB:block-atten>
</ConfENB:ConfigRRHUplink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:uplink>
</ConfENB:radio-band-details>
<ConfENB:radio-link>
<ConfENB:ConfigRadioLink>
<ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:radio-link-id>1</ConfENB:radio-link-id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:radio-carrier-details>
<ConfENB:freq>
<ConfENB:bandwidth>tenMHz</ConfENB:bandwidth>
<ConfENB:frequencyoffset>0</ConfENB:frequencyoffset>
<ConfENB:psdgain>-301</ConfENB:psdgain>
<ConfENB:enable>enabled</ConfENB:enable>
</ConfENB:freq>

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</ConfENB:radio-carrier-details>
<ConfENB:myCELL>1</ConfENB:myCELL>
</ConfENB:ConfigRadioLink>
</ConfENB:radio-link>
</ConfENB:ConfigRadioBand>
</ConfENB:radio-bands>
</ConfENB:radio>
<ConfENB:entity-info>
<ConfENB:serial-no>PLW21155865</ConfENB:serial-no>
</ConfENB:entity-info>
<ConfENB:prov-info>
<ConfENB:gps-loc-error-margin>50</ConfENB:gps-loc-error-margin>
<ConfENB:wait-duration>10</ConfENB:wait-duration>
<ConfENB:loc-based-commission>true</ConfENB:loc-based-commission>
</ConfENB:prov-info>
</ConfENB:ConfigIRRH>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:header>
ConfENB:version>
<ConfENB:location>
</ConfENB:location>
<ConfENB:descr>Devconf user=root target=proxima params=devconf.conf</
ConfENB:descr>
</ConfENB:header>
<ConfENB:name>rrh2</ConfENB:name>
<ConfENB:ibbu>
<ConfENB:ibbu-addr>

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</ConfENB:ibbu>
<ConfENB:chassis>
<ConfENB:fh-mode>
<ConfENB:fh-l3>
<ConfENB:ipsec>
<ConfENB:ike>
<ConfENB:dpddelay>
</ConfENB:dpddelay>
<ConfENB:proposals>
</ConfENB:ike>
<ConfENB:child>
</ConfENB:child>
</ConfENB:ipsec>
</ConfENB:fh-l3>
</ConfENB:fh-mode>

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<ConfENB:ar-node>
<ConfENB:use-fh-identity>true</ConfENB:use-fh-identity>
<ConfENB:priority>
<ConfENB:ar-high>
</ConfENB:ar-high>
<ConfENB:ar-medium>
<ConfENB:ar-low>
</ConfENB:ar-low>
</ConfENB:priority>
</ConfENB:ar-node>
</ConfENB:chassis>
<ConfENB:timing>
<ConfENB:gps>
</ConfENB:gps>
</ConfENB:timing>
<ConfENB:l3-fh-ip>
<ConfENB:iPTextV4Address>10.21.141.236</ConfENB:iPTextV4Address>
</ConfENB:l3-fh-ip>
<ConfENB:radio>

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<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:carrier>
<ConfENB:txfrequency>1865000</ConfENB:txfrequency>
<ConfENB:duplexspacing>-95000</ConfENB:duplexspacing>
</ConfENB:carrier>
<ConfENB:duplexing>
<ConfENB:downlink-power-target>33</ConfENB:downlink-power-target>
<ConfENB:downlink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>

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<ConfENB:coarse-step-atten>40</
ConfENB:coarse-step-atten>
</ConfENB:downlink>
<ConfENB:uplink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:uplink>

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<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:freq>
<ConfENB:bandwidth>tenMHz</ConfENB:bandwidth>
</ConfENB:freq>
</ConfENB:radio>
<ConfENB:prov-info>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:header>
ConfENB:version>

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<ConfENB:location>
</ConfENB:location>
<ConfENB:descr>Devconf user=root target=proxima params=devconf.conf</
ConfENB:descr>
</ConfENB:header>
<ConfENB:name>ranarrhbng60</ConfENB:name>
<ConfENB:ibbu>
<ConfENB:ibbu-addr>
</ConfENB:ibbu>
<ConfENB:chassis>
<ConfENB:fh-mode>
<ConfENB:fh-l3>
<ConfENB:ipsec>
<ConfENB:ike>
<ConfENB:dpddelay>
</ConfENB:dpddelay>
<ConfENB:proposals>
</ConfENB:ike>

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<ConfENB:child>
</ConfENB:child>
</ConfENB:ipsec>
</ConfENB:fh-l3>
</ConfENB:fh-mode>
<ConfENB:ar-node>
<ConfENB:use-fh-identity>true</ConfENB:use-fh-identity>
<ConfENB:priority>
<ConfENB:ar-high>
</ConfENB:ar-high>
<ConfENB:ar-medium>
<ConfENB:ar-low>
</ConfENB:ar-low>
</ConfENB:priority>
</ConfENB:ar-node>
</ConfENB:chassis>
<ConfENB:timing>
<ConfENB:gps>

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</ConfENB:gps>
</ConfENB:timing>
<ConfENB:l3-fh-ip>
<ConfENB:iPTextV4Address>10.21.141.254</ConfENB:iPTextV4Address>
</ConfENB:l3-fh-ip>
<ConfENB:radio>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:carrier>
<ConfENB:txfrequency>2655000</ConfENB:txfrequency>
<ConfENB:duplexspacing>-120000</ConfENB:duplexspacing>
</ConfENB:carrier>
<ConfENB:duplexing>
<ConfENB:downlink-power-target>33</
ConfENB:downlink-power-target>
<ConfENB:downlink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>

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<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:downlink>
<ConfENB:uplink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>

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</ConfENB:uplink>
<ConfENB:id>
</ConfENB:id>
<ConfENB:freq>
<ConfENB:bandwidth>twentyMHz</ConfENB:bandwidth>
</ConfENB:freq>
</ConfENB:radio>
<ConfENB:prov-info>

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</ConfENB:irrh>
</ConfENB:irrh>
<ConfENB:experimental>
<ConfENB:cookie>1234567890</ConfENB:cookie>
</ConfENB:experimental>
<ConfENB:debug>
<ConfENB:cookie>2134567890</ConfENB:cookie>
<ConfENB:inv>false</ConfENB:inv>
<ConfENB:rrh-sw-upgrade>
<ConfENB:upgrade-flag>true</ConfENB:upgrade-flag>
</ConfENB:rrh-sw-upgrade>
<ConfENB:pbc-sw-upgrade>
<ConfENB:upgrade-flag>true</ConfENB:upgrade-flag>
</ConfENB:pbc-sw-upgrade>
</ConfENB:debug>
</ConfENB:configEnodeB>
show engineering-build-number
This command displays the engineering build information.
Syntax
show engineering-build-number
Sample Output
# show engineering-build-number
Engineering Build Number: 31
Stream Identifier: vf
Output parameters
show eutrancell state

This command displays the state of a specified eutrancell or all eutrancells.

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Syntax
• show eutrancell state eu-id <eu-id>
• show eutrancell state all
Input parameters
Table 6-3 Input parameters - show eutrancell state
Default
Value
<eu-id> Displays information for a UInteger8 1 to 12 None None

specified CELL.
all Displays information for None None None None

all CELLs
Sample Output
# eutrancell state eu-id 5
Eutran Cell: 1 State: uninitialized
# show eutrancell state all
Eutran Cell: 1 State: uninitialized
Eutran Cell: 2 State: stopped
show history
This commands displays history of commands that were executed.
Syntax
show history
Sample Output
# show history
1 show s1 status all
2 show eutrancell state all
3 show estats fmstates
4 show estats fmstats
5 show estats fmstates
6 show estats

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7 show estats MRO-OPM-CELL

8 show s1 status 10.22.5.245
9 show s1 status 10.22.5.245
10 show s1 status <10.22.5.245>
11 show s1 status 10.22.5.245
12 show s1 status all
13 show s1 status 1
14 show 10.22.5.245 status
15 show configuration
16 show configuration current
17 show engineering-build-number
18 show history
show ip address
This command displays IP information of the given interface.
Syntax
show ip address {<interface_name> | all | backhaul | front-haul |
management}

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Input parameters
Table 6-4 Input parameters - show ip address
Default
Value
<interface_name> Displays IP information of the None None None None

given interface. The available
interface names are shown
under ifconfig.
all Displays IP information for all None None None None

available interfaces.
backhaul Displays back haul IP None None None None

information.
front-haul Displays front haul IP None None None None

information.
management Displays management IP None None None None

information.
Sample Output
# show ip address "eth0"
Interface Name IP Address
-------------- ----------
eth0 192.168.102.108
# show ip address all
-------------- ----------
Midhaul fd02:298c:8dfe:381::191c
Management fd02:298c:8dfe:384::1547
Backhaul fd02:298c:8dfe:3005::9
# show ip address backhaul
-------------- ----------
Backhaul 10.21.72.21
# show ip address fronthaul

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-------------- ----------
Fronthaul fd02:298c:8dfe:381::191c
# show ip address management
-------------- ----------
Management 10.21.14.177
Output parameters
show license
This command displays the state of current license.
Syntax
# show license
Sample Output
# show license
License : Present
CheckSum :valid
Signature :valid
Serial-Num :valid
Exp-Date :valid
State :valid
show notifications
This command displays notifications of the system.
Syntax
show notifications {all | end <end> | last <count> | start <start> |
end <end>}

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Input parameters
Table 6-5 Input parameters - show notifications
Default
Value
all Displays all notifications on the None None None None

system.
end <end> Displays notifications upto a UInteger16 0 to None None

given end index. 65535
last <count> Displays a list of last few UInteger16 0 to None None

notifications with a given count. 65535
start <start> Displays list of notification with UInteger16 0 to None None

a given start index and end 65535
end <end>
index.
Sample Output
# show notifications all
Notification:
NotifId : 1
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:58:58Z
Severity : info
Abbreviation : cold_start
Event: : VCU coldstart during BBU bringup/restart
ObjectName : /ENB[id/enbid=9]/ODSmallCellCU
FullText : 001-01-0001
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.2.0.15
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : serialNumber
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.1.1.3.0
ArgValue : 001-01-0001
Notification:
NotifId : 2
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:00Z
Severity : info

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Abbreviation : config_OK
Event: : Configuration is now valid
FullText : valid, 'Valid configuration file present
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.2.0.7
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : config_state
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.1.1.2.0
ArgValue : valid
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : config_state_descr
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.1.1.12.0
ArgValue : 'Valid configuration file present
Notification:
NotifId : 3
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:02Z
Severity : major
Abbreviation : vnf_status
Event: : The current state of the VNF(vBBU)
FullText : active
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.2.0.16
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : state
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.1.1.10
ArgValue : active
Notification:
NotifId : 4
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:09Z
Severity : info
Abbreviation : cli_session_start

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Event: : CLI Session Start

ObjectName : /ENB[id/enbid=9]/ODSmallCellCU/Software/Process[ID/
name='CLI-CU']
FullText : vm-root, 127.0.0.1
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.9.2.0.1
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : CLISessUsername
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.9.1.1.1.1.2
ArgValue : vm-root
NotifArg:
ArgType : ipaddr
ArgName : CLISessRemoteAddr
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.9.1.1.1.1.3
ArgValue : 127.0.0.1
Notification:
NotifId : 5
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:13Z
Severity : major
Abbreviation : default_password
Event: : The BBU has a default password
FullText :
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.2.0.17
Notification:
NotifId : 6
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:13Z
Severity : info
Abbreviation : eucell_neighbor_discovered
Event: : A new cell neighbor has been discovered through the
dynamic Automatic Neighbor Relations (ANR) SON functionality
ObjectName : /ENB[id/enbid=9]/ODSmallCellCU/Sector[id/sector-
id=1]/PCID[id/pcid=222]
FullText : 00101, 12556, 680, 1500, 0,
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.2.0.5

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NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : plmnid
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.1
ArgValue : 00101
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : cellid
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.2
ArgValue : 12556
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : tac
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.3
ArgValue : 680
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : disc_nbr_earnfcn
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.6
ArgValue : 1500
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : enodeb_id
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.4
ArgValue : 0
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : plmn_list
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.11
ArgValue :
Notification:
NotifId : 7
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:13Z
Severity : info

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FullText : 00101, 12614, 680, 1500, 0,
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.2.0.5
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : plmnid
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.1
ArgValue : 00101
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : cellid
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.2
ArgValue : 12614
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : tac
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.3
ArgValue : 680
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.6
ArgValue : 1500
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : enodeb_id
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.4
ArgValue : 0
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : plmn_list

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Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.11
ArgValue :
Notification:
NotifId : 8
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:13Z
Severity : info
FullText : 00101, 12578, 680, 1500, 0,
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.2.0.5
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : plmnid
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.1
ArgValue : 00101
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : cellid
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.2
ArgValue : 12578
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : tac
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.3
ArgValue : 680
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.6
ArgValue : 1500
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32

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ArgName : enodeb_id
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.4
ArgValue : 0
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : plmn_list
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.7.1.3.1.1.11
ArgValue :
Notification:
NotifId : 9
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:14Z
Severity : info
Abbreviation : cli_session_start
Event: : CLI Session Start
ObjectName : /ENB[id/enbid=9]/ODSmallCellCU/Software/Process[ID/
name='CLI-CU']
FullText : vm-root, 127.0.0.1
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.9.2.0.1
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : CLISessUsername
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.9.1.1.1.1.2
ArgValue : vm-root
NotifArg:
ArgType : ipaddr
ArgName : CLISessRemoteAddr
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.9.1.1.1.1.3
ArgValue : 127.0.0.1
Notification:
NotifId : 10
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T09:59:16Z
Severity : info
Abbreviation : dynamic_config_change
Event: : Dynamic configuration change

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FullText : valid, successfully configured, 1483
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.2.0.12
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : dynamicConfigState
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.1.1.2.0
ArgValue : valid
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : dynamicConfigErrorStatus
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.1.1.7.0
ArgValue : successfully configured
NotifArg:
ArgType : uint32
ArgName : requestId
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.1.1.1.9.0
ArgValue : 1483
Notification:
NotifId : 11
Timestamp : 2020-02-03T10:00:38Z
Severity : critical
Abbreviation : du_conn_failure
Event: : A failure occurred communicating with the DU
ObjectName : /ENB[id/enbid=9]/ODSmallCelliRRH[id/sc-irrh-id=1]
FullText : down
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.15.2.0.3
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : conn_state
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.15.1.1.1.1.7
ArgValue : down
Notification:
NotifId : 12

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Timestamp : 2020-02-03T10:00:38Z
Severity : critical
Abbreviation : du_conn_failure
Event: : A failure occurred communicating with the DU
ObjectName : /ENB[id/enbid=9]/ODSmallCelliRRH[id/sc-irrh-id=2]
FullText : down
OID : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.15.2.0.3
NotifArg:
ArgType : string
ArgName : conn_state
Argoid : .1.3.6.1.4.1.39762.6.15.1.1.1.1.7
ArgValue : down
show notifications count

This command displays the notifications count.
Syntax
show notifications count
Sample Output
# show notifications count
Total count - 26; Start Id - 1; End Id - 26
show s1
This command displays the S1 SCTP connection status of MMEs.
Syntax
• show s1 status <ipaddr>
• show s1 status all

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Input parameters
Table 6-6 Input parameters - show s1 status
Default
Value
<ipaddr> Displays S1 SCTP connection None None None None

status of the required MME
given by its IP address.
all Displays S1 SCTP connection None None None None

status of all MMEs.
Sample Output
# show s1 status "10.21.13.42"
MME Connection status:
1. MME-IP : 10.21.13.42
Status : up
# show s1 status all
MME Connection status :
1. MME-IP : 10.22.5.245
Status : up
show software details

This command displays the current software version.
Syntax
show software details
Sample Output
# show software details
Software Record:
Current Version: V3.0-Build 31

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show ue
This command displays the UE connection information (id, state, attached timestamp)
of all connected users for all CELLs.
Syntax
show ue {all | enbs1ap <enbs1apid> | esid <esid> | eutrancell eu-id
<eu-id>}
Input parameters
Table 6-7 Input parameters - show ue
Default
Value
all Displays information for None None None None

all CELLs.
enbs1ap eNodeB S1AP ID. UInteger32 0 to None None

<enbs1apid> 16777215
esid <esid> eNodeB Subscriber ID of a UInteger32 0 to None None

particular UE. 4294967295
eutrancell eu-id Displays information for a UInteger32 1 to 12 None None

<eu-id> specified CELL.
Sample Output
# show ue all
Error in retriving response from L2 Sector:2
EutranCellId Sm-inst UeId L3-EsId L2-EsId EnbS1apId

MmeS1apId L3 State L2 State
L3-UTC-Timestamp
-------- ------- ------ ------- ------- --------- ---------
------------------------------------------------- --------------------
---------- ------------------------------
Total UE Contexts: 0
Ue Contexts at L3 only: 0
Error in retriving response from L2 Sector:1

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EutranCellId Sm-inst UeId L3-EsId L2-EsId EnbS1apId

MmeS1apId L3 State L2 State
L3-UTC-Timestamp
-------- ------- ------ ------- ------- --------- ---------
------------------------------------------------- --------------------
---------- ------------------------------
1 1 104 64 0 64 7841
RRC_ESTABLISHED_STATE
2020-02-03 11:13:11.824940109 UTC
1 1 106 128 0 128 21212
2020-02-03 11:13:11.924218004 UTC
1 1 108 192 0 192 30912
2020-02-03 11:13:12.024058109 UTC
1 1 110 256 0 256 11781
2020-02-03 11:13:12.124011505 UTC
1 1 112 320 0 320 26276
2020-02-03 11:13:12.224045240 UTC
1 1 114 384 0 384 24081
2020-02-03 11:13:12.324061589 UTC
1 1 116 448 0 448 29142
2020-02-03 11:13:12.464136737 UTC
1 1 118 512 0 512 25097
2020-02-03 11:13:12.554116737 UTC
1 1 120 576 0 576 24720
2020-02-03 11:13:12.664159321 UTC
1 1 122 640 0 640 19487
2020-02-03 11:13:12.794209395 UTC
1 1 124 704 0 704 72604
2020-02-03 11:13:12.864280298 UTC
1 1 126 768 0 768 26029
2020-02-03 11:13:13.004165222 UTC

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1 1 128 832 0 832 29220

2020-02-03 11:13:13.096010743 UTC
1 1 130 896 0 896 19911
2020-02-03 11:13:13.224461720 UTC
1 1 132 960 0 960 11316
2020-02-03 11:13:13.314495313 UTC
1 1 134 1024 0 1024 29318
2020-02-03 11:13:13.404151671 UTC
1 1 136 1088 0 1088 22969
2020-02-03 11:13:13.504232014 UTC
1 1 138 1152 0 1152 17056
2020-02-03 11:13:13.624239744 UTC
1 1 140 1216 0 1216 23223
2020-02-03 11:13:13.714111716 UTC
1 1 144 1344 0 1344 33398
2020-02-03 11:13:13.904318360 UTC
1 1 146 1408 0 1408 29966
2020-02-03 11:13:14.024280076 UTC
1 1 148 1472 0 1472 29452
2020-02-03 11:13:14.114235741 UTC
1 1 150 1536 0 1536 32109
2020-02-03 11:13:14.204250887 UTC
1 1 152 1600 0 1600 32852
2020-02-03 11:13:14.314296109 UTC
1 1 154 1664 0 1664 8005
2020-02-03 11:13:14.412250524 UTC
1 1 156 1728 0 1792 18848
2020-02-03 11:13:14.522236680 UTC

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1 1 158 1792 0 1728 23199

2020-02-03 11:13:14.596083078 UTC
1 1 160 1856 0 1856 25805
2020-02-03 11:13:14.704302757 UTC
1 1 162 1920 0 1984 13138
2020-02-03 11:13:14.824193473 UTC
1 1 164 1984 0 1920 32350
2020-02-03 11:13:14.902537731 UTC
1 1 166 2048 0 2048 13373
2020-02-03 11:13:14.984352142 UTC
1 1 318 2240 0 2176 32158
2020-02-03 11:15:57.821093607 UTC
Total UE Contexts: 32
# show ue enbs1ap 2561
UE Record:
CELL : 5
State : 11
C-RNTI : 254
EsID : 3201
eNodeBS1apID : 2561
MmeS1apID : 1271
# show ue esid 3201
UE Record:
CELL : 5
State : 11
C-RNTI : 254
EsID : 3201
eNodeBS1apID : 2561
MmeS1apID : 1271

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# show ue sector 5
CELLId Sm-inst UeId L3-EsId L2-EsId eNodeBS1apId MmeS1apId
L3 State L2 State L3-UTC-Timestamp
-------- ------- ------ ------- ------- --------- ---------
------------------------------------------------- --------------------
---------- ------------------------------
5 1 1 2496 2496 1472 1022
RRC_ESTABLISHED_STATE RRC_CONFIGURED
2015-11-03 07:37:20.449342417 UTC
5 2 2 1217 1217 577 1023
RRC_ESTABLISHED_STATE RRC_CONFIGURED
2015-11-03 07:37:20.911420298 UTC
show version
This command displays current software version.
Syntax
show version
Sample Output
# show version
Software Version: V3.0.vf.5 [2020-01-08_13-50-30]
Config Version: 0.0.0.0
HTTP/EMS Version: 1.0.0.2
Kernel Version: Unknown
UBOOT version: Unknown
show x2 status
This command displays x2 sctp status information.
Syntax
show x2 status {<ipaddr> | all}

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Input parameters
Table 6-8 Input parameters - show x2 status
Default
Value
<ipaddr> Displays x2 sctp status None None None None

information of requested x2
interface given by its IP
address.
all Displays x2 sctp status None None None None

information of all associated x2
interfaces.
Sample Output
# show x2 status "10.21.107.43"
Neighbor-eNodeB Connection status :
No of Neighbor-eNodeB connections: 1
1. Neighbor-eNodeB : 10.21.107.43
Status : down
Type : configured
Error : sctp-server-socket-create-success
# show x2 status all
Neighbor-eNodeB Connection status :
No of Neighbor-eNodeB connections: 2
Status : down
Type : configured
Error : sctp-server-socket-create-success
Status : down
Type : configured
Error : sctp-server-socket-create-succes

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Conventions Used to Describe Commands

Table P-1 Text Conventions

boldface font This style is used to emphasize command names

screen font Terminal sessions and information the system

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Table P-1 Text Conventions (continued)

<angle brackets> In the command syntax, text within angle

[square brackets] In the command syntax, items enclosed in square

{x | y | z} In the command syntax, single items within

Using Command Shortcuts

Table P-2 Command Shortcut

To view a history of commands line by line up arrow and down arrow

Recall the previous command in the command Ctrl+P or up arrow

Move the cursor one character back Ctrl+B or left arrow

Move the cursor one character forward Ctrl+F or right arrow

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Table P-2 Command Shortcut (continued)

Move the character forward by one word Esc+F

Move the cursor backward by one word Esc+B

Move the cursor to the beginning of the command Ctrl+A

Move the cursor to the end of the command line Ctrl+E

Delete the characters from the insertion point to the Ctrl+K

Delete the command line Ctrl+U

Delete a single character in the command line Ctrl+D

Delete all the characters from the insertion point to Esc+D

Switch the character under the cursor with the Ctrl+T

Table P-3 Word Designators Examples

Word Designator Description

!! Designates the preceding command.

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Table P-3 Word Designators Examples (continued)

Word Designator Description

!!:$ Designates the last argument of the preceding command.

!fi:2 Designates the second argument of the most recent

Table P-4 Word Designators

0 (zero) The 0th word. For many applications, this is the

n The nth word.

^ The first argument; that is, word 1.

$ The last argument.

% The word matched by the most recent `?string?'

x-y A range of words; `-y' abbreviates `0-y'.

* All of the words, except the 0th. This is a synonym for

x- Abbreviates `x-$' like `x*', but omits the last word.

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