ENM Command to Check User Count per MME on eNodeB (Ericsson)

[b50ft]

Hi Experts.

Does anyone know the ENM command for an eNodeB to check the number of users per MME?

(Ericsson vendor)

[Adnan_adnan]

Try using pmx fdd S1

This will display all S1-related counters.

However, I don’t have information on specific ones.

[javiersapon]

@b50ft

Does anyone know the ENM command for an eNodeB to check the number of users per MME?

(Ericsson vendor)

What do you mean?

To check the number of users per cell, use:
ue print -admitted

[b50ft]

I want to check how many users the eNodeB is assigning to each MME.

The MMEs are unbalanced, with 90% on the MME and only 10% on the vMME.

I need to analyze how the eNodeB is distributing users across the different MMEs.

@javiersapon

ue print -admitted

I will try… thanks.

[Cronies]

Hi @b50ft . You may try amos and coli command /tn/tnrh-session. If you know which SGW IP-addresses relate to which MME, then you may estimate how many tunnels (UE) are served by each MME based on remoteIpAddress from command printout.

[javiersapon]

@b50ft

I want to check how many users the eNodeB is assigning to each MME.

The MMEs are unbalanced, with 90% on the MME and only 10% on the vMME.

I need to analyze how the eNodeB is distributing users across the different MMEs.

Verify the termPointToMME

[Rachid_Elyousfi]

@b50ft

I want to check how many users the eNodeB is assigning to each MME.

The MMEs are unbalanced, with 90% on the MME and only 10% on the vMME.

I need to analyze how the eNodeB is distributing users across the different MMEs.

I believe that is a Core Network KPI.