Product Version:

V200R15 and later

Document Version: 02

CME Data Check

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WOFD-188003 Parameter Management Expert LTE FDD/TDD (optional feature)

What are the scenarios for using the

CME data check function?

Exceptions occur on the

KPIs of a certain NE or Is any data redundant
cell. Is it because the or missing on the
parameters of the NE or network during routine
cell are configured data auditing?
improperly?

How do I keep data

consistent on the base
Are there any changes in station and controller?
configuration parameters Are parameter
before and after an NE configurations between
upgrade? a local cell and an
external cell consistent?

What are the functions of the CME

data check function?

Checks data integrity, redundancy, and consistency of a

Consistency single NE or NEs on the entire network, and automatically
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check corrects some data based on the check results.

Data Portal: CME > Advanced > Consistency Check

check
Parameter Checks for configuration differences between NEs or
between different time of a single NE. The CME does not
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comparison automatically correct differentiated data.
Portal: CME > Advanced > Compare Parameters

Press F1 in the function window

to obtain the detailed operation
guidance.
Integrity check: used to check that all mandatory configuration objects for NEs are configured.
For example, IP links, cells, and neighbor relationships.
Redundancy check: used to remove redundant data and reduce NE service loads. Redundant
data refers to the basic data that has not been referenced by upper-layer services, for example,
redundant device IP addresses and transmission links.
Consistency check: used to ensure consistency between associated parameters of different
configuration objects and avoid data collision. For example, you can check whether certain
parameters are consistent between the source cell and an external cell or whether data is
consistent between correlated cells on networks of different radio access technologies (RATs).

Different rules are used to check different data. You can obtain and view NE check rules and rule
descriptions from the following path:
U2000 client installation path \client\client\Data\Common\ConsistencyCheck\language.

The CME provides scheduled and manual check modes, which apply to the following scenarios:
Scheduled check: The CME automatically performs consistency check tasks on a scheduled
basis to check data about some or all NEs in the current data area. In addition, the CME generates
check reports for network O&M personnel to check whether data on the live network is complete,
redundant, or consistent.
Manual check: After configuring data, you can manually check data before data activation to
ensure that the data is correct and complete.

Compares configurations of one NE at different historical time (for example, parameter

configurations before and after an NE upgrade).
Compares configurations of different NEs, cells, or interfaces (for example, select a sample base
station and check configuration consistency between base stations on the entire network and the
sample base station).
Check rules for user-defined parameters are supported. Check whether the values of specified
parameters on the network are consistent with the user-defined reference parameter values.

Only the following parameters support parameter comparison:

You can obtain Filter Parameter List.xls, list of parameters supported by controllers, GBTSs, and
cells on the controllers, from the following path:
U2000 client installation path\client\client\Data\BSC version\Parameter List
You can obtain MOC list.xls, list of parameters supported by base stations and cells under the
base stations from the following path:
U2000 client installation path\client\client\Data\CME_COMPONENT_NE
RAT_VxxxRxxxCxxSPCxxx

The CME provides different parameter comparison functions for different O&M scenarios. For details,
see Parameter Comparison Application Scenarios.

The CME provides scheduled and manual parameter comparison modes, which apply to the
following scenarios:
Scheduled comparison: The CME automatically executes parameter comparison tasks on a
scheduled basis. This mode applies to the scenarios where periodic comparisons are required or
where the comparison is time-consuming, for example, comparison of parameters on the entire
network.
Manual comparison: You can compare specified parameters and reference data in O&M
scenarios such as auditing network data changes, checking parameter comparison application
results, and locating KPI exceptions caused by parameter configurations. This function applies to
scenarios where one-time comparisons need to be performed and where further operations need to
be performed for comparison results.

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