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18、AL ELEMENT OF THE USE OF THE CONTENTS HEREOF, AND THESE CONTENTS WOULD NOT BE PUBLISHED BY TIA WITHOUT SUCH LIMITATIONS. 3GPP2 S.S0093-0 v3.0 2008 3GPP2 Page ii EDITOR(S) 1 Randall J. Scheer (Alcatel-Lucent), rjscheeralcatel- 2 REVISION HISTORY 3 4 5 Version 1.0 Initial Publication 11 December 2003

19、Version 2.0 Second Publication 18 January 2006 Version 3.0 Third Publication 27 October 2008 3GPP2 S.S0093-0 v3.0 2008 3GPP2 Page iii Table of Contents 1 2 1. Scope10 3 2. References .10 4 2.1 Normative References .10 5 2.2 Informative References .11 6 3. Abbreviations.11 7 4. General 14 8 5. Defini

20、tions .15 9 6. Measurement definition template.16 10 7. Measurements related to the Radio Access Network.17 11 7.1 Measurements related to BTS 17 12 7.1.1 BTS system resource measurements. 17 13 7.1.1.1 Number of available CE . 17 14 7.1.1.2 Duration of seizures of CE . 17 15 7.1.1.3 Number of call

21、failures due to resource assignment failures 18 16 7.2 Measurements related to BSC18 17 7.2.1 BSC handoff measurements 18 18 7.2.1.1 Number of incoming hard handoffs 18 19 7.2.1.2 Number of successful incoming hard handoffs 18 20 7.2.1.3 Number of soft handoff leg addition attempts 18 21 7.2.1.4 Num

22、ber of successful soft handoff leg additions 19 22 7.2.2 BSC traffic measurements related to the PS domain 19 23 7.2.2.1 Number of attempted PS calls 19 24 7.2.2.2 Number of call-drops for PS domain service 19 25 7.2.2.3 Number of requests for forward SCH. 19 26 7.2.2.4 Number of successful assignme

23、nts for forward SCH. 20 27 7.2.2.5 Number of requests for reverse SCH 20 28 7.2.2.6 Number of successful assignments for reverse SCH 20 29 7.2.2.7 Traffic volume carried by Walsh Codes on SCHs for PS domain service . 20 30 7.2.2.8 Traffic volume carried by Walsh Codes on FCHs for PS domain service .

24、 20 31 7.2.2.9 Traffic volume carried on CEs which are seized by SCHs for PS domain service 21 32 7.2.2.10 Number of forward RLP packets 21 33 7.2.2.11 Number of repeated forward RLP packets 21 34 7.2.2.12 Number of reverse RLP packets . 21 35 7.2.2.13 Number of repeated reverse RLP packets. 21 36 7

25、.2.2.14 Number of failed requests for PS domain service 22 37 7.2.2.15 Number of attempted PS handoffs 22 38 7.2.2.16 Number of successful PS handoffs . 22 39 7.2.3 BSC system resource measurements 23 40 7.2.3.1 Number of available trunk circuits . 23 41 7.2.3.2 Duration of seizures of A-Interface c

26、ircuits . 23 42 7.3 Measurements related to Sector.23 43 7.3.1 Sector traffic measurements related to the CS domain . 23 44 7.3.1.1 Number of attempted originating calls related to the CS domain. 23 45 7.3.1.2 Number of attempted call assignments to the CS domain 23 46 7.3.1.3 Number of paging respo

27、nses related to the CS domain 24 47 7.3.1.4 Number of dropped calls related to the CS domain 24 48 7.3.1.5 Traffic volume including handoffs . 24 49 3GPP2 S.S0093-0 v3.0 2008 3GPP2 Page iv 7.3.1.6 Traffic volume of Walsh Codes 24 1 7.3.1.7 Number of successful call assignments to the CS domain 25 2

28、7.3.2 Sector traffic measurements related to the PS domain . 25 3 7.3.2.1 Number of attempted originating calls related to the PS domain . 25 4 7.3.2.2 Number of attempted call assignments to the PS domain. 25 5 7.3.2.3 Number of successful call assignments to the PS domain 25 6 7.3.2.4 Number of pa

29、ging responses related to the PS domain 25 7 7.3.2.5 Number of dropped calls related to the PS domain 26 8 7.4 Measurements related to PCF26 9 7.4.1 PCF traffic measurements. 26 10 7.4.1.1 Number of successful access 26 11 7.4.1.2 Number of unsuccessful access 26 12 7.4.1.3 Forward GRE bits. 26 13 7

30、.4.1.4 Reverse GRE bits 26 14 7.4.1.5 Number of RAN discarded reverse GRE packets. 27 15 7.4.1.6 Number of PDSN discarded forward GRE packets 27 16 7.4.1.7 Number of attempted PS transitions from dormant to active 27 17 7.4.1.8 Number of successful PS transitions from dormant to active. 27 18 8. Mea

31、surements related to the Packet Core Network.28 19 8.1 Common Measurements .28 20 8.1.1 Interfaces Group Measurements . 28 21 8.1.1.1 Number of octets received 28 22 8.1.1.2 Number of unicast packets accepted. 28 23 8.1.1.3 Number of non-unicast packets accepted . 28 24 8.1.1.4 Number of inbound pac

32、kets discarded 28 25 8.1.1.5 Number of malformed packets received . 29 26 8.1.1.6 Number of packets discarded due to unknown protocol. 29 27 8.1.1.7 Number of octets sent . 29 28 8.1.1.8 Number of unicast packets sent 29 29 8.1.1.9 Number of non-unicast packets sent. 29 30 8.1.1.10 Number of outboun

33、d packets discarded30 31 8.1.1.11 Number of outbound erred packets. 30 32 8.1.2 IP Group Measurements . 30 33 8.1.2.1 Number of input packets received 30 34 8.1.2.2 Number of input datagrams discarded due to errors in their IP headers. 30 35 8.1.2.3 Number of input datagrams discarded due to invalid

34、 address 31 36 8.1.2.4 Number of forwarded input datagrams. 31 37 8.1.2.5 Number of input datagrams discarded due to unknown protocol. 31 38 8.1.2.6 Number of input datagrams discarded without appropriate reasons. 31 39 8.1.2.7 Number of input datagrams delivered to IP user protocol 31 40 8.1.2.8 Nu

35、mber of output datagrams requested 32 41 8.1.2.9 Number of datagrams discarded due to no route 32 42 8.1.2.10 Number of output datagrams discarded for other reasons 32 43 8.1.2.11 Number of datagrams fragmented 32 44 8.1.2.12 Number of datagrams for which fragmentation failed 32 45 8.1.2.13 Number o

36、f fragments created . 33 46 8.1.2.14 Number of IP fragments received. 33 47 8.1.2.15 Number of IP datagrams reassembled 33 48 8.1.2.16 Number of reassembly failures . 33 49 8.2 Measurements related to the PDSN.33 50 8.2.1 MIP Measurements. 33 51 8.2.1.1 Number of successful MIP registrations in PDSN

37、 . 33 52 8.2.1.2 Number of attempted MIP registrations in PDSN 34 53 8.2.1.3 Number of registrations relayed from PDSN to HA. 34 54 8.2.1.4 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to unspecified reason. 34 55 3GPP2 S.S0093-0 v3.0 2008 3GPP2 Page v 8.2.1.5 Number of rejected registrations by

38、 the PDSN due to administrative reason. 34 1 8.2.1.6 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to insufficient resource reason. 35 2 8.2.1.7 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to MN authentication failure reason 35 3 8.2.1.8 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to HA

39、 authentication failure reason. 35 4 8.2.1.9 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to too long registration lifetime reason 35 5 8.2.1.10 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to poorly formed requests reason 35 6 8.2.1.11 Number of rejected registrations replies by the PDSN du

40、e to poorly formed reply reason 36 7 8.2.1.12 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to unavailable encapsulation requested reason 36 8 8.2.1.13 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to VJ compression reason 36 9 8.2.1.14 Number of rejected registrations by the PDSN due to unrea

41、chable HA. 36 10 8.2.1.15 Number of registrations replies received by the PDSN 37 11 8.2.1.16 Number of valid registrations replies relayed to the MN by the PDSN 37 12 8.2.2 PPP Measurements . 37 13 8.2.2.1 Total number of PPP packets sent to MNs . 37 14 8.2.2.2 Total number of errored PPP packets .

42、 37 15 8.2.2.3 Total number of discarded PPP packets . 37 16 8.2.2.4 Total active/dormant connection time 38 17 8.2.2.5 Total number of PPP packets received from all MNs. 38 18 8.2.2.6 Total number of dropped PPP sessions. 38 19 8.2.2.7 Total number of active PPP sessions 38 20 8.2.2.8 Total number

43、of dormant PPP sessions 38 21 8.2.2.9 Total number of PPP setup requests . 39 22 8.2.2.10 Total number of PPP successful connections . 39 23 8.2.2.11 Total number of PPP setup failures 39 24 8.2.3 GRE Measurements 39 25 8.2.3.1 Total number of GRE packets transmitted by the PDSN 39 26 8.2.3.2 Total

44、number of GRE packets received by the PDSN 40 27 8.2.3.3 Total number of bytes transmitted by the PDSN 40 28 8.2.3.4 Total number of bytes received by the PDSN 40 29 8.2.3.5 Total number of errored GRE packets 40 30 8.2.3.6 Total number of discarded GRE packets 40 31 8.2.3.7 Total number of GRE pack

45、ets out of sequence 41 32 8.2.3.8 Total number of GRE packets with no existing MIP binding 41 33 8.2.4 R-P Measurements 41 34 8.2.4.1 Total number of R-P registration requests 41 35 8.2.4.2 Total number of R-P registration requests accepted . 41 36 8.2.4.3 Total number of R-P registration requests d

46、enied 41 37 8.2.4.4 Total number of R-P deregistration requests received 42 38 8.2.4.5 Total number of successful R-P deregistration replies . 42 39 8.2.4.6 Total number of R-P release connection requests.42 40 8.2.4.7 Total number of successful R-P release connection replies 43 41 8.2.4.8 Total num

47、ber of current sessions 43 42 8.2.4.9 Total number of active R-P sessions. 43 43 8.2.4.10 Total number of dormant R-P sessions. 43 44 8.2.4.11 Total number of handoff sessions. 43 45 8.2.4.12 Total number of successful intra-PDSN handoffs 44 46 8.2.4.13 Total number of unsuccessful inter-PDSN handof

48、fs 44 47 8.2.4.14 Total number of unsuccessful intra-PDSN handoffs 44 48 8.2.4.15 Total number of unsuccessful inter-PDSN handoffs 44 49 8.2.4.16 Total number of simple IP sessions 44 50 8.2.4.17 Total number of MIP sessions 45 51 8.2.4.18 Packet session set up time (Mean) 45 52 8.2.4.19 Packet sess

49、ion set up time (Maximum). 45 53 8.3 Measurements related to the HA .45 54 8.3.1 MIP Measurements. 45 55 8.3.1.1 Number of service requests accepted by HA 45 56 8.3.1.2 Number of service requests denied by HA . 46 57 3GPP2 S.S0093-0 v3.0 2008 3GPP2 Page vi 8.3.1.3 Number of registration requests accepted by HA. 46 1 8.3.1.4 Number of registration requests accepted by HA, but not supported by the MN binding 46 2 8.3.