Training Document - GBSS13.0 - BSC6900 (V900R013C00) - RanShare Feature Description-20110512-A-1.0

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GBSS13.0 BSC6900 (V900R013C00)

RanShare Feature Description
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Objectives
Before starting this course, you are supposed to:
Understand the RanShare feature basically.
Understand the functions implemented by 8.1 RanShare basically.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
List the main improvements in R13.0 RanShare.
Known the design and implementation method of the enhanced R13.0

RanShare feature.
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Purpose
RanShare enhancements:
Benefits for Operators
More flexible network deployment
Operator-based quality of service (QoS) and quality monitoring
Vendibility
Potential VDF ES (phase 1) admission requirements
Orange SP committed requirements
VDF MIC committed testing requirements
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Contents
1. RanShare Overview - BSS Sharing
2. Operator-Independent Power Resource Pool
3. Operator-Independent Abis Interface Transmission
Resources - TDM
Resources - IP
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Overview of BSS Sharing
BSS Sharing: Dedicated TRX sharing, one cell is used by only one operator.
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Multi-carrier Capability
Example 1:
Example 2:
8 Carriers for 2 operator 8 Carriers for 4 operator
8 Carriers @ 2*12.5 MHz @ 80W @CLASS II
GSM BSS
BSC
BTS
GSM
Carrier
5~8
GSM
Carrier
1~4
Max. 4 operators is supported.
Operators allocate carriers independently. The power resources are shared

among all the carriers on the MRRU.
Operators cannot plan power resources independently.
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Abis Interface Transmission Sharing
Operators completely share the Abis interface transmission

resources. Operator-based transmission resource
management cannot be implemented.
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Feature Enhancements
The following functions are implemented in the versions

earlier than GBSS13.0:
Sharing of carriers and power resources
Sharing of Abis interface transmission resources
The following functions are enhanced in the GBSS13.0

version:
Operator-independent power resource pool
Separation of Abis interface transmission resources
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Contents
2. Operator-independent power resource pool
Resources - TDM
Resources - IP
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Application Scenarios
Multi-operator network sharing scenario
Each MRRU module serves the cells of multiple operators at the same
time.
Suburban areas with low user density
Advantages of the feature
Two to four operators share the BSS.
The maximum power resource of each operator is limited.

The main BCCH and non-main BCCH carriers of an operator cover
different areas. In this way, the coverage and capacity are balanced.
Carrier power is configured based on independent planning, and
resource sharing is flexible.
Restrictions of the feature
This feature is provided only as a test feature.
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Networking, Hardware, and Software

Planning
Involved network elements (NEs): BSC and DBS3900
Networking requirements
Hardware requirements
N/A
MRRU V2&V3
Software requirements
BSC: V900R013 or later versions
BTS3900: V300R013 or later versions
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Function Description
Static power allocation for operators:
Various power combinations can be configured for different operators.

Operators can plan concentric circles independently.
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Dynamic power resource pool for operators:
An operator can plan the power resource pool independently without

affecting the power resource pools of other operators.
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Impacts on Performance
Network Performance
Indicator
Impact
Reason
Only one BCCH provides overlay coverage, and

the congestion probability of an overlay cell is
high.
The congestion rate of this cell is higher than
that of a common cell.
Bigger power difference between the BCCH

and the TCH causes higher congestion
probability and greater impact.
Call drop rate
Overlay congestion occurs and call drop rate is

increased.
If overlay congestion occurs, a user accessing

the network may be allocated with the underlay
channel, and this may cause call drops due to
improper access.
In addition, if the user moves from the underlay
channel to the overlay channel, call drops may
occur because a handover cannot be
implemented in time.
Bigger power difference between the BCCH
and the TCH causes higher call drop probability
and greater impact.
Handover success rate
Except for inter-cell handover, if the BCCH and

the TCH cover different areas, handovers
between underlay and overlay of a cell are
introduced, and the handover success rate is
decreased.
1. The number of handovers increases.

2. For handovers destined for the underlay of a
neighboring cell, the handover success rate is
affected.
The mean opinion score (MOS) remains

unchanged or is decreased.
1. Advantage: The MOS may be increased as

the underlay coverage area is small and the
underlay interference is slight.
2. Disadvantage: The MOS is affected because
the concentric configuration causes the number
of handovers to increase (underlay-overlay
handovers and load handovers).
Congestion rate
Voice quality (MOS)
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Data Configuration Procedure
Describes the key data configuration procedure and key

parameters.
Step 1: Configure the BSS sharing function so that cells correspond

to homing operators. (Omitted)
Step 2: Run SET BTSRXUBP to configure power resource pools of

the operators:
RANSharing Support = YES
Assigned Power of Pass A Operators
Assigned Power of Pass B Operators
Step 3: Run SET GTRXDEV to input the power table.
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Step 2: Run SET BTSRXUBP to configure power resource pools

of the operators.
The sum of transmit power of all operators must be equal

to or smaller than the transmission capability of the
channel.
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Step 3: Run SET GTRXDEV to input the power table.
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Configuration Procedure on the CME
The configuration procedure of key data is described as follows:
Step 1: Configure BSS Sharing and set the correlations between cells
and operators (omitted).
Step 2: Set the power pool for each operator on the RXU Board
Parameters tab.
RANSharing Support = YES
Assigned Power of Pass A Operator
Assigned Power of Pass B Operator
Step 3: Set the power table on the Site TRX Dev Property tab.
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Step 2: Set the power pool for each operator on the RXU Board Parameters tab.
The procedure for navigating to the RXU Board Property dialog box is as follows: On the
Main View tab, right-click a BTS, and choose Device Panel from the shortcut menu. In the
RXU topology, right-click an RXU, and choose RXU Board Parameters from the shortcut
menu. The RXU Board Parameters dialog box is displayed.
The total transmit power of all operators is smaller than or equal to the transmit
capability of the channels.
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Step 3: Set the power table on the Site TRX Dev Property tab.
The procedure for navigating to the Site TRX Dev Property tab is as follows: On
the Main View tab, right-click a TRX, and choose TRX Configuration Express
from the shortcut menu. On the Properties tab, select Site TRX Dev Property.
The Site TRX Dev Property table is displayed.
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Contents
Resources - TDM
Resources - IP
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Abis interface TDM
Independent transmission resource allocation
Flexible resource sharing
This feature is provided only as a test feature.

The license for Abis interface independent transmission (TRX)
is required.
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Planning
Involved NE: BSC
FixTDM; simple star topology; separation at the E1 port level
Chain topology, ring topology, bypass, FlexAbis, and 16K are not supported.
High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC), DXX, and TGW Flex networking are not
supported.
N/A
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Independent E1 ports for Abis interface TDM transmission

resources:
OM link: The transmission resources of a single operator

(generally, the main operator) are shared.
Signaling and service links: Operators use their respective
physical E1 ports that are independent and are not shared.
Shared
O&M transmission b/w

Signaling transmission b/w
Shared or
Dedicated
Traffic transmission b/w
Physical Link
Operator-A
Physical Link
Operator-B
Separate mode 1: dedicated physical link
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parameters.
Step 1: Configure the BSS sharing function so that cells correspond to homing
operators. (Omitted)
Step 2: Run SET BTSSHARING to configure the transmission separation
function.
Step 3: Run ADD/MOD BTSCONNECT to set the operator corresponding to

the E1 connection (perform this step when the BTS is deactivated).
Transmission Sharing Support = NO
Operator Name
Step 4: Run SET BTSIDLETS to set the number of idle timeslots of the
operator (perform this step when the BTS is deactivated).
Operator Name
Idle TS Count
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Step 2: Run SET BTSSHARING to configure the transmission

separation function.
Transmission sharing is set to no, and this indicates

transmission separation.
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Step 3: Run ADD/MOD BTSCONNECT to set the operator

corresponding to the E1 connection (perform this step when the
BTS is deactivated).
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Step 4: Run SET BTSIDLETS to set the number of idle timeslots

of the operator (perform this step when the BTS is deactivated).
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The configuration procedure of key data is as follows:
Step 1: Configure BSS Sharing, and set the correlations between cells and operators
(omitted).
Step 2: Disable transmission sharing in the BTS RanSharing Parameters table.
Step 3: Set the operator for E1 port. This operation must be performed when the BTS is
inactive.
Operator
Step 4: Set the quantity of idle slots for an operator. This operation must be performed
when the BTS is inactive.
Operator Name
Idle Timeslot Number
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Step 2: Disable transmission sharing in the BTS RanSharing Parameters table.
The procedure for navigating to the BTS RanSharing Parameter table is as

follows: On the Main View tab, right-click a BTS, and choose BTS Configuration
Express from the shortcut menu. On the Properties tab, click BTS RanSharing
Parameter. The BTS RanSharing Parameter table is displayed in the right pane.
When Transmission Sharing Support is set to NO,

transmission is no more shared.
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Step 3: Set the operator for E1 port. This operation must be performed when
the BTS is inactive.
The procedure for navigating to the Add Chain dialog box is as follows: On the
Main View tab, right-click an MBSC, and choose Show BTS Topology from the
shortcut menu. In the BTS topology, right-click a BTS, and choose Chain
Management from the shortcut menu. The Chain Management dialog box is
displayed.
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Step 4: Set the quantity of idle slots for an operator. This operation must be
performed when the BTS is inactive.
The procedure for navigating to the Timeslot Chart dialog box is as follows: On
the Main View tab, right-click an MBSC, and choose Show BTS Topology from
the shortcut menu. In the BTS topology, right-click a BTS, and choose Timeslot
Management from the shortcut menu. The Timeslot Chart dialog box is displayed.
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Contents
Resources - TDM
Resources - IP
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Abis interface IP transmission
The sharing policies for the entire logical port tree (including
physical ports) are the same.
Independent transmission resource allocation
Flexible resource sharing
The license for Abis interface independent transmission (TRX)

is required.
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Planning
Involved NE: BSC
Abis IP transmission
It is not recommended in the case of Abis/IuB logical port sharing or PPP/MP link
sharing.
Resource group configuration is not supported.
N/A
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Independent logical ports for Abis interface IP transmission

resources:
Independent admission is implemented in the control plane based on

the bandwidth allocation of operators.
For the transmission resource admission requests of the users of an

operator, the required transmission bandwidth can be allocated only from
the dedicated bandwidth of the operator.
Unified flow control is implemented in the user plane based on the

total bandwidth.
When congestion is detected, flow control is implemented for the users of

all operators.
Shared
O&M transmission b/w

Signaling transmission b/w
Shared or
Dedicated
Traffic transmission b/w
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parameters.
Step 1: Configure the BSS sharing function so that cells correspond to homing
operators. (Omitted)
Step 2: Run SET BTSSHARING to configure the transmission separation
function (see page 23).
Step 3: Run ADD OPSEPINFO to set the admission bandwidth ratio and load
threshold of the operators in operator admission separation mode.
Index of Separate Information for Operators

Bandwidth Ratio of X Operator
Load Threshold of X Operator
Step 4: Run ADD IPLOGICPORT to set the admission separation mode used
by the logical port (perform this step when the BTS is deactivated).
Resource management mode = SHARE

Operator Separated Flag = ON
Operator Separated Index
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Step 3: Run ADD OPSEPINFO to set the admission bandwidth

ratio and load threshold of the operators in operator admission
separation mode.
The sum of the admission bandwidth ratios of all the

operators must be 100%.
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Step 4: Run ADD IPLOGICPORT to set the admission separation

mode used by the logical port (perform this step when the BTS is
deactivated).
Resource management mode = SHARE

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The configuration procedure of key data is as follows:
Step 1: Configure BSS Sharing, and set the correlations between cells and
operators (omitted).
Step 2: Separate transmission (same as that in the preceding section).
Step 3: Set the bandwidth ratio and load threshold of each operator separately.
Bandwidth Ratio of X Operator
Load Threshold of X Operator
Step 4: Set the access separation mode for a port. This operation must be
Resource Management Mode = SHARE
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Step 3: Set the bandwidth ratio and load threshold of each operator separately.
The procedure for navigating to the Separate Information for Operators table is
as follows: On the Main View tab, right-click an MBSC, and choose GSM Global
Configuration Express from the shortcut menu. On the Properties tab, click
Separate Information for Operators. The Separate Information for Operators
table is displayed in the right pane.
The total bandwidth ratio of all operators must be 100%.
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Step 4: Set the access separation mode for a port. This operation must be
The procedure for navigating to the IP Logical Port table is as follows: On the
Transmission View tab, right-click Abis, and choose Abis Configuration
Express from the shortcut menu. On the Properties tab, click IP Logical Port.
The IP Logical Port table is displayed in the right pane.
Resource Management Mode = SHARE

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GBSS13.0 BSC6900 (V900R013C00)

Global Technical Support

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Before starting this course, you are supposed to:

Understand the RanShare feature basically.

Understand the functions implemented by 8.1 RanShare basically.

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

List the main improvements in R13.0 RanShare.

Known the design and implementation method of the enhanced R13.0

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Benefits for Operators

More flexible network deployment

Operator-based quality of service (QoS) and quality monitoring

Potential VDF ES (phase 1) admission requirements

Orange SP committed requirements

VDF MIC committed testing requirements

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Overview of BSS Sharing

Max. 4 operators is supported.

Operators allocate carriers independently. The power resources are shared

Abis Interface Transmission Sharing

Operators completely share the Abis interface transmission

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

The following functions are implemented in the versions

Sharing of carriers and power resources

Sharing of Abis interface transmission resources

The following functions are enhanced in the GBSS13.0

Operator-independent power resource pool

Separation of Abis interface transmission resources

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Multi-operator network sharing scenario

Advantages of the feature

Two to four operators share the BSS.

The maximum power resource of each operator is limited.

Restrictions of the feature

This feature is provided only as a test feature.

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Networking, Hardware, and Software

Involved network elements (NEs): BSC and DBS3900

BSC: V900R013 or later versions

BTS3900: V300R013 or later versions

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Static power allocation for operators:

Various power combinations can be configured for different operators.

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Dynamic power resource pool for operators:

An operator can plan the power resource pool independently without

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

Only one BCCH provides overlay coverage, and

Bigger power difference between the BCCH

Call drop rate

Overlay congestion occurs and call drop rate is

If overlay congestion occurs, a user accessing

Handover success rate

Except for inter-cell handover, if the BCCH and

1. The number of handovers increases.

The mean opinion score (MOS) remains

1. Advantage: The MOS may be increased as

Voice quality (MOS)

Copyright 2010 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.