Here are some parameters which highly effects network performance like -
Network Overall ASR - This is very-very important parameter in telecom industry because it directly relates to Revenue (Money), So we need to keep close monitoring & take certain precautions to keep it higher-n-higher.
Its standard value lies between 35% - 45% & rest % is left considering Subscriber Behaviour i.e. miss call, no answers after long ring, etc.
Points to be closely monitoring for improvement of ASR :-
Location Update Success Rate - It is Number of Successful Location Updates w.r.t. Total Number of Location Updating Attempts. This parameter is calculated for 24 Hrs. Its standard value >= 95%.
LUSR = 100*(Number of successful location updates) / (Total number of location updating attempts)
Where above both paramteres are considered for Non-Registered Mobile Subscribers & Already Registered Mobile Subscribers.
Major contributor for decreasing LUSR -
Paging Success Rate - It is rate of successful page responses to First and Repeated Page Attempts to a location area w.r.t. Number of Initial and Repeated Page Attempts to a location area. This parameter is calculated for 24 Hours. Its standard value >= 92%.
LSR = (Number of Page responses to first page to an LA + Number of Page responses to repeated page to an LA) / Number of Page Attempts to an LA (Location Area).
OR
LSR = (first paging response+ repeated paging response)*100/first paging request).
Major contributor for decreasing PSR -
HandOver Success Rate - It is the mechanism that transfers an ongoing call from one cell to another as a user moves through the coverage area of a cellular system.
The handover success rate shows the percentage of successful handovers of all handover attempts. A handover attempt is when a handover command is sent to the mobile.
HOSR = (Successful Incoming Inter-Cell Handover + Successful Outgoing Inter-Cell Handover) / (Incoming Inter-Cell Handover + Outgoing Inter-Cell Handover)
Major contributor for decreasing HOSR -
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- Network Overall ASR (Answer Seizure Ration).
- Location Update Success Rate.
- Paging Success Rate.
- Handover Success Rate.
Network Overall ASR - This is very-very important parameter in telecom industry because it directly relates to Revenue (Money), So we need to keep close monitoring & take certain precautions to keep it higher-n-higher.
Its standard value lies between 35% - 45% & rest % is left considering Subscriber Behaviour i.e. miss call, no answers after long ring, etc.
Points to be closely monitoring for improvement of ASR :-
- POI Utilization (whether more E1's are required or not).
- Routing of Levels.
- Selection of Routes.
- CIC (Circuit) Hunting e.g. Odd-Even Selection or Sequential Routing.
- Unallocated Numbers, e.g. subscriber which are churn (De-active), delete those numbers on regular basis.
- Proper Announcements, so that Subscriber won't re-attempts again n again.
- CIC matching should be there with other operator.
- Network Equipment like MSC, etc. should not be congested n Many more......
Location Update Success Rate - It is Number of Successful Location Updates w.r.t. Total Number of Location Updating Attempts. This parameter is calculated for 24 Hrs. Its standard value >= 95%.
LUSR = 100*(Number of successful location updates) / (Total number of location updating attempts)
Where above both paramteres are considered for Non-Registered Mobile Subscribers & Already Registered Mobile Subscribers.
Major contributor for decreasing LUSR -
- Congestion in C7 Signaling.
- Incorrect IMSI definition of IMSI analysis in Switch.
- Incorrect roaming subscriber definition in Switch.
- SDDCH Congestion.
- LU timers setting.
- Network Synchronization problem.
- Continuous Monitor of C7 Signaling utilization and it should be optimize as much as possible.
- Correct definition of IMSI and Roaming Subscriber.
- For Narrow Band Signaling the utilization should not go above 0.3 Erl. & for High Speed Signaling the utilization must be kept below 0.4 Erl(Per time slot).
Paging Success Rate - It is rate of successful page responses to First and Repeated Page Attempts to a location area w.r.t. Number of Initial and Repeated Page Attempts to a location area. This parameter is calculated for 24 Hours. Its standard value >= 92%.
LSR = (Number of Page responses to first page to an LA + Number of Page responses to repeated page to an LA) / Number of Page Attempts to an LA (Location Area).
OR
LSR = (first paging response+ repeated paging response)*100/first paging request).
Major contributor for decreasing PSR -
- Improper Paging / LU (Location Update) related parameter setting.
- O&M issue i.e Outages.
- Lower RACH success rate.
- Air Interface Issues like Interference, SDCCH Congestion, etc.
- Footprints.
- Paging overload on BSC i.e. paging capacity of BSC compared with the actual paging.
- Congestion on A-bis interface i.e. Paging command from BSC is delivered to BTS via A-bis.
- Paging / LU timers setting, like Paging Timers in MSC must longer than Paging Timer in BSC (prolonging 1st and repeated page) and also paging strategy (local vs global), or repeated page on/off.
- LAC optimization.
- Paging / LU related parameter setting like increasing paging capacity through uncombined BCCH, changing Access grant and MFRMS (multiframe) parameters.
- Address Coverage issues.
- Check Discard/Paging queue on cell level.
HandOver Success Rate - It is the mechanism that transfers an ongoing call from one cell to another as a user moves through the coverage area of a cellular system.
The handover success rate shows the percentage of successful handovers of all handover attempts. A handover attempt is when a handover command is sent to the mobile.
HOSR = (Successful Incoming Inter-Cell Handover + Successful Outgoing Inter-Cell Handover) / (Incoming Inter-Cell Handover + Outgoing Inter-Cell Handover)
Major contributor for decreasing HOSR -
- C/I Ratio (Carrier-to-Interference ratio), Lower value gives Worst Connection Quality.
- High Interference, Co-Channel or adjacent i.e., High Bit-Error Ratio.
- Bad Antenna Installation.
- Bad Radio Coverage.
- Incorrect Locating Parameter Settings.
- Insufficient Planning in Certain Areas.
- Repeated Handover between two base stations, caused by rapid fluctuations in the received signal strengths from both base stations.
- Un-Necessary Handover often leads to Increased Signaling Traffic.
- Updating & Optimising Neighbours List.
- Removing Neighbours which have fewer no of HOs and cells having poor HOSR,
- Avoid same BCCH+BSIC Combination.
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