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    LTE ZTE Query

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    The document discusses common alarms, commands, and troubleshooting steps for ZTE cellular network equipment. The top alarms that can impact services include GTP-U path unavailable, link breaks between components, LTE cell outages, and S1 link breaks. Node status can be identified by adding codes like ZZ, ZQ, ZL, or HLT to the node name. Common troubleshooting steps involve using the dynamic management feature to lock/unlock, halt/activate nodes, reset components, and check cell and S1 connectivity status. Configuration and status of multiple cells and sites can be viewed.

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    The document discusses common alarms, commands, and troubleshooting steps for ZTE cellular network equipment. The top alarms that can impact services include GTP-U path unavailable, link breaks between components, LTE cell outages, and S1 link breaks. Node status can be identified by adding codes like ZZ, ZQ, ZL, or HLT to the node name. Common troubleshooting steps involve using the dynamic management feature to lock/unlock, halt/activate nodes, reset components, and check cell and S1 connectivity status. Configuration and status of multiple cells and sites can be viewed.

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    The document discusses common alarms, commands, and troubleshooting steps for ZTE cellular network equipment. The top alarms that can impact services include GTP-U path unavailable, link breaks between components, LTE cell outages, and S1 link breaks. Node status can be identified by adding codes like ZZ, ZQ, ZL, or HLT to the node name. Common troubleshooting steps involve using the dynamic management feature to lock/unlock, halt/activate nodes, reset components, and check cell and S1 connectivity status. Configuration and status of multiple cells and sites can be viewed.

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    LTE ZTE Query

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    The document discusses common alarms, commands, and troubleshooting steps for ZTE cellular network equipment. The top alarms that can impact services include GTP-U path unavailable, link breaks between components, LTE cell outages, and S1 link breaks. Node status can be identified by adding codes like ZZ, ZQ, ZL, or HLT to the node name. Common troubleshooting steps involve using the dynamic management feature to lock/unlock, halt/activate nodes, reset components, and check cell and S1 connectivity status. Configuration and status of multiple cells and sites can be viewed.

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    1-Top most common alarms which can impact services

    S1 GTP-U path unavailable (198094466)


    Link between OMM and NE broken (198099803)
    LTE cell outage (198094419)
    S1 link is broken (198094420)
    eNodeB is out of service (198094422)

    2-Top 10 most common commands for troubleshooting/viewing configuration


    ZTE system is mostly GUI based .MML command is less fruitful for troubleshoot or check configuration
    through command.

    3--How to check specific node status (lock/unlock, active/halted, enable/disable)?

    In node name we can add ZZ(not integrated) ZQ(integrated but not onair) ZL(Locked) HLT(halted)

    4--How to lock/unlock, active/halted, enable/disable, restart the node?

    Step1-Start NE Management>Dynamic management


    Step-2-Query cell LTE cell Status

    To lock LTE cell


    Unlock LTE cell

    Query S1 status (connectivity from Enode B to MME).


    Reset EnodeB

    5.How to check specific the node configuration (how many cells/carrier…)


    6: Multiple Cells/Sites Status check

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