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DescriptionRNC Level Neighbor Commands
All neighbor relations (GSM; Utrancell, femto, and if it's 850 or 1900, etc) for a whole siteAll utrancell relations for a cellAll GSM relations for a cellintra_freq neighbor listinter_freq neighbor listGSM neighbor listLoadsharing CandidatesqOffset2sn setting between neighborsto get the external utran cellto get the external utran cell plus cell id of the external utrancellto print the Iur link between two RNcs
RNC Level Site Parameters/StatisticsCurrent Alarmsxxxx = RBSxxxx = RBS shows status of channelsChange log history with login that did it w/ date rangeChange log history w/ date rangeAdmission ParametersminPwrRlminPwrMaxprimaryCpichPowerusedFreqThresh2dRscp usedFreqThresh2decnosRatSearchsIntersearch & sIntrasearchqRxLevMinqQualMinmaximumtransmissionPower (compare to site level maxDlPowerCapability)Administrative StateCellreserved StateOperational StateRSSI LevelsHandover TypeNumber of releases in last hourCurrent Accessibility & Retainability RatesRRC Connection Success/Fail Rates
UEH ExceptionsUEH ExceptionsCell carrying traffic*shows downtime for last 4 hours
Channels statusShows the EUL parm settingsShows all commands related to EULRead the description of commandsCheck T1 errorsRNc to check AAL2
RBS Level Parameters/StatisticsCurrent AlarmsCurrent Alarms with detailsLog of alarms since Feb 20, 2011Log of events since Feb 20, 2011Log of events since Feb 20, 2011Log of changes since Feb 20, 2011 (Note: only gives what the current setting is, not the prior setting)RSSI LevelsHS ThroughputStatus of all plug in unitsxxx = plug in unit proxy numberCurrent State of T1s (Locked/Enabled)Current T1s Issues (Es, Ses, Uas)15 minute T1 errored seconds data over last 24 hours15 minute T1 Unavailable seconds data over last 24 hoursState of IMA linksState of RAX BoardsNumber of current active radio linksmaxDlPowerCapability (compare to maxtransmissionpower)maxDlPowerCapabilityCable AttenuationGet VSWRIP or ATM backhaulGet currrent on TMAsshows TMA settings broke out per sectorshows TMA settings only if on/off (no parms listed)Shows each sector and if TMA internal power is onGets port info and shows what is in cabinetConnects to specific port - Used to see config stats of a specific port. Ex: TMA current and statusSector antenna, Auxplugin unit "x' comes from st plug command list can use plugin values too
Loads board groupsLists out all board goupsxxx = board group name - Dispalys details of each board groupValue of 0 implies no Antenna Supervision.Shows max DL power capability*shows the licensed capacity for Channel Elements in the Uplinkshows the available Channel Elements in the Uplink based on the available RAX boards*confirm the RAX boards on the site*Shows equipment typeprints configuration version on the node*Shows antennaSupervisionThresholdShows which sector is reserving which RAX slotsShows RSSI at cell level - displays both branchesShows both UL and DL attenShows the UL attenuation values Shows # of channel elements availableShows # of A-DCH ReservationShows DL attenuationShows UL gain valueShows filter unit ulAttenAntenna supervision parms for branchesShows BBPool2, BBPool1 HS/EUL resource allocation (Use with cabx)check the aal2 config on the RBSShows BB Pools and all boards. RUIF=12 and OBIF=13 all after 13 are BBP2, all before 12 are BBP1Check for RAX board RestartCheck for TX board RestartCHECK Error on NODEBCHECK Fault on NODEBCHECK Failure on NODEBFail - fault etcRestart000800 equates to the bo command slot #
TMA current limitsfreq band hi and low edgeshows low current supervisionShows electrical delay valuesShows current low limtShows current hi limt
Notes
All neighbor relations (GSM; Utrancell, femto, and if it's 850 or 1900, etc) for a whole site
CID and not UTRAN cell name
You can use the UEH exceptions caught with this command line in the RNC: Then you can check the exception code reported and go to Primus for further details.
Note: ‘pmx’ cmd will still work fine, but the "h" option (eg. "pmxh") is for displaying the counters side-by-side ("h" as in "horizontal"
Log of changes since Feb 20, 2011 (Note: only gives what the current setting is, not the prior setting)
Dispalys more info on the particular plug in unit
Connects to specific port - Used to see config stats of a specific port. Ex: TMA current and status*shows associated equipment with the ASC
Note: ‘pmx’ cmd will still work fine, but the "h" option (eg. "pmxh") is for displaying the counters side-by-side ("h" as in "horizontal"
ulAttenuation should be set to 2dB for a cross connect with cable length = 35f...
Shows BB Pools and all boards. RUIF=12 and OBIF=13 all after 13 are BBP2, all before 12 are BBP1
ORNEK> get . power -> to check all power related parametersORNEK> get . feature -> to check all feature related parametersORNEK> get . license -> to check all license related parametersORNEK> get 0 -> to check NodeB type and otherORNEK> get 10 -> to check nodeSystemClockORNEK> get . att -> to check attenationORNEK> al -> to check alarmsORNEK> lga -> to check alarm historyORNEK> lgo -> to check operational historyORNEK> st cell -> to check cell statusORNEK> st aux -> to check AuxPlugInUnit stausORNEK> st ret -> to check Retu Device Group ORNEK> get . noofradio -> to monitor RadioLink on NodeBORNEK> get retdevice -> to check RETU statusORNEK> get asc -> to check RETU stausORNEK> get . electricalantenna -> to check e-tiltORNEK> get . sectorantenna antennatype -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . cqiAdjustmentOn -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . hsScchMaxCodePower -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . queueSelectAlgorithm -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . eulMaxShoRate -> to check specific NodeB parameter ORNEK> get . featureState16Qam -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . featureStateHsdpaFlexibleScheduler -> to check specific NodeB parameter ORNEK> get . flexibleSchedulerOn -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . supportOf16qam ORNEK> get . featureStateHsdpaDyn -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . dynamicHsPdschCodeAdditionOn -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . eulMaxOwnUuLoad -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . eulNoERgchGroups -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . eulSlidingWindowTime -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . maxEAgchPowerDlORNEK> get . maxEAgchPowerDlTti2 -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . maxNumEulUsers -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . maxNumHsdpaUsers
ORNEK> get . maxNumHsPdschCodes -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . maxUserEHichERgchPowerDl -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . maxUserEHichPowerDlTti2 -> to check specific NodeB parameter ORNEK> get . steeredHsAllocation -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . featureStateHsdpaInc -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . featureStateEul2msTti -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . hsIncrementalRedunda -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . dlLicFractBbPool2 -> to check specific NodeB parameterORNEK> get . ulLicFractBbPool2ORNEK> get . maxhsrateORNEK> get . featureStateGrakeORNEK> get . eulMaxAllowedSchRate -> to check specific NodeB parameter
######## OSS PROSSEOR LOAD CHECK
scol@selaps1> ps -ef | grep scol -> check User scol load on OSS
######## GET CV for NODEB
ORNEK> cvms CV_NAME OPERATOR_NAME EXPLANATION -> Take cvORNEK> cvlsORNEK> cvcu
######## MAKE RESTART TO NODEB [only autorized person]
Have to take CV before restart
ORNEK> acc 0 manualrestart
######## BLOCK/DEBLOCK SITE [only autorized person]
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Unix Command Summary See the Unix tutorial for a leisu self-pac consult or use t for moreContents• cat --- for creating and displaying short files • chmod --- change permissions • cd --- change directory • cp --- for copying files • date --- display date • echo --- echo argument • ftp --- connect to a remote machine to download or upload files • grep --- search file • head --- display first part of file • ls --- see what files you have • lpr --- standard print command (see also print ) • more --- use to read files • mkdir --- create directory • mv --- for moving and renaming files • ncftp --- especially good for downloading files via anonymous ftp. • print --- custom print command (see also lpr ) • pwd --- find out what directory you are in • rm --- remove a file • rmdir --- remove directory • rsh --- remote shell • setenv --- set an environment variable • sort --- sort file • tail --- display last part of file • tar --- c add or extract files • telnet --- log in to another machine • wc --- co words lines ________________________________________cat This is one of the most flexible view and concatenate files. For our first example we create a three-item English-Spanish dictionary in a file called "dict." % cat >dict red rojo green verde blue azul<control-D>
%<control-D> stands for "hold the then tap 'd'". The symbol > tells the computer that what is typed is to be put into the file dict. To view a file we use cat in a different way: % cat dict red rojo green verde blue azul %If we wish to add text to an existing file we do this: % cat >>dict white blanco black negro <control-D> %Now suppose that we have another file tmp that looks like this: % cat tmp cat gato dog perro %Then we can join dict and tmp like this: % cat dict tmp >dict2We could check the number of lines in the new file like this: % wc -l dict2
8The command wc counts things --- words and line in a file. ________________________________________chmod This command is used to change th we do this: % chmod a+r essay.001To make a file e.g. a shell we do this % chmod +x mycommandNow we can run mycommand as a command. To check the permissions of a fil use ls - use man chmod. ________________________________________cd Use cd to change directory. Use pwd to see what directory you are in. % cd english % pwd % /u/ma/jeremy/english % lsnovel poems % cd novel % pwd % /u/ma/jeremy/english/novel
% lsch1 ch2 ch3 journal scrapbook % cd .. % pwd % /u/ma/jeremy/english % cd poems % cd % /u/ma/jeremyJeremy began in his home director then wen found th both of and foun________________________________________cp Use cp to copy files or directories. % cp foo foo.2This makes a copy of the file foo. % cp ~/poems/jabber .This copies the file jabber in the directory poems to the current directory. The symbol "." stands for the current directory. The symbol "~" stands for the home directory. ________________________________________date Use this command to check the date and time. % dateFri Jan 6 08:52:42 MST 1995________________________________________echo The echo command echoes its arguments. Here are some examples: % echo this this % echo $EDITOR /usr/local/bin/emacs % echo $PRINTER b129lab1Things like PRINTER are so-called environment variables. This one stores the name of the default printer --- the one that print jobs will go to unless you take some action to change things. The dollar sign before an environment variable is needed to get the value in the variable. Try the following to verify this: % echo PRINTER PRINTER________________________________________ftp Use ftp to connect to a remote ma then upload or download files. See also: ncftp Example 1: We'll connect to the m then cha then download the file homework11: % ftp solitude Connected to fubar.net. 220 fubar.net FTP server (Version wu-2.4(11) Mon Apr 18 17:26:33 MDT 1994) ready. Name (solitude:carlson): jeremy 331 Password required for jeremy. Password:
230 User jeremy logged in. ftp> cd mystuff 250 CWD command successful. ftp> get homework11 ftp> quitExample 2: We'll connect to the m then cha then upload the file collected-letters: % ftp solitude Connected to fubar.net. 220 fubar.net FTP server (Version wu-2.4(11) Mon Apr 18 17:26:33 MDT 1994) ready. Name (solitude:carlson): jeremy 331 Password required for jeremy. Password: 230 User jeremy logged in. ftp> cd mystuff 250 CWD command successful. ftp> put collected-letters ftp> quitThe ftp program sends files in ascii (text) format unless you specify binary mode: ftp> binary ftp> put foo ftp> ascii ftp> get barThe file foo was transferred in b the file bar was transferred in ascii mode. ________________________________________grep Use this command to search for in suppose that we have a file dict whose contents are red rojo green verde blue azul white blanco black negroThen we can look up items in our file like this; % grep red dict red rojo % grep blanco dict white blanco % grep brown dict %Notice that no output was returned by grep brown. This is because "brown" is not in our dictionary file. Grep can also be combined with ot if one h one entr then the following command would give an alphabetical list of all persons whose name contains the string "Fred". % grep Fred ph | sort Alpha Fred: 333-6565 Beta Freddie: 656-0099
Frederickson Molly: 444-0981 Gamma Fred-George: 111-7676 Zeta Frederick: 431-0987The symbol "|" is called "pipe." It pipes the output of the grep command into the input of the sort command. For more information on grep consult % man grep________________________________________head Use this command to look at the h % head essay.001displays the first 10 lines of th do this: % head -n 20 essay.001This displays the first 20 lines of the file. ________________________________________ls Use ls to see what files you have. Your files are kept in something called a directory. % ls foo letter2 foobar letter3 letter1 maple-assignment1 %Note that you have six files. There are some useful variants of the ls command: % ls l* letter1 letter2 letter3 %Note what happened: all the files whose name begins with "l" are listed. The asterisk (*) is the " wildcard" character. It matches any string. ________________________________________lpr This is the standard Unix command for printing a file. It stands for the ancient "line printer." See % man lprfor information on how it works. See print for information on our local intelligent print command. ________________________________________mkdir Use this command to create a directory. % mkdir essaysTo get "into" this directory do % cd essaysTo see what files are in essays do this: % lsThere shouldn't be any files ther since yo see cat or emacs. ________________________________________more More is a command used to read te we could do this:
% more poemsThe effect of this to let you rea so you need to know how to "turn pages". Here are the basic commands: • q --- quit more • spacebar --- read next page • return key --- read next line • b --- go back one page For still more information use the command man more. ________________________________________mv Use this command to change the name of file and directories. % mv foo foobarThe file that was named foo is now named foobar ________________________________________ncftp Use ncftp for anonymous ftp --- that means you don't have to have a password. % ncftp ftp.fubar.net Connected to ftp.fubar.net > get jokes.txtThe file jokes.txt is downloaded from the machine ftp.fubar.net. ________________________________________print This is a moderately intelligent print command. % print foo % print notes.ps % print manuscript.dviIn each case print does the right regardle a postcr or a dvi do % printand read the message displayed. T do this: % print foo jwb321 % print notes.ps jwb321 % print manuscript.dvi jwb321To change the default printer do this: % setenv PRINTER jwb321________________________________________pwd Use this command to find out what directory you are working in. % pwd/u/ma/jeremy % cd homework % pwd/u/ma/jeremy/homework % lsassign-1 assign-2 assign-3
% cd % pwd/u/ma/jeremy %Jeremy began by working in his "h then used ls to see if all his homework files were there. (They were). Then he cd'd back to his home directory. ________________________________________rm Use rm to remove files from your directory. % rm foo remove foo? y % rm letter* remove letter1? y remove letter2? y remove letter3? n %The first command removed a singl our user (Jeremy?) decided not to remove letter3. ________________________________________rmdir Use this command to remove a dire to remov do this: % rmdir essaysA directory must be empty before use rm. ________________________________________rsh Use this command if you want to w the command % rsh solitudeconnects you to the machine solitude. This is one of our public workstations and is fairly fast. See also: telnet ________________________________________setenv % echo $PRINTER labprinter % setenv PRINTER myprinter % echo $PRINTER myprinter________________________________________sort Use this commmand to sort a file. suppose we have a file dict with contents red rojogreen verdeblue azulwhite blancoblack negroThen we can do this:
% sort dict black negro blue azul green verde red rojo white blancoHere the output of sort went to the screen. To store the output in file we do this: % sort dict >dict.sorted You can check the contents of the more or emacs . ________________________________________tailUse this command to look at the t % tail essay.001displays the last 10 lines of the do this: % tail -n 20 essay.001This displays the last 20 lines of the file. ________________________________________tarUse create compressed archives of and also to extract directories and files from an archive. Example: % tar -tvzf foo.tar.gzdisplays the file names in the compressed archive foo.tar.gz while % tar -xvzf foo.tar.gzextracts the files. ________________________________________telnet Use this command to log in to ano to log i do this: % telnet solitudeSee also: rsh. ________________________________________wc Use this command to count the num words and line for exam that we have a file dict with contents red rojogreen verdeblue azulwhite blancoblack negroThen we can do this % wc dict 5 10 56 tmpThis shows that dict has 5 lines 10 words and 56 characters. The word count command has severa as illustrated below: % wc -l dict 5 tmp
-> to check all power related parameters-> to check all feature related parameters-> to check all license related parameters
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-> check User scol load on OSS
-> Check all CVs-> Startable CV görüntüleme
-> [chose 2] than [chose 0] than than [chose any]
-> SITE STATUS-> BLOCK TO SITE-> DEBLOCK TO SITE-> SHOUTDOWN TO SITE (All calls move GSM or Other Sites in 10m)
-> CHANGE maxNumHsPdschCodes parameterRetDevice=1 electr-> Set tilt value to 60
For high capacity sites ( 4 sectors) some sites have following HW configuration:
ps: ALSO the following parameter are needed to be set in all of these high capacity sites.
########################################################################################################################################################################################## BASIC ## U N I X ## COMMANDS ####################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################
use the command man grep.
cat --- for creating and displaying short files
ftp --- connect to a remote machine to download or upload files
head --- display first part of file
lpr --- standard print command (see also print )
mv --- for moving and renaming files ncftp --- especially good for downloading files via anonymous ftp. print --- custom print command (see also lpr ) pwd --- find out what directory you are in
setenv --- set an environment variable
telnet --- log in to another machine
view and concatenate files. For our first example we create a three-item English-Spanish dictionary in a file called "dict."
then tap 'd'". The symbol > tells the computer that what is typed is to be put into the file dict. To view a file we use cat in a different way:
Use cd to change directory. Use pwd to see what directory you are in.
then go to poems he could have said cd ../poems. Finally he used cd with no argument to jump back to his home directory.
This copies the file jabber in the directory poems to the current directory. The symbol "." stands for the current directory. The symbol "~" stands for the home directory.
Things like PRINTER are so-called environment variables. This one stores the name of the default printer --- the one that print jobs will go to unless you take some action to change things. The dollar sign before an environment variable is needed to get the value in the variable. Try the following to verify this:
then upload or download files. See also: ncftp then download the file homework11:
The ftp program sends files in ascii (text) format unless you specify binary mode:
the file bar was transferred in ascii mode.
suppose that we have a file dict whose contents are
Notice that no output was returned by grep brown. This is because "brown" is not in our dictionary file. then the following command would give an alphabetical list of all persons whose name contains the string "Fred".
The symbol "|" is called "pipe." It pipes the output of the grep command into the input of the sort command.
Use ls to see what files you have. Your files are kept in something called a directory.
Note that you have six files. There are some useful variants of the ls command:
Note what happened: all the files whose name begins with "l" are listed. The asterisk (*) is the " wildcard" character. It matches any string.
This is the standard Unix command for printing a file. It stands for the ancient "line printer." See
for information on how it works. See print for information on our local intelligent print command.
so you need to know how to "turn pages". Here are the basic commands:
Use ncftp for anonymous ftp --- that means you don't have to have a password.
then used ls to see if all his homework files were there. (They were). Then he cd'd back to his home directory.
our user (Jeremy?) decided not to remove letter3.
connects you to the machine solitude. This is one of our public workstations and is fairly fast.
suppose we have a file dict with contents
Here the output of sort went to the screen. To store the output in file we do this:
and also to extract directories and files from an archive. Example:
that we have a file dict with contents
teall : te e check error enter return info trace1 trace2 trace3 trace4 trace5 trace6 trace7 trace8 trace9 state_change bus_send bus_receive rec_sig send_sig param interface object user1 user2 user3 user4
-> to check specific NodeB parameter
view and concatenate files. For our first example we create a three-item English-Spanish dictionary in a file called "dict."
then tap 'd'". The symbol > tells the computer that what is typed is to be put into the file dict. To view a file we use cat in a different way:
then go to poems he could have said cd ../poems. Finally he used cd with no argument to jump back to his home directory.
This copies the file jabber in the directory poems to the current directory. The symbol "." stands for the current directory. The symbol "~" stands for the home directory.
Things like PRINTER are so-called environment variables. This one stores the name of the default printer --- the one that print jobs will go to unless you take some action to change things. The dollar sign before an environment variable is needed to get the value in the variable. Try the following to verify this:
then the following command would give an alphabetical list of all persons whose name contains the string "Fred".
Note what happened: all the files whose name begins with "l" are listed. The asterisk (*) is the " wildcard" character. It matches any string.
then used ls to see if all his homework files were there. (They were). Then he cd'd back to his home directory.
Things like PRINTER are so-called environment variables. This one stores the name of the default printer --- the one that print jobs will go to unless you take some action to change things. The dollar sign before an environment variable is needed to get the value in the variable. Try the following to verify this:
Things like PRINTER are so-called environment variables. This one stores the name of the default printer --- the one that print jobs will go to unless you take some action to change things. The dollar sign before an environment variable is needed to get the value in the variable. Try the following to verify this:
Check out this command : lgvsm -s XXXXXXXX........with XXXXXXXX start date in the format of 20110215..for Feb 15th 20113:59:48 PM: Sivanesan Renganaickam: run it frm Node B or RNC depending the Node u wanna check
100120-13:07:21 10.85.229.199 7.1p RBS_NODE_MODEL_L_10_9 stopfile=/tmp/528Startdate Enddate=20100121.110722......Get /c/logfiles/alarm_event/ALARM_LOG.xml /var/opt/ericsson/amos/moshell_logfiles/scol/logs_moshell/tempfiles/20100120-111323_144/alarmLog528.xml ... OK====================================================================================================================Timestamp (UTC) S Problem Cause MO-reference====================================================================================================================
Check out this command : lgvsm -s XXXXXXXX........with XXXXXXXX start date in the format of 20110215..for Feb 15th 20113:59:48 PM: Sivanesan Renganaickam: run it frm Node B or RNC depending the Node u wanna check
Get /c/logfiles/audit_trail/CORBA_AUDITTRAIL_LOG.xml /var/opt/ericsson/amos/moshell_logfiles/scol/logs_moshell/tempfiles/20100120-111323_144/audit_trailLog528.xml.tmp ... OK
......Get /c/logfiles/alarm_event/ALARM_LOG.xml /var/opt/ericsson/amos/moshell_logfiles/scol/logs_moshell/tempfiles/20100120-111323_144/alarmLog528.xml ... OK====================================================================================================================Timestamp (UTC) S Problem Cause MO-reference====================================================================================================================
Get /c/logfiles/audit_trail/CORBA_AUDITTRAIL_LOG.xml /var/opt/ericsson/amos/moshell_logfiles/scol/logs_moshell/tempfiles/20100120-111323_144/audit_trailLog528.xml.tmp ... OK
......Get /c/logfiles/alarm_event/ALARM_LOG.xml /var/opt/ericsson/amos/moshell_logfiles/scol/logs_moshell/tempfiles/20100120-111323_144/alarmLog528.xml ... OK
get file to local Computeropen with wordpad and save
Window1te d bus_receive CDCI_TRmon- all
######## TRACE ON RNC
Open 2 moshell terminal
Window 1
in RNC
MTW02R1> get iub_ORNEKMTW02R1> lh mod32 te e all RNC_EXCEPTIONMTW02R1> mon+ mod32...$moncommand = /opt/ericsson/amos/moshell/monitor6054 10.174.0.1-> copy it and go to 2nd window
Window 2
scol@selaps1> /opt-> Record it your selected folder
.wait how much you want..Ctrl+C
Window 1
MTW02R1> lh Mod32 te d all RNC_EXCEPTIONMTW02R1> mon- mod32...$ lhsh 001000 tm -disconnectAll monitored boards are disconnected and Target Monitor has shut down.
Go to your folder and download it your local computer
######## INSTAL DECODER for TRACE ANALIZE
1-) Download latest decoder from http://utran01.au.ao.ericsson.se/moshell/content.php?content.7
scol@selcuk> cat /home/scol/serhat/Traces/ORNEK | /home/scol/decoder/teSummary.pl > /home/scol/serhat/Traces/ORNEK_DEC ----------->-------------analize ORNEK.log---------->---------use teSummary.pl-------->----------write slected folder----- check ORNEK_DEC file in your folder
######## OTHER TRACES on RNC (CAN RUN SAME WAY)
* All of them can be run same way (Did not try all traces)* teSummary.pl file can be use all traces
lh mod te e all RNC_EXCEPTION lh mod te e all UEH_EXCEPTION lh mod te e all DRH_EXCEPTION lh mod te e all PM_OBS_EXCEPTION lh mod te e trace3 IU_IF lh mod te e all ADMISSION_REJECT_CELL lh mod te e trace4 UE_GENERAL lh dc te e all SP_EXCEPTION lh cc te e all SP_EXCEPTION lh dc te e all SP_CONFIG_REJ lh cc te e all SP_CONFIG_REJ lh dc te e all DISCARD_UE lh dc te e all RETRANSM_UE lh dc te e trace1 HANDOVER_EVAL_UE