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MGW Termination Report\H248 Error Vector\Physical MGW Vector\Interface Type Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
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ATM Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
ATM Interface Vector\Failed Termination\Failed Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . 33
ATM Termination\ATM Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Destination IP Address Group\Dest IP Address Vector\Counter . . . . . . 34
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Based Route Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
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TDM CGR Vector\Failed Termination\Failed Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
TDM CGR Vector\Failed Termination\H248 Error Vector\Counter . . . . 36
TDM Termination\TDM Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\IP Termination\Failed
Termination\Failed IP Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\IP Termination\IP Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\Interface Type Vector\ATM Interface Vector\ATM VPI Vector\Counter . . . . 36
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\Interface Type Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\Interface Type Vector\Computer Unit Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\Interface Type Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\Interface Type Vector\Destination IP Address Group\Dest IP Address Vector\
Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\Interface Type Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\Short
Termination Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\TDM Termination\Failed
Termination\Failed TDM Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\TDM Termination\TDM
Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Report Identification\Active Speech Level Reliable Measurement\Counter
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Report Identification\Active Speech Level Reliable Measurement\MGW
Active Speech Level Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
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Plane Interface Vector\Active Speech Level\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Plane Interface Vector\MGW Active Speech Level Upper Limit\Counter
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Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address
Group\IP Destinations Vector\Active Speech Level\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address
Group\IP Destinations Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\
Active Speech Level\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\
Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Report Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\Counter . . . . . 40
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\MGW Double
Talk Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Double Talk\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\Counter . 41
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\MGW Echo
Path Delay Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\Network Element Id\CGR Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\Network Element Id\CGR Vector\Echo Path Delay\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\Network Element Id\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\Network Element Id\Echo Path Delay\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\Network Element Id\MGW Echo Path Delay Upper Limit\Counter (Limit) . . . . . . . . 41
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Inter-arrival Jitter Upper Limit\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . 42
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . 42
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Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane
Interface Vector\ATM Identification\Counter (ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Inter-arrival Jitter Upper
Limit\Counter (Limit ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
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Interface Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Interface Vector\IP Identification\Counter (IP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Interface Vector\IP Identification\MGW IP Inter-arrival Jitter Upper Limit\
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Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
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IP Destinations Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
IP Destinations Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
IP Destinations Vector\Link FER\Sum (FER). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
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Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\TrFO Reliable\TrFO Active\
Counter (TrFO Active). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\MGW Access Link FER Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone Link FER Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Counter . . . . . . . 46
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface
Vector\Access Identification\Counter (Access) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Vector\Access Identification\MGW Access Link FER Upper Limit\Counter
(Access Limit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Vector\Backbone Identification\Counter (Backbone) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Vector\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone Link FER Upper Limit\
Counter (Backbone Limit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Vector\Link FER\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter Arrival
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Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter Arrival
Jitter\Inter Arrival Jitter Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Link FER\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable\Peak
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Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable\Peak
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Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\Quantile
Jitter Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
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Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\Quantile
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Vector\MGW Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter Arrival Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter Arrival Jitter\Inter Arrival Jitter Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Link FER\Sum . . . . . . . . . 49
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable\
Peak to Peak Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable\
Peak to Peak Jitter\Peak to Peak Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\Quantile Jitter Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\Quantile Jitter\Quantile Jitter Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Vector\MGW Vector\Link FER\Sum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Link FER\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Backbone Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone MOS NB Lower Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Counter . . . . . . . 51
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Last Used Codec
Vector\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Last Used Codec
Vector\MOS NB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\
Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Last Used Codec Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Last Used Codec Vector\MOS NB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
MGW Radio MOS NB Lower Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
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Vector\MOS NB Value\MOS NB Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Vector\MOS NB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . 52
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Last Used Codec
Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Vector\MOS NB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Link FER\Sum
(FER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\MOS NB\Sum 53
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS NB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Link FER\Sum (FER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\MOS NB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter . . . 54
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS NB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Link FER\Sum
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Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\MOS NB\Sum.
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Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone MOS Wb Lower Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Counter . . . . . . 56
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Last Used Codec
Vector\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Last Used Codec
Vector\MOS WB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\
Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Last Used Codec Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Last Used Codec Vector\MOS WB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
MGW Radio MOS Wb Lower Limit\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface
Vector\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Vector\MOS WB Value\MOS WB Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Vector\MOS WB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter . . . . 57
Vector\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Vector\MOS WB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Link FER\Sum
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Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\MOS WB\Sum .
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Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS WB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Link FER\Sum (FER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
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Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\MOS WB\Sum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter . . . 59
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS WB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Link FER\Sum
(FER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\MOS WB\Sum
60
Vector\Network Element Id Vector\MOS WB\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\Counter. . . . . 60
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\Counter (ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Packet Loss Upper Limit\Counter (Packet Loss ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\IP Identification\Counter (IP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\IP Identification\MGW IP Packet Loss Upper Limit\Counter
(Packet Loss IP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter . 61
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Packet Loss\
Sum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP
Destinations Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\IP
Destinations Vector\Packet Loss\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter. .
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Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Packet
Loss\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
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Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Packet Loss\Sum . . . . . . . . . . 62
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Packet Loss\Sum (Packet Loss). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Peak to Peak Jitter Upper Limit\Counter. . . . . . . . 62
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . 63
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\Counter .
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Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\MGW IP Peak to Peak Jitter Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum. . . . . . . . . 63
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane
Interface Vector\ATM Identification\Counter (ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Peak to Peak Jitter Upper
Limit\Counter (Limit ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Interface Vector\IP Identification\Counter (IP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Interface Vector\IP Identification\MGW IP Peak to Peak Jitter Upper Limit\
Counter (Limit IP). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter
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Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Link
FER\Sum (FER). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Peak to
Peak Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
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IP Destinations Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Link
FER\Sum (FER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Peak
to Peak Jitter\Sum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum . . 66
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\TrFO Reliable\Counter (TrFO)
66
Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\TrFO Reliable\TrFO Active\
Counter (TrFO Active). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Interface Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Quantile Jitter Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\Counter . . . 67
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\MGW IP Quantile Jitter Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\Counter (ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Quantile Jitter Upper Limit\
Counter (Limit ATM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\IP Identification\Counter (IP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\IP Identification\MGW IP Quantile Jitter Upper Limit\Counter
(Limit IP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
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Sum (FER) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Quantile
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Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address Group\
IP Destinations Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
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FER\Sum (FER). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Quantile
Jitter\Sum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . 70
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\TrFO Reliable\Counter (TrFO)
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Counter (TrFO Active) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Counter . . . . . 71
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\MGW Radio FER Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Radio FER\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\MGW Access Total FER Upper Limit\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
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Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone Total FER Upper Limit\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . 72
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Counter . . . . . . 72
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Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Access Identification\MGW Access Total FER Upper Limit\
Counter (Access Limit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Backbone Identification\Counter (Backbone) . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone Total FER Upper
Limit\Counter (Backbone Limit). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter Arrival Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter Arrival Jitter\Inter Arrival Sum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak Reliable\Peak
to Peak Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak Reliable\Peak
to Peak Jitter\Peak to Peak Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\Quantile Jitter Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\Quantile Jitter\Quantile Jitter Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Total FER\Sum . . . . . . . . 74
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter
Arrival Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Inter Arrival Reliable\Inter
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Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\
Quantile Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Quantile Jitter Reliable\
Quantile Jitter\Quantile Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Total FER\Sum . . . . 76
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Total FER\Sum . . . . . . . . 76
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Vector\Total FER\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface Vector\Total FER\Sum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Report Identification\TrFO Reliable Measurement\Counter. . . . . . . . . . 77
Report Identification\TrFO Reliable Measurement\Network Element Id\
Counter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Report Identification\TrFO Reliable Measurement\Network Element Id\
TrFO Active\Counter (TrFO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
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Real time Graphs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Graph Categories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Graph Sets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Graph Descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Open node definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105

Open nodes used in MGW Clear Code matrix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
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6.7
RTT field descriptions . . . . . . . . . . .

Common fields for all reports . . . . . .
IP report fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ATM report fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TDM report fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Heartbeat report fields . . . . . . . . . . .
IDS logical fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Traffic News logical fields . . . . . . . .
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Measurement descriptions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Achieved ERLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Active speech level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bad frame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Double talk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Echo path delay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Echo return loss (echo path loss) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Egress bit rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Expected ERLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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7.30
Flat noise level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163

Frequency Offset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Ingress bit rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Inter-arrival jitter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Invalid packets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163
Packet loss ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
Link FER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
Lost Frames . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164
MOS-NB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
MOS-WB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Noise level (Psophometric weighted) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Out of order IP packets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Peak-to-peak jitter (range IPDV) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
Quantile jitter (quantile based IP/cell delay variation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
R value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
Saturation clipping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
Speech activity factor (egress/ingress) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166
Synch losts BTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Synch losts TC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Time Offset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Total FER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167
Total Frame Count . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
Measurement validity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169
Appendix Configuring PRFILE parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
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1 About this document

Traffica Reference Guide for MGW Direct Interface offers reference material related to
real-time monitoring and analysis of traffic data, including descriptions of real-time traffic
(RTT) reports, real-time graphs and counters. It is intended for both Traffica system
administrators and Traffica users.
This document relates to Traffica release Z5.2 and MGW release U4.2.
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Summary of changes
This chapter lists the changes between this release and the previous release.
In Z5.2
The format of the interface names in table Measurement validity has been corrected.
Information on Mos_Nb, Mos_Wb, and R_Value have been added to table Measurement validity.
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Terms and abbreviations

Term
Explanation
ALC
Automatic Level control
AMR-NB
Adaptive Multi-Rate Narrow Band speech codec
AMR-WB
Adaptive Multi-Rate Wide Band speech codec
Ater
Interface between 2G Base Station Controller and 2G Transcoder Unit.
ATM
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
CRC
Cyclic Redundancy Code/Check
DSP
Digital Signal Processor
DTMF
Dual Tone Multi Frequency
DTX
Discontinuous transmission
EC
Echo Canceller
EFR
GSM Enhanced Full Rate speech coder
ERL
Echo Return Loss
ERLE
ERL Enhancement
FER
Frame Erasure Ratio
FR
GSM Full Rate speech codec
HR
Half Rate
HSCSD
High Speed Circuit Switched Data
iLBC
Internet Low Bit Rate Codec
IP
Internet Protocol
IPDV
IP Delay Variation
IPE
In-Path Equipment
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1.3
Term
Explanation
ISU
Interface signalling unit. Functional unit that performs the signalling related
tasks of an MGW.
ITU-T
International Telecommunications Union Standardization Sector
JBF
Jitter Buffer
MGW
Media Gateway
MOS
Mean Opinion Score
MSS
MSC Server
Nb
Interface between two MGWs
Ne
Network Element
Nelmon
Nelmon server is an external Linux-based server application enabling the

real-time Traffica interface. Nelmon server is connected to the MGW over
TCP/IP, and one Nelmon server can collect data from several MGWs simultaneously. Nelmon is an optional feature in MGW.
NS
Noise Suppressor / Noise Suppression
PLR
Packet Loss Ratio
PSTN
Public Switched Telephony Network
RAN
Radio Access Network
RTP
Real-time Transport Protocol
SID
Silence Descriptor
TD
Tone Detector
TDM
Time-Division Multiplexing
TFO
Tandem Free Operation
TrFO
Transcoder Free Operation
UDP
User Datagram Protocol
UP
User Plane
VAD
Voice Activity Detection
VMGW
Virtual Media Gateway
Concepts
Active Speech Level (dBm0)
This is a measure of the level (dBm0) of the subscribers speech. To ensure high understanding and listening comfort,
it is important that the received or sent speech level is optimal. Furthermore, the performance of different equipments in the speech path
varies depending upon the signal levels. Each active device, such as a
speech codec, has a certain dynamic range over which it functions to
specification. Automatic Level Control (ALC) is a useful solution to this
problem. It provides an effective, non-obtrusive means of improving the
perceived speech quality of a call by automatically optimizing active
speech levels. Active speech level information can be used for the
finding of the optimum settings for the ALC.
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A context is used to logically group one or more termination(s) to belong

to the same call (or connection). Normally the context is created by an
MGW when the MSC Server adds the first termination to it. Each
context has an identifier that is unique within one Physical MGW. In
U4.2, the maximum number of simultaneous Context IDs per ISU is
13,000. Both identifiers are allocated by the MGW. Termination Ids are
not dynamically allocated, but context Ids are.
Context Id over-rotation: When assuming, in theory, that one ISU
handles 500 context (connections) at one second (quite heavy load),
and call duration is 1 second (quite short calls). With the above assumptions it would take 65535(ctx) / 500(ctx./sec.) = 131secondes for the
context id to over-rotate.
Doubletalk
This is a condition where one participant in a conversation starts talking

before the other has finished i.e. both participants are speaking at the
same time. High doubletalk ratio can be a result of long end-to-end
delays or echo in the connection. Monitoring the occurrence of double
talk is a useful indicator of the customer perception of quality
Echo Path Delay (ms) This is a round-trip delay of the electric echo from PSTN hybrid
circuit that MGW echo canceller (EC) detects. It is essential that echo
path delay matches the working delay window of MGW echo canceller.
By monitoring the echo path delay of each PSTN circuit, it can be
assured that the echo canceller works optimally, or in case of very long
PSTN links, the pre-delay setting of EC can be adjusted to compensate
the delays of long links.
Echo Return Loss (dB) This is a measure of the difference in power between the
callers speech level and the echo that comes back from the PSTN
hybrid circuit. The higher this value is, the lower the level of the echo
compared to the level of the speech, and the better the echo canceller
functions.
Egress
Traffic direction out of a network element. Note: The traffic direction is

to be determined with respect to one link termination point. If the termination point is connected, the egress direction for one termination point
is the ingress direction for the other termination point and vice versa.
Frame Erasure Rate (%) This represents a percentage of received bad or lost speech
frames to the number of total speech frames. Traffica is able to monitor
both Total FER and Link FER. High FER values may indicate problems
in radio access network or in the backbone depending on the measured
termination.
Ingress
Traffic direction into a network element. Note: The traffic direction is to

be determined with respect to one link termination point. If the termination point is connected, the egress direction for one termination point is
the ingress direction for the other termination point and vice versa.
Inter Arrival Jitter This is a short term jitter calculated over the last packets of a call.
Inter arrival jitter gives an overview of the network level jitter trend as
there is a huge number of terminated calls in every second.
Mean Opinion Score In network quality testing, absolute category rating (ACR), listening only tests are typically applied to collect subjective responses of the
performance of telephone transmission systems. The responses on a
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five-point scale are averaged to get the MOS score. Each number from
1 to 5 has been associated with a definition of audio quality, like poor
to excellent. A family of objective algorithms has been standardized in
ITU-T for objective evaluation of speech quality. Objective speech
quality measurement algorithms estimate subjective speech quality
obtained in ACR tests. Furthermore, ITU-T Recommendation P.564
specifies objective speech quality assessment models that predict the
impact of observed IP network impairments on the one-way listening
quality experienced by the end-user in IP-based telephony applications.
In NSN, these models have been expanded to allow MOS evaluation of
access interfaces as well as the backbone interfaces.
Noise Level (dB) This measures the level of background noise. High noise level is
very disturbing and can reduce the intelligibility of speech. To overcome
these issues and to improve overall speech intelligibility in noisy conditions, background noise level can be reduced in the speech signal with
Noise suppression (NS). NS is also useful in the network where there is
zero or only modest noise reduction in the mobile terminal.
Packet Loss
Packet loss degrades the speech quality as speech codecs need to

compensate for lost packets. If many consecutive packets are dropped,
or the packet loss is high, speech quality can fall to an unacceptable
level. Packet loss can occur with overload situations in the IP network
when the routers drop packets randomly depending on their queuing
method. Also, over or under flows in the MGW jitter buffer can cause
packet loss. IP packet loss (%) describers the ratio of lost IP packets to
the sum of all transmitted IP packets.
Peak to Peak jitter Maximum difference between the delays of two sequential packets
within a single call. NSN Rel-4 MGW provides a configurable jitter buffer
target fill to compensate for the jitter caused by the backbone. The jitter
buffer size is a trade off between the delay and the packet loss, i.e. a
small jitter buffer decreases the end to end delay but increases the
packet loss and vice versa.
Quantile Jitter
IP Packet delay variation within one single call. This gives an estimate
of the real jitter encountered by the jitter buffer. This value is useful for
subscriber specific troubleshooting.
Speech Activity Factor This is the ratio between the active speech time and the total
time elapsed during the call. It can be used as an aid for backbone
dimensioning since the average bit rate per call can be estimated from
codec information and its speech activity factor. Very high values may
also indicate corrupted audio data i.e. faulty channel. Low values may
indicate muted calls. Speech Activity Factor is calculated for both
ingress and egress directions.
Stable echo path model Stable echo path model means that the adaptive filter of the
echo canceller has converged adequately to the echo.
Structure of the Context ID The Length of a Context ID is 2XWORD. For example,
FFFF EEE The first word (FFFF in the above example) includes the
logical address of the ISU. The second word (EEEE in the above
example) includes the running number. It is the number reserved by
this context. It is a number from 0 to 65535.
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If the number of the last created context was 13, and a new context was
reserved, its number will be 14.
Termination
There can be roughly two types of terminations: Physical and Ephemeral.

Ephemeral terminations are, for example, switched ATM virtual connections that exist only during the call.
Physical terminations are PCM's timeslots that are preconfigured to the
MGW. TDM Termination id is allocated by MSC Server by CGR, PCM
and TSL. ATM and IP Terminations are dynamically allocated by MGW.
Each termination has an identifier that is unique within one MGW. This
identifier can be incomplete so that the MSC Server is able to address
more than one of them with one operation. This is called the wildcarding
mechanism in in the H.248 protocol.
The H248 specification also specifies that the terminationID is structural. The structure usage is specified in 3GPP TS 29.232
VMGW
A physical MGW can be divided into several (max. 85) Virtual MGWs.
One interface signalling unit (ISU) can have a maximum of five VMGWs
configured.
VMGW IP Address VMGW IP Address identifies used control IP Address between

MGW and MSC. The Virtual MGW can be identified by a VMGW IP
Address and port. The Physical MGW is identified by the C-number.
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Where to find more information
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Nokia Siemens Networks Multimedia Gateway (MGW) Product Description,

Release U4.2, DN0453499 Issue 10-0
Integrating MGW into the MSS System, DN04163252
Nokia Siemens Networks Multimedia Gateway U4.2 Nelmon User Guide,
DN0931489, Issue 1-0
Nokia Siemens Networks Multimedia Gateway Rel. U4.2 User Plane Processing in
MGW, DN04113287, Issue 7-0
ITU-T Recommendation P.561; Telephone transmission quality, Objective Measuring Apparatus; Non-Intrusive measurement Device Voice service Measurements,
07/2002. (Pre-published edition) http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-P.561-199602-S/en
ITU-T Recommendation G.223; Assumptions for the calculation of noise on hypothetical reference circuits for telephony, 1988. http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-G.223198811-I/en
ITU-T Recommendation Y.1540; Internet protocol data communication service IP
packet transfer and availability performance parameters, (12/2002).
http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-Y.1540-200711-I/en
Y.1541 02/2004, Network Performance objectives for IP Based Services
http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-Y.1541-200805-P!Amd3/en
ITU-T Recommendation G.168; Digital network echo cancellers, (05/2008).
http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-G.Imp168-200805-I/en
3GPP 06.81 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) for Enhanced Full Rate (EFR)
speech traffic channels. V.8.01. rel1999. http://www.3gpp.org/ftp/Specs/htmlinfo/0681.htm
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3GPP 06.31 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) for full rate speech traffic channels.
V.5.01, 1997. http://www.3gpp.org/FTP/Specs/html-info/0631.htm
RFC3550, IETF Standards for RTP http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3550.txt?number=3550
RFC3393, IP Packet Delay Variation Metric http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3393.txt
RFC3432, Network performance measurement with periodic streams
http://rfc.net/rfc3432.html H.248 Error Codes http://www.iana.org/assignments/megaco-h248
3GPP TS 29.232 V6.7.0, Technical Specification, Media Gateway Controller (MGC)
Media Gateway (MGW) Interface, Stage 3 (Release 5)
http://www.3gpp.org/FTP/Specs/html-info/29232.htm
Itu-t P.562 http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-P.562-200405-I/en
RFC3611 http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3611.txt Itu-t P.1010 http://www.itu.int/rec/TREC-P.1010-200407-I/en
I.356 http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-I.356-200402-I!Amd1/en
G.1020 http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-G.1020-200607-I/en
3GPP TS 22.105 http://www.3gpp.org/ftp/specs/html-info/22105.htm
Itu-t P.564 http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-P.564-200711-I/en
Itu-t P.862, P.862.1, P.862.2
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2 Principles of RTT report processing

Traffica for MGW adaptation
MGW sends RTT reports to Traffica via a dedicated UDP-over-IP interface. The interface is implemented into Nelmon, which acts as a data mediator between MGW and
Traffica. Nelmon is an external Linux Server used for monitoring and storing user plane
characteristics in MGW.
The report received by Traffica consists of header information and the actual voice
quality content.
The header includes e.g. termination start and end time, Virtual MGW IP and port,
physical index of ISU unit, H.248 termination id, H.248 context id, H.248 error code,
internal error, C-number, local and remote IP addresses, IP based route information,
TDM CGR, TDM PCM, ATM Interface id, ATM AAL2 VPI, ATM AAL2 VCI and ATM
AAL2 CID.
The voice quality data which is sent to Traffica from the MGW consists of the Real-Time
Userplane Measurement Report. These user plane measurement parameters are
reported at the end of each termination in MGW.
The following voice quality factors will be available:
Inter Arrival Jitter / Quantile Jitter / Peak to Peak Jitter

IP packet loss ratio (%) / ATM cell loss ratio (%) / Out of order IP packets
Active Speech Level information
Frame Erasure Ratio (FER)
MOS (ITU-T P.564) & R-Value
Noise Level & Flat Noise Level information
Speech Activity Factor & Double Talk
Echo Path Delay / Echo Return Loss
Saturation Clipping
Codecs
There are three different report types based on the user plane interface type: MGW IP,
MGW ATM and MGW TDM report type.
The following interfaces are monitored:
A over IP / A over TDM / Ater over TDM

Iu over IP / Iu over ATM
Nb over IP / Nb over ATM / Nb over TDM /Nb over SIP-I
Mb over IP
PSTN over TDM
See more information about report types, interfaces and corresponding available user
plane measurements in table Measurement validity.
For a more precise description of measurement data, see chapters RTT field descriptions and Measurement descriptions in this document.
Combining of MGW and MSC RTT Reports
There can be several MGW RTT User Plane Measurement Reports (MGW ATM, MGW
IP and MGW TDM) for one MSC Server CTX Report from the same context. This is
because MGW RTT Reports are sent per Termination, and MSC Server CTX Reports
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MGW and MSC RTT Reports are combined together in Traffic News according to:
VMGW IP Address and Port

Context Id
Start and Stop Timestamps
For more information on the MSC Server CTX Report, see chapter Context Report (CTX
Report) in Traffica Reference Guide for 2G/3G Mobile Circuit Switched Core.
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3.1
Clear Code Matrix

Traffica contains a predefined counter tree, the Clear code matrix (CCMA). There are
two time classes in the CCMA: 24 Hours and 30 Minutes.
The time class 24 Hours collects data hourly for the last 24 hours. There are separate
counters for each hour for the last 24 hour period. Counters are reset and initialized at
the beginning of each hour, for example at 12:00, 13:00, 14:00 and so on.
The time class 30 Minutes collects data minutely for the last 30 minutes. There are
separate counters for each minute for the last 30 minute period. Counters are reset and
initialized every minute, for example 12:00, 12:01, 12:02 and so on. For example at
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MGW Termination Report\H248 Error Vector\Counter
Description
Count Termination Attempts per each H.248 Error Code
Time Class
TRAF MGW Traffic, 24 Hours, 30 Minutes
MGW Termination Report\H248 Error Vector\Physical MGW Vector\

Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each Physical MGW for each H.248
Error Code
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\ATM Interface Vector\ATM VPI Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each ATM Virtual Path Identifier for
each ATM Interface, Interface Type, Physical MGW and H.248 Error
Code
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each ATM Interface for each Interface
Type, Physical MGW and H.248 Error Code
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Interface Type Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each Interface Type for each Physical
MGW and each H.248 Error Code
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\Destination IP Address Group\Dest IP
Address Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each Destination IP Address for each

Interface Type, Physical MGW and H.248 Error Code
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each TDM Circuit Group for each
Interface Type, Physical MGW and H.248 Error Code
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Interface Type Vector\Counter

Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each Interface Type
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Interface Type Vector\Failed Termination\

Failed Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Interface Type for each Physical
MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Interface Type Vector\Physical MGW

Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attemps per each Physical MGW for each Interface
Type
Time Class

Vector\Failed Termination\Failed Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Physical MGW for each Interface
Type
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Time Class

Vector\Failed Termination\H248 Error Vector\Internal Error Vector\
Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Internal Error Code for each
H.248 Error Code, Physical MGW and Interface Type
Time Class

Error Origin Family Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Error Origin Family Id for each
Internal Error Code, H.248 Error Code and Physical MGW and Interface
Type
Time Class

Error Origin Family Vector\Error Origin Computer Unit Vector\
Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Error Origin Computer Unit for
each Error Origin Family Id, Internal Error Code, H.248 Error Code,
Physical MGW and Interface Type
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\ATM Termination\

ATM Counter
Description
Counts ATM Termination Attempts per each Physical MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\ATM Termination\

Failed Termination\Failed ATM Counter
Description
Counts Failed ATM Terminations per each Physical MGW
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MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Counter

Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each Physical MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Failed Termination\

Failed Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Physical MGW
Time Class

H248 Error Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each H.248 Error Code for each
Physical MGW
Time Class

H248 Error Vector\Internal Error Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Internal Error Code for each
H.248 Error Code and Physical MGW
Time Class

H248 Error Vector\Internal Error Vector\Error Origin Family Vector\
Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Error Origin Family Id for each
Internal Error Code, H.248 Error Code and Physical MGW
Time Class

H248 Error Vector\Internal Error Vector\Error Origin Family Vector\
Error Origin Computer Unit Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Error Origin Computer Unit for
each Error Origin Family Id, Internal Error Code, H.248 Error Code and
Physical MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Interface Type

Vector\ATM Interface Vector\ATM VPI Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each ATM Virtual Path Identifier for
each ATM Interface, Interface Type and Physical MGW
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Counts Failed Terminations per each ATM Virtual Path Identifier for
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Time Class

Vector\ATM Interface Vector\ATM VPI Vector\Failed Termination\
H248 Error Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each H.248 Error Code for each ATM
VPI, ATM Interface, Interface Type and Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each ATM Interface for each Interface
Type and each Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Failed Termination\Failed Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each ATM Interface for each Interface
Type and each Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\ATM Termination\ATM Counter
Description
Counts ATM Termination Attempts per each Interface type for each
Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\Counter
Description
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Physical MGW
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Vector\Destination IP Address Group\Dest IP Address Vector\
Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each Destination IP Address for each

Interface Type and each Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\Destination IP Address Group\Dest IP Address Vector\Failed
Termination\Failed Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Destination IP Address for each

Time Class

Vector\Destination IP Address Group\Dest IP Address Vector\Failed
Termination\H248 Error Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each H.248 Error Code for each Destination IP Address, Interface Type and Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\Failed Termination\ATM Termination\Failed ATM Counter
Description
Counts Failed ATM Terminations per each Interface Type for each
Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\Failed Termination\Failed Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each Interface Type for each Physical
MGW
Time Class

Vector\Failed Termination\IP Termination\Failed IP Counter
Description
Counts Failed IP Terminations per each Interface Type for each

Physical MGW
Time Class
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Vector\Failed Termination\TDM Termination\Failed TDM Counter
Description
Counts Failed TDM Terminations per each Interface Type for each
Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each IP Based Route for each Interface Type and Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Failed Termination\Failed Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each IP Based Route for each Interface
Type and Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Failed Termination\H248 Error
Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each H.248 Error Code for each IP
Based Route, Interface Type and Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\IP Termination\IP Counter
Description
Counts IP Termination Attempts per each Interface Type for each

Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Termination Attempts per each TDM Circuit Group for each
Time Class

Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Failed Termination\Failed Counter
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Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Failed Termination\H248 Error Vector\
Counter
Description
Counts Failed Terminations per each H.248 Error Code for each TDM
Circuit Group, Interface Type and Physical MGW
Time Class

Vector\TDM Termination\TDM Counter
Description
Counts TDM Termination Attempts per each Interface Type for each
Physical MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\IP Termination\

Failed Termination\Failed IP Counter
Description
Counts Failed IP Terminations per each Physical MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\IP Termination\IP

Counter
Description
Counts IP Termination Attempts per each Physical MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\Short Termination\

Interface Type Vector\ATM Interface Vector\ATM VPI Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Number of Short Terminations per each ATM Virtual Path Identifier for each ATM Interface, Interface Type and Physical MGW
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\ATM Interface Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Number of Short Terminations per each ATM Interface for each
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\Computer Unit Vector\Counter
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Description
Counts Number of Short Terminations per each Interface Type and

each Physical MGW.
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\Destination IP Address Group\Dest IP
Address Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Number of Short Terminations per each Destination IP Address

for each Interface Type and each Physical MGW
Time Class

Interface Type Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter
Description
Counts Number of Short Terminations per each TDM Circuit Group for
each Interface Type and each Physical MGW
Time Class

Short Termination Counter
Description
Counts Number of Short Terminations per each Physical MGW. Short

Termination is defined as Open Node [MGW Short Termination]
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\TDM Termination\

Failed Termination\Failed TDM Counter
Description
Counts Failed TDM Terminations per each Physical MGW
Time Class
MGW Termination Report\Physical MGW Vector\TDM Termination\

TDM Counter
Description
Counts TDM Termination Attempts per each Physical MGW
Time Class
Report Identification\Active Speech Level Reliable Measurement\

Counter
Description
Counts the number of active speech level reliable measurements.
Time Class
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MGW Active Speech Level Upper Limit\Counter
Description
Counts the number of active speech level reliable measurements where

the active speech level is over the limit specified in the open node.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Active Speech Level\Sum
Description
Sums the active speech level for each interface type.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of active speech level reliable measurements for

each interface type.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\MGW Active Speech Level Upper Limit\
Counter (Limit)
Description

eac interface type where the active speech level is over the limit specified in the open node.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Active
Speech Level\Sum
Description
Sums the active speech level for each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interfaces\Active Speech Level\Sum
Description
Sums the active speech level for each ATM interface and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class
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Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\CGR Vector\
Active Speech Level\Sum
Description
Sums the active speech level for each TDM circuit group and specific
interface type and MGW.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\CGR Vector\
Counter
Description

each TDM circuit group and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter
Description

each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination
IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Active Speech Level\Sum
Description
Sums the active speech level for each remote IP destination and
specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination
IP Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Counter
Description

each remote IP destination and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class
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User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based
Route Vector\Active Speech Level\Sum
Description
Sums the active speech level for each IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

User Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based
Route Vector\Counter
Description

each IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Report Identification\Counter
Description
Counts the number of ATM, IP and TDM reports.
Time Class
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of double talk reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\MGW

Double Talk Upper Limit\Counter
Description
Counts the number of double talk reliable measurements where the

double talk is over the limit specified in the open node.
Time Class
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Interface Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of double talk reliable measurements for each interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Double Talk Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Interface Vector\Double Talk\Sum
Description
Sums the double talk for each interface type.
Time Class
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Counter
Description
Counts the number of echo path delay reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Echo Path Delay Reliable Measurement\MGW

Echo Path Delay Upper Limit\Counter
Description
Counts the number of echo path delay reliable measurements where

the echo path delay is over the limit specified in the open node.
Time Class

Network Element Id\CGR Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of echo path delay reliable measurements for each
TDM circuit group and specific MGW.
Time Class

Network Element Id\CGR Vector\Echo Path Delay\Sum
Description
Sums the echo path delay for each TDM circuit group and specific
MGW.
Time Class

Network Element Id\Counter
Description
MGW.
Time Class

Network Element Id\Echo Path Delay\Sum
Description
Sums the echo path delay for each MGW.
Time Class

Network Element Id\MGW Echo Path Delay Upper Limit\Counter
(Limit)
Description
MGW where the echo path delay is over the limit specified in the open
node.
Time Class
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Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM

Identification\Counter
Description
Counts the number of inter-arrival jitter reliable measurements for the

ATM interfaces.
Time Class

Identification\MGW ATM Inter-arrival Jitter Upper Limit\Counter
Description

ATM interfaces where the inter-arrival jitter is over the limit specified in
the open node.
Time Class

Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter
Description

each ATM interface type.
Time Class

Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter for the each ATM interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\

Counter
Description
Counts the number of inter-arrival jitter reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP

Description
Counts the number of inter-arrival jitter reliable measurements for the IP

interfaces.
Time Class

Identification\MGW IP Inter-arrival Jitter Upper Limit\Counter
Description
Counts the number of inter-arrival jitter reliable measurements for the IP

interfaces where the inter-arrival jitter is over the limit specified in the
open node.
Time Class
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Description

each IP interface type.
Time Class

Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter for the each IP interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Inter-arrival Jitter Reliable Measurement\User

Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\Counter (ATM)
Description

Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Inter-arrival
Jitter Upper Limit\Counter (Limit ATM)
Description
Counts the number of inter-arrival jitter reliable measurements for each

ATM interface type where the inter-arrival jitter is over the limit specified
in the open node.
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Counter
Description

Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter for the each interface type.
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\IP Identification\Counter (IP)
Description

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Plane Interface Vector\IP Identification\MGW IP Inter-arrival Jitter
Upper Limit\Counter (Limit IP)
Description

IP interface type where the inter-arrival jitter is over the limit specified in
the open node.
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface
Vector\Counter
Description

Time Class

Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter reliable for the each ATM interface and
Time Class

Vector\Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
Sums the link FER inter-arrival jitter reliable for the each ATM interface
and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter
Description

Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP
Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Counter
Description

Time Class
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Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter reliable for the each remote IP destination
Time Class

Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
Sums the link FER inter-arrival jitter reliable for the each remote IP destination and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\
Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter reliable for the each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route
Vector\Counter
Description

Time Class

Vector\Inter-arrival Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter reliable for the each IP based route and
Time Class

Description
Sums the link FER inter-arrival jitter reliable for the each IP based route
Time Class
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Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\TrFO Reliable\
Counter (TrFO)
Description
Counts the number of transcoder free operation (TrFO) reliable measurements for the each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class

TrFO Active\Counter (TrFO Active)
Description
Counts the number of transcoder free operations (TrFO) for the each
MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\Counter

Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for the network
access.
Time Class
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\MGW Access Link FER Upper Limit\Counter
Description
access which exceeded the limit specified in the open node..
Time Class
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Description
backbone.
Time Class
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Identification\MGW Backbone Link FER Upper Limit\Counter
Description
backbone which exceeded the limit specified in the open node..
Time Class
Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements.
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Report Identification\Link FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Interface Vector\Access Identification\Counter (Access)
Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for each access
interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Access Identification\MGW Access Link FER Upper
Limit\Counter (Access Limit)
Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for each access
interface type which exceeded the limit specified in the open node..
Time Class

Interface Vector\Backbone Identification\Counter (Backbone)
Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for each

backbone interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone Link FER
Upper Limit\Counter (Backbone Limit)
Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for each

backbone interface type which exceeded the limit specified in the open
node..
Time Class

Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for the different
interface types.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Link FER\Sum
Description
Sums the link FER for each interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Counter
Description
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Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Inter Arrival
Reliable\Inter Arrival Counter
Description

ATM interface and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Reliable\Inter Arrival Jitter\Inter Arrival Jitter Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter for each ATM interface and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Link FER\Sum
Description
Sums the link FER for each ATM interface and specific interface type
and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter
Reliable\Peak to Peak Counter
Description
Counts the number of peak to peak jitter reliable measurements for

Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter
Reliable\Peak to Peak Jitter\Peak to Peak Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter for each ATM interface and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Quantile Jitter
Reliable\Quantile Jitter Counter
Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements for each

Time Class
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Reliable\Quantile Jitter\Quantile Jitter Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter for each ATM interface and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for each interface type and each MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for each IP

based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Inter Arrival
Description

IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter for each IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Link FER\Sum
Description
Sums the link FER for each IP based route and specific interface type
and MGW.
Time Class
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Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Peak to Peak
Jitter Reliable\Peak to Peak Counter
Description

Time Class

Jitter Reliable\Peak to Peak Jitter\Peak to Peak Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter for each IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Quantile Jitter
Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements for each IP

Time Class

Description
Sums the quantile jitter for each IP based route and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\Link FER\Sum
Description
Sums the link FER for each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of link FER reliable measurements for each TDM
circuit group and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class
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Interface Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Link FER\Sum
Description
Sums the link FER for each TDM circuit group and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Description
Counts the number of MOS narrow band reliable measurements for the
backbone side.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Identification\MGW Backbone MOS NB Lower Limit\Counter
Description
backbone side where the MOS is under the limit specified in the open
node.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of MOS narrow band reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Last Used

Codec Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of MOS narrow band reliable measurements for

each codec.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Last Used

Codec Vector\MOS NB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each codec.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Counter

Description
radio side.
Time Class
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Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter

Description

each codec type for the radio side.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS NB\Sum

Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each codec type for the radio side.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\MGW Radio MOS NB Lower Limit\Counter

Description
radio side where the MOS is under the limit specified in the open node.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS NB Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Description

Time Class

Interface Vector\MOS NB Value\MOS NB Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the individual MOS narrow band values for specific interface
type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MOS NB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\ATM Interface Vector\
Counter
Description

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Last Used Codec Vector\Counter
Description

each codec and specific interface type, MGW and ATM interface.
Time Class

Last Used Codec Vector\MOS NB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each codec and specific interface type,
MGW and ATM interface.
Time Class

Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
and MGW.
Time Class

MOS NB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each ATM interface and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Counter
Description

Time Class

Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Destination IP Address
Group\IP Destinations Vector\Counter
Description

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Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter
Description

each codec and specific interface type, MGW and remote IP destination.
Time Class

Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS NB\
Sum
Description
MGW and remote IP destination.
Time Class

Group\IP Destinations Vector\Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
Sums the link FER for each remote IP destination and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Group\IP Destinations Vector\MOS NB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each remote IP destination and specific
Time Class

Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\IP Based Route Vector\
Counter
Description

Time Class

Description
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Last Used Codec Vector\MOS NB\Sum
Description
MGW and IP based route.
Time Class

Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
and MGW.
Time Class

MOS NB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\MOS NB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS narrow band for each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Description
Counts the number of MOS wide band reliable measurements for the
backbone side.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Identification\MGW Backbone MOS Wb Lower Limit\Counter
Description
backbone side where the MOS is under the limit specified in the open
node.
Time Class
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Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of MOS wide band reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Last Used

Codec Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of MOS wide band reliable measurements for each
codec.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Last Used

Codec Vector\MOS WB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each codec.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Counter

Description
radio side.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter

Description
codec type for the radio side.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS WB\Sum

Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each codec type for the radio side.
Time Class
Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\MGW Radio MOS Wb Lower Limit\Counter

Description
radio side where the MOS is under the limit specified in the open node.
Time Class
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Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Description
interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MOS WB Value\MOS WB Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the individual MOS wide band values for specific interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MOS WB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each interface type.
Time Class

Counter
Description
Time Class

Description
codec and specific interface type, MGW and ATM interface.
Time Class

Last Used Codec Vector\MOS WB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each codec and specific interface type,
MGW and ATM interface.
Time Class
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Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
and MGW.
Time Class

MOS WB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each ATM interface and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Description
remote IP destination and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\Counter
Description
codec and specific interface type, MGW and remote IP destination.
Time Class

Group\IP Destinations Vector\Last Used Codec Vector\MOS WB\
Sum
Description
MGW and remote IP destination.
Time Class
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Group\IP Destinations Vector\Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
Sums the link FER for each remote IP destination and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Group\IP Destinations Vector\MOS WB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each remote IP destination and specific
Time Class

Counter
Description
Time Class

Description
codec and specific interface type, MGW and IP based route.
Time Class

Last Used Codec Vector\MOS WB\Sum
Description
MGW and IP based route.
Time Class

Link FER\Sum (FER)
Description
and MGW.
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MOS WB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each IP based route and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\MOS WB\Sum
Description
Sums the MOS wide band for each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of packet loss reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Packet Loss Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Interface Vector\ATM Identification\Counter (ATM)
Description
Counts the number of packet loss reliable measurements for each ATM
interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Packet Loss Upper
Limit\Counter (Packet Loss ATM)
Description
interface type where the packet loss is over the limit specified in the
open node.
Time Class

Description
Counts the number of packet loss reliable measurements for each interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\IP Identification\Counter (IP)
Description
Counts the number of packet loss reliable measurements for each IP

interface type.
Time Class
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Interface Vector\IP Identification\MGW IP Packet Loss Upper Limit\
Counter (Packet Loss IP)
Description

interface type where the packet loss is over the limit specified in the
open node.
Time Class

Counter
Description
Time Class

Packet Loss\Sum
Description
Sums the packet loss for each ATM interface and specific interface type
and MGW.
Time Class

Description
Counts the number of packet loss reliable measurements for each

Time Class

Description
Counts the number of packet loss reliable measurements for each

Time Class

Group\IP Destinations Vector\Packet Loss\Sum
Description
Sums the packet loss for each remote IP destination and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class
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Counter
Description

based routes and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Packet Loss\Sum
Description
Sums the packet loss for each IP based routes and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Packet Loss\Sum
Description
Sums the packet loss for each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Packet Loss\Sum (Packet Loss)
Description
Sums the packet loss for each interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM

Description
Counts the number of peak to peak jitter reliable measurements for the
ATM interfaces.
Time Class

Identification\MGW ATM Peak to Peak Jitter Upper Limit\Counter
Description
ATM interfaces where the peak to peak jitter is over the limit specified
in the open node.
Time Class

Description
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Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter for the each ATM interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\

Counter
Description
Counts the number of peak to peak jitter reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP

Description
IP interfaces.
Time Class

Identification\MGW IP Peak to Peak Jitter Upper Limit\Counter
Description
IP interfaces where the peak to peak jitter is over the limit specified in
the open node.
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter for the each IP interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\User

Description
Time Class
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Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Peak to Peak
Jitter Upper Limit\Counter (Limit ATM)
Description

each ATM interface type where the peak to peak jitter is over the limit
specified in the open node.
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\IP Identification\MGW IP Peak to Peak Jitter
Description

each IP interface type where the peak to peak jitter is over the limit
specified in the open node.
Time Class

Vector\Counter
Description
Time Class

Description
Sums the link FER peak to peak jitter reliable for the each ATM interface
Time Class
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Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter reliable for the each ATM interface and
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Description
Sums the link FER peak to peak jitter reliable for the each remote IP
destination and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter reliable for the each remote IP destination
Time Class

Vector\Counter
Description
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Description
Sums the link FER peak to peak jitter reliable for the each IP based
route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter reliable for the each IP based route and
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Peak to Peak
Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter reliable for the each MGW and specific
interface type.
Time Class

Counter (TrFO)
Description
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Peak to Peak Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter for the each interface type.
Time Class
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Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\ATM

Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements for the ATM
interfaces.
Time Class

Identification\MGW ATM Quantile Jitter Upper Limit\Counter
Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements for the ATM
interfaces where the quantile jitter is over the limit specified in the open
node.
Time Class

Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements for the each
ATM interface type.
Time Class

Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter for the each ATM interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\Counter

Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements for the IP

interfaces.
Time Class
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\MGW IP Quantile Jitter Upper Limit\Counter
Description
Counts the number of quantile jitter reliable measurements for the IP

interfaces where the quantile jitter is over the limit specified in the open
node.
Time Class
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Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter

Description
IP interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\IP Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter for the each IP interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Quantile Jitter Reliable Measurement\User

Description
ATM interface type.
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\ATM Identification\MGW ATM Quantile Jitter
Upper Limit\Counter (Limit ATM)
Description

ATM interface type where the quantile jitter is over the limit specified in
the open node.
Time Class

Description
interface type.
Time Class

Description
IP interface type.
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Description

interface type where the quantile jitter is over the limit specified in the
open node.
Time Class

Vector\Counter
Description
Time Class

Description
Sums the link FER quantile jitter reliable for the each ATM interface and
Time Class

Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter reliable for the each ATM interface and specific
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Description
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Description
Sums the link FER quantile jitter reliable for the each remote IP destination and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Address Group\IP Destinations Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter reliable for the each remote IP destination and
Time Class

Vector\Counter
Description
Time Class

Description
Sums the link FER quantile jitter reliable for the each IP based route and
Time Class

Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter reliable for the each IP based route and specific
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Network Element Id Vector\Quantile Jitter\
Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter reliable for the each MGW and specific interface
type.
Time Class
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Description
Time Class

Description
Time Class

Plane Interface Vector\Quantile Jitter\Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter for the each interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of radio FER reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\Counter

Description
Counts the number of radio FER reliable measurements for the radio
side.
Time Class
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\MGW Radio FER Upper Limit\Counter
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for the radio
side which exceeded the limit specified in the open node..
Time Class
Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Counter

Description
Counts the number of radio FER reliable measurements for the different
radio interface types.
Time Class
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Report Identification\Radio FER Reliable Measurement\Radio Identification\User Plane Interface Vector\Radio FER\Sum
Description
Sums the total FER for each radio interface type.
Time Class
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\Counter

Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for the network
access.
Time Class
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Access Identification\MGW Access Total FER Upper Limit\Counter
Description
access which exceeded the limit specified in the open node..
Time Class
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Description
backbone.
Time Class
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone

Identification\MGW Backbone Total FER Upper Limit\Counter
Description
backbone which exceeded the limit specified in the open node..
Time Class
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Counter

Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Interface Vector\Access Identification\Counter (Access)
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each access
interface type.
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Interface Vector\Access Identification\MGW Access Total FER
Upper Limit\Counter (Access Limit)
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each access
interface type which exceeded the limit specified in the open node..
Time Class

Interface Vector\Backbone Identification\Counter (Backbone)
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each

backbone interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Backbone Identification\MGW Backbone Total FER
Upper Limit\Counter (Backbone Limit)
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each

backbone interface type which exceeded the limit specified in the open
node..
Time Class

Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for the different
interface types.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each ATM
Time Class

Description

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Reliable\Inter Arrival Jitter\Inter Arrival Sum
Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter for each ATM interface and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak
Reliable\Peak to Peak Counter
Description

Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Peak to Peak
Reliable\Peak to Peak Jitter\Peak to Peak Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter for each ATM interface and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Description

Time Class

Description
Sums the quantile jitter for each ATM interface and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\ATM Route Vector\Total FER\Sum
Description
Sums the total FER for each ATM interface and specific interface type
and MGW.
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Interface Vector\MGW Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each interface type and each MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each IP

Time Class

Description

Time Class

Description
Sums the inter-arrival jitter for each IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Jitter Reliable\Peak to Peak Counter
Description

Time Class

Jitter Reliable\Peak to Peak Jitter\Peak to Peak Sum
Description
Sums the peak to peak jitter for each IP based route and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class
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Reliable\Quantile Counter
Description

Time Class

Reliable\Quantile Jitter\Quantile Sum
Description
Sums the quantile jitter for each IP based route and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\IP Based Route Vector\Total FER\Sum
Description
Sums the total FER for each IP based route and specific interface type
and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Counter
Description
Counts the number of total FER reliable measurements for each TDM
circuit group and specific interface type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\TDM CGR Vector\Total FER\Sum
Description
Sums the total FER for each TDM circuit group and specific interface
type and MGW.
Time Class

Interface Vector\MGW Vector\Total FER\Sum
Description
Sums the total FER for each MGW and specific interface type.
Time Class

Interface Vector\Total FER\Sum
Description
Sums the total FER for each interface type.
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Description
Counts the number of transcoder free operations (TrFO) reliable measurements.
Time Class
Report Identification\TrFO Reliable Measurement\Network Element

Id\Counter
Description
Counts the number of transcoder free operations (TrFO) reliable measurements for each MGW.
Time Class
Report Identification\TrFO Reliable Measurement\Network Element

Id\TrFO Active\Counter (TrFO)
Description
Counts the number of transcoder free operations (TrFO) for each MGW.
Time Class
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4 Real time Graphs

4.1
Graph Categories
All Graph Categories consist of a number of Graph sets, which include a number of
graphs.
The MGW adaptation contains the following Graph categories:
TRAF MGW Traffic (timeclass TRAF MGW Traffic 24 h, 30 min) Offers visibility over
the contexts load for the MGWs and helps troubleshooting the different
causes for the context failures.
TRAF MGW Voice Quality (timeclass TRAF MGW Traffic 24 h, 30 min) Offers visibility over the voice quality of the subscribers and helps troubleshooting
the different causes for the low voice quality.
4.2
Graph Sets
TRAF MGW Traffic Behaviour Overview
Description
Provides general overview of MGW status. These graphs show an

overview of Traffica Behavior. If the operator finds out that the number
of successful termination attempts is decreasing or the number of failed
terminations is increasing, troubleshooting can be started in the graph
sets TRAF MGW Failed Terminations, IP/TDM/ATM.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per MGW, IP

Description
Operator wants to troubleshoot why terminations are failing in the IP

interface type in a certain physical MGW. Troubleshooting can be continued according to H.248 error code in the graph set TRAF MGW Troubleshooting H.248 Error Codes.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per MGW, TDM

Description
Operator wants to troubleshoot why terminations are failing in the TDM

Time Class
24 h, 30 min
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Description
Operator wants to troubleshoot why terminations are failing in the ATM

Time Class
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TRAF MGW H.248/Internal Error Codes

Description
Operator wants to troubleshoot the reason for the increased number of

H.248 error codes. If the operator finds out a significant increase in
certain internal error codes, troubleshooting can be continued by
sending logs from the ISU unit in question to NSN technical support.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting H.248 Error Codes

Description
Operator wants to investigate H.248 clear codes. Troubleshooting can

be continued according to IP address and port, TDM CGR or ATM
route.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per Interface Type

Description
Operator wants to troubleshoot why terminations are failing in certain

interface type. If the operator notices a significant increase in certain
internal error codes, troubleshooting can be continued by sending logs
from the ISU unit in question to NSN technical support.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Short Terminations

Description
Operator wants to monitor short terminations. If the operator detects an

increase in number of short terminations, he/she can start troubleshooting by using TRAF MGW Failed Terminations, IP/ATM/TDM
graphs sets.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Voice Quality Indicators - FER and MOS

Description
Overview graph set for Link, Total FER and narrow band and wide band
MOS. Increased link and total FER values would mean connection
problems which could translate into low voice quality. Low MOS values
would mean decreased voice quality.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Voice Quality Indicators - Quantile/Peak-to-Peak/Inter-arrival Jitters

Description
Overview graph set for jitters. Increased jitter values would mean that
the carrier network is experiencing congestion. Also, big jitter values will
translate into increased link and total FER values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Voice Quality Indicators - Echo Path Delay, Double Talk and TrFO
Description
Overview graph set for other voice quality measurements: echo path
delay, double talk and transcoder free operation (TrFO).
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TRAF MGW MOS vs Codecs and Interfaces

Description
Overview graph set for the experienced voiced quality for the different
codecs and interfaces. A low MOS for certain codec may indicate a low
performing codec and the need to change that codec to a better error
resistant codec.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting Total FER

Description
Troubleshooting graph set used to understand the reason for the high
total FER level values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting Link FER

Description
link FER level values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting MOS Narrow Band

Description
Troubleshooting graph set used to understand the reason for the low
MOS narrow band values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting MOS Wide Band

Description
Troubleshooting graph set used to understand the reason for the low
MOS wide band values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting Quantile Jitter

Description
quantile jitter values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting Peak to Peak Jitter

Description
peak to peak jitter values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting Inter-arrival Jitter

Description
inter-arrival jitter values.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
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Description
inter-arrival jitter values.
Time Class
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TRAF MGW Troubleshooting Echo Path Delay

Description
echo path delay.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting Active Speech Level

Description
active speech level values.
g This graph is available only in Traffic Views and not visibile in

Traffica RTT Server.
Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Voice Quality Indicators - Active Speech Level, Echo Path Delay,
Double Talk and TrFO
Description
Overview graph set for other voice quality measurements: active

speech level, echo path delay, double talk and transcoder free operation (TrFO).

Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting MOS Narrow Band 2

Description
Troubleshooting graph set 2 used to understand the reason for the low
MOS narrow band values.

Time Class
24 h, 30 min
TRAF MGW Troubleshooting MOS Wide Band 2

Description
Troubleshooting graph set 2 used to understand the reason for the low
MOS wide band values.

Time Class
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Graph Descriptions
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Shows the percentage of active speech level values that exceeds the
specified threshold on the interfaces. This graph set is present only in
Traffic Views and not visible in the RTT Server.
Time Class
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TRAF MGW Active Speech Level Limit -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average active speech level in decibels for each interface.
This graph set is present only in Traffic Views and not visible in the RTT
Server.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Average Active Speech Level -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average active speech level in decibels for each interface
type. This graph set is present only in Traffic Views and not visible in the
RTT Server.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Average Active Speech Level -> Interfaces -> Limit
Description
Shows the percentages of terminations where the active speech level

was over the specified threshold. This graph set is present only in Traffic
Views and not visible in the RTT Server.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Average Active Speech Level -> Interfaces -> MGW
Description
Shows the average active speech level in decibels for each MGW and
the selected interface type. This graph set is present only in Traffic
Views and not visible in the RTT Server.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Average Active Speech Level -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces
Description
Shows the average active speech level in decibels for each ATM interface for the selected interface type and MGW. This graph set is present
only in Traffic Views and not visible in the RTT Server.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Average Active Speech Level -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based
Routes
Description
Shows the average active speech level in decibels for each IP based
route for the selected interface type and MGW. This graph set is present
only in Traffic Views and not visible in the RTT Server.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Average Active Speech Level -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Remote IP
address Destinations
Description
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address destination for the selected interface type and MGW. This
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Time Class
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TRAF MGW Average Active Speech Level -> Interfaces -> MGW -> TDM CGR
Description
Shows the average active speech level in decibels for each circuit group
for the selected interface type and MGW. This graph set is present only
in Traffic Views and not visible in the RTT Server.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Average Echo Path Delay -> MGWs

Description
Shows the average echo path delay in miliseconds of PSTN terminations for each MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Average Echo Path Delay -> MGWs -> CGR
Description
Shows the average echo path delay in miliseconds of PSTN terminations for each circuit group for the selected MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Double Talk Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of double talk values that exceeds the specified
threshold on the interfaces.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Double Talk Limit -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average percentages of double talk for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Echo Path Delay -> MGWs

Description
Shows the average echo path delay in miliseconds for each MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Echo Path Delay Exceeding Limit -> MGWs
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Shows the percentages of PSTN terminations exceeding the threshold

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TRAF MGW Echo Path Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of echo path delay values that exceeds the specified threshold on the PSTN calls.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per Error Origin Computer Unit

Description
Shows Number of Failed Terminations per Computer Unit in Selected

Family Id
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per Error Origin Family Id

Description
Shows Number of Failed Terminations per Family Id in Selected

Internal Error Code
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per H.248 Error Code

Description
Show Number of Failed Terminations per H.248 Error Code in Selected

ATM AAL2 VPI
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per H.248 Error Code Error

Description
Shows Number of Failed Terminations per H.248 Error Code in

Selected Physical MGW
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per H.248 Error Codes in Dest IP Address
Description

selected Destination IP Address
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per H.248 Error Codes in Ip Based Route
Description

selected IP Based Route
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per H.248 Error Code in TDM CGR
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Description

Selected TDM Circuit Group
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TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per Internal Error Code

Description
Shows Number of Failed Terminations per Internal Error Code in

Selected H.248 Error Code
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per MGW

Description
Shows Number of Failed Terminations per Physical MGW
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Failed Terminations per Physical MGW IP

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per Physical MGW for IP Terminations
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW H.248 Error Codes

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per H.248 Error Code
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW H.248 Error Code per MGW

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per Physical MGW in selected H.248

Error Code
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter -> ATM

Description
Shows the percentage of ATM terminations where the inter-arrival jitter

values exceed the specified threshold.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter -> IP

Description
Shows the percentage of IP terminations where the inter-arrival jitter

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
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Shows the average inter-arrival jitter values in miliseconds for each

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TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter -> Interfaces -> ATM Limit

Description
Shows the percent of ATM terminations exceeding the inter-arrival jitter

threshold for the selected interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter -> Interfaces -> IP Limit

Description
Shows the percent of IP terminations exceeding the inter-arrival jitter

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW

Description

MGW and the selected interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces
Description

ATM interface and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations
Description

remote end IP destination and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations -> Link FER
Description
Shows the average link FER percentage for selected remote end IP
destination.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes
Description
Shows the average inter-arrival jitter values in miliseconds for each IP

based routes and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
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Description
Shows the percentage of transcoder free operations for the selected

MGW.
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TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Link
FER
Description
Shows the average link FER percentage for selected ATM interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Inter-arrival Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Link
FER
Description
Shows the average link FER percentage for selected IP based routes.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER

Description
Shows the average Link FER percentages for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER Access Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of Link FER values that exceeds the specified
threshold on the network access.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER Backbone Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of Link FER values that exceeds the specified
threshold on the network backbone.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2

Description
Shows the average link frame error rate percentages for each interface
type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> ATM Limit 2

Description
Shows the percentages of terminations that exceeded the link FER

threshold for the selected access interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
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Shows the percentages of terminations that exceeded the link FER

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TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW

Description
Shows the average link frame error rate percentages for each MGW for
the selected interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces

Description
Shows the average link frame error rate percentages for each ATM
interface for the selected selected interface and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Inter-arrival Jitter 2
Description
Shows the average inter-arrival jitter in miliseconds for the selected

ATM interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Peak to Peak Jitter 2
Description
Shows the average peak to peak jitter in miliseconds for the selected
ATM interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Quantile Jitter
Description
Shows the average quantile jitter in miliseconds for the selected ATM
interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes

Description
Shows the average link frame error rate percentages for each IP based
routes for the selected interface and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Inter-arrival
Description
Shows the average inter-arrival jitter in miliseconds for the selected IP

based route.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Peak to Peak
Description
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Shows the average peak to peak jitter in miliseconds for the selected IP
based route.
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TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Quantile
Description
Shows the average quantile jitter in miliseconds for the selected IP

based route.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Link FER 2 -> MGW -> TDM CGR

Description
Shows the average link frame error rate percentages for each circuit
group for the selected selected interface and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS values for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW

Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS values for each MGW and the
selected interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces
Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS values for each ATM interface
and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces ->
Codecs
Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS values for each codec for
selected ATM interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> FER
Description
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations
Description
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Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations -> Codecs
Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS values for each code for selected
remote end IP destination.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations -> FER
Description
Shows the average link FER percentage for selected remote end ip destination.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes
Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS values for each IP based route
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes ->
Codecs
Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS values for each codec for
selected IP based routes.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> FER
Description
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Narrow Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MOS Distribution
Description
Shows the percent distribution of narrow band MOS values for selected
interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Nb

Description
Shows the average narrow band MOS for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Nb IP Limit

Description
90
Shows the percentage of narrow band MOS values that are below the
specified threshold on the backbone interfaces.
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TRAF MGW MOS Nb Radio Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of narrow band MOS values that exceeds the
specified threshold on the radio interfaces.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wb

Description
Shows the average wide band MOS for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wb ATM Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of wide band MOS values that exceeds the specified threshold on the radio interfaces.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wb -> Codecs

Description
Shows the average MOS wide band for each last used codec.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wb -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average MOS wide band for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wb IP Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of wide band MOS values that are below the
specified threshold on the backbone interfaces.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average wide band MOS values for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW
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Shows the average wide band MOS values for each MGW and the
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TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces
Description
Shows the average wide band MOS values for each ATM interface and
the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Codecs
Description
Shows the average wide band MOS values for each codec for selected
ATM interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> FER
Description
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations
Description
Shows the average wide band MOS values for each remote end IP destination and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations -> Codecs
Description
Shows the average wide band MOS values for each code for selected
remote end IP destination.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations -> FER
Description
Shows the average link FER percentage for selected remote end ip destination.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes
Description
Shows the average wide band MOS values for each IP based route and
the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Codecs
92
Description
Shows the average wide band MOS values for each codec for selected
IP based routes.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> FER
Description
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW MOS Wide Band 3 -> Interfaces -> MOS Distribution
Description
Shows the percent distribution of wide band MOS values for selected
interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Packet Loss -> Interfaces 3

Description
Shows the average packet loss percentages for each interface.Upper

limit should be 3%. Measurement range is 0-100%.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Packet Loss -> Interfaces 3 -> ATM Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of terminations exceeding the packet loss ATM

limit for the selected ATM interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Packet Loss -> Interfaces 3 -> IP Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of terminations exceeding the packet loss IP limit

for the selected IP interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Packet Loss 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW

Description
Shows the average packet loss percentages for each MGW and the
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Packet Loss 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces
Description
Shows the average packet loss percentages for each ATM interface
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Packet Loss 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations
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Shows the average packet loss percentages for each remote end IP
destination and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Packet Loss 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes
Description
Shows the average packet loss percentages for each IP based route
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter -> ATM

Description
Shows the percentage of ATM terminations where the peak to peak

jitter values exceed the specified threshold.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter -> ATM Interfaces

Description
Shows the average peak to peak jitter in miliseconds for each ATM
interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average peak to peak jitter values in miliseconds for each
interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter -> Interfaces -> ATM Limit
Description
Shows the percent of ATM terminations exceeding the peak to peak

jitter threshold for the selected interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter -> Interfaces -> IP Limit

Description
Shows the percent of IP terminations exceeding the peak to peak jitter

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter -> IP Interfaces

Description
Shows the average peak to peak jitter in miliseconds for each IP interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations
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Description
remote end IP destination and the selected interface type and MGW.
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TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations -> Link FER
Description
destination.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> TrFO
Description

MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces
Description
ATM interface and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes
Description
Shows the average peak to peak jitter values in miliseconds for each IP
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW

Description
MGW and the selected interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter -> IP

Description
Shows the percentage of IP terminations where the peak to peak jitter

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Link
FER
Description
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Peak to Peak Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Link
FER
Description
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Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average quantile jitter values in miliseconds for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter -> Interfaces -> ATM Limit

Description
Shows the percent of ATM terminations exceeding the quantile jitter

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter -> Interfaces -> IP Limit

Description
Shows the percent of IP terminations exceeding the quantile jitter

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW

Description
Shows the average quantile jitter values in miliseconds for each MGW
and the selected interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations
Description
Shows the average quantile jitter values in miliseconds for each remote
end IP destination and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> Destinations -> Link FER
Description
destination.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> TrFO
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Description

MGW.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces
Description
Shows the average quantile jitter values in miliseconds for each ATM
interface and the selected interface type and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes
Description
Shows the average quantile jitter values in miliseconds for each IP

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Link FER
Description
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter 3 -> Interfaces -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Link FER
Description
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter -> ATM

Description
Shows the percentage of ATM terminations where the quantile jitter

Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter -> IP

Description
Shows the percentage of IP terminations where the quantile jitter values

exceed the specified threshold.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter -> ATM Interfaces

Description
Shows the average quantile jitter in miliseconds for each ATM interface
type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Quantile Jitter -> IP Interfaces
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Shows the average quantile jitter in miliseconds for each IP interface

type.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Radio FER Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of Radio FER values that exceeds the specified
threshold on the radio interfaces.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Radio FER

Description
Shows the average Radio FER percentages for each radio interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Radio MOS Nb -> Codecs

Description
Shows the average radio MOS narrow band for each last used codec.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Radio MOS Wb -> Codecs

Description
Shows the average radio MOS wide band for each last used codec.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Short Termination Percent per MGW

Description
Show Percentage of Short Teminations per Physical MGW. Short Termination is defined as Open Node.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Short Terminations per Interface Type in MGW

Description
Shows Number of Short Terminations per Interface Type in Selected

Physical MGW
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Short Terminations per Computer Unit in Interface Type

Description
Shows Number of Short Terminations per Computer Unit in Selected

Interface Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Short Terminations per Dest IP Addr in Interface Type
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Description
Shows Number of Short Terminations per Destination IP Address in

Selected Interface Type
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Short Terminations per TDM CGR in Interface Type

Description
Shows Number of Short Terminations per TDM Circuit Group in

Selected Interface Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Short Terminations per ATM Interface in Interface Type

Description
Shows Number of Short Terminations per ATM Interface in Selected

Interface Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Short Terminations per ATM VPI in ATM Interface

Description
Shows Number of Short Terminations per ATM AAL2 VPI in Selected

ATM Interface
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Attempts per MGW

Description
Shows Number of Termination Attempts per Physical MGW
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per MGW

Description
Shows Failure Percent for Terminations per Physical MGW
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per Interface Type

Description
Shows Termination Failure Percent per Interface Type for selected

MGW for IP Terminations
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per IP Based Route

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per IP Based Route in Selected Interface

Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per Dest IP Address
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Shows Termination Failure % per Destination IP Address in selected

Interface Type
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per MGW TDM

Description
Show Termination Failure % per Physical MGW for TDM Terminations
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per Interface Type TDM

Description
Show Termination Failure % per Interface Type in Selected Physical

MGW for TDM Terminations
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per TDM CGR

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per TDM Circuit Group in Selected Interface Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per MGW ATM

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per Physical MGW for ATM Terminations
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per Interface Type ATM

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per Interface Type in Selected Physical

MGW for ATM Terminations
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per ATM Interface

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per ATM Interface in Selected Interface

Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per ATM VPI

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per ATM AAL2 VPI in Selected ATM

Interface
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per MGW Errors
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Description
Shows Termination Failure % per Physical MGW
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Terminations per H.248 Error Code and MGW

Description
Show Number of Terminations per Interface Type in Selected Physical

MGW
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Terminations per Dest IP Address for Interface Type

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per Destination IP Address in Selected

Interface Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Terminations per TDM CGR for Interface Type

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per TDM CGR in Selected Interface

Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Terminations per ATM Interface for Interface Type

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per ATM Interface in Selected Interface

Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Terminations per ATM IF-VPI for Interface Type

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per ATM AAL2 VPI in Selected ATM

Interface
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per Interface Type 2

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per Interface Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Termination Failure Percent per MGW in Interface Type

Description
Shows Termination Failure % per Physical MGW in Selected Interface

Type
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Terminations per H.248 Error Code in MGW
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Shows Number of Terminations per H.248 Error Code in Selected

Physical MGW
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Version
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TRAF MGW Terminations per Internal Error Code

Description
Shows Terminations per Internal Error Code in Selected H.248 Error

Code
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Terminations per Error Origin Family Id

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per Family Id in Selected Internal Error
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Terminations per Error Origin Computer Unit

Description
Shows Number of Terminations per Computer Unit in Selected Family

Id
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER Access Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of Total FER values that exceeds the specified
threshold on the network access.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER Backbone Limit

Description
Shows the percentage of Total FER values that exceeds the specified
threshold on the network backbone.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER

Description
Shows the average total FER percentages for each interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2

Description
Shows the average total frame error rate percentages for each MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> ATM Limit
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Description
Shows the percentages of terminations that exceeded the total FER

threshold for the selected access interface type.
Time Class
Version
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TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> IP Limit

Description
Shows the percentages of terminations that exceeded the total FER

threshold for the selected backbone interface type.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW

Description
Shows the average total frame error rate percentages for each MGW for
the selected interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> TDM CGR

Description
Shows the average total frame error rate percentages for each circuit
group for the selected selected interface and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces

Description
Shows the average total frame error rate percentages for each ATM
interface for the selected selected interface and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes

Description
Shows the average total frame error rate percentages for each IP based
routes for the selected interface and MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Quantile Jitter
Description
Shows the average quantile jitter in miliseconds for the selected ATM
interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Peak to Peak Jitter
Description
Shows the average peak to peak jitter in miliseconds for the selected
ATM interface.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> ATM Interfaces -> Inter-arrival Jitter
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Shows the average inter-arrival jitter in miliseconds for the selected

ATM interface.
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Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Quantile Jitter
Description
Shows the average quantile jitter in miliseconds for the selected IP

based route.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Peak to Peak
Description
Shows the average peak to peak jitter in miliseconds for the selected IP
based route.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total FER 2 -> MGW -> IP Based Routes -> Inter-arrival
Description
Shows the average inter-arrival jitter in miliseconds for the selected IP

based route.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total MOS Nb -> Codecs

Description
Shows the average MOS narrow band for each last used codec.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW Total MOS Nb -> Interfaces

Description
Shows the average MOS narrow band for each last used codec.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
TRAF MGW TrFO -> MGWs
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Description
Shows the percentages of transcoder free operations for each MGW.
Time Class
Version
MGW release U4.2
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5 Open node definitions

5.1
Open nodes used in MGW Clear Code matrix

The open nodes defined below are available in: open_node_ccma_MGW_1.ini. Edit
them according to the instructions available in the file. After editing them, the open
nodes will be taken into use when the Time class using them resets. For the predefined
time classes, the 24 Hours time class will reset when the hour passes and the 30
Minutes time class will reset at the next minute.
MGW Short Termination
Default open node type: EXPRTRUE
Default open node expression: Mgw_Termination_Duration <= 10
MGW Backbone Link FER Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Link_FER > 300
MGW Access Link FER Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Link_FER > 600
MGW Backbone Total FER Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Total_FER > 600
MGW Access Total FER Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Total_FER > 600
MGW Radio FER Upper Limit
Default open node expression: (Mgw_Link_FER != 0xFFFF && Mgw_Total_FER !=
0xFFFF)* (Mgw_Total_FER - Mgw_Link_FER)> 600
MGW Radio MOS NB Lower Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_ MOS_Nb< 260
MGW Radio MOS Wb Lower Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_MOS_Wb < 240
MGW Backbone MOS Nb Lower Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_MOS_Nb < 350
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MGW Backbone MOS Wb Lower Limit

Default open node expression: Mgw_MOS_Wb < 330
MGW ATM Quantile Jitter Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Quantile_Jitter > 15
MGW IP Quantile Jitter Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Quantile_Jitter > 50
MGW ATM Peak to Peak Jitter Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Peak_To_Peak_Jitter > 30
MGW IP Peak to Peak Jitter Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Peak_To_Peak_Jitter > 100
MGW ATM Inter-arrival Jitter Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Inter_Arrival_Jitter > 15
MGW IP Inter-arrival Jitter Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Inter_Arrival_Jitter > 50
MGW Active Speech Level Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Active_Speech_Level > 0 &&
Mgw_Active_Speech_Level != 0x7FFF
MGW Double Talk Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Double_Talk > 99
MGW Echo Path Delay Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Echo_Path_Delay > 62
MGW IP Packet Loss Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Packet_Loss_Ratio > 300
MGW ATM Packet Loss Upper Limit
Default open node expression: Mgw_Packet_Loss_Ratio > 10
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group-string=7"0.0.0.0"-15"255.255.255.255"
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Common fields for all reports

MGW_Achieved_Erle
Field name
MGW_Achieved_Erle
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The Echo Cancellation (EC) algorithm calculates two slowly varying

estimates for the operation of the non-linear processing: expected
attenuation of the adaptive filters (Expected ERLE) and achieved attenuation of the adaptive filters (Achieved ERLE).
For more information, see section Measurement descriptions.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Active_Speech_Level
Field name
MGW_Active_Speech_Level
Datatype in IDS
INT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The active speech level parameter is calculated both before and after
the level control execution to get information about the operation of the
automatic level control (ALC). The active speech level is the root mean
square of the speech spurt amplitudes expressed in dBm. The active
speech level is the speech level averaged over speech spurt intervals
including any hangover time and does not include measurements
during conversational pauses.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Bad_Frame
Field name
MGW_Bad_Frame
Datatype in IDS
108
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Number of bad frames. The following frame types are classified as bad
frames:
Frame type
Description
sp_bad
A speech frame that has been marked as speech bad due to detected
bit errors in the radio interface. Part of the speech frame is utilised in
speech decoder when a replacement frame is generated.
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sid_bad
A bad SID frame.
no_data
No data occurrence which is not preceded by a SID frame. Bad frame

handler is called if this kind of frame is encountered. Iu or TRAU frames
with CRC errors are also handled as no_data in the decoder.
sp_degr
A speech degraded frame. Speech degraded is used with AMR-NB

codec only and the speech degraded flag is transmitted in AMR TRAU
frames only.
sid_unrel
An unreliable SID frame. Unreliable SID occurs in EFR/FR codec when

2-15 bits of the received SID frame deviate from the specified SID code
word.
sp_lost
A lost speech frame. May be used in AMR-WB decoder only.
For more information, see chapter Measurement descriptions.

Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Bearer_Capability
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Bearer_Capability
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Bearer capability octet.
Possible values
0 = "Transparent" 1 = "Non transparent"
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Bearer Capability]
MGW_Calc_Reliable
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Calc_Reliable
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Reliability parameter indicates whether the presented measurement

values are reliable or not. When the value of the field equals 1, the corresponding received parameter value is reliable. Only when the measurement is reliable, it is used in real-time graphs.
g The measurement values for which no reliability requirement is

available (marked as N/A) are always reliable. For these values the
bit field always equals 0.
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Used Bits
Reliability
requirement
Ref.
Mos_nb
bits(1)
Mos_wb
bits(2)
rvalue
bits(3)
See theMea- surement

descriptions
table for reliability information on
each parameter..
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_CNumber
Field name
MGW_CNumber
Datatype in IDS
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
C-Number identifies each physical MGW. One MGW has one unique CNumber.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW C Number]
MGW_Double_Talk
Field name
MGW_Double_Talk
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Double talk is a condition whereby, for whatever reason, one conversant in a telephone connection starts talking before the other has finished. This is a naturally occurring phenomenon where one participant
wishes to interrupt the flow of speech from the other, but occurs more
frequently the greater the propagation time of the connection becomes.
Monitoring the occurrence of double talk provides a useful indicator
linked to customer perception of performance.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Ec_Status
Field name
MGW_Ec_Status
Datatype in IDS
Versions
UINT8
U4.2
MGW Feature(s)
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This variable shows the echo canceller status.

ON = 10 (Functionality allocated and in use)
OFF = 4 (Functionality not allocated and not in use. Reasons: No
license for this functionality, functionality not configured to this circuit
group etc.)
OFF MML = 5 (Functionality allocated but disabled from MML/DS9.)
OFF END (ended) = 6 (Functionality was active earlier during the call
but it has been disabled.)
Bypass TD = 17 (Functionality allocated but effectively bypassed in
DSP code by tone detector module.)
Bypass IPE = 18 (Functionality allocated but effectively bypassed in
DSP code by IPE module.)
Bypass UDI = 19 (Functionality allocated but effectively bypassed in
DSP code because of an active (UDI) data call.)
Bypass Request = 16 (Functionality allocated but effectively bypassed
in DSP code because EC enable request signal has not been received).
N/A = 0xFF or 0xFFFF
Exists in DB
Yes
Init Value
0xFFFF
CCD section
[MGW Ec Status]
MGW_Echo_Path_Delay
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Echo_Path_Delay
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Echo path delay is the delay from the receive-out port to the send-in port
of echo canceller (EC), due to the delays inherent in the echo path
transmission facilities. . Echo path delay, as specified in recommendation P.561, is the value from the reference point of measurement to the
peak absolute amplitude of the time domain impulse response of the
echo path.
Possible values
Optional
Yes
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Echo_Return_Loss
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Echo_Return_Loss
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Echo return loss is the attenuation of a signal from receive-out port to

the send-in port of the echo canceller.
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Optional
Yes
MGW Feature(s)
Exists in DB
FN1346
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Egress_Bit_Rate
Field name
MGW_Egress_Bit_Rate
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Egress bit rate is the bit rate of the codec currently in use in the egress
direction (from an internal interface of the termination towards an
external interface). In case of multicodec termination, bit rate of last
used codec is used. For more information, see chapter Measurement
descriptions.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Event_Count
Field name
MGW_Event_Count
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Counter for the number of events, terminations to be reported in the

network element. This counter is incremented every time an event of
this type occurs in the network element, whether it is reported to Traffica
or not. The counter value is reset to value 1 every day at midnight. The
counter is reset also when Nelmon is restarted.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Expected_Erle
Field name
MGW_Expected_Erle
Datatype in IDS
Versions
UINT16
U4.2
MGW Feature(s)
Explanation
FN1346
EC algorithm calculates two slowly varying estimates for the operation

of the non-linear processing: expected attenuation of the adaptive filters
(Expected ERLE) and achieved attenuation of the adaptive filters
(Achieved ERLE). The difference of these two terms gives the nonlinear echo present in the system, which cannot be cancelled by the
adaptive filter. If echo is not cancelled properly, possible non-linearities
in the echo path can be verified by monitoring these parameters.
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Optional
Yes
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Flat_Noise_Level
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Flat_Noise_Level
INT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The 3 kHz flat noise level is also measured after the ALC execution and
very similarly to the psophometric noise level. The psophometric
weighting is only changed to flat weighting. Flat noise level can be used
with psophometric noise level to determine the spectral content of the
noise in the circuit.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Frequency_Offset
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Frequency_Offset
INT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Frequency offset is a relative frequency offset between the source and

receiver clocks and it is defined in G.1020.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_H248_Ctx_Id
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_H248_Ctx_Id
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Context Id used in H.248 interface. A context is used to logically group

one or more termination(s) that belong to the same call (or connection).
Normally the context is created by the MGW when the MSC Server
adds the first termination to it. Each context has an identifier that is
unique within one physical MGW within a certain time frame. For more
information on Context Id and over-rotation, see section Concepts in
this document.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Values between 0 0xFFFFFFFF

Yes
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MGW_H248_Error
Field name
MGW_H248_Error
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Error descriptor described in H.248 Interface.
Possible values
For information on the possible values, see Appendix Possible values

for the MGW_H248_Error field, or the ccd_MGW.conf file.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW H248 Error]
MGW_H248_Term_Id
Field name
MGW_H248_Term_Id
Datatype in IDS
UINT8(7)
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Termination Id used in H.248 interface. Each termination has an identifier that is unique within one physical MGW within a certain time frame.
TerminationID has also specific ID called root, which is used to identify
the whole MGW NE. Termination id is allocated by the MGW.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Values between 0 0xFFFE

Yes
CCD section
MGW_Ingress_Bit_Rate
Field name
MGW_Ingress_Bit_Rate
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Ingress bit rate is the bit rate of the codec currently in use in the ingress
direction (from an external interface of the termination towards an
internal interface). In case of multicodec termination, bit rate of last used
codec is used. For information on bit rates for MGW_Ingress_Bit_Rate,
see MGW_Egress_Bit_Rate.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Comp
Field name
MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Comp
Datatype in IDS
114
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
MGW Internal Error Origin computer unit. The logical computer unit
where the internal error is set.
Possible values
For information on the possible values, see the

ccd_MGW_computer_unit.conf file.
Exists in DB
Yes
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MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Fam
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Fam
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
MGW Internal Error Origin Family Id. The family Id of the process that
set the internal error.
Possible values
For information on the possible values, see the ccd_MGW.conf file.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Family Id]
MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Foc
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Foc
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
MGW Internal Error Origin Process Focus. The process focus of the
process which set the internal error.
Exists in DB
Yes
MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Proc
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Int_Err_Orig_Proc
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
MGW Internal Error Origin Process. The process Id of the process

which set the internal error.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
MGW_Inter_Arrival_Jitter
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Inter_Arrival_Jitter
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Inter-Arrival Jitter (RTP/RTCP-jitter) is calculated according to the principles in RFC3550. Inter-Arrival Jitter is a smoothed estimate of the
delay variance of successive RTP packets. The packet delay variation
(PDV) for a time instant (i) is calculated for two consecutive packets.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Internal_Error
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Datatype in IDS
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
MGW Internal software status code. Usable when an H248_error event

is received as well.
Possible values
For information on the possible values, see the

ccd_MGW_internal_error.conf file.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Internal Error]
MGW_Invalid_Packets
Field name
MGW_Invalid_Packets
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
A wrong payload in RTP Packet, or Comfort Noise is used even when it

is not negotiated. This may indicate silent calls or bad quality (for
example, Comfort Noise is not approved or one direction is muted).
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Isu_Unit_Index
Field name
MGW_Isu_Unit_Index
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
ISU Unit Index.
Possible values
Exists in DB
0 18
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Jitter_Reliable
Field name
MGW_Jitter_Reliable
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation

values are reliable or not. When field has value 1 the corresponding
received parameter value is reliable. Only when the measurement is
reliable, it is used in real-time graphs.

The structure of the Jitter_Reliable bit array is described in the following
table:
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quantile_jitter
bits(1)
Y.1540, Y1541. P.1010,

I.356
inter_arrival_jitter
bits(2)
See theMeasurement
descriptions table for reliability information on each
parameter..
peak_to_peak_jitter
bits(3)
Frequency Offset
bits(4)
RFC3550
RFC3432
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Last_Used_Codec
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Last_Used_Codec
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This field indicates the last used codec that was in use when termination
was released.
Possible values
0x0 = GSM FR
0x1 = GSM HR
0x2 = GSM EFR
0x3 = FR AMR
0x4 = HR AMR
0x5 = UMTS AMR
0x6 = UMTS AMR 2, UMTS AMR2
0x7 = G.711 a-law, G.711a
0x8 = G.711 u-law, G.711u
0x9 = UDI
0xA = RTP Telephone event, RTP Te
0xB = UMTS AMR-WB
0xC = G.723 1
0xD = G.729
0xE = iLBC
0xF = FR AMR-WB
0x41 = Clearmode pseudo-codec
0x42 = G.711 a-law 20ms in Nb, G.711a 20 Nb
0x43 = G.711 u-law 20ms in Nb, G.711u 20 Nb
0x44 = T.38 UDP
0xFE = No Indication
0xFF = Not Defined0xFF = Not Defined
Exists in DB
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MGW_Link_FER
Field name
MGW_Link_FER
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Link FER is calculated as a percentage of all received bad frames from

the current link. Link FER is the closest estimate possible of the FER of
the current link as it in not always possible to distinguish link FER. Link
FER cannot be exactly calculated in the following cases.
Lost_frames from IuUP/Nb (BICC). The packet could be already lost

at the BS or at any other point in network. Not possible to separate
cases for ATM IuUP/Nb (BICC).
Speech_bad/sid_bad from Nb (BICC). CRC could have failed
already in previous MGW or in RAN. Not possible to separate for
ATM Nb (BICC).
In IP interfaces it is not always possible to distinguish intentionally
dropped frames from lost frames.
For more information, see section Measurement descriptions in this

document and Nokia Siemens Networks Multimedia Gateway Rel. U4.2
User Plane Processing in MGW, DN04113287, Issue 7-0.
Possible values
The value of this field is sent to Traffica as an integer, but is handled

by Traffica as a decimal fraction with the precision of two decimal
places, in order to ensure the accuracy of real-time graphs. For
example, a value which is stored as 1200 in the Traffica database is
shown as 12.00 in Traffic News.
Optional
No
Init Value
0xFFFF
Measurement range
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Misc_Reliable
Field name
MGW_Misc_Reliable
Datatype in IDS
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The reliability parameter indicates whether the presented measurement

values are reliable or not. When the field equals 1 the corresponding

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Reliability requirement
Link_FER
bits(1)
Total_FER
bits(2)
last used codec
bits(3)
See theMeasurement
descriptions table for reliability information on
each parameter..
TFO Status
bits(4)
TrFO Status
bits(5)
EC Status
bits(6)
Used_codecs
bits(7)
total_frames
bits(8)
bad_frame
bits(9)
nodata_frame
bits(10)
invalid_packets
bits(11)
Ingress Bit Rate
bits(12)
Egress Bit Rate
bits(13)
Expected ERLE
bits(14)
Achieved ERLE
bits(15)
Synch Losts Bts
bits(16)
Synch Losts Ts
bits(17)
Reference
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_MOS_Nb
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_MOS_Nb
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
MOS score predicted for narrowband codecs using the methods presented in P.564. MOS-NB is predicted with separate models for radio
and non radio interfaces for each codec and codec mode.
Possible values

Exists in DB
Yes
Optional
No
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MGW_MOS_Wb
Field name
MGW_MOS_Wb
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
MOS score predicted for wideband codecs using the methods presented in P.564. MOS-Wb is prediceted with separate models for radio
and non radio interfaces for each codec and codec mode. In Traffica,
the MOS-Wb scores are based on the measured FER from the network.
MOS-Wb scores are obtained by using the calculated model to map
FER to MOS-Wb.
Possible values

Exists in DB
Yes
Optional
No
CCD section
MGW_Lost_Frames
Field name
MGW_Lost_Frames
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This is a packet that has not been sent to Iu/Nb or a packet that has
been discarded by the jitter buffer. Also, no_data occurrence which is
not preceded by a SID frame.
The cause of such a packet can be a totally lost frame or a frame discarded by the jitter buffer. In case of GSM_FR/GSM_HR, the cause of
such a packet can be a TFO frame with BFI bad that has been silently
discarded.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Noise_Level
Field name
MGW_Noise_Level
Datatype in IDS
INT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The psophometric weighted noise level is calculated by the average

root mean square values of the psophometric weighted noise amplitudes and it is expressed in dBm0. The measurement interval for noise
level should be at least one minute (ITU-T P.561). The same value is
used for the flat noise level measurement.
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Yes
CCD section
MGW_Out_Of_Order_Packets
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Out_Of_Order_Packets
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The number of IP-packets that are out of order. This counter counts all
packets received in wrong order, whether order is corrected or not.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_P561_Reliable
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_P561_Reliable
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation

values are reliable or not. When field has value 1 the corresponding

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Reliability
requirement
Reference
active_speec
h_level
bits(1)
P.561
noise_level
bits(2)
flat_noise_lev
el
bits(3)
saturation_cli
pping
bits(4)
See theMeasurement
descriptions
table for reliability information on
each parameter..
speech_activi
ty_factor_ing
bits(5)
speech_activi
ty_factor_egr
bits(6)
double_talk
bits(7)
echo_path_d
elay
bits(8)
echo_return_l
oss
bits(9)
P.561
P.561
-
packet_loss_r bits(10)
atio
out_of_order_ bits(11)
packets
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Packet_Loss_Ratio
Field name
MGW_Packet_Loss_Ratio
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
IP Packet Loss: IP packet loss ratio (PLR), as defined in, is the ratio of
total lost IP packet outcomes to total transmitted IP packets in a population of interest. It is expressed in %.
ATM Packet Loss: For ATM packets, the combined packet loss ratio of
both network and JBF can not be estimated reliably. This is due to the
fact that RTP time stamps and sequence numbers are not available for
the JBF and the JBF doesnt know whether packets are delayed due to
DTX use or because they have been lost. Therefore, ATM PLR is estimated straight from the packets dropped by the jitter buffer.
Possible values
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Yes
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MGW_Peak_To_Peak_Jitter
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Peak_To_Peak_Jitter
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Peak to Peak Jitter is the maximum difference in the delays of two

sequential packets within a single call. NSN Rel-4 MGW provides a configurable jitter buffer target fill to compensate for the jitter caused by the
backbone. The jitter buffer size is a trade-off between the delay and
packet loss, i.e. a small jitter buffer decreases the end-to-end delay but
increases the packet loss and vice versa.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Priority
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Priority
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Call Priority indicator.
Possible values
0 = Normal call
>0 (1-15) = Priority call
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Quantile_Jitter
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Quantile_Jitter
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Quantile Jitter is calculated according to the principles of Y.1540 and

Y.1541. Quantile based jitter is a method for summarizing the delay
variation of multiple packets by selecting upper and lower quantiles of
the delay variation distribution, and then measuring the distance
between those quantiles.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
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MGW_R_Value
Field name
MGW_R_Value
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Optional
No
Explanation
ITU-T Specification G.107 E-Model is a useful tool to estimate the

combined effects of various transmission parameters. E-Model is recommended as the transmission planning tool.
Transmission planning using the E-Model, provides a prediction of the
expected quality, as perceived by the user, for an investigated connection. The final result of any calculation with the E-Model is the E-Model
Rating R.
Possible values

Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Report_Count
Field name
MGW_Report_Count
Datatype in IDS
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This field contains information about how many reports of this type has
been sent to Traffica. The numbering shall start from value 1 and is
increased by one every time a report is sent. The counter value is reset
to 1 every day at midnight. The counter is also reset when Nelmon is
restarted.
Possible values
Exists in DB
0 4 294 967 296 (0x0 0xFFFFFFFF)

Yes
CCD section
MGW_Report_Length
Field name
MGW_Report_Length
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This field contains the length of a report.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
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MGW_Saturation_Clipping
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Saturation_Clipping
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Saturation clipping is used to detect sample values that were too large
for the current digital system and were clipped as a result and may be
heard as a distortion.
Possible values

Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Service_Type
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Service_Type
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Defines the used user plane interface type.
Possible values
0x41 = Iu-ATM
0x42 = Iu-IP
0x43 = Nb-ATM
0x44 = Nb-IP
0x45 = Nb-TDM
0x46 = Mb-IP
0x47 = A-TDM
0x48 = PSTN
0x49 = Nb (SIP-I)
0x4A = IP Provider
0x50 = Multiparty
0x51 = Ater-TDM
0x52 = Multiplex, Demultiplex, Mux
0x53 = A-IP
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Service Type]
MGW_Speech_Activity_Factor_Egr
Field name
Datatype in IDS
Versions
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MGW_Speech_Activity_Factor_Egr
UINT16
U4.2
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Explanation
The speech activity factor is in egress direction calculated by dividing

the number of frames with positive VAD decision with the total frame
count. The result is rounded to the nearest integer.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Speech_Activity_Factor_Ing
Field name
MGW_Speech_Activity_Factor_Ing
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The speech activity factor is in ingress direction calculated by dividing

the number of frames with positive VAD decision with the total frame
count. The result is rounded to the nearest integer.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Start_Date
Field name
MGW_Start_Date
Datatype in IDS
BCDDate
Versions
U4.2
Exists in Db
Yes
Explanation
Measurement Start Date, this time is saved when connection is established at first time. This is also Termination creation date. Date is presented as hexdump.
Possible values
Date in BCD format: "DayMonth-Year", e.g. 15-11-2005 (DD-MMCCYY). Date in BCDDATE: 15 11 05 20 (Same example as above: nn
ss mm hh DD MM YY CC).
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Start_Date and MGW_Start_Time fields are

combined and stored in the Start_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Start_Time
Field name
MGW_Start_Time
Datatype in IDS
126
BCDTIME
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Measurement Start Time, this time is saved when connection is established at first time. This is also Termination creation time. Time is presented as hexdump.
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Possible values
Time in BCD format: "Hour:Min:Sec:10-milliseconds", e.g.

19:57:32:76 (hh:mm:ss:nn). Time in BCDTIME: 76 32 57 19 (Same
example as above: nn ss mm hh).
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Start_Date and MGW_Start_Time fields are

combined and stored in the Start_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Stop_Date
Field name
MGW_Stop_Date
Datatype in IDS
BCDDate
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Measurement Stop Date, this time is saved when termination is

released. This is also Termination release date. Date is presented as
hexdump.
Possible values
Date in BCD format: "DayMonth-Year", e.g. 15-11-2005 (DD-MMCCYY). Date in BCDDATE: 15 11 05 20 (Same example as above: nn
ss mm hh DD MM YY CC).
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Stop_Date and MGW_Stop_Time fields are

combined and stored in the Stop_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Stop_Time
Field name
MGW_Stop_Time
Datatype in IDS
BCDTIME
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Measurement Stop Time, this time is saved when termination is

released. This is also Termination release time. Time presented as
hexdump.
Possible values
Time in BCD format: "Hour:Min:Sec:10-milliseconds", e.g.

19:57:32:76 (hh:mm:ss:nn). Time in BCDTIME: 76 32 57 19 (Same
example as above: nn ss mm hh).
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Stop_Date and MGW_Stop_Time fields are

combined and stored in the Stop_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Synch_Losts_Bts
Field name
MGW_Synch_Losts_Bts
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
MGW Feature(s)
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Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Number of synch lost situations on downlink ater/abis with AMR-HR.

Synch lost counter is incremented when 50 successive AMR-HR
frames - with a downlink framing error (DFE) flag set - have been
received from the BTS. Counter is reset whenever a single frame
without the DFE flag has been received. This simulates a situation when
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the BTS sends a remote TC failure to the BSC. Counter value is NA if a

codec other than AMR-HR is in use.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Synch_Losts_Tc
Field name
MGW_Synch_Losts_Tc
Datatype in IDS
Versions
UINT16
U4.2
MGW Feature(s)
Explanation
FN1573
Number of synch lost situations on uplink ater/abis. Synch lost counter

is incremented when 50 successive TRAU frames - with an uplink
framing error (UFE) flag set - have been sent towards the BTS (in case
of FR, sync los counter is incremented once urgent alarm pattern
sending has been started). The counter is reset whenever three consecutive frames without the UFE flag have been sent. This simulates a
situation when the BTS sends a remote TC failure to the BSC. If HSCSD
is in use, the synch lost counter is also incremented if the number of the
used HSCSD sub-channels decreases. Synch lost counter is not incremented again until synch is found again and then lost again.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Testcall_Class
Field name
MGW_Testcall_Class
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Indicates used test call class. If other than zero consider as test call.
Possible values
1 = "Test call class 1" 2 = "Test call class 2" 3 = "Test call class 3"
MGW Feature(s)
FN1678
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Testcall Class]
MGW_Tfo_Status
Field name
MGW_Tfo_Status
Datatype in IDS
Versions
UINT8
U4.2
MGW Feature(s)
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Explanation
This variable shows the current TFO operation status of the termination.
If the termination has TFO protocol handling functionality active, TFO
status is set to ON.
Possible values
OFF = 4 (Functionality not allocated and not in use. Reasons: No

group etc.)
OFF MML = 5 (Functionality allocated but disabled from MML/DS9)
OFF END = 6 ( Functionality was active earlier during the call but it has
been disabled)
OFF TrFO = 7 (Functionality not allocated and not in use because it
cannot be used during TrFO which is currently active.)
OFF UDI = 8 (Functionality not allocated and not in use because it
cannot be used when a CS-DATA call is active.)
ON = 10 (Functionality allocated and in use.)
ON RC = 14 (Rate Control procedures have been used to make active
codec sets equal during multi-rate codec TFO.) Bypass
UDI = 19 (Functionality allocated but effectively bypassed in DSP code
because of an active (UDI) data call.)
N/A = 0xFF or 0xFFFF
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Tfo Status]
MGW_Time_Offset
Field name
MGW_Time_Offset
Datatype in IDS
INT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Time offset is a long-term timing variation in received packets that may

eventually cause jitter buffer overflows or underflows. This is typically
due to a clock frequency offset (clock skew) between the source and the
receiver. A positive time offset value means that the average packet
transmission interval is shorter at the source than expected at the
receiver, i.e. the source clock has a higher frequency than the receiver
clock. A high time offset value indicates a clock skew between the
source and the receiver, and may have a negative impact on voice
quality, especially when DTX is not used (wander compensations
cannot solely be done during speech pauses).
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Total_FER
Field name
Datatype in IDS
Versions
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MGW_Total_FER
UINT16
U4.2
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Explanation
Total FER is calculated as a percentage of all received bad frames. The

displayed resolution is 0.01%.
Possible values

Optional
No
Reference
3GPP TS 22.105 Datatypes
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Total_Frame_Count
Field name
MGW_Total_Frame_Count
Datatype in IDS
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Total number of received frames.

Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Trace_Ref
Field name
MGW_Trace_Ref
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Trace reference number received from MSC Server. If other than NULL
consider as Trace call.
Possible values
0 0xFFFF
MGW Feature(s)
Exists in DB
FN1426
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Transmission_Req_Mode
Field name
MGW_Transmission_Req_Mode
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Transmission requirement mode.
Possible values
0x00 = Speech
0x02 = 64kbit/s unresctricted
0x03 = 3.1kHz audio
Exists in DB
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Yes
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[MGW Transmission Req Mode]
MGW_Trfo_Status
Field name
MGW_Trfo_Status
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
MGW Feature(s)
FN1377
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This variable shows whether the termination in question is a transcoding one or not.
Possible values
ON = 10 (Functionality allocated and in use)

OFF = 5 (Functionality not allocated and not in use. Reasons: e.g. No
group)
N/A = 0xFF or 0xFFFF (TrFO can never be used on this interface)
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Trfo Status]
MGW_Used_Codecs
Field name
Datatype in IDS
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MGW_Used_Codecs
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This field includes information on all codecs which has been in use for
Termination. Codecs in use are indicated with a bitmask; each codec
has its own place in the bit array. If the value of the array field equals 1
the codec has been in use, otherwise not.
Description
Used Bits
G.711 a-law
bits(1)
G.711 u-law
bits(2)
GSM EFR
bits(3)
GSM FR
bits(4)
GSM HR
bits(5)
FR AMR
bits(6)
HR AMR
bits(7)
UMTS AMR
bits(8)
UMTS AMR 2
bits(9)
UMTS AMR-WB
bits(10)
iLBC
bits(11)
G.723 1
bits(12)
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Description
Used Bits
G.729 A/B
bits(13)
Clearmode
bits(14)
pseudo-codec
Unused
bits(15)
DTMF
bits(16)
CN
bits(17)
G.711a 20 Nb
bits(18)
G.711u 20 Nb
bits(19)
UDI
bits(20)
RTP Telephone event
bits(21)
FR AMR-WB
bits(22)
T.38 UDP
bits(23)
Possible values
Exists in DB
not_used_c = 0x0 used_c = 0x1

Yes
CCD section
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Address
Field name
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Address
Datatype in IDS
IPADDR(16)
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
VMGW IP Address in MGW. When IPv6 is used, all digits of the field are
in use. When IPv4 is used, unnecessary digits are in INT value F.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Port
Field name
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Port
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
VMGW TCP/IP Port number in MGW.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Port_Type
Field name
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Port_Type
Datatype in IDS
132
UINT8
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U4.2
Explanation
VMGW IP Port Type in MGW.
Possible values
0x01 = TCP
0x02 = UDP
0x03 = SCTP
0xff = not used
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Port Type]
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Version
Field name
MGW_VMGW_Ip_Version
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Informs whether IP v.4 or IP v.6 is used.
Possible values
0x0 = IPv4 address format

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Optional
Yes
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Version]
IP report fields
MGW_Ip_Ip_Based_Route
Field name
MGW_Ip_Ip_Based_Route
Datatype in IDS
Versions
UINT16
U4.2
MGW Feature(s)
Explanation
FN1344
IP based Route is an identifier which operator can configure. When IP

based Route is in use it identifies a used interface.
g Value 0 is not a valid route. Value 0 is used in MGW when the

licence is in the off state, or when the server does not control calls
for a certain IP Based Route.
Possible values
0-255
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Based Route]
MGW_Ip_Ip_Network_Ref_Id
Field name
MGW_Ip_Ip_Network_Ref_Id
Datatype in IDS
Versions
UINT16
U4.2
MGW Feature(s)
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Explanation
IP Network Ref Id is an identifier which is used between MSC and MGW

when controlling calls for certain route. Mapping from IpNwr to IP Based
Route is done in MGW.
Possible values
0-255
Optional
Yes
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Network Route]
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Address
Field name
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Address
Datatype in IDS
IPADDR(16)
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
IP address of the NPGEP card in MGW.

When IPv6 is used, all digits of the field are in use.
When IPv4 is used, unnecessary digits are in INT value F.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Port
Field name
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Port
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Local TCP/IP Port number in MGW.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Port_Type
Field name
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Port_Type
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Local IP Port Type used in MGW.
Possible values
0x01 = TCP 0x02 = UDP 0x03 = SCTP 0xff = not used
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Port Type]
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Version
Field name
MGW_Ip_Local_Ip_Version
Datatype in IDS
134
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
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Possible values

Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Version]
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Address
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Address
IPADDR(16)
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Remote IP Address of User Plane Connection, for example, the IP

address of the NPGEP card in the RNC.
IPv6 is used all digits of field are in use.
When IPv4 is used unnecessary digits are in int value F.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Port
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Port
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Remote TCP/IP Port number in MGW.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Port_Type
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Port_Type
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Remote IP Port Type used in MGW.
Possible values
0x01 = TCP 0x02 = UDP 0x03 = SCTP 0xFF = not used
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Port Type]
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Version
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Ip_Remote_Ip_Version
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Possible values

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Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW Ip Version]
MGW_Ip_Report_Date
Field name
MGW_Ip_Report_Date
Datatype in IDS
BCDDATE
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This field contains the date when this report was sent to Traffica.
Possible values
Date presented as hexdump. Date in BCD format: "DayMonthYear", e.g. 15-11-2005 (DD-MM-CCYY) Date in BCDDATE: 15 11 05
20 (Same example as above: nn ss mm hh DD MM YY CC)
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Ip_Report_Date and MGW_Ip_Report_Time

fields are combined and stored in the Ip_Report_Time field in the
Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Ip_Report_Id
Field name
MGW_Ip_Report_Id
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This field contains information of the report type. Report_Id is a unique

identifier for the report type.
g Report IDs values are subject to change. Therefore it is not advisable to use them in the CCMA.
Possible values
These ID values are in use in release U4.2 and later:

0x4001 = MGW_IP_RTT
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Ip_Report_Time
Field name
MGW_Ip_Report_Time
Datatype in IDS
BCDTIME
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This field contains the time when this report was sent to Traffica. This
timestamp is Nelmon local system time.
Possible values
Time presented as hexdump. Time in BCD format: "Hour:Min:Sec:10milliseconds", e.g. 19:57:32:76 (hh:mm:ss:nn) Time in BCDTIME: 76
32 57 19 (Same example as above: nn ss mm hh)
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Ip_Report_Date and MGW_Ip_Report_Time

fields are combined and stored in the Ip_Report_Time field in the
Traffica database.
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ATM report fields

MGW_Atm_Aal2_Cid
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Atm_Aal2_Cid
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
AAL2 Channel Identifier.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Atm_Aal2_Vci
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Atm_Aal2_Vci
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Virtual Channel Identifier.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[Aal2 Vci]
MGW_Atm_Aal2_Vpi
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Atm_Aal2_Vpi
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Virtual Path Identifier.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[Aal2 Vpi]
MGW_Atm_Atm_Interface
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Atm_Atm_Interface
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
ATM Interface Identifier used for network (external) and internal interfaces.
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[ATM Interface]
MGW_Atm_Report_Date
Field name
Datatype in IDS
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BCDDATE
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
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Possible values
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Atm_Report_Date and

MGW_Atm_Report_Time fields are combined and stored in the
Atm_Report_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Atm_Report_Id
Field name
MGW_Atm_Report_Id
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation

Possible values
This ID value is in use in release U4.2 and later:

0x4003 = MGW_ATM_RTT
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Atm_Report_Time
Field name
MGW_Atm_Report_Time
Datatype in IDS
BCDTIME
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Possible values
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Atm_Report_Date and

MGW_Atm_Report_Time fields are combined and stored in the
Atm_Report_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Atm_Tpi_Level
Field name
MGW_Atm_Tpi_Level
Datatype in IDS
138
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Defines which ATM identifiers are actually used.
Possible values
0 = Interface level (interface id only) 1 = VP level (interface id and VPI)

2 = VC level (interface id, VPI and VCI) 0xFF = Undefined
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
[MGW TPI Level]
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TDM report fields

MGW_Tdm_Cgr
Field name
MGW_Tdm_Cgr
Datatype in IDS
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Used TDM circuit group number
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
Cgr
MGW_Tdm_Pcm
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Tdm_Pcm
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
TDM Pcm wire number.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Tdm_Report_Date
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Tdm_Report_Date
BCDDATE
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Possible values
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Tdm_Report_Date and

MGW_Tdm_Report_Time fields are combined and stored in the
Tdm_Report_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Tdm_Report_Id
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Tdm_Report_Id
UINT16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation

Possible values
This ID value is in use in release U4.2 and later:

0x4002 = MGW_TDM_RTT
Exists in DB
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Yes
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CCD section
MGW_Tdm_Report_Time
Field name
MGW_Tdm_Report_Time
Datatype in IDS
BCDTIME
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Possible values
Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Tdm_Report_Date and

MGW_Tdm_Report_Time fields are combined and stored in the
Tdm_Report_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Tdm_Tsl
Field name
MGW_Tdm_Tsl
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Timeslot in TDM Pcm.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
6.5
Heartbeat report fields

MGW_Heartbeat_Overload
Field name
MGW_Heartbeat_Overload
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
If the value of the overload bit is 1, an overload situation has occurred

in Nelmon.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Date
Field name
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Date
Datatype in IDS
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Timestamp of the report.
Possible values
140
BCDDATE
Datestamp.
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Exists in DB
The values of the MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Date and

MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Time fields are combined and stored in the
Heartbeat_Report_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Id
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Id
UINT 16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Report Id
Possible values
Exists in DB
Report Id is 0x4000
Yes
CCD section
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Length
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Length
UINT 16
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
The length of this message.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Message length in bytes.

Yes
CCD section
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Time
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Time
BCDTIME
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
Timestamp of the report.
Possible values
Exists in DB
Timestamp.
The values of the MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Date and
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Time fields are combined and stored in the
Heartbeat_Report_Time field in the Traffica database.
CCD section
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Type_High
Field name
Datatype in IDS
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Type_High
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This is a bit field that indicates which report types are sent to Traffica.
Multiple reports can be requested. If the bit value is set to 1, the report
type is sent. If the bit value is 0, the report type is not sent.
Possible values
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MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Type_Low
Field name
MGW_Heartbeat_Report_Type_Low
Datatype in IDS
UINT32
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
This is a bit field that indicates which report types are sent to Traffica.
Multiple reports can be requested. If the bit value is set to 1, the report
type is sent. If the bit value is 0, the report type is not sent.
Possible values
BITS(1) IP UP measurement
BITS(2) ATM UP measurement
BITS(3) TDM UP measurement
Exists in DB
Yes
CCD section
6.6
IDS logical fields

MGW_Termination_Access
Field Name
MGW_Termination_Access
Datatype in IDS
Explanation
UINT8
It identifies access terminations and it is using the interface type to
identify it. Following interface types are considered access interfaces:
Iu over ATM, Iu over IP, Mb over IP, A over TDM, Ater over TDM and A
over IP.
Possible Values
Exists in DB
1 or 0xFF
No
CCD section
MGW_Termination_ATM
Field Name
MGW_Termination_ATM
Datatype in IDS
Explanation
UINT8
It identifies ATM terminations and it is using the interface type to identify
it. Following interface types are considered ATM interfaces: Iu over
ATM and Nb over ATM.
Possible Values
Exists in DB
1 or 0xFF
No
CCD section
MGW_Termination_Backbone
Field Name
MGW_Termination_Backbone
Datatype in IDS
Explanation
142
UINT8
It identifies backbone terminations and it is using the interface type to
identify it. Following interface types are considered backbone inter-
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Nb using SIP-I.
Possible Values
Exists in DB
1 or 0xFF
No
CCD section
MGW_Termination_Duration
Field Name
MGW_Termination_Duration
Datatype in IDS
UINT32
Possible Values
Explanation
It represents the duration in seconds for how long the termination has
been active.
Exists in DB
No
CCD section
MGW_Termination_IP
Field name
MGW_Termintation_IP
Datatype in IDS
UINT8
Versions
U4.2
Explanation
It identifies IP terminations and it is using the interface type to identify it.

Following interface types are considered IP interfaces: Iu over IP, Nb
over IP, Mb over IP and Mb backbone over IP.
Possible values
Exists in DB
No
CCD section
MGW_Termination_Radio
Field Name
MGW_Termination_Radio
Datatype in IDS
Explanation
UINT8
It identifies radio terminations and it is using the interface type to identify
it. Following interface types are considered radio interfaces: Iu over
ATM, Iu over IP, A over TDM, Ater over TDM and A over IP.
Possible Values
Exists in DB
1 or 0xFF
No
CCD section
6.7
Traffic News logical fields

Achieved Erle Reliable
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This field relates to RTT field Misc_Reliable. The reliability parameter

indicates whether the presented measurement values are reliable or
not. When the value of the field equals 1, the corresponding received
parameter value is reliable.
Event type
MGW_IP, MGW_ATM, MGW_TDM
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Field Index
22012
Active Speech Level Reliable

Explanation
This field relates to RTT field P561_Reliable. The reliability parameter

Event type
Field Index
22001
Echo Path Delay Reliable

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22004
Echo Return Loss Reliable

Explanation

not. When the value of the field equals 1,the corresponding received
Event type
Field Index
22005
Expected Erle Reliable

Explanation
This field relates to RTT field Misc_Reliable. The reliability parameter

Event type
Field Index
22011
Flat Noise Level Reliable

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22003
Frequency Offset Reliable
144
Explanation
This field relates to RTT field Jitter_Reliable. The reliability parameter

Event type
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22009
Inter Arrival Jitter Reliable

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22007
MOS Nb Reliable
Explanation
This field relates to RTT field Calc_Reliable. The reliability parameter

Event type
Field Index
22013
MOS Wb Reliable
Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22014
Noise Level Reliable

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22002
Peak To Peak Jitter Reliable

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22008
Quantile Jitter Reliable
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Field Index
22006
R-Value Reliable
Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22015
Time Offset Reliable

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22010
Used codec Clearmode

Explanation
This field relates to RTT field Used_Codecs. This field indicates

whether the codec in question has been in use for Termination. If the
value of this field equals 1, the codec has been in use, otherwise not.
Event type
Field Index
22029
Used codec CN
Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22032
Used codec DTMF

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22031
Used codec FR AMR
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Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22021
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Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22037
Used codec GSM EFR

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22018
Used codec GSM FR

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22019
Used codec GSM HR

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22020
Used codec G.711 a-law

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22016
Used codec G.711 u-law

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22017
Used codec G.711 a-law 20ms in Nb
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Field Index
22033
Used codec G.711 u-law 20ms in Nb

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22034
Used codec G.723.1

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22027
Used codec G.729 A/B

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22028
Used codec HR AMR

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22022
Used codec iLBC

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22026
Used codec RTP Telephone event

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22036
Used codec T.38 UDP

Explanation
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Field Index
22038
Used codec UDI

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22035
Used codec UMTS AMR

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22023
Used codec UMTS AMR 2

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22024
Used codec UMTS AMR WB

Explanation

Event type
Field Index
22025
Termination duration
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It represents the duration in seconds for how long the termination has
been active
Event type
Field Index
40004
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Measurement descriptions
7 Measurement descriptions
g Please note that the recommendations in the following table are based on Nokia
Siemens Networks' understanding of the presented values. The values may vary
depending on network configuration.
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Target Value
Measurement range
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
Achieved ERLE
MGW_Achieved
_Erle
> 10 dB
030dB
NA
NA
NA
Active speech
level
MGW_Active_S
peech_Level
-25 -15
dBm0
-78...+ 6dBm0
0 dBm0
-35
dBm0
Bad frame
MGW_Bad_Fra
me
NA
NA
NA
Double talk
MGW_Double_T < 90%

alk
0 - 100%
99%
Reliability conditions
Reference
Notes
Expected_ERLE >
4 dB and
Achieved_ERLE >
0 dB and
Achieved_ERLE <
Expected_ERLE +
2 dB and ERL < 46
dB
NA
In case of background noise or no

echo, value can be
close to zero. Value
is lower than
Expected ERLE in
case of non-linearities (distortion) in
the echo path. Only
reliable measurement is valid.
Activate ALC, set

appropriate
target ALC level
At least 20 seconds
of active speech
P.561,
P.562,
RFC3611
Level is highly
dependant on sensitivity of terminal
microphone and
talker's voice level.
NA
NA
NA
NA
Number of corrupted speech

frames from the air
interface. Absolute
number of bad
frames is a meaningless figure. FER
is a better metric.
Radio_FER =
Total_FER Link_FER
NA
In case of PSTN
call, check that
EC is enabled
and predelay
setting for EC is
correct.
NA
P.561,
P.562
High value may

indicate strong
echo or corrupted
audio data in both
directions (double
talk/ speech activity
~100%).
151
Corresponding
RTT field
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Target Value
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
Echo path delay MGW_Echo_Pat < 50 ms

h_Delay
0 - 64 ms
62 ms
NA
Echo return loss MGW_Echo_Re

(echo path loss) turn_Loss
0 - 66 dB
NA
NA
NA
15 66 dB
MGW_Egress_B NA
it_Rate
Reference
Notes
A predelay may
be needed in EC.
Predelay must no
be higher than
the lowest echo
path delay.
Echo path model

stable enough and
Expected_ERLE >
4 dB and
Achieved_ERLE >
0 dB and
Achieved_ERLE <
Expected_ERLE +
2 dB and ERL < 46
dB and 0.25 ms <
Echo_path_delay <
63.75 ms
P.561,
P.562
If target value of 50
ms exceeded, there
may be audible
echo in PSTNPSTN calls without
ECs (see G.131). If
limit value is
exceeded, EC may
not cancel echo sufficiently. Range is
99 - 163 ms when
EC Predelay is set
to 99 ms. If measurement is unreliable, there's no
echo or echo path
delay exceeds EC's
echo path capacity.
Only reliable measurement is valid.
6 dB
Faulty 2-4 wire

hybrid should be
indicated to
PSTN operator
Echo path model

stable enough and
Expected_ERLE >
4 dB and
Achieved_ERLE >
0 dB and
Achieved_ERLE <
Expected_ERLE +
2 dB and ERL < 46
dB
P.561,
P.562,
G.168
G.168 EC supports
up to 6 dB ERL.
However NSN EC
works up to 0 dB
ERL. If ERL shows
a high value (>60
dB), either there's
no echo or echo
delay is not within
echo cancellation
window (high
double talk value
may indicate this).
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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Measurement range
Egress bit rate
Corresponding
RTT field
152
Parameter
Corresponding
RTT field
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Measurement range
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
Expected ERLE MGW_Expected

_Erle
> 15 dB
0...30 dB
NA
NA
NA
Flat noise level

(3 KHz)
MGW_Flat_Nois
e_Level
< -45 dBm0
-78...+6 dBm0
-20
dBm0
NA
Frequency
Offset
MGW_Frequenc
y_Offset
-50 50 ppm
-10exp6...10exp6 ppm
1000
ppm
Ingress bit rate
MGW_Ingress_
Bit_Rate
NA
NA
Inter-arrival
jitter
MGW_Inter_Arri
val_Jitter
< 20 ms (IP), <

3 ms (ATM)
Invalid packets
MGW_Invalid_P
ackets
NA
Reference
Notes
Expected_ERLE >
4 dB and
Achieved_ERLE >
0 dB and
Achieved_ERLE <
Expected_ERLE +
2 dB and ERL < 46
dB
NA
In case of background noise or no

echo, value can be
close to zero. Only
reliable measurement is valid.
Activate Noise
Suppression
At least 60 seconds
of noise
P.561,
P.562,
RFC3611
Target value may

not be achievable in
mobile environment.
-1000
ppm
There is clock
skew or drift
between source
and receiver. E2E
hierarchical
synch should be
verified. For Mb
access, SIP terminals should
have more
accurate clocks.
1000 or more
packets received
and elapsed time at
least 100 seconds
G.1020,
G.703,
G.711
Target value is
based on
G.703/G.711. For a
codec having DTX
disabled, limit value
causes jitter buffer
under or overflow at
a rate of 10exp-3
which equals the
limit of packet loss
ratio in Y.1541.
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
0 - 250 ms
50 ms
(IP), 15
ms
(ATM)
NA
10 or more packets
Increasing trend
over multiple calls received
may indicate congestion on IP link.
Admistrative
actions recommended.
RFC3550
Changes in jitter
trend over multiple
calls showing short
term jitter variation
over a route.
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Number of invalid
received RTP
packets.
NA
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Target Value
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Target Value
Measurement range
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
Link FER
MGW_Link_FE
R
< 0.1%
(access), <
0.1% (backbone)
0 - 100%
6%
(access
), 3%
(backbone)
NA
In case of packet
transmission,
admistrative
actions recommended (more
transmission
capacity, traffic
prioritization,
etc). In case of
late packet loss,
jitter should be
minimized or jitter
buffer target fill
setting should be
increased
Lost Frames
MGW_Lost_Fra
mes
NA
NA
NA
NA
MOS-NB
MGW_MOS_Nb
> 3.6 (access),

> 3.9 (backbone)
1...5
NA
2.6
(acces
s), 3.5
(backbone)
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Notes
NA
Y.1541,
3GPP TS
22.105
Link FER is ratio of

lost and received
bad frames from the
previous link. In
case of Nb backbone, radio FER
from the preceding
radio access link is
excluded. In 3G
radio access,
however, corrupted
radio frames may
be included into link
FER.
NA
NA
NA
Number of lost or
discarded frames
by the jitter buffer.
Absolute number of
lost frames is a
meaningless figure.
Packet loss ratio or
link FER is a better
metric.
Quality of radio
access network
should be verified. There may
be too much radio
interference or
coverage is not
good enough. In
case of BB or
VoIP access,
reason for
cell/packet loss
should be verified
(see above).
Call duration at
least 15 seconds
and 400 or more
packets received.
P.564,
P.862.1
Values based on
FER limits with EFR
or AMR 12.2 kbps.
Values will be
slightly different for
other codecs
having the same
FER limits.
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Corresponding
RTT field
154
Parameter
Corresponding
RTT field
MOS-WB
Target Value
Id:0900d8058077e8cb
Measurement range
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
MGW_MOS_Wb > 3.4 (access),

> 3.7 (backbone)
1...5
NA
2.4
(acces
s), 3.3
(backbone)
Quality of radio
access network
be too much radio
interference or
coverage is not
good enough. In
case of BB or
VoIP access,
reason for
cell/packet loss
should be verified
(see above).
Noise level
(Psophometric
weighted)
MGW_Noise_Le
vel
< -50 dBm0
-78...+6 dBm0
-25
dBm0
NA
Out of order IP
packets
MGW_Out_Of_
Order_Packets
0 - 2exp16
NA
NA
Reference
Notes
Call duration at
least 15 seconds
and 400 or more
packets received.
P.564,
P.862.2
Values based on
FER limits with
AMR-WB 12.65
kbps. Values will be
slightly lower for
other bitrates with
the same FER
limits.
Activate Noise
Suppression
At least 60 seconds
of noise
P.561,
P.562
Target value may

not be achievable in
mobile environment.
NA
NA
P.561,
P.562,
Y.1540,
Y.1541
Out of order
packets may cause
late packet loss
which is seen IP
packet loss ratio
value. Y.1541 limit
value for packet
reordering ratio for
QoS classes 6 and
7 is 10exp-6.
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Target Value
Measurement range
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
Packet loss
ratio
MGW_Packet_L
oss_Ratio
< 0.1% (IP)
0 - 100%
3% (IP)
NA
Admistrative
actions recommended (more
transmission
capacity, traffic
prioritization,
etc). In case of
late packet loss,
jitter should be
minimized or jitter
buffer target fill
setting should be
increased
Peak-to-peak
jitter (range
IPDV)
MGW_Peak_To
_Peak_Jitter
< 40 ms (IP), <

6 ms (ATM)
NA
Admistrative
actions recommended to lower
jitter (more transmission capacity,
traffic prioritization, etc).
< 0% (ATM)
0.1%
(ATM)
0 - 250 ms
100 ms
(IP), 30
ms
(ATM)
Reference
Notes
NA
P.561,
P.562,
RFC3611
, Y.1540,
Y.1541,
I.356
3GPP TS 22.105
recommends
maximum e2e FER
of 3%. Maximum
FER of 1% can be
allocated for BB,
when 2% FER is
allocated for radio
interfaces. Y.1541
recommends a
more stringent
value of 0.1%. Cell
loss ratio for ATM
interface can not
been calculated
precisely because
only discarded cells
lost by the jitter
buffer are recognized.
2 or more packets
received
RFC3432
Possible wander/clock drift or IP

route changes have
been filtered out.
Otherwise value is
in the same range
as quantile jitter.
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Parameter
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Corresponding
RTT field
Quantile jitter
(quantile based
IP/cell delay
variation)
R value
Target Value
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
MGW_Quantile_ < 20 ms (IP), <

Jitter
3 ms (ATM)
0 - 250 ms
50 ms
(IP), 15
ms
(ATM)
NA
Admistrative
actions recommended to lower
jitter (more transmission capacity,
traffic prioritization, etc).
MGW_R_Value
6.5...100 (narrow
band), 8.4...129 (wide
band)
NA
50
(narrow
band),
60
(wide
band)
Quality of radio
access network
be too much radio
interference or
coverage is not
good enough. In
case of BB or
VoIP access,
reason for
cell/packet loss
should be verified
(see above).
> 70 (narrow
band), > 85
(wide band)
Reference
Notes
1000 or more
packets received
Y.1540,
Y1541.
P.1010,
I.356
Recommended
jitter measure. Jitter
buffer target fill
setting should be
quantile jitter value
or higher (time
offset should be
below 20 ms).
Possible clock
skew/drift or IP
route changes are
seen in quantile
jitter value (time
offset has the same
or higher value). In
this case peak-topeak jitter may be
better indication of
jitter. ATM target
values are based on
I.356 which recommends more stringent quantile limits
than in Y.1541 for
IP.
Call duration at
least 15 seconds
and 400 or more
packets received.
G.107
Target and limit

values for narrow
band codecs are
based G.107. For
AMR-WB, values
are based on FER
limits and MOS-WB
values.
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Measurement range
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Target Value
Measurement range
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
Saturation
clipping
MGW_Saturatio
n_Clipping
< 1%
0 - 100%
10%
NA
Set constant gain

of ALC to lower
value if set.
Speech activity
factor
(egress/ingress
)
MGW_Speech_
Activity_Factor_
Egr
< 90%
0 - 100%
99%
NA
Synch losts
BTS
MGW_Synch_L
osts_Bts
NA
NA
NA
Synch losts TC
MGW_Synch_L
osts_Tc
NA
NA
NA
Reference
Notes
NA
P.561,
P.562
Clipping occurs in
preceding node
(e.g. in microphone
of terminal) if no
constant gain is
used. Very high
value may indicate
corrupted audio
data (faulty channel).
Check if there is a
faulty channel
(e.g. HW fault).
NA
P.561,
P.562
Zero or low activity

may indicate muted
call. Very high value
may indicate corrupted audio data
(faulty channel).
NA
NA
NA
3GPP
Applicable only to
TS48.061 AMR-HR on aterinterface. Counter
increments when
BTS has lost DL
TRAU frame synchronization for
over 1 second. This
may result in call
release by BSC.
NA
NA
NA
3GPP
TS48.060
,
TS48.061
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increments when
transcoder in MGW
has lost UL TRAU
frame synchronization for over 1
second. This may
result in call release
by BSC.
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Corresponding
RTT field
158
Parameter
Target Value
Measurement range
Upper
limit
Lower
limit
Action when
limit exceeded
Time Offset
MGW_Time_Off
set
NA
-2exp15...2exp15 ms
NA
NA
There is clock
skew or drift
between source
and receiver. E2E
hierarchical
synch should be
verified. For Mb
access, SIP terminals should
have more
accurate clocks.
Total Frame
Count
MGW_Total_Fra NA
me_Count
NA
NA
NA
Total FER
MGW_Total_Fer < 1% (access),

< 1% (backbone)
0 - 100%
6%
(access
), 6%
(backbone)
NA
Id:0900d8058077e8cb
Corresponding
RTT field
7.1
Reference
Notes
1000 or more
packets received
G.1020
Absolute time offset

value is meaningless figure without
call duration information. Therefore
frequency offset is a
better metric.
NA
NA
NA
Total number of
received frames.
Quality of radio
access network
be too much radio
interference or
coverage is not
good enough. In
case of BB or
VoIP access,
reason for
cell/packet loss
should be verified
(see above).
NA
3GPP TS
22.105
Total FER = Radio

FER + Link FER.
NSN WCDMA radio
interface generates
intentionally 1%
radio FER/BLER for
AMR to guarantee
capacity. In Ue-toUe call there's 1%
FER margin for BB
to keep e2e FER
below 3% limit of
22.105.
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Achieved ERLE
For information on other measurements, see table Measurement descriptions.

159
The Echo Cancellation (EC) algorithm calculates two slowly varying estimates for the operation of the non-linear processing:
expected attenuation of the adaptive filters (Expected ERLE) and achieved attenuation of the adaptive filters (Achieved
ERLE).The difference of these two terms gives the non-linear echo present in the system, which cannot be cancelled by the
adaptive filter. If echo is not cancelled properly, possible non-linearities in the echo path can be verified by monitoring these
parameters.
7.2
Active speech level

The active speech level parameter is calculated both before and after the level control
execution to get information about the operation of the automatic level control (ALC).
The active speech level is the root mean square of the speech spurt amplitudes
expressed in dBm. The active speech level is the speech level averaged over speech
spurt intervals including any hangover time and does not include measurements during
conversational pauses. Active speech level can thus be calculated from the speech
frames for which the voice activity detector (VAD) decision is positive, both before and
after the ALC execution. Positive VAD decision frames are acquired using the VAD algorithm of the ALC. ITU-T P.561 mentions that an accurate speech level estimation
requires at least 20 seconds of speech.
7.3
Bad frame
Number of bad frames. The following frame types are classified as bad frames:
Frame type
Description
sp_bad
sid_bad
A bad SID frame.
no_data

sp_degr

frames only.
sid_unrel

word.
sp_lost
7.4
Double talk
Double talk is a condition whereby, for whatever reason, one conversant in a telephone
connection starts talking before the other has finished. This is a naturally occurring phenomenon where one participant wishes to interrupt the flow of speech from the other,
but occurs more frequently the greater the propagation time of the connection becomes.
Monitoring the occurrence of double talk provides a useful indicator linked to customer
perception of performance. The amount of double talk is calculated as a percentage of
the measurement interval at the ALC module by comparing the VAD decision flags of
both directions. It should be noted that the measured double talk percentage differs from
the double talk experienced by both parties in the conversation due to the delay between
the user equipment and measurement point. Therefore the double talk measured at
MGW is roughly an average of the double talk experienced by the separate ends.
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Echo path delay

Echo path delay is the delay from the receive-out port to the send-in port of echo canceller (EC) due to the delays inherent in the echo path transmission facilities. A typical
echo path is given in the figure below. The value tr represents pure delay and te represents echo path delay.
te
h(t)
tp
tr
tdis
td
64ms
Figure 1
tr = Pure delay
te = Echo path delay
tdis = Echo dispersion time
tp = Pre-delay
Echo path delay
Echo path delay, as specified in recommendation P.561, is the value from the reference
point of measurement to the peak absolute amplitude of the time domain impulse
response of the echo path. Note that this is not the same value (td) that is presented for
echo path delay in the ITU-T recommendation G.168. Echo dispersion time tdis and predelay tp are also presented.
In the EC User Plane Processing in MGW algorithm, H register (echo path impulse
response model of EC) has 64 ms of echo path capacity (between dashed lines in the
picture). In normal network conditions, the echo path delay is shorter than 64 ms and
the last elements of the H register contain comparatively less power than the total power
of the filter.
To calculate the actual echo path delay te, it is sufficient that the maximum absolute
value of the register H is searched. The echo path delay te, is then tp + y/8 ms, where y
is the index of the maximum value of the register H. Certain additional rules are used in
the calculations to make the measurement more reliable. For noise frames, for example,
a simple maximum search might give incorrect results.
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7.6
Echo return loss (echo path loss)

Echo canceller's adaptive filter is trying to model the echo path and generating the echo
estimate from the receive in signal. The H register of the filter keeps the impulse
response model for the echo path. After the adaptive filter converges, the H register of
the filter can be used to estimate ERL.
7.7
Egress bit rate

Egress bit rate is the bit rate of the codec currently in use in the egress direction (from
an internal interface of the termination towards an external interface). In case of multicodec termination, bit rate of last used codec is used. The possible bit rate values for
the AMR-NB codec are presented in the table below.
Bit rates for the AMR-NB speech codec (bits/s):
12200
10200
7950
7400
6700
5900
5150
4750
The possible bit rate values for the AMR-WB codec are presented in the table below.
23850
23050
19850
18250
15850
14250
12650
8850
6600
Bit rates for the AMR-WB speech codec (bits/s):
Value 12200 bits/s is used with the EFR codec.

Value 13000 bits/s is used with the FR codec.
Values 5300 and 6300 bits/s are used with the G.723.1 codec.
Value 64000 bits/s is used with the G.711 codec.
Value 8000 bits/s is used with the G.729 codec.
Values 15200 and 13330 bits/s are used with the iLBC codec.
The possible bit rate values for CS data application are presented in the table below.
The bit rates for CS data (bits/s):
14400
28800
57600
32000
56000
64000
At the Ater interface, the submultiplexing bit rate is used here instead of the codec net
bit rate, which is presented separately in the TRAU measurement group.
The possible ingress/egress bit rates are: 16000 bits/ s, 32000 bits/s and 64000 bits/s.
7.8
Expected ERLE
EC algorithm calculates two slowly varying estimates for the operation of the non-linear
processing: expected attenuation of the adaptive filters (Expected ERLE) and achieved
attenuation of the adaptive filters (Achieved ERLE). The difference of these two terms
gives the non-linear echo present in the system, which cannot be cancelled by the
adaptive filter. If echo is not cancelled properly, possible non-linearities in the echo path
can be verified by monitoring these parameters.
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Flat noise level

The 3 kHz flat noise level is also measured after the ALC execution and very similarly
to the psophometric noise level. The psophometric weighting is only changed to flat
weighting. Flat noise level can be used with psophometric noise level to determine the
spectral content of the noise in the circuit.
7.10
Frequency Offset
Frequency offset is a relative frequency offset between the source and receiver clocks
and it is defined in G.1020.
7.11
Ingress bit rate

Ingress bit rate is the bit rate of the codec currently in use in the ingress direction (from
an external interface of the termination towards an internal interface). In case of multicodec termination, bit rate of last used codec is used. For information on bit rates for
Ingress bit rate, see Egress bit rate.
7.12
Inter-arrival jitter
Inter-Arrival Jitter (RTP/RTCP-jitter) is calculated according to the principles in
RFC3550. Inter-Arrival Jitter is a smoothed estimate of the delay variance of successive
RTP packets. The packet delay variation (PDV) for a time instant (i) is calculated for two
consecutive packets.
As a wall clock time is not available in RTP packets, the PDV for packet (i) is calculated
from relative transit times: For ATM streams, the DSP internal reference clock is used
for the calculation of PDV: Finally, the Inter-Arrival Jitter is a smoothed estimate of PDV:
Inter-Arrival Jitter is a short term jitter that can control jitter buffer adaptation, for
example. It may not be suitable for jitter statistics, since a peak delay variation fades out
rapidly, and therefore it represents the jitter of the few last packets only, not the jitter of
the entire connection. However, the Inter-Arrival Jitter is usable for momentary jitter calculations. For example, short term changes in jitter behavior over a link can be monitored because multiple contexts are typically released at every moment on high speed
links. Inter-Arrival Jitter ranges from 0 ms to 250 ms at 1 ms resolution. Values of over
250 ms are indicated as >250 ms.
7.13
Invalid packets
A wrong payload in RTP Packet, or Comfort Noise is used even when it is not negotiated. This may indicate silent calls or bad quality (for example, Comfort Noise is not
approved or one direction is muted).
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7.14
Packet loss ratio

IP packet loss ratio (PLR), as defined in, is the ratio of total lost IP packet outcomes to
total transmitted IP packets in a population of interest. It is expressed in %.
7.15
Link FER
Link FER is calculated as given below.
FER(%) = (link_bad_frames)*100/(total_number_of_received_frames))
The following frame types are classified as bad frames in FER calculation:
sp_bad
bit errors in the radio interface. Part of the speech frame is utilized in
sid_bad
A bad SID frame.
no_data

No_data frame with payload on the Nb interface is omitted in the FER
calculation, because it represents speech bad due to radio frame from
the preceding Iu interface.
sp_degr A

frames only.
sid_unrel

word.
sp_lost
The following frame types are classified as good frames in FER calculation
sp_good
A good speech frame.
sid_first
A good SID first frame.
sid_update
A good SID update frame.
onset
An onset frame is a TRAU frame with no valid data that precedes a

speech frame. Onset flag is transmitted in AMR TRAU frames only.
For more information, see Nokia Siemens Networks Multimedia Gateway Rel. U4.2
User Plane Processing in MGW, DN04113287, Issue 7-0.
7.16
Lost Frames
This is a packet that has not been sent to Iu/Nb or a packet that has been discarded by
the jitter buffer. Also, no_data occurrence which is not preceded by a SID frame.
The cause of such a packet can be a totally lost frame or a frame discarded by the jitter
buffer. In case of GSM_FR/GSM_HR, the cause of such a packet can be a TFO frame
with BFI bad that has been silently discarded.
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MOS-NB
MOS score predicted for narrowband codecs using the methods presented in P.564.
MOS-NB is predicted with separate models for radio and non radio interfaces for each
codec and codec mode.
Prediction is based on the following processes.
1. Induce packet loss and radio impairments on speech samples (FER for each sample
known or calculated)
2. Calculate objective MOS scores (P.862.2) for the impaired speech samples
3. Calculate a model to predict P.862.2 scores from FER
In Traffica, the MOS-NB scores are based on the measured FER from the network.
MOS-NB scores are obtained by using the calculated model to map FER to MOS-NB.
7.18
MOS-WB
MOS score predicted for wideband codecs using the methods presented in P.564.
MOS-WB is prediceted with separate models for radio and non radio interfaces for each
codec and codec mode. In Traffica, the MOS-WB scores are based on the measured
FER from the network. MOS-WB scores are obtained by using the calculated model to
map FER to MOS-WB.
7.19
Noise level (Psophometric weighted)

The psophometric weighted noise level is calculated by the average root mean square
values of the psophometric weighted noise amplitudes and it is expressed in dBm0. Calculations are done after the ALC execution. Noise only frames can be detected from
negative VAD decisions in the ALC module. The calculations on the noisy speech
frames are performed after the psophometric weighting is done. The measurement
interval for noise level should be at least one minute (ITU-T P.561). The same value is
used for the flat noise level measurement.
7.20
Out of order IP packets

The number of IP-packets that are out of order. This counter counts all packets received
in wrong order, whether order is corrected or not.
7.21
Peak-to-peak jitter (range IPDV)

Peak to Peak Jitter is the maximum difference in the delays of two sequential packets
within a single call. NSN Rel-4 MGW provides a configurable jitter buffer target fill to
compensate for the jitter caused by the backbone. The jitter buffer size is a trade-off
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between the delay and packet loss, i.e. a small jitter buffer decreases the end-to-end
delay but increases the packet loss and vice versa.
7.22
Quantile jitter (quantile based IP/cell delay variation)

Quantile Jitter is calculated according to the principles of Y.1540 and Y.1541. Quantile
based jitter is a method for summarizing the delay variation of multiple packets by selecting upper and lower quantiles of the delay variation distribution, and then measuring the
distance between those quantiles.
7.23
R value
ITU-T Specification G.107 E-Model is a useful tool to estimate the combined effects of
various transmission parameters. E-Model is recommended as the transmission
planning tool.
Transmission planning using the E-Model, provides a prediction of the expected quality,
as perceived by the user, for an investigated connection. The final result of any calculation with the E-Model is the E-Model Rating R.
The E-Model Rating R can be transformed into other quality measures, which are used
in transmission planning, such as Mean Opinion Score (MOS). The E-Model Rating R
can be converted to the following quality measures.
Subjective MOS listening speech quality calculated by a "Subjective Test" according to Recommendation P.800
Objective MOS measured listening speech quality, typically Recommendation
P.862/P.862.1/P.862.2.
Predicted MOS estimated conversational quality, recommendation G.107.
7.24
Saturation clipping
Saturation clipping is used to detect sample values that were too large for the current
digital system and were clipped as a result and may be heard as a distortion. Calculations are done before the ALC execution if adaptive gain mode or negative constant gain
is used and after ALC execution if constant positive gain is used. Each frame of 160
samples is considered clipped only if there are at least 20 clipped samples in the frame.
Finally the clipping percentage is calculated according to clipped frames.
7.25
Speech activity factor (egress/ingress)

The speech activity factor is calculated in egress/ingress direction by dividing the
number of frames with positive VAD decision with the total frame count. The result is
rounded to the nearest integer.
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Synch losts BTS

Number of synch lost situations on downlink ater/abis with AMR-HR. Synch lost counter
is incremented when 50 successive AMR-HR frames - with a downlink framing error
(DFE) flag set - have been received from the BTS. Counter is reset whenever a single
frame without the DFE flag has been received. This simulates a situation when the BTS
sends a remote TC failure to the BSC. Counter value is NA if a codec other than AMRHR is in use.
7.27
Synch losts TC
Number of synch lost situations on uplink ater/abis. Synch lost counter is incremented
when 50 successive TRAU frames - with an uplink framing error (UFE) flag set - have
been sent towards the BTS (in case of FR, sync los counter is incremented once urgent
alarm pattern sending has been started). The counter is reset whenever three consecutive frames without the UFE flag have been sent. This simulates a situation when the
BTS sends a remote TC failure to the BSC. If HSCSD is in use, the synch lost counter
is also incremented if the number of the used HSCSD sub-channels decreases. Synch
lost counter is not incremented again until synch is found again and then lost again.
7.28
Time Offset
Time offset is a long-term timing variation in received packets that may eventually cause
jitter buffer overflows or underflows. This is typically due to a clock frequency offset
(clock skew) between the source and the receiver. A positive time offset value means
that the average packet transmission interval is shorter at the source than expected at
the receiver, i.e. the source clock has a higher frequency than the receiver clock. A high
time offset value indicates a clock skew between the source and the receiver, and may
have a negative impact on voice quality, especially when DTX is not used (wander compensations cannot solely be done during speech pauses).
7.29
Total FER
Total FER is calculated as given below.
FER(%) = (bad_frames)*100/(total_number_of_received_frames))
The following frame types are classified as bad frames in FER calculation:
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sid_bad
A bad SID frame.
no_data

with CRC errors are also handled as no_data in the decoder. No_data
frame with payload on the Nb interface is omitted in the FER calculation,
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because it represents speech bad due to radio frame from the preceding Iu interface.
sp_degr

frames only.
sid_unrel

word.
sp_lost
7.30
Total Frame Count

Total number of received frames.
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8 Measurement validity
The following table provides information about interfaces and the corresponding available user plane measurements. The interface type is available in field
MGW_Service_Type in each report type.
Iu
over
ATM
Iu
over
IP
Nb
over
ATM
Nb
over
IP
Nb
over
TDM
Mb
over
IP
A
over
TDM
PST
N
over
TDM
Nb
over
SIP-I
Ater
over
TDM
A
over
IP
I
n
g
r.
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r.
E
g
r.
x
Active
speec
h level
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
x
E
g
r.
x
Bad
Frame
Doubl
e talk
x
x
E
g
r.
x
x
x
Echo
path
delay
Echo
return
loss
Ec
Status
x
x
Egres
s bit
rate
E
g
r.
x
x
x
x
x
Expec
ted
ERLE
x
Flat
noise
level
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Achie
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Frequenc
y
offset
Ingres
s bit
rate
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g
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Iu
over
ATM
Iu
over
IP
Nb
over
ATM
Nb
over
IP
Nb
over
TDM
Mb
over
IP
A
over
TDM
PST
N
over
TDM
Nb
over
SIP-I
Ater
over
TDM
A
over
IP
I
n
g
r.
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
Invalid x
packet
s
x
IP
packet
loss
ratio
Interarrival
Jitter
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
Link
FER
Lost
frame
s
MOSNB
MOSWB
E
g
r.
Last
used
codec
Noise
level
Quanti x
le jitter
Rvalue
Saturation
clippin
g
Table 1
x
x
E
g
r.
Out of x
order
IP
packet
s
Peaktopeak
jitter
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g
r.
x
x
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h
activit
y
factor
ingres
s
Iu
over
ATM
Iu
over
IP
Nb
over
ATM
Nb
over
IP
Nb
over
TDM
Mb
over
IP
A
over
TDM
PST
N
over
TDM
Nb
over
SIP-I
Ater
over
TDM
A
over
IP
I
n
g
r.
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r
I
n
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
Speec
h
activit
y
factor
egres
s
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
E
g
r.
Synch
losts
TC
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g
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Synch
losts
BTS
TFO
Status
Time
Offset
Total
FER
TRFO
status
Total
frame
count
Used
codec
s
Table 1
E
g
r.
x
x
x
x
Measurement validity (Cont.)
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Appendix Configuring PRFILE parameters
A Appendix Configuring PRFILE parameters

PRFILE parameters are needed in MGW for each report type (IP/ATM/TDM). The correspoding PRFILE parameters are the following:
MGW_IP_RTT: 002:1643
MGW_TDM_RTT 002:1644
MGW_ATM_RTT 002:1645
By default the parameters are set to value 1. If the PRFILE parameter value is 1 for a
report type, the report is sent from MGW to Nelmon. If the PRFILE parameter value is 0
for a report type, that report is not supported by MGW. Nelmon informs Traffica of this
by using report flags in the Heartbeat Reply message.
PRFILE parameters can be interrogated with the ZWOI MML command, and the values
modified with the ZWOC MML command.
PRFILE parameters can be used in MGW for example in an overload situation, or if the
user is interested only in certain report types.
g If changes are made in PRFILE parameters in the MGW while measurements are
on, the measurements must be stopped and activated again in Nelmon before the
PRFILE parameter changes take effect.
Measurement activation in Nelmon
Measurement activation in Nelmon is done from Nelmon HTTP UI. For more information, see Nokia Siemens Networks Multimedia Gateway U4.2 Nelmon User Guide,
DN0931489, Issue 1-0.
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B Appendix
Possible
MGW_H248_Error
values
for
0 = No error
1 = Normal Release
2 = Unavailable Resources
3 = Failure, Temporary
4 = Failure, Permanent
5 = Interworking Error
6 = Unsupported
400 = Syntax error in message
401 = Protocol Error
402 = Unauthorized
403 = Syntax Error in TransactionRequest
406 = Version Not Supported
410 = Incorrect identifier
411 = The transaction refers to an unknown ContextId
412 = No ContextIDs available
421 = Unknown action or illegal combination of actions
422 = Syntax Error in Action
430 = Unknown TerminationID
431 = No TerminationID matched a wildcard
432 = Out of TerminationIDs or No TerminationID available
433 = TerminationID is already in a Context
434 = Max number of Terminations in a Context exceeded
435 = Termination ID is not in specified Context
440 = Unsupported or unknown Package
441 = Missing Remote or Local Descriptor
442 = Syntax Error in Command
443 = Unsupported or Unknown Command
444 = Unsupported or Unknown Descriptor
445 = Unsupported or Unknown Property
446 = Unsupported or Unknown Parameter
447 = Descriptor not legal in this command
448 = Descriptor appears twice in a command
449 = Unsupported or Unknown Parameter or Property Value
450 = No such property in this package
451 = No such event in this package
452 = No such signal in this package
453 = No such statistic in this package
454 = No such parameter value in this package
455 = Property illegal in this Descriptor
456 = Property appears twice in this Descriptor
457 = Missing parameter in signal or event
460 = Unable to set statistic on stream
471 = Implied Add for Multiplex failure
500 = Internal software failure in the MG
501 = Not Implemented
502 = Not ready
503 = Service Unavailable
504 = Command Received from unauthorized entity
505 = Transaction Request Received before a ServiceChange Reply has been received
506 = Number of TransactionPendings Exceeded
510 = Insufficient resources
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512 = Media Gateway unequipped to detect requested Event

513 = Media Gateway unequipped to generate requested Signals
514 = Media Gateway cannot send the specified announcement
515 = Unsupported Media Type
517 = Unsupported or invalid mode
518 = Event buffer full
519 = Out of space to store digit map
520 = Digit Map undefined in the MG
521 = Termination is "Service Changeing"
522 = Functionality Requested in Topology Triple Not Supported
526 = Insufficient bandwidth
529 = Internal hardware failure in MG
530 = Temporary Network failure
531 = Permanent Network failure
532 = Audited Property, Statistic, Event or Signal does not exist
533 = Response exceeds maximum transport PDU size
534 = Illegal write or read only property
542 = Command not allowed on this termination
581 = Does Not Exist
540 = Unexpected initial hook state
600 = Illegal syntax
601 = Unknown segment ID
602 = Variable type not supported
603 = Variable subtype not supported
604 = Invalid variable name
605 = Variable value out of range
606 = Inconsistent variable specification
607 = Extra sequence data
608 = Missing sequence data
609 = Mismatch between play specification and provisioned data
610 = Delete audio error
611 = Unable to record temporary audio
612 = Unable to delete temporary audio
613 = Unable to record persistent audio
614 = Unable to delete persistent audio
615 = Unable to override non-existent segment id
616 = Unable to remove override from non-existent segment id
617 = Provisioning error
618 = Hardware failure
619 = Unspecified failure
620 = No digits
621 = No speech
622 = Spoke too long
623 = Digit map not matched
624 = Max attempts exceeded
625 = No free segment ids
626 = Required parameter not set
627 = Inconsistent parameter set
628 = Value out of range
629 = Invalid offset
630 = Invalid digit map
801 = Insufficien trace resources
900 = Service Restored
901 = Cold Boot
902 = Warm Boot
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904 = Termination malfunctioning
905 = Termination taken out of service
906 = Loss of lower layer connectivity
907 = Transmission Failure
908 = MG Impending Failure
909 = MGC Impending Failure
910 = Media Capability Failure
911 = Modem Capability Failure
912 = Mux Capability Failure
913 = Signal Capability Failure
914 = Event Capability Failure
915 = State Loss
916 = Packages Change
917 = Capabilities Change
918 = Cancel Gracful
919 = Warm Failover
920 = Cold Failover
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Report Identification\MOS WB Reliable Measurement\User Plane Interface

Traffica Reference Guide for MGW Direct Interface

Traffica Reference Guide for MGW Direct Interface

Report Identification\Peak to Peak Jitter Reliable Measurement\User Plane

Traffica Reference Guide for MGW Direct Interface

Traffica Reference Guide for MGW Direct Interface

Report Identification\Total FER Reliable Measurement\Backbone Identification\Counter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

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Real time Graphs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Open node definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105

RTT field descriptions . . . . . . . . . . .

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Flat noise level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163

Measurement validity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169

Appendix Configuring PRFILE parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172

Appendix Possible values for MGW_H248_Error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173

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Echo path delay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161

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Measurement validity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169

Traffica Reference Guide for MGW Direct Interface

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Terms and abbreviations

Automatic Level control

Adaptive Multi-Rate Narrow Band speech codec

Adaptive Multi-Rate Wide Band speech codec

Interface between 2G Base Station Controller and 2G Transcoder Unit.

Asynchronous Transfer Mode

Cyclic Redundancy Code/Check

Digital Signal Processor

Dual Tone Multi Frequency

GSM Enhanced Full Rate speech coder

Echo Return Loss

Frame Erasure Ratio

GSM Full Rate speech codec

High Speed Circuit Switched Data

Internet Low Bit Rate Codec