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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MOD IUBLINK
CELLNAME
CFRPHEM1 CFRPHEM2 CFRPHEM3 ICDS TN ATMPORT
S
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Iub_3011
3011-1/2/3
1111111 L000000 1000000 1111 AI MS-25-1
MS-26-1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------RNC01> h str
*******************************************************
str[12ft] [<csvfile>] [<filter-options>]
[ | <unix cmds>]
*******************************************************
Print status of the IubLinks/AbisLinks and their associated Cells and Channels (
RNC/BSC only).
The command has two syntaxes, depending on the type of node.
a) CDMA BSC: str [ | <unixCommand>]
**********************************
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SITE
C1 C2 C3 ABIS BACKHAUL
ATMPORTS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------96
11 11 11 11
RBS1_Backhaul
BHRBS1_Backhaul_BHSBack
haulSpan_1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The states of the channels are shown for each cell, as well as the states of the
AbisCommon and AbisDedicated.
The MO-id of the backhaul and the atmports are also shown for each site.
State abbreviation: L means Locked, 0 means Disabled, and 1 means Enabled.
b) UTRAN RNC: str[12ft] [<csvfile>] [<filter-options>]
[ | <unix cmds>]
*************************************************
To see the state of all or part of the cells/iubs/channels in the node, one line
per site.
The filter options (-m, -s, -i, -c, -g, -t) allow to get states on only part of
the sites/cells, in order to speed up the output.
Example:
>> str -m 7,8,9
---> print states only for modules 7, 8, and 9

>> str -s ms,es-1

---> print states
>> str -i 9012
---> print states
cells
>> str -c 90121,90131 ---> print states
121 and 90131
>> str -g clusterNorth ---> print states
ined in the MO group "clusterNorth"
>> str -t a
---> print states
>> str -t i
---> print states
>> str -t ai
---> print states

only for subracks ms and es-1

only for iublink 9012 and its connected
only for the sites connected to cell 90
only for the iublinks or utrancells def
only for ATM-based iublinks
only for IP-based iublinks
for dual stack iublinks

There are four possible output formats:

The "str" printout uses an abbreviated naming of the cells where it is assumed t
hat the last digit is identifying the sector.
For networks where the sector is not identified by the last digit, it can be han
dy to use "str1" or "str2" since the whole cell name will then be shown for each
sector.
The "strt" command shows the AtmPorts used by each site.
- str
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MOD IUBLINK
CELLNAME
CFRPHEM1 CFRPHEM2 CFRPHEM3 ICDS TN
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Iub_3011
3011-1/2/3
1111111 L000000 1000000 1111 AI
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- strt
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MOD IUBLINK
CELLNAME
CFRPHEM1 CFRPHEM2 CFRPHEM3 ICDS TN ATMPORT
S
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Iub_3011
3011-1/2/3
1111111 L000000 1000000 1111 AI MS-25-1
MS-26-1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- str1
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MOD IUBLINK
CELLNAMES
CFRPHEM1 CFRPHEM2 CFRPHEM3 ICDS
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Iub_3011
30111
30112 30113 1111111 L000000 1000000 1111
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- str2
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MOD IUBLINK
ICDS CELL1
CFRPHEM CELL2
CFRPHEM CELL3
C
FRPHEM
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Iub_3011
1111 30111
1111111 30112
1111111 30113
1
111111
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

MOD: this the RNC module that the site is defined in.
IUBLINK: this is the identity of the iublink that the site is using.
CELLNAME: this is the name of the cells that are connected to that IubLink.
the cell names correspond to the respective sectors.
eg: 6306-1/2/3 means that: cell 63061 is connected to SECT1
cell 63062 is connected to SECT2
cell 63063 is connected to SECT3.
CFRPHEM: the first digit is the state of the UtranCell.
the three following digits are the state of the common channels (Fach/R
ach/Pch).//????
the fifth digit (if present) represents the state of the hsdpa channel
(Hsdsch).
the sixth digit (if present) represents the state of the enhanced uplin
k channel (Eul).
the seventh digit (if present) represents the state of the Mbms channel
(MbmsCch).
//Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service
ICDS: the first digit is the state of the IubLink
the second digit is the state of NbapCommon
the third digit is the state of NbapDedicated
Up to P5, the final two digits are the states of NodeSynchTp 1 and 2.
From P6, the final digit is the state of NodeSynch.
TN:
The type of transport network used by the IubLink. A=ATM, I=IP, AI=DualSt
ack
States: L means Locked, 0 means Disabled, and 1 means Enabled.
The output can be piped in external unix commands such as grep.
If a filename is given as argument, the output will be saved into this file in c
sv format (as well as being printed on the screen).
The f option ("fast") is for printing without fetching the data.
Ie, the data can be fetched once, then displayed in many different ways without
having to fetch it again each time.
Examples:
>> strf | grep 3011
>> str1f | sort +1
(sort on the second field)