1. Application Description
1) Service Description
A performance counter defines the measurement items of a measurement object and can be used for network performance assessment, network optimization, and fault detection.
The following concepts help you better understand a performance counter:
- Object type: (also called measurement object) a physical entity or logical entity, such as radio cell, RNC, and Iu interface.
- Function set: a set of multiple function subsets with the same attributes, for example, the function set HHO-related measurement items consists of two function subsets: hard handover measurement <RNC> and hard handover measurement <cell>.
- Function subset: (also called measurement unit), a set of measurement counters with the same attribute, for example: the function subset of Ethernet port measurement refers to statistics of different types of traffic over an Ethernet port.
- Counter: (also counter timer), data that must be collected for a measurement, such as number of requests and service traffic.
- The following figure shows the relationship between the object type, function set, function subset, and counter.
2) Documentation Description
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If you deploy a GSM network, see BSC6900 GSM Performance Counter Reference and BSC6910 GSM Performance Counter Reference.
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If you deploy a UMTS network, see BSC6900 UMTS Performance Counter Reference and BSC6910 UMTS Performance Counter Reference.
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If you deploy a GSM+UMTS (GU) network, see BSC6900 GU Performance Counter Reference and BSC6910 GU Performance Counter Reference.
2.Highlights
3.Reference Documents
This post was last edited by Elaine at 2016-03-31 15:47. |