. The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.

This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
 Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None
 2 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
end . The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.
This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
  Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None

3 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
 single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
end . The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.
This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
 Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None
 4 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
end . The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.
This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
  Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None

5 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
 single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
end . The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.
This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
 Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None
 6 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
end . The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.
This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
  Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None

7 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
 single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
end . The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.
This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
 Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None
 8 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
end . The specifications can be improved using the expansion of a trace server.
This solution is applicable in various scenarios. For example, users can use this
solution to verify network functions and optimize network performance during network
deployment. Users can also locate faults based on complaints from subscribers,
especially from VIP subscribers. Currently, MAE provides the mass collection trace
solution for the following scenarios:
 Function verification during network deployment
 Network performance optimization during network deployment
 Function verification during network expansion
 Network performance optimization during network expansion
 Troubleshooting in the case of subscriber complaints
 Troubleshooting for hotspot cells to improve network performance during routine
maintenance

Benefits
 This function helps users to obtain the key signaling from the network. By post-
processing the signaling, MAE improves the efficiency of optimizing network
performance, locating network faults, and handling subscriber complaints.
  Compared with the traditional method of tracing data using a probe, this function
is thoroughly based on software. No other hardware, except trace servers, is
required. This function reduces the capital expenditure (CAPEX).

Description
By deploying a trace server, users can trace the whole or part of the network. The
specific functions are as follows:
 Collecting end-to-end subscriber trace data. Data of up to 100 subscribers can be
collected.
 Collecting cell trace data. If each eNodeB serves three cells, a trace server
supports a maximum of 2000 eNodeBs.
 Collecting data to the minimum depth, medium depth or maximum depth for cell
trace. Medium depth is recommended usually.
 Backing up and restoring real-time data, applications, and OSs.

Enhancement
V100R022C10:
The maximum number of concurrent collection tasks is increased from 10 to 15.

Dependency
None

9 Multi-RAT Coordinated Trace

Availability
This function is available as of V200R014C00.

Summary
On a multi-RAT radio network, multiple single-subscriber and single-RAT trace tasks
must be created to trace and locate handover faults in scenarios such as inter-RAT
handovers and circuit switched fallback (CSFB). Faults are located by comparing
signaling messages on multiple trace result GUIs based on time, which results in low
fault locating efficiency. To improve fault locating efficiency, multi-RAT coordinated
trace is introduced. This function enables MAE to trace inter-RAT signaling messages
using one trace task, displays multi-RAT signaling interaction procedures, and
generates visualized coordinated trace reports. By checking the signaling interaction
procedures and trace reports, customers can quickly locate inter-RAT handover faults.

Benefits
 Multi-RAT coordinated trace provides a unified GUI to display multi-RAT
signaling exchange procedures in real time. This improves problem locating
efficiency and solves the problem that operators cannot use single-subscriber and
 single-RAT trace tasks to locate single-subscriber call drops, access problems, and
data transmission problems.
Traditionally, locating problems by using LMTs to perform trace tasks on multiple NEs
takes about 4 hours. This function reduces the problem locating time to about 15
minutes, which significantly improves efficiency in handling network complaints from
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