> show hnbgw
> This chapter includes the show hnbgw command output tables.
> show hnbgw access-control-db
> show hnbgw access-control-db Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Total Number of IMSIs | The total number of IMSIs available in White List of Acess Control database on HNB-GW service instance.
> Number of Registered IMSIs | The total number of IMSIs from Acess Control database are registered on HNB-GW service instance.
> Number of IMSIs undergoing Relocation | The total number of IMSIs from Acess Control database are under the process of relocation on HNB-GW service instance.
> Number of IMSIs marked for Purging | The total number of IMSIs from Acess Control database are marked for purging from database on HNB-GW service instance.

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> show hnbgw access-control-db imsi
> show hnbgw access-control-db imsi Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> IMSI | Indicates the IMSI for which statistics queried in White List of Acess Control database on HNB-GW service instance.
> Owner Location Area Code (LAC) | Indicates the Location Area Code (LAC) of the owner of specific IMSI registered in Acess Control database on HNB-GW service instance.
> Undergoing Relocation | Indicates whether queried IMSI is going through relocation procedure or not.
> HNBs having IMSI in whitelist | Indicates the total number of HNBs where specific IMSI is in Whitel List in Access Control database on HNB-GW service instance.
> Core Network Id | Indicates the core Network ID of specific IMSI.
> IMSI Purge Timer | This group indicates status of IMSI purge timer for Access Control database.
> State | Indicates the status of Access Control database purge process.
> Start Time | Indicates the configured time for start of purge process on Access Control database for specific IMSI.
> End Time | Indicates the configured time for completion of purge process on Access Control database for specific IMSI.

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> show hnbgw counters
> show hnbgw counters Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Number of registered UEs | The total number of User Equipment devices registered with the HNB-GW.
> Number of UEs with IuPS connection | The total number of User Equipment devices that have established a connection with the Packet Switched network.
> Number of UEs with IuCS connection | The total number of User Equipment devices that have established a connection with the Circuit Switched network
> Number of UEs with IuPS and IuCS connection | The total number of User Equipment devices that have established connections to both the Packet Switched and Circuit Switched networks.
> Number of Idle UEs | The total number of User Equipment devices that have no active connections to either the Packet Switched or Circuit Switched networks.

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> show hnbgw counters hnbgw-service
> show hnbgw counters hnbgw-serivce Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> HNBGW Service | The name that identifies this HNB-GW service.
> Number of registered HNBs | The total number of HNB devices registered with this HNB-GW service.
> Number of registered UEs | The total number of User Equipment devices registered with this HNB-GW service.
> Number of UEs with IuPS connection | The total number of User Equipment devices that have a Packet Switched network connection to a SGSN via this HNB-GW service.
> Number of UEs with IuCS connection | The total number of User Equipment devices that have established a Circuit Switched network connection to a MSC via this HNB-GW service.
> Number of UEs with IuPS and IuCS connection | The total number of User Equipment devices that have established Packet Switched (SGSN) and Circuit Switched (MSC) network connections via this HNB-GW service.
> Number of Idle UEs | The total number of User Equipment devices that do not have an active connection to a Packet Switched (SGSN) or Circuit Switched (MSC) network.

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> show hnbgw counters hnbid
> show hnbgw counters hnbid Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> HNB Id | The HNB device ID sent to the HNB-GW during registration.
> Number of registered UEs | The number of User Equipment devices that have registered with this HNB.
> Number of UEs with IuPS connection | The number of User Equipment devices that have established a connection to a SGSN via the Packet Switched network.
> Number of UEs with IuCS connection | The number of User Equipment devices that have established a connection to a MSC via the Circuit Switched network.
> Number of UEs with IuPS and IuCS connection | The number of User Equipment devices that have established connections to an MSC via the Circuit Switched interface and an SGSN via the Packet Switched network.
> Number of Idle UEs | The number of User Equipment devices that do not have an active connection to Packet Switched (SGSN) or Circuit Switched (MSC) networks.

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> show hnbgw-service
> show hnbgw-serivce all Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> Service name | The name used to identify the HNB-GW service to the system.
> Context name | The name of the system context in which the HNB-GW service is defined.
> SCTP IP Address | The IP address used to transmit SCTP messages from HNBs to the HNB-GW.
> SCTPPort | The HNB-GW uses this port to listen for SCTP messages from HNBs.
> GTP-U Service | The defined GTP-U service name(s) associated with the HNB-GW service in a Packet Switched network instance. The GTP-U service(s) are used for GTP-U tunneling towards the HNB-GW access network.
> RTP MUX | Indicates if RTP multiplexing is enabled or disabled. If enabled, multiple subscriber voice packets can be multiplexed and sent as one RTP packet towards the HNB-GW. This is explicitly negotiated between the HNB and the HNB-GW during HNB Registration.
> RTP Pool | This is the IP pool used to allocate IP address to subscriber in the RAB request by the HNB-GW as the transport layer endpoint. The HNB will send RTP data (packetized voice) to IP address allocated from this pool.
> RTCP report interval | Indicates if the RTCP (Real time Transport Control Protocol) report interval is enabled or not. RTCP enables the receiver to detect if there is any packet loss and to compensate for any delay jitter. RTP and RTCP protocols work independently of the underlying Transport layer and Network layer protocols.
> HNBGW Initiated Ranap Reset | Indicates if the HNB-GW Initiated RANAP Reset function is enabled or disabled.
> Ranap Reset Ack Timer | The timer value, in seconds, that defines how long the HNB-GW waits for a RESET ACK message from the SGSN or MSC after transmitting a RESET message. This setting is used only if the HNBGW Initiated RANAP Reset function is enabled.
> Ranap Reset Maximum Retransmissions | Sets the maximum number of retries allowed for the HNB-GW to transmit a RANAP RESET message to the SGSN or MSC if the RESET ACK timer expires. This setting is used only if the HNBGW Initiated RANAP Reset function is enabled.
> Ranap Reset Guard Timer | The timer that the HNB-GW starts after receiving a RESET message from the core network. While this timer is running, the HNB-GW discards any new RESET messages that it receives.
> SCTP HEARTBEAT Timeout | The timeout duration set in milliseconds for SCTP heartbeat transmission between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 3000 milliseconds. After this duration retransmission will start.
> SCTP RTO-MIN Timeout | The minimum retransmission timeout duration set in milliseconds for SCTP heartbeat retransmission between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 1000 milliseconds.
> SCTP RTO-MAX Timeout | The maximum retransmission timeout duration set in milliseconds for SCTP heartbeat retransmission between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 10000 milliseconds.
> SCTP RTO-INITIAL Timeout | The initial retransmission timeout duration set in milliseconds for SCTP heartbeat retransmission between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 10000 milliseconds.
> SCTP ALPHA-RTO | The retransmission timeout attempt set for initial phase for SCTP heartbeat retransmission between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 5 attempts.
> SCTP BETA-RTO | The retransmission timeout attempt set for second phase for SCTP heartbeat retransmission between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 10 attempts.
> SCTP CHECKSUM-TYPE | Indicates the checksum type set for SCTP communication between HNB and HNB-GW. Default checksum type is CRC32.
> SCTP COOKIE-LIFE | Indicates the life duration set for SCTP Cookies for SCTP communication between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 60000 msecs.
> SCTP MTU-SIZE-MIN | Indicates the minimum transmission unit size set for MTU for SCTP communication between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 508 bytes.
> SCTP MTU-SIZE-MAX | Indicates the minimum transmission unit size set for MTU for SCTP communication between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 1500 bytes.
> SCTP MTU-SIZE-INITIAL | Indicates the initial transmission unit size set for MTU for SCTP communication between HNB and HNB-GW. Default value is 508 bytes.
> SCTP Connection Timeout | Indicates the timeout duration set for SCTP communication between HNB and HNB-GW after which reconnection procedure will start. Default value is 10 secs.
> UE Registration Timeout | Indicates the timeout duration set for UE registration between UE and HNB-GW after which re-registration procedure will start. Default value is 120 secs.
> NNSF TIMER for Paging in IuFlex | Indicates the duration set in seconds for NAS Node Selection Function (NNSF) timer (T-NNSF) which is used by the HNB-GW to store the IMSI and the relevant CN Global-ID in the short term after Paging. This timer is used for IuFlex feature support. Default timer value is 30 seconds.
> IMSI Purge Timeout |
> Incoming handoff for CS domain | Indicates the status of incoming handover permission/restriction set in HNB-GW service instance for incoming handover of an MS via SRNS Relocation procedure for CS core network domain. Possible values are:
> • | Disabled
> • | Enabled
> Incoming handoff for PS domain | Indicates the status of incoming handover permission/restriction set in HNB-GW service instance for incoming handover of an MS via SRNS Relocation procedure for PS core network domain. Possible values are:
> • | Disabled
> • | Enabled
> Available Radio Network PLMN | The Public Land Mobile Network ID configured for this HNB-GW service. It consists of the MCC and MNC (see below).
> MCC | The Mobile Country Code defined for use with this HNB-GW service. It consists of the first 3 digits of the Available Radio Network PLMN ID.
> MNC | The Mobile Network Code defined for use with this HNB-GW service. It consists of the last 3 digits of the Available Radio Network PLMN ID.
> RNC-Id | The Radio Network Controller ID provided to HNBs for use by the core network for this HNB-GW service. It is configured under the PLMN-ID
> Lac | The defined Location Area Identifier provided to HNBs during registration with this HNB-GW service. The LAC signifies which location area this HNBGW service belongs to, and is configured under the PLMN-ID.
> Rac | The Routing Area Identifier provided to HNBs during registration with this HNB-GW service. The RAC signifies the routing area that this HNBGW service belongs to and is configured under the PLMN-ID
> PS Network Name | The PS-network to be used for selecting the packet-switched core-network (i.e., SGSN) and its point-code.
> CS Network Name | The CS-network to be used for selecting circuit-switched core-network (i.e., MSC) and its point-code.
> Service Status | The current operating status of this HNB-GW service. If the status does not read ‘enabled’ HNB-GW functionality is not available.
> Security GW service Address | The IP address of the HNB-Security Gateway associated with this HNB-GW service. Security Gateway configurations are used when the IPsec GW is co-located with the HNB-GW service on the ASR 5000. If the services are co-located, the SeGW IP address will be used as the IPsec tunnel endpoint by HNBs.
> Context name | Specifies the context name in which Security Gateway service is configured.
> Crypto-template | Specifies the Crypto-Map template being used by the HNB-GW service for secure IPsec IKEv2 tunneling for the configured Iuh (HNB to HNB-GW) interface. The Crypto-Map template is used only if the HNB-GW and SeGW are co-located on the ASR 5000.
> Service in IPSec | Specifies whether specific HNB-GW service is started in secure IPsec IKEv2 tunneling for the configured Iuh (HNB to HNB-GW) interface.
> Newcall Policy | Indicates the policy for action on new calls coming on this HNB-GW service instance. Possible actions are:
> • | Accept
> • | Reject
> IP QoS DSCP marking | This group indicates the DSCP marking used for egress traffic for various protocols used on IuH and Iu interface in a HNB-GW service instance.
> Traffic egress on Iuh | Indicates the DSCP marking used for egress traffic for various protocols used on IuH interface in a HNB-GW service instance.
> Traffic egress on Iu | Indicates the DSCP marking used for egress traffic towards CN for various protocols used on Iu-CS/Iu-PS interface in a HNB-GW service instance.
> Incoming handoff for CS domain | Indicates the status of incoming handover permission/restriction set in HNB-GW service instance for incoming handover of an MS via SRNS Relocation procedure for CS core network domain. Possible values are:
> • | Disabled
> • | Enabled
> Incoming handoff for PS domain | Indicates the status of incoming handover permission/restriction set in HNB-GW service instance for incoming handover of an MS via SRNS Relocation procedure for PS core network domain. Possible values are:
> • | Disabled
> • | Enabled

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> show hnbgw sessions all
> show hnbgw sessions all Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> vvvv | Displays service and session state information. This column displays a code consisting of six characters. From left-to-right, the first character represents the Access Technology that the subscriber is using. The possible access technologies are:
> • | F: FEMTO UTRAN
> • | .: Other/Unknown
> From left-to-right, the second character represents the Session Type. The possible HNB Session types are:
> • | H: HNB
> • | U: UE
> From left-to-right, the third character represents the HNB State. The possible HNB states are:
> • | C: Registered
> • | I: Idle
> • | d: Disconnecting
> • | u: Unknown
> From left-to-right, the fourth character represents the session Network Type. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | u: Unknown
> HNBID | The HNB identification (HNBID) number used for this session.
> USERNAME | The subscriber’s user name.
> IP | The IP address assigned to the subscriber.
> TIME-IDLE | The amount of time that the subscriber session has been idle either in an active or dormant state.
> Total subscribers matching specified criteria | The total number of subscribers using HNB sessions.

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> show hnbgw sessions full
> show hnbgw sessions full Command Output Descriptions

> Field | Description
> | This is the first row which indicates the name of the HNB(s) registered for this HNB-GW session.
> Card/Cpu | Indicates the card and CPU ID used for this session.
> Sessmgr Instance | The session manager instances for this HNB-GW session used.
> Access Tech | Indicates the accessing technology. Possible access technologies are:
> • | F: FEMTO UTRAN
> • | .: Other/Unknown
> Network Type | Indicates the network service used for the subscriber session. The possible network types are:
> • | I: IP
> • | S: IPSEC
> • | u: Unknown
> Status | Indicates the session status. Possible HNB status are:
> • | Online/Active
> • | Offline/Inactive
> Access Type | Indicates the session type for this subscriber. The possible access types are:
> • | hnbgw
> • | Unknown
> HNB Id | The HNB identification (HNBID) number used for this session in Femto UTRAN network.
> state | The session state. The possible values are:
> • | Connected
> • | Connecting
> • | Disconnecting
> • | Unknown
> HNB Local Id | The HNB identification (HNBID) number used locally for this session on HNB-GW.
> HNB IP address | Indicates the primary IP address of the HNB in the session. In HNB-GW session this is the primary IP address of Femto CPE.
> idle time | The time period that the subscriber session has been idle, either in an active or dormant state.
> source context | The name of a configured source context from which the subscriber initiates a session.
> callid | Indicates the identity number of call used by this instance of HNB-GW service.
> PLMN-ID | The Public Land Mobile Network ID configured for this HNB-GW service. It consists of the MCC and MNC.
> LAC | The defined Location Area Identifier provided to HNBs during registration with this HNB-GW service. The LAC signifies which location area this HNBGW service belongs to, and is configured under the PLMN-ID.
> RAC | The Routing Area Identifier provided to HNBs during registration with this HNB-GW service. The RAC signifies the routing area that this HNBGW service belongs to and is configured under the PLMN-ID
> RNC-ID | Indicates the Radio Network Controller ID provided to HNBs for use by the core network for this HNB-GW service. It is configured under the PLMN-ID
> Cell ID | The cell identifier provided to HNBs during registration with this HNB-GW service. The cell id signifies the geographical location of HNB-GW session user belongs to.
> Service Area Code | This identify a SA (Service Area) within a LA (Location Area) used during this HNB-GW session.
> Access Mode | Indicates the access mode used by UE for this HNB-GW session. Possible modes are:
> • | Closed: Indiates the Closed Subscriber Group (CSG) supported access
> • | Hybrid: Indiates the CSG and non-CSG supported access
> • | Open: Indiates the non-CSG supported access
> This counter is applicable for UE/HNB access control mode.
> IMSI White List | This group displays the White List IMSI database on HNB-GW.
> IMSI # | Indicates the IMSI number entered in White List and have clear access to HNB-GW.
> Registered IMSI List | This group displays the list of IMSIs registered on HNB-GW.
> IMSI # | Indicates the IMSI number whic his currently registered with HNB-GW service session instance.
> Context Id | Indicates the identity number of the context used by specific IMSI.
> Registration | Indicates the status of registration of IMSI on HNB-GW.
> IuPS connection | Indicates the availibility of Iu-PS connection for specific registered IMSI on HNB-GW.
> Sessmgr Instance | Indicates the SessManager instance used by specific IMSI for Iu-PS or Iu-CS connection.
> callid | Indicates the identity number of call used by specific IMSI for Iu-PS or Iu-CS connection on this instance of SessManager.
> IuCS connection | Indicates the availibility of Iu-CS connection for specific registered IMSI on HNB-GW.

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