LTE: Counter for Failures Caused by a Single UE

[Sareenr]

Hi Experts,

Is there a specific counter in Ericsson LTE that tracks failures caused by a single UE?

[Mohamed_Hassan]

You should typically check using TMA or, preferably, from the core side, as the clear codes provide valuable information.

However, if you have the BTS and the time window for the failures, TMA is the best tool.

[Tammam.Hajj]

@Sareenr

Is there a specific counter in Ericsson LTE that tracks failures caused by a single UE?

Create a cell trace and parse it using tools like Aexio Xeus.

It will provide the MSISDN, allowing you to map the mobile type using the TAC code list.

[Sareenr]

@Mohamed_Hassan

You should typically check using TMA or, preferably, from the core side, as the clear codes provide valuable information.

However, if you have the BTS and the time window for the failures, TMA is the best tool.

Thanks!

Can TMA open Ericsson CTR files?

Is it an open-source tool?

[Jr_Mg]

@Tammam.Hajj

Create a cell trace and parse it using tools like Aexio Xeus.

Is Aexio Xeus still available?

[RFSpecialist]

@Sareenr

Can TMA open Ericsson CTR files?

Actix can open Ericsson CTR files.

[Tammam.Hajj]

@Jr_Mg

Is Aexio Xeus still available?

I’m not sure. I used it a few years ago, up until 2020.

I think Infovista acquired the company, but I don’t know if the software name is still in use or has been replaced.

[Mohamed_Hassan]

@Sareenr

Can TMA open Ericsson CTR files?

TMA is an Ericsson tool for monitoring and tracking from the radio side.

I don’t think it can parse CTR files from another tool, as it uses its own format.