# HNB-GW Changes in Release 14.0

This segment identifies features and functionality added to, modified for, or deprecated from 14.0 HNB-GW software releases.
Topics covered here are:

- HNB-GW Configuration Management Changes as of May 31, 2013
- HNB-GW Feature Changes as of November 30, 2012
- HNB-GW Configuration Management Changes as of November 30, 2012
- HNB-GW Performance Management Changes as of November 30, 2012
- HNB-GW Feature Changes as of July 31, 2012
- HNB-GW Configuration Management Changes as of July 31, 2012
- HNB-GW Performance Management Changes as of July 31, 2012
- HNB-GW Security Management Changes as of July 31, 2012

IMPORTANT:

Enhancements to Diameter, GTPP, and RADIUS in release 14.0 are located in the Accounting Management Changes.

Enhancements to SNMP MIB in release 14.0 are located in the SNMP MIB Changes.

Enhancements to Web Element Manager (WEM) in release 14.0 are located in the Web Element Manager Changes.

HNB-GW Feature Changes as of July 31, 2012

This section provides information on HNB-GW feature changes in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding features in this section, refer to the HNB-GW Administration Guide for this release.

New HNB-GW Features

This section identifies new HNB-GW features available in release 14.0.

DHCP Interface Support Between HNB-GW and HMS

DHCP interface support at HNB-GW is provided to allocate IP address to HNBs using DHCP procedure. Without this support IP address is allocated using locally configured IP pool. HNB connects to HNB Security Gateway (Se-GW) via IPSec tunnel. During IPSec tunnel establishment, HNB Se-GW allocates IP address to HNB. Femtocell provisioning system needs HNB IP address. This is achieved by co-locating this system with DHCP server. HNB Se-GW then uses DHCP procedure to allocate IP address to HNB.

This feature encompasses a number of command changes. Refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections for additional information.

Multiple HNB-GW Service Support per Chassis

Multiple HNB-GW service support on one chassis is added in this release to provide facility to operator to use specific HNBGW services for residential and enterprise service on the same chassis. A maximum of 16 HNB-GW service can be supported on one system spread through multiple or single context.

This feature encompasses a number of command changes. Refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections for additional information.

Modified HNB-GW Features

This section identifies HNB-GW features modified in release 14.0. There are two kinds of modified features: enhancements and behavior changes. Enhancements are feature changes based on customer change requests. Behavior changes are feature changes that modify an existing behavior and may result from software error corrections (bug fixes).

access-control-db imsi-purge-timeout

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    access-control-db imsi-purge-timeout { immidiate | dur }

    default access-control-db
    imsi-purge-timeout

For more information regarding the access-control-db imsi-purge-timeout command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

associate asp instance

In StarOS release14.0 this configuration is provided to associate an ASP instance with HNB-GW services running on a chassis. It is used to provide the DSCP marking of SCTP packets over Iu interface.

PSP Instance Configuration Mode

    associate asp instance
     asp_num

    no associate asp

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the SGSN PSP Instance Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

associate dscp-template downlink

In StarOS release14.0 this configuration is provided to associate a preconfigured DSCP template with HNB-GW service configuration to provide DSCP marking of SCTP packets over Iu interface.

PSP Instance Configuration Mode

    associate dscp-template
    downlink template_name

    no associate dscp-template downlink

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the SGSN PSP Instance Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

control-packet qos-dscp

In StarOS release14.0 this configuration is now supported for HNB-GW service to configure DSCP marking template to provide DSCP marking of SCTP packets over Iu interface.

DSCP Template Configuration Mode

    control-packet qos-dscp { af11 | af12 | af13 | af21 | af22 | af23 | af31 | af32 | af33 | af41 | af42 | af43 | be |
    cs1 | cs2 | cs3 | cs4 | cs5 | cs6 | cs7 | ef }

    default control-packet

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the DSCP Template Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

dhcp client identifier

This configuration is now supported for HNB-GW service configuration to specify the Internet Key Exchange Protocol version 2 id of HNB as the DHCP client-identifier option in any DHCP message to DHCP server in Discover and Request messages. This support is for DHCP interface between HNB-GW and HMS for dynamic allocation of IP addresses to HNBs.

DHCP Service Configuration Mode

    dhcp client-identifier
    ike-id

    default dhcp client-identifier

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the DHCP Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

dhcp server

This configuration is now supported for HNB-GW service configuration to specify the port number to send DHCP messages to non-standard UDP ports of the server if multiple servers are configured. This support is for DHCP interface between HNB-GW and HMS for dynamic allocation of IP addresses to HNBs.

DHCP Service Configuration Mode

    dhcp server port port_num [ priority priority ]

    default dhcp port

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the DHCP Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

dhcp server selection-algorithm

This configuration is now supported for HNB-GW service configuration to specify the algorithm used to select DHCP servers with which to communicate when multiple servers are configured. This support is for DHCP interface between HNB-GW and HMS for dynamic allocation of IP addresses to HNBs.

DHCP Service Configuration Mode

    dhcp server selection-algorithm { first-server | round-robin | use-all }

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the DHCP Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

dhcp service

This configuration is now provided for HNB-GW service to enable DHCP service configuration accessible to the Se-GW context for HNB-GW subscriber. This support is for DHCP interface between HNB-GW and HMS for dynamic allocation of IP addresses to HNBs.

Subscriber Configuration Mode

    dhcp service dhcp_svc_name context ctxt_nameno dhcp service

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the Subscriber Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

DSCP Marking Configuration for Control Packets in HNB-GW Service

In previous releases, DSCP marking of GTP-U and SCTP packets were supported through in-built feature. In this release DSCP marking over Iu interface for SCTP is now configurable.

Previous Behavior: DSCP marking was non-configurable in previous releases.

New Behavior: In this release DSCP marking for control packets (SCTP) over Iu interface is now configurable and following existing configuration modes are now supported for HNB-GW as well.

For more information regarding this feature, refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections.

dscp-template

In StarOS release14.0 this configuration mode is now supported for HNB-GW service configuration to create DSCP template for DSCP marking of SCTP packets over Iu interface.

SGSN Global Configuration Mode

    dscp-template template_name [ -noconfirm ]no dscp-template template_name

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the SGSN-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

Dynamic Association of CS/PS Networks with HNB-GW Service

In previous releases, only 1 HNB-GW service was supported per chassis. To support multiple HNB-GW service the static associations made between HNB-GW Service and CS/PS networks is now removed.

Previous Behavior: Only one HNB-GW service supported on chassis and static association of CS/PS network with HNB-GW was used.

New Behavior: In this release multiple HNB-GW services are supported on a chassis and each CS/PS network represents a logical RNC on system and will be assigned an RNC-ID. A new CLI is added in HNB-GW- CS Network Configuration Mode and HNB-GW- PS Network Configuration Mode to configure the global-rnc-id.

For more information regarding this feature, refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections.

IPSec Enhancements

In this release, support for ASN1DN DER encoded IDi is added for Internet Key Exchange (IKEv2) Protocol.

Previous Behavior: ASN1DN DER encoded IDi (ASN.1DN format) was not supported for SeGW tunnel over IKEv2 protocol.

New Behavior: In this release ASN1DN DER encoded IDi (ASN.1DN format) is now supported for SeGW tunnel over IKEv2 protocol.

There is no new CLI added but removed the restrictions, refer to the Deprecated HNB-GW Commands sections.

RNC Id Range Enhancement

In this release, RNC id configuration range is now changed to new range in following configuration modes.

HNB-CS Network Configuration Mode Commands

HNB-RN PLMN Configuration Mode Commands

HNB-PS Network Configuration Mode Commands

Previous Behavior: Supported configuration for RNC id range was from 1 through 65535.

New Behavior: In this release supported configuration for RNC id range is modified to support configuration between 0 through 4095.

For more information regarding this feature, refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections.

UE Registration Limit Enhancement for Open and Hybrid Access Mode

In this release, UE registration limit is now enhanced to value in following configuration modes.

HNB-Service Configuration Mode Commands

Previous Behavior: Supported configuration for UE registration in Open HNB access mode was between 1 through 32 and between 0 through 32 for non-access controlled UEs registration through Hybrid HNB access mode.

New Behavior: In this release supported configuration for UE registration in Open HNB access mode is enhanced and configurable between 1 through 1000 and between 0 through 1000 for non-access controlled UEs registration through Hybrid HNB access mode.

For more information regarding this feature, refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections.

UE Registration Timeout Duration Enhancement for Open and Hybrid Access Mode

In this release, UE registration timeout duration is now enhanced from 300 to 1800 seconds in following configuration mode.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode Commands

Previous Behavior: Supported configuration for UE registration timeout duration was between 60 through 300 seconds.

New Behavior: In this release supported configuration for UE registration timeout duration is enhanced and configurable between 60 through 1800 seconds.

For more information regarding this feature, refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections.

HNB-GW Feature Changes as of November 30, 2012

This section provides information on HNB-GW feature changes in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding features in this section, refer to the HNB-GW Administration Guide for this release.

New HNB-GW Features

This section identifies new HNB-GW features available in release 14.0.

Cell Broadcasting Service Support

Cell Broadcast is a mobile technology that allows a text or binary message to be distributed to all mobile equipments and similar devices connected to a set of cells or within a designated geographical area. Cell broadcast messages are destined to radio cells rather than a specific or a few mobile terminals.

This technology is used in deploying location-based subscriber services for simultaneous delivery of messages to multiple users in a specific geographical area. Cell Broadcast Center (CBC), located at the operator side, is a node which is a source of CBS and connected to RNC in UMTS networks via standardized interface over TCP/IP protocol. The RNC-CBC interface (Iu-BC)is described in the 3GPP standard TS25.419. CBC sends broadcasting messages to the RNC with a list of cells/service areas (where the message is to be broadcasted) at a repetation rate at which the messages will be broadcasted. This repetation rate depends on the type of info in the CBS messages; for example,road traffic information will require more frequent transmission than weather information.

In case of Femto UMTS network, RNC is replaced with Home NodeB (HNB) and HNB-GW and therefore the CBC is connected to HNB-GW through Iu-BC interface. HNB-GW routes the broadcasting messages to HNB using the available SCTP connection with HNB. In order to exchange the broadcasting messages, Service Area Broadcast Protocol (SABP) is used between the CBC and HNB-GW. HNB-GW forwards these SABP messages individually to respective HNBs corresponding to the Service Area(s) present in the Service-Area list of received SABP messages by constructing new SABP messages. HNB-originated SABP messages are individually forwarded by HNB-GW to CBC. HNB-GW acts as an aggregator for the incoming SABP response messages from HNBs and forwards the combined SABP message to the CBC.
Following are the major functions of SABP:

- Message Handling: Broadcasting of new CB messages, amend and improve the existing broadcast messages and to halt broadcast of particular messages.
- Load Handling:Ascertaining the load on broadcast channels at any specific point of time.
- Error Handling: Reporting of some basic error situations, where there are no function-specific error messages defined.
- Reset: Function to end the CB message broadcasting to specific service areas by the CBC.

Modified HNB-GW Features

This section identifies HNB-GW features modified in release 14.0. There are two kinds of modified features: enhancements and behavior changes. Enhancements are feature changes based on customer change requests. Behavior changes are feature changes that modify an existing behavior and may result from software error corrections (bug fixes).

1000 UEs support on Open and Hybrid HNBs

Support has been provided for increased number of UEs on open and hybrid HNBs.

Previous Behavior: Only 32 UEs per open HNB and 32 non-access-controlled UEs per hybrid HNBs were supported.

New Behavior: This release onwards 1000 UEs per open HNB and 1000 non-access-controlled UEs per hybrid HNBs are supported.

For more information regarding this feature, refer to the New, Modified and Deprecated, HNB-GW Commands sections.

HNB-GW Configuration Management Changes as of July 31, 2012

This section provides information on HNB-GW configuration command changes in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding commands in this section, refer to the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference for this release.

New HNB-GW Configuration Commands

This section identifies new HNB-GW commands available in release 14.0.

global-rnc-id

This command has been added in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis. This command associates global RNC id in HNB-CS Network Configuration mode for HNB-GW service association.

HNB-CS Network Configuration Mode

HNB-PS Network Configuration Mode

    [ no ] global-rnc-id
    mcc mcc_num mnc mnc_num id rnc_id

For more information regarding the global-rnc-id command, refer to the HNB-CS Network Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

paging open-hnb

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    paging open-hnb [ hnb-where-ue-registered fallback ] { always | never | only-if-with-paging-area }

    default paging open-hnb

For more information regarding the paging open-hnb command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

psp-mode server

In StarOS release14.0 this configuration is provided to configure the PSP mode as server with HNB-GW services running on a chassis. It is used to provide the DSCP marking of SCTP packets over Iu interface.

PSP Instance Configuration Mode

    psp-mode { client | server }

For more information regarding the commands supported in this mode, refer to the SGSN PSP Instance Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

ranap reset

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-CS Network Configuration Mode

HNB-PS Network Configuration Mode

    ranap reset { ack-timeout timer_value | guard-timeout g_timer  | hnbgw-initiated | max-retransmissions retries }

    default ranap reset { ack-timeout | guard-timeout | hnbgw-initiated | max-retransmissions }

    no ranap hnbgw-initiated

For more information regarding the ranap reset command, refer to the HNB-CS Network Configuration Mode Commands and HNB-PS Network Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

sctp alpha-rto

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    sctp alpha-rto alpha_rto_dur

For more information regarding the sctp alpha-rto command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

sctp beta-rto

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    sctp beta-rto alpha_rto_dur

For more information regarding the sctp beta-rto command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

sctp max-retx

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    sctp max-retx [ init | path | assoc ] max_retry

For more information regarding the sctp max-retx command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

sctp max-in-strms

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    sctp max-in-strms in_strms

For more information regarding the sctp max-in-strms command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

sctp max-out-strms

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    sctp max-out-strms out_strms

For more information regarding the sctp max-out-strms command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

tnnsf-timer

This command has been moved to following configuration modes in 14.0 to support multiple HNB-GW services on a Chassis.

HNB-GW Global Configuration Mode

    tnnsf-timer dur[ no | default ] tnnsf-timer

For more information regarding the tnnsf-timer command, refer to the HNB-Global Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

Modified HNB-GW Configuration Commands

This section identifies HNB-GW commands modified in release 14.0.

hnb-access-mode hybrid

This command has been modified in support of the enhanced limit of non-access controlled UE registration up to 1000 in Hybrid HNB access mode.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    hnb-access-mode hybrid [ max-non-access-controlled-ue reg_ue_hyb ]

    [ no | default] hnb-access-mode hybrid

For more information regarding the hnb-access-mode hybrid command, refer to the HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

hnb-access-mode open

This command has been modified in support of the enhanced limit of UE registration up to 1000 in Open HNB access mode.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    hnb-access-mode open [ max-registered-ue reg_ue_open]

    [ no | default ] hnb-access-mode open

For more information regarding the hnb-access-mode open command, refer to the HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

Range of RNC Id

Range of this RNC ids configured in following configuration mode is now changed from 0 - 65535 to 0 - 4095.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

HNB-CS-Network Configuration Mode

HNB-PS-Network Configuration Mode

rnc-id

This command has been modified in support of the multiple HNB-GW service support per chassis feature. Optional keywords [ lac lac_id [ rac rac_id | cell-id cell_id ] ] are not supported now.

HNB-RN PLMN Configuration Mode

    [ no ] rnc-id rnc_id

For more information regarding the [ no ] rnc-id command, refer to the HNB-RN PLMN Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

ue registration-timeout

This command has been modified in support of the enhanced UE registration timeout duration from 300 seconds to 1800 seconds to support 1000 UE registration in Open HNB access mode and non-access controlled UEs in Hybrid HNB access mode.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    ue registration-timeout dur[ default | no ] ue
    registration-timeout

For more information regarding the ue registration-timeout command, refer to the HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

Deprecated HNB-GW Configuration Commands

This section identifies deprecated HNB-GW commands that are no longer supported in release 14.0.

associate cs-network

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated. Static association of CS Networks with HNB-GW service is now replaced with dynamic Global RNC association. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the global-rnc-id command.

HNB-RN PLMN Configuration Mode

    [ no ] associate
    cs-network cs_name [ lac lac ]

associate ps-network

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated. Static association of PS Networks with HNB-GW service is now replaced with dynamic Global RNC association. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the global-rnc-id command.

HNB-RN PLMN Configuration Mode

    [ no ] associate
    ps-network ps_name [ lac lac [ rac rac ] ]

access-control-db imsi-purge-timeout

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the access-control-db imsi-purge-timeout command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    access-control-db imsi-purge-timeout { immidiate | dur }

    default access-control-db
    imsi-purge-timeout

ip iu-qos-dscp protocol sctp payload all

In release 14.0, this command is now removed from this configuration mode to support the configurable DSCP marking over Iu interface for SCTP packets.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    ip iu-qos-dscp protocol
    sctp payload all dscp_code

    [ default
     | no] ip iu-qos-dscp protocol sctp payload all

paging open-hnb

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the paging open-hnb command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    paging open-hnb [ hnb-where-ue-registered fallback ] { always | never | only-if-with-paging-area }

    default paging open-hnb

ranap reset

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the ranap-reset command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    ranap reset { ack-timeout timer_value | guard-timeout g_timer | hnbgw-initiated | max-retransmissions retries }

    default ranap reset { ack-timeout | guard-timeout | hnbgw-initiated | max-retransmissions }

    no ranap hnbgw-initiated

sctp alpha-rto

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the sctp alpha-rto command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    sctp alpha-rto alpha_rto_dur

sctp beta-rto

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the sctp beta-rto command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    sctp beta-rto alpha_rto_dur

sctp max-retx

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the sctp max-retx command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    sctp max-retx [ init | path | assoc ] max_retry

sctp max-in-strms

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the sctp max-in-strms command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    sctp max-in-strms in_strms

sctp max-out-strms

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the sctp max-out-strms command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    sctp max-out-strms out_strms

security-gateway aaa

In StarOS release 14.0, this command is now removed from this configuration mode for IPsec enhancements to support ASN1DN format.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    security-gateway aaa
    authentication { first-phase | second-phase } context ctx_name aaa-group aaa_grp

    no security-gateway
    aaa { attribute calling-station-id | authentication { first-phase | second-phase }

security-gateway username

In StarOS release 14.0, this command is now removed from this configuration mode for IPsec enhancements to support ASN1DN format.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    [ no | default ] security-gateway
    username mac-address-stripping

tnnsf-timer

In release 14.0, this command is deprecated from this configuration mode for multiple HNB-GW support. Refer to the New HNB-GW Configuration Commands section for information on the tnnsf-timer command.

HNB-GW Service Configuration Mode

    tnnsf-timer dur

    [ no | default ] tnnsf-timer

HNB-GW Configuration Management Changes as of November 30, 2012

This section provides information on HNB-GW configuration command changes in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding commands in this section, refer to the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference for this release.

New HNB-GW Configuration Commands

This section identifies new HNB-GW commands available in release 14.0.

associate cbs-service

This command associates a previously configured CBS service to bind the HNB-GW service with an HNB towards the HNB side. A CBS service must be configured in Context Configuration mode before using this configuration.

HNBGW Service Configuration Mode

    associate cbs-service svc_name

    no associate cbs-service

For more information regarding the cbs-service command, refer to the CBS Service Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

cbs-service

This command has been added in 14.0 to support the Cell Broadcasting Service (CBS) feature.

Context Configuration Mode

    [ no ] cbs-service name

For more information regarding the cbs-service command, refer to the Context Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

bind

This command binds the CBS service to the IP address of a logical interface.

CBS Configuration Mode

    bind address ip_address port port_number

    no bind address

For more information regarding the bind command, refer to the CBS Service Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

cbc-server

This command configures the CBC server for cell broadcasting service.

CBS Service Configuration Mode

    cbc-server addressip_address port port_number

    no cbc-server address

For more information regarding the cbc-server command, refer to the CBS Service Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

sabp-timer

This command configures the Service Area Broadcast Protocol (SABP) procedure timer value.

CBS Service Configuration Mode

    [ default | no ] sabp timertimer_value

For more information regarding the sabp-timer command, refer to the CBS Service Configuration Mode Commands in the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference.

HNB-GW Configuration Management Changes as of May 31, 2013

This section provides information on HNB-GW configuration command changes in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding commands in this section, refer to the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference for this release.

New HNB-GW Configuration Commands

This section identifies new HNB-GW commands available in release 14.0.

hnb-identity

Configures and also allows modification to the HNB ID before it is sent to the AAA server for authentication in HNB-GW service instance.

HNBGW Service Configuration Mode

    [ default | no ]hnb-identity oui discard-leading-char

By default, this feature is deactivated.

HNB-GW Performance Management Changes as of July 31, 2012

This section provides information on HNB-GW performance management changes in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding bulk statistics in this section, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

For more information regarding commands in this section, refer to the Command Line Interface Reference for this release.

New HNB-GW Bulk Statistics

This section identifies new HNB-GW bulk statistics available in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For supported variables in new schemas, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

Access Mode Support
As part of Open, Hybrid, and Closed access mode HNB support the following new bulk statistics schemas added in this release:

- hnbgw-hnbap-access-closed
- hnbgw-hnbap-access-hybrid
- hnbgw-hnbap-access-open
- hnbgw-ranap-access-closed
- hnbgw-ranap-access-hybrid
- hnbgw-ranap-access-open
- hnbgw-rtp-access-closed
- hnbgw-rtp-access-hybrid
- hnbgw-rtp-access-open
- hnbgw-rua-access-closed
- hnbgw-rua-access-hybrid
- hnbgw-rua-access-open

GTP-U Statistics Support
As part of GTP-U statistics support in PS domain new bulk statistics schemas added in this release:

- ps-network-gtpu

SCCP Statistics Support
As part of SCCP statistics support in CS and PS domain new bulk statistics schemas added in this release:

- cs-network-sccp
- ps-network-sccp

Modified HNB-GW Bulk Statistics

This section identifies HNB-GW bulk statistics modified in release 14.0.

cs-network-ranap

cs-network-rtp

cs-network-sccp

ps-network-ranap

ps-network-rtp

ps-network-sccp

The following variable added in given schema to store the destination point code related statistics:

- dest-pt-code

hnbgw-hnbap

The following variable added in given schema to store the HNB registration rejection happened due to operation and maintenance intervention:

- hnb-reg-rej-oam-intervention

hnbgw-hnbap

The following variable added in given schema to store the statistics of RABs connection in CS and PS domain:

- cs-rab-conn
- ps-rab-conn

hnbgw-hnbap

The following variable added in given schema to store the statistics of UE Register Reject causes sent by HNB-GW stack for UE Registration Rejection:

- ue-reg-rej-ue-unauthorised
- ue-reg-rej-overload

New HNB-GW Performance Commands

This section identifies new HNB-GW performance commands available in release 14.0.

show hnbgw disconnect-reasons

As part of O&M enhancement following new commands have been added for detailed session disconnect reasons including HNB, UE, IUCS, IUPS, CS-RAB and PS-RAB at the HNB-GW service.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw disconnect-reasons

    clear hnbgw disconnect-reasons

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding fields added for these command outputs, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

Modified HNB-GW Performance Commands

This section identifies HNB-GW performance commands modified in release 14.0.

show cs-network all

In support of the multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis the output of the following command has been modified.

Exec Mode

    show cs-network all

The following field has been removed to the output of this command:

- HNBGW Initiated Ranap Reset

The following fields have been added to the output of this command:

- Initiate Ranap Reset
- Ranap Reset Ack Timer
- Ranap Reset Maximum Retransmissions
- Ranap Reset Guard Timer
- mcc
- mnc
- id

For more information regarding new show command output field descriptions in this section, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

show cs-network statistics

As part of the storage of SCCP message statistics for the HNB-GW, the output of this command has been modified to display the UE registration rejection counters.

Exec Mode

    show cs-network statistics
    sccp-only

    show cs-network statistics
    name svc_namesccp-only

    show cs-network statistics
    name svc_name msc msc_point_code sccp-only

The following fields have been added to output of this command:

- SCCP Connection Request Rx
- SCCP Connection Confirm Tx
- SCCP Connection Reject Tx

show cs-network statistics

As part of the storage of total time for active RABs on HNB-GW, the output of this command has been modified to display the total duration of active RABs.

Exec Mode

    show cs-network statistics

The following field has been added to output of this command:

- Total Rab Active Time

show cs-network statistics ranap-only

As part of the relocation statistics update for the HNB-GW, the output of this command has been modified to display the relocation message counters.

Exec Mode

    show cs-network statistics
    ranap-onlyshow ps-network statistics
    ranap-only

The following fields have been added to output of this command:

- Relocation Cancel Tx

show hnbgw access-control-db

In support of the multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis HNB-GW service qualifier hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc of the following command has been removed.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw access-control-db
    hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc

The following fields have been removed from the output of this command:

- Number of IMSIs undergoing Relocation

show hnbgw-global

In support of the multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis the output of the following command has been modified.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw-global

The following field has been added to the output of this command:

- HNBGW Initiated Ranap Reset
- Ranap Reset Ack Timer
- Ranap Reset Maximum Retransmissions
- Ranap Reset Guard Timer
- SCTP ALPHA-RTO
- SCTP BETA-RTO
- SCTP MAX-RETX-INIT
- SCTP MAX-RETX-PATH
- SCTP MAX-RETX-ASSOC
- SCTP MAX-IN-STRMS
- SCTP MAX-OUT-STRMS
- NNSF TIMER for Paging in IuFlex
- IMSI Purge Timeout
- Page Open HNBs
- Page Open HNB Where UE Registered

For more information regarding show command output fields descriptions in this section, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

show hnbgw-service name

In support of the multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis the output of the following command has been modified.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw-service name

The following field has been added to the output of this command:

- RTP MUX Port
  This field displays the RTP Mux port number for RTP traffic.

The following fields have been removed from the output of this command:

- HNBGW Initiated Ranap Reset
- Ranap Reset Ack Timer
- Ranap Reset Maximum Retransmissions
- Ranap Reset Guard Timer
- SCTP ALPHA-RTO
- SCTP BETA-RTO
- SCTP MAX-RETX-INIT
- SCTP MAX-RETX-PATH
- SCTP MAX-RETX-ASSOC
- SCTP MAX-IN-STRMS
- SCTP MAX-OUT-STRMS
- NNSF TIMER for Paging in IuFlex
- IMSI Purge Timeout
- Page Open HNBs
- Page Open HNB Where UE Registered
- LAC
- RAC

show hnbgw sessions full

In support of the multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis the output of the following command has been modified.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw sessions full

The following field has been added to the output of this command:

- Service Name
  This field indicates the HNB-GW service name for which counters are displayed.

show hnbgw statistics ranap-only

As part of the relocation statistics update for the HNB-GW, the output of this command has been modified to display the relocation message counters.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw statistics
    ranap-only

The following fields have been added to output of this command:

- Relocation Cancel Tx

show ps-network statistics ranap-only

As part of the relocation statistics update for the HNB-GW, the output of this command has been modified to display the relocation message counters.

Exec Mode

    show ps-network statistics
    ranap-only

The following fields have been added to output of this command:

- Relocation Cancel Tx

show hnbgw statistics

The following variables added to store the reset statistics on IuH interface in RANAP section of following commands.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw statistics
     all

    show hnbgw statistics
    hnbgw-service svc_nameall

    show hnbgw statistics hnbidhnb_id

- Reset Rx
- Reset Tx
- Reset Ack Rx
- Reset Ack Tx
- Reset Resource Rx
- Reset Resource Tx
- Reset Resource Ack Rx
- Reset Resource Ack Tx

show hnbgw statistics

In support of the Open, Hybrid, and Closed HNB access an optional qualifier [ hnb-access-mode {closed | hybrid | open }] in the following commands have been added. This qualifier is applicable for all filters in these commands.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw statistics

    show hnbgw statistics
    hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc

    clear hnbgw statistics

    clear hnbgw statistics
    hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc

show hnbgw statistics hnbap-only verbose

As part of the storage of UE Register Reject causes statistics for the HNB-GW, the output of this command has been modified to display the UE registration rejection counters.

Exec Mode

    show hnbgw statistics
    hnbap-only verbose

The following fields have been added to output of this command:

- UE Unauthorised
- Overload

show ps-network all

In support of the multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis the output of the following command has been modified.

Exec Mode

    show ps-network all

The following field has been removed to the output of this command:

- HNBGW Initiated Ranap Reset

The following fields have been added to the output of this command:

- Initiate Ranap Reset
- Ranap Reset Ack Timer
- Ranap Reset Maximum Retransmissions
- Ranap Reset Guard Timer
- mcc
- mnc
- id

For more information regarding new show command output field descriptions in this section, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

show ps-network statistics

The following variables added to store the GTP-U related statistics.

Exec Mode

    show ps-network statistics
    gtpu-only

    show ps-network statistics
    name svc_namegtpu-only

- GTPU Packets Tx
- GTPU Packets Rx
- GTPU Bytes Tx
- GTPU Bytes Rx

show ps-network statistics

As part of the storage of SCCP message statistics for the HNB-GW, the output of this command has been modified to display the UE registration rejection counters.

Exec Mode

    show ps-network statistics
    sccp-only

    show ps-network statistics
    name svc_namesccp-only

    show ps-network statistics
    name svc_name sgsn sgsn_point_code sccp-only

The following fields have been added to output of this command:

- SCCP Connection Request Rx
- SCCP Connection Confirm Tx
- SCCP Connection Reject Tx

show subscribers

In support of the multiple HNB-GW services on a chassis HNB-GW service qualifier hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc in the following command has been added.

Exec Mode

    show subscribers hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc

    show subscribers hnbgw-only
    summary hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc

    clear subscribers hnbgw-service hnbgw_svc

HNB-GW Performance Management Changes as of November 30, 2012

This section provides information on HNB-GW performance management changes in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For more information regarding bulk statistics in this section, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

For more information regarding commands in this section, refer to the UMTS Command Line Interface Reference for this release.

New HNB-GW Bulk Statistics

This section identifies new HNB-GW bulk statistics available in release 14.0.

IMPORTANT:

For supported variables in new schemas, refer to the Statistics and Counters Reference for this release.

CBS Bulk Statistics Support
As part of the Cell Broadcasting Service (CBS) feature support, following new show commands have been added in this release:

- show cbs counters [ cbs-service <svc_name>]
- show cbs sessions [ all | cbc-address | cbs-service | full | summary ]
- show cbs statistics [ cbs-service | sabp-only | tcp-only | verbose ]

HNB-GW Security Management Changes as of July 31, 2012

This section provides information on HNB-GW security management changes in release 14.0.

None for this release.