TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional - Getting Started PDF

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TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional
Contents
1 About This Manual.................................................................. 7
2 About TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional ........................ 9
2.1 Bridging the Optimization Gap...................................... 10
2.2 What's New in This Release ............................................ 11
2.3 Key Features ..................................................................... 13
2.4 Delivery Description ........................................................ 13
2.5 Contact Information ........................................................ 14
3 Hardware and OS Requirements ........................................15

3.1 TEMS Visualization Professional GSM .......................... 15
3.2 TEMS Visualization Professional
WCDMA, LTE & Trace ...................................................... 16
4 Additional Software Requirements ....................................17

5 Microsoft SQL Server Installation .......................................19
5.1 Types of Installation or Upgrades ................................. 19
5.1.1 New Installations .................................................................. 19
5.1.2 Upgrade Installations WCDMA, LTE & Trace
Application .............................................................................. 19
5.1.3 Upgrade Installations GSM Application Only ....... 20
5.2 Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Creating a New
Instance ............................................................................. 20
5.3 Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
Installation ........................................................................ 26
6 Microsoft SQL Server Configuration ..................................35

7 TEMS Visualization Licensing ..............................................37
7.1 Local Licensing (HASP HL) .............................................. 37
7.1.1 Installation ............................................................................... 37
7.1.2 License Updates .................................................................... 38
7.2 Stationary Licensing (HASP SL) ..................................... 39
7.2.1 Installation ............................................................................... 39
7.2.2 License Update ...................................................................... 39
7.3 Floating Licensing (HASP HL) ........................................ 40
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7.3.1 Configuration of Host Machine...................................... 41
7.3.2 Configuration for Each User ............................................ 43
7.4 License Server (HASP SL) ................................................ 44
7.4.1 Configuration of Host Machine...................................... 44
7.4.2 Configuration for Each User ............................................ 46
7.4.3 Detachable Licensing .......................................................... 47
8 TEMS Visualization Professional Installation &

Starting the Application.......................................................51
8.1 Installation Procedure ..................................................... 51
8.1.1 Installing the GSM Application ....................................... 52
8.1.2 Installing the WCDMA, LTE & Trace Application .... 53
8.2 Starting the Application ................................................. 56
8.2.1 Starting the GSM Application ......................................... 56
8.2.2 Starting the WCDMA, LTE & Trace Application....... 57
8.2.3 Connecting to a Server ...................................................... 58
9 TEMS Visualization Professional User Interface ...............59

9.1 Import Tab ........................................................................ 59
9.1.1 Update Service Credentials .............................................. 60
9.1.2 Load Phone Model File ...................................................... 61
9.1.3 Load IMSI File ........................................................................ 62
9.2 Report Tab ........................................................................ 62
10 Cell Configuration Management ........................................63

10.1 Cell Configuration Import .............................................. 64
10.1.1 Add Cell Configuration File(s) ......................................... 65
11 Importing Data ......................................................................71

11.1 WCDMA GPEH Projects ................................................... 72
11.1.1 Identify Data Source ........................................................... 72
11.1.2 Provide Project Information............................................. 74
11.1.3 Select Messages for Decoding ....................................... 75
11.1.4 Configure Thresholds ......................................................... 77
11.1.5 Configure Project Execution Details ............................. 78
11.2 LTE Cell Trace Projects .................................................... 80
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11.3 Subscriber Trace Projects................................................ 84

11.4 WCDMA Huawei Call Trace Projects ............................. 88
11.4.3 Configure Thresholds ......................................................... 90
11.5 NSN Geo Interface Projects ............................................ 92
12 Managing Projects ................................................................97

12.1 Starting, Stopping, and Editing a Project ..................... 98
12.2 Manage Connections ....................................................... 99
12.2.1 FTP Connection Dialog .................................................... 100
12.3 Log History Viewer ........................................................ 101
13 Data Collector Installation ................................................ 103

Glossary of Terms ............................................................................ 105
Index 109
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1 About This Manual

This document, TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional Getting Started, is one of a suite of
user manuals for the TEMS Visualization product line:
TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional Getting Started. This document details

the requirements and instructions needed to install and configure TEMS
Visualization Professional. The process of creating projects from the
available data sources is also described.
TEMS Visualization 9.2 Enterprise Getting Started & Server Management. This
document details the requirements and instructions needed to set up and
run projects in TEMS Visualization Enterprise.
TEMS Visualization 9.2 Data Sources. This manual applies to both TEMS
Visualization Professional and TEMS Visualization Enterprise. It provides an
overview of the data sources that can be processed into projects by TEMS
Visualization and how to set up the data collection for these sources.
TEMS Visualization 9.2 WCDMA, LTE & Trace User Manual. This manual
applies to both TEMS Visualization Professional and TEMS Visualization
Enterprise. It describes the operation, data views, and analysis features of
the WCDMA, LTE, and Trace application.
TEMS Visualization 9.2 GSM User Manual and TEMS Visualization 9.2 Task
Manager Manual. These manuals apply only to TEMS Visualization
Professional. They describe the operations, data views, and analysis features
of the GSM application.
The information in this manual, TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional Getting Started, is
required to set up and use a TEMS Visualization Professional system. The following
chapters are included:
Section 2 About TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional
Section 3 Hardware and Operating System Requirements
Section 4 Additional Software Requirements
Section 5 Microsoft SQL Server Installation
Section 6 Microsoft SQL Server Configuration
Section 7 TEMS Visualization Licensing
Section 8 TEMS Visualization Professional Installation & Starting the Application
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This Getting Started manual also provides the following information for users of the
WCDMA, LTE, and Trace application (similar information for the GSM application is
provided in the TEMS Visualization 9.2 GSM User Manual):
Section 9 TEMS Visualization Professional User Interface
Section 10 Cell Configuration Management
Section 11 Importing Data
Section 12 Managing Projects
Section 13 Data Collector Installation
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2 About TEMS Visualization 9.2

Professional
TEMS Visualization Professional is a tool for performance optimization and problem
troubleshooting of wireless cellular networks. It retrieves and analyzes event data
collected by the networks for two main purposes:
Automatic diagnosis of network issues that have a negative impact on

network performance or user experience
Creation and geographic presentation of information to support

optimization decisions (for example, to assist in defining neighbor relations
and optimizing cell coverage areas)
TEMS Visualization Professional processes event data / call trace records generated
from the network nodes. An FTP client is included so that the log files can be
downloaded to the desktop machine. Data processing can then be performed when
needed by the user or scheduled to be run on a daily basis. Cell configuration data can
also be processed so that site locations and antenna directions can be shown on the
map and cell parameters can be analyzed together with the event data.
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2.1 Bridging the Optimization Gap
Performance management tools show cells that are having problems statistically, but
the exact causes of the problems, or the locations of the problems within the cell, are
usually not provided. Drive test tools, on the other hand, are specifically designed to
reveal the causes and locations of problems, but can only capture this critical data if
the problems are more or less constant, and can only capture the data when a drive
test happens to be made.
TEMS Visualization bridges this gap by offering both the breadth of traditional
performance management solutions and the depth of drive test tools. TEMS
Visualization processes event-based OSS data all the way down to the individual call
level. This ability to look at real individual call data from the infrastructure side
complements both the big picture provided by performance management systems
and the thin slicing of traditional drive testing. TEMS Visualization analyzes data sets
with amounts of data large enough for statistical accuracy while offering detailed drill-
down to facilitate precise problem localization.
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2.2 What's New in This Release

TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional enhancements include the following:
General WCMDA, LTE and Subscriber Trace Application

Support for Huawei WCDMA Call Trace formats (with integration service).
Support for Ericsson system release W12B and EVO releases for WCDMA
GPEH and UETR formats.
Support for Ericsson system release L12B for LTE Cell Trace and UE Trace
formats.
Ericsson WCDMA GPEH Module

Diagnostics added to Call List. Gives possible reasons behind dropped calls.
End RF Class added to Call List. Gives an interpretation of the RF conditions

at call end.
Measurement Trigger column added to Call Messages view. Contains a

translation of the Measurement Identity into the reason why the
measurement was triggered.
Ericsson LTE Cell Trace Module

Dropped Call event added for abnormal UE context release with data in
buffer.
Huawei WCDMA Call Trace Module

Base Functionality added including:
KPI Views for analysis of worst performing Cell, Subscribers and Phone
Models
Dropped Calls Analyzer
Exception Analysis views for summary of all generated events and

cause values
Cell Capacity Analysis summary statistics and detailed analysis chart
RF Analysis Charts (Distribution chart of RF Measurements)
Call Analyzer (Call List, Call Message and Measurement Chart views)
Coverage Area Optimization (Overshooting Cell identification)
Performance Summary Report (Cells, Subscribers, Phone Models)
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Subscriber Trace Module (Ericsson LTE UE Trace, WCDMA UETR, GSM MTR)
Improvements to call state engine for Ericsson WCDMA UETR.
GSM Application
GPRS and EGPRS cell KPI (throughput, latency, buffer discards) added to
Summary Performance view.
Cell EGPRS Performance Report added to enable detailed investigation of

reasons for poor performance including radio conditions and cell capacity.
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2.3 Key Features

Processing of event-based data from Ericsson GSM, WCDMA, and LTE
networks, Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) WCDMA networks and Huawei
WCDMA Networks
Analysis of Call Trace data, which records calls in an area of the network, for
detailed radio network troubleshooting and optimization
Powerful troubleshooting features such as cell KPI analysis, phone model KPI
analysis, exception analysis with drill-down, sequence delay histograms,
geo-location, dropped call analyzer, and more
Easy optimization of todays very complex networks with built-in

optimization functionality for overshooting cells, neighbor relations and
more
Analysis of Subscriber Trace data, which records all calls for VIP subscribers,
in WCDMA, LTE, and GSM in Ericsson networks
Drill-down all the way to individual call by call level analysis
Direct import of network configuration data
2.4 Delivery Description

The TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional delivery contains three software applications:
TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional WCDMA, LTE & Trace. This application
supports WCDMA (Ericsson GPEH, Huawei Call Trace and NSN Megamon),
LTE (Ericsson Cell Trace), and Subscriber Trace (Ericsson LTE UE Trace,
WCDMA UETR and GSM MTR) log file formats.
TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional GSM. This application supports the

Ericsson GSM R-PMO and MTR/CTR log file formats. The associated Task
Manager application is also included.
TEMS Visualization Data Collector. This application allows the output stream
of the NSN GEO interface to be converted to files ready for import into
TEMS Visualization.
Depending on the licenses purchased, one or all of these applications are available for
the user.
NOTE: From the TEMS Visualization 9.0 release onwards, a new database schema is
used for the WCDMA, LTE & Trace application. This means that databases
for GPEH and UETR that were created with TEMS Visualization 8.0
Professional and earlier cannot be migrated to 9.0 Professional and later.
The raw logfiles will need to be reprocessed.
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2.5 Contact Information
Please refer all dimensioning/server hardware questions to your customer-specific
Account Manager within the Ascom Sales organization, your Ascom Service Delivery
contact person, or your Ascom Customer Support contact.
You may also contact the Ascom Global Help Desk for support. (Global Help Desk
services are not available in China or Russia. Please use the local numbers specified
below.)
Email: customercare.tems@ascom.com
Telephone: +1.855.323.5755
Region-specific contact information is listed below.
AMERICAS
+1.800.522.9670 Hours of Operation: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AND AFRICA

RUSSIA, CIS COUNTRIES AND MONGOLIA

+7.495.777.0085 Hours of Operation: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM (Moscow Time)
Email: tems.support.eeca@ascom.com
ASIA PACIFIC
CHINA
+86.10.84769125 Hours of Operation: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Email: tems.support.china@ascom.com
INDIA
+91.98.80500500 Hours of Operation: 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
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3 Hardware and OS Requirements

To use TEMS Visualization Professional successfully, be sure that your computer meets
the hardware and operating system requirements described in the following
application-specific sections.
3.1 TEMS Visualization Professional GSM

The following requirements apply to systems configured to run only the GSM
application on a local computer.
Requirement Minimum Recommended
CPU Model Dual Core Dual Core (see Note)

CPU Speed 2 GHz 2.8 GHz or higher
Memory 2 GB 3 GB 4 GB (see Note)
Operating systems Windows XP Professional with SP3
Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition with SP2
Windows SQL Server 2008 or 2008 R2
Windows Vista Enterprise with SP1
Windows 7 Enterprise
Other USB port for hardware licensing key (local installation) or
network connection for network license
Graphics: 1024 x 768 (SVGA) with at least 16-bit color
(high color)
TEMS Visualization supports dual monitors
NOTE: The GSM application is 32-bit and single-threaded; therefore, performance

will not be significantly improved by running it on a more powerful server.
32-bit applications can only utilize a maximum of about 2GB of RAM, with
the remaining RAM being utilized by SQL Server.
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3.2 TEMS Visualization Professional
WCDMA, LTE & Trace
The following requirements apply to systems configured to run the WCDMA, LTE &
Trace application on a local computer.
Requirement Minimum Recommended
1X Quad Core, 64-bit

CPU Model 1X Dual Core, 32-bit
(see Note)
CPU Speed 2.66 GHz 2.66 GHz
Memory 4 GB DDR RAM 8 GB DDR RAM
Storage Space 50 GB free for installation and initial data creation
Operating systems Windows 7 (64-bit or 32-bit). Installation on 64-bit
operating systems is highly recommended for
Installation under other performance reasons.
operating systems is not Windows Vista Business or Enterprise with SP2 (64-
supported. bit or 32-bit)
Windows XP Professional with SP3 (32-bit only)
Other USB port for hardware licensing key (local installation)
or network connection for network license
Graphics: 1024 x 768 (SVGA) with at least 16-bit color
(high color)
TEMS Visualization supports dual monitors
NOTE: The WCDMA, LTE & Trace application is designed and licensed to run on,
maximum, a 4-core (8-thread) machine; therefore, performance will not be
significantly improved by running it on a more powerful server.
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4 Additional Software Requirements

In addition to the operating system, the following software is required for a complete
TEMS Visualization Professional installation:
Adobe Acrobat Reader version 5.0 or newer is required to view the PDF
version of the user manuals. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a free download from
www.adobe.com.
NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1. This software is included as part of the
TEMS Visualization Professional installation.
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard. Microsoft SQL Server must be

installed and configured before TEMS Visualization Professional is installed.
TEMS Visualization Professional software.
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5 Microsoft SQL Server Installation

NOTE: Additional configuration of the SQL Server instance is required for all
TEMS Visualization Professional installations.
5.1 Types of Installation or Upgrades

Installation instructions differ for:
New installations
WCDMA, LTE & Trace upgrades
GSM only application upgrades
5.1.1 New Installations

For new installations of TEMS Visualization Professional, installation of a new instance
of SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard, including SQL Server Reporting Services, should be
performed.
SQL Server 2008 R2 is included as part of the base package on a separate DVD.
5.1.2 Upgrade Installations WCDMA, LTE & Trace

Application
For upgrades of TEMS Visualization Professional where the WCDMA, LTE & Trace
application is to be used, an instance of SQL Server 2008 R2 with Reporting Services is
required.
SQL Server 2008 R2 was shipped with TEMS Visualization 7.2 Professional and later.
For upgrades from TEMS Visualization 7.2 Professional and later, the previously
installed instance of SQL Server 2008 R2 can be reused. However, the user should
verify whether SQL Server Reporting Services is installed. If not, SQL Server Reporting
Services should be added to the SQL Server installation.
For upgrades from TEMS Visualization 7.1 Professional and earlier, a new SQL Server
2008 R2 Standard instance, including SQL Server Reporting Services, must be installed.
SQL Server 2008 R2 is included as part of the upgrade package on a separate DVD.
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5.1.3 Upgrade Installations GSM Application Only
For upgrades of TEMS Visualization Professional where only the GSM application is to
be used, the existing SQL Server instance already installed for the previous version of
TEMS Visualization can be used. No further action is necessary.
NOTE: This is valid for upgrades from TEMS Visualization 6.0 and later to the TEMS
Visualization 9.0 Professional (and later) GSM application.
5.2 Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Creating a

New Instance
This section describes how to create a new instance of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2.
Multiple instances of SQL Server can exist on the same machine.
NOTE: The user installing SQL Server must have local administrator rights on that
PC.
1. Double-click the Setup executable.
2. After some time the SQL Server Installation Center window should appear.
3. If it does not, then a dialog may indicate that .NET Framework and an
updated Windows Installer are needed. Click OK.
a. An information window will indicate that Setup is loading the
installation components.
b. At the Welcome window, click I have read and ACCEPT the terms of
the License Agreement. Click Install to continue.
c. Installation will begin. When complete, the Setup Complete window
will be displayed. Click Exit.
NOTE: Windows Installer 4.5 is also required, and may be installed
by the Installation Wizard.
d. If you are prompted to restart your computer, click the Restart Now
button. Before shutting down, the system will install the latest updates.
e. After restart, double-click the Setup executable again.
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4. Install the SQL Server as follows:
a. On the left pane of the SQL Server Installation Center window, click
Installation. On the right pane, click New SQL Server stand-alone
installation or add features to an existing installation.
b. Rule-checking will begin. Click the OK button when the process is

complete, and then installation will continue.
c. At the Product Key window, enter the product key. Click Next to
continue.
d. At the License Terms window, click the I accept the license terms
checkbox, and click Next to continue.
e. At the Setup Support Files window, click Install.
f. After installation, and after all setup support rules have been identified
and passed, click Next to continue.
5. At the Feature Selection window, do the following:
a. Select the checkboxes Database Engine Services, Reporting Services

and Management Tools, as shown below. Click Next to continue.
NOTE: The Reporting Services feature is not mandatory for GSM

only installations.
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6. At the Instance Configuration window, select the Default instance option.
(Alternatively, you may choose the Named instance option and then change
the name of the instance as shown below. No spaces may be used in the
Named instance text field.) Click Next to continue.
7. At the Disk Space Requirements window, click Next to continue.
8. At the Server Configuration window:
a. make the following settings on the Service Accounts tab:
In the Account Name column, select NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM

from the dropdown list for the SQL Server Agent, the SQL Server
Database Engine, and the SQL Server Reporting Services. Select
NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE for the SQL Server Browser.
Change the Startup Type for the SQL Server Agent to Automatic.
Change the Startup Type for the SQL Server Browser to

Automatic.
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b. Go to the Collation tab. Ensure that the Database Engine collation is

set to SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS. If it is not, click the Customize
button and make the necessary adjustment. Click Next to continue.
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9. At the Database Engine Configuration window, click the Add Current User
button, which will add your user name to the list of SQL Server
administrators. Then, click Next to continue.
10. At the Reporting Services Configuration window, specify Native Mode.
NOTE: The Reporting Services feature is not mandatory for GSM

only installations.
11. At the Error Reporting window, click Next.
12. At the Installation Configuration Rules window, click Next.
13. At the Ready to Install window, click Install.
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14. After installation is complete, click Close.
15. When notified that the SQL Server installation has completed successfully,
click Close.
For more details on the SQL Server installation, refer to the link below:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb500433.aspx
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5.3 Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
Installation
The following procedure is required when an instance of SQL Server 2008 R2 has
already been installed for TEMS Visualization 7.2 Professional or later, but Reporting
Services needs to be added to the installation. It is NOT required for new installations
of a SQL Server 2008 R2 instance where Reporting Services was already included in the
installation.
1. Make the following adjustments to the SQL Server 2008 R2 Setup:
a. On the Installation Type screen, choose "Add features to an existing

instance of SQL Server 2." Click Next.
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b. On the Feature Selection window, select Reporting Services. Click Next.
c. After a few moments, the Installation Rules window will be displayed.

Click Next.
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d. On the Disk Space Requirements window, verify the requirements and
click Next.
e. On the Server Configuration screen, select NT AUTHORITY/LOCAL

SERVICE from the Account Name dropdown, and click Next.
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f. On the Reporting Services Configuration screen, click Next.
g. At the Error Reporting window, click Next.
h. At the Installation Configuration Rules window, click Next.
i. At the Ready to Install window, click Install.
j. After installation is complete, click Close.
2. Navigate to Start | All Programs | Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 |

Configuration Tools | Reporting Services Configuration Manager. The
Reporting Services Configuration Connection screen will appear. Click
Connect.
3. When the Reporting Services Configuration Manager window appears,

adjust the Web Service URL (this step is optional), as follows:
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a. Click the Web Service URL list item to display the Web Service URL tab.
b. Edit the Virtual Directory name and click Apply. The link will be
displayed in blue, indicating you created the virtual directory. Click Exit.
4. Change the database, as follows:
a. Click the Database list item to open the Report Server Database tab.
b. Click Change Database.
c. At the Change Database screen, click Next.
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d. Click Test Connection to make sure the specified credential can

connect to the database.
e. A Test Connection Succeeded message should result. Click OK to exit

the message dialog, and then click Next to continue.
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f. When asked for the Database Name, click Next to accept the default
settings.
g. When asked for the credentials of the account that the report server
will use to connect to the report server database, click Next to accept
the default settings.
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h. Verify the Summary information and click Next if all is correct.
i. After the wizard configures the database, click Finish.
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5. When the Reporting Services Configuration Manager window reappears,
adjust the Report Manager URL, as follows:
a. Click the Report Manager URL list item to open the Report Manager
URL tab.
b. Click Apply, and then click Exit.
Your reporting server is now configured properly.
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6 Microsoft SQL Server Configuration

The following SQL Server configuration tasks are mandatory for all TEMS Visualization
Professional installations:
The Microsoft SQL Server collation must be

SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS.
If the SQL Server installation intended for use with TEMS Visualization has a
different collation, SQL Server must be reinstalled with the correct collation
setting.
The memory usage of SQL Server must be restricted so that memory is

available for TEMS Visualization.
Instructions for performing these tasks are provided below.
1. Open SQL Server Management Studio and use your Windows account to
connect to the SQL Server instance for TEMS Visualization.
2. Check the Server Collation.
a. In the Object Explorer, select the server instance that will be used for
TEMS Visualization. Right-click and select Properties.
b. Select the General page. The Server Collation field states the collation
of the server. It must be SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS.
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3. Set the memory limit.
a. Select the Memory page.
b. Set the Maximum Server Memory field to 25% of the total memory
available. For example, if the PC has 16GB RAM, set the Maximum
Server Memory to 4000MB.
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7 TEMS Visualization Licensing

Licensing for TEMS Visualization is based on the HASP technology.
Both hardware-based (HASP HL) and software-based (HASP SL) licensing can be used.
Hardware-based means that the licenses are programmed on a HW license

key that is plugged into a USB port on the host machine.
Software-based means that the licenses are programmed on a software

token stored on the host machine itself.
Depending on the type of package purchased, licensing is set up in different ways. The
following terminology is used in this manual:
Local Licensing. This is a single license on the users own machine

HASP HL.
Stationary Licensing. This is a single license on the users own machine

HASP SL.
Floating Licensing. This is a pool of licenses in a network HASP HL.
License Server. This is a pool of licenses in a network HASP SL.
7.1 Local Licensing (HASP HL)

This section applies if you purchased a local license for TEMS Visualization.
With local licensing, each users machine on which TEMS Visualization is installed has
its own HW license key. The HASP SRM Time HW key (black in color) is used for local
licensing. A USB port must be available for the HW license key.
7.1.1 Installation
The required HASP drivers are automatically installed as part of the TEMS Visualization
Professional installation.
You can verify whether the drivers are installed correctly by opening the HASP Admin
Control Center. It can be opened in either of two ways:
1. From the Start button: Start | All Programs | Ascom | TEMS Products | TEMS
Visualization 9.2 Professional | HASP SRM Utilities | HASP Admin Control
Center.
2. From a web browser: http://localhost:1947
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If problems occur when accessing the license, install the HASP driver as follows:
1. On the TEMS Visualization Professional installation media, go to the HASP

folder.
2. Double-click the HASPUserSetup.exe file.
7.1.2 License Updates

The license for TEMS Visualization should already have been programmed onto the
HW license key. To perform future license updates, do the following:
1. Collect the .c2v file:
a. From the Start button, go to All Programs | Ascom | TEMS Products |

TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional | HASP SRM Utilities | HASP SRM
Utilities | HASP License Update.
b. Click the Collect Information button.
c. Provide a name for the file and save the information to a location on
the C: drive. If multiple HASP keys are found on the machine, then
select the HASP HL key and click OK.
2. Send the .c2v file to Ascom:
a. Retrieve the file from the location on the C: drive specified in Step 1c.
b. Mail the file to the Ascom Support organization.
3. In return, Ascom will send you a .v2c file. Save this file to a location on the C:
drive.
4. Apply the license update:

b. Switch to the Apply License Update tab.
c. Load the .v2c file from the location used in Step 3, and click Apply
Update.
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7.2 Stationary Licensing (HASP SL)

This section applies if you purchased stationary licenses for TEMS Visualization.
With stationary licensing, each users machine on which TEMS Visualization is installed
uses its own soft license.
7.2.1 Installation
Control Center. It can be opened in either of two ways:
Visualization 9.2 Professional | HASP SRM Utilities | HASP Admin Control
Center.
If problems occur when accessing the license, you can install the HASP driver as
follows:

folder.
7.2.2 License Update

A license update will be required in order to start using TEMS Visualization. Follow the
steps below to perform a license update:

the C: drive. If multiple HASP keys are found on the machine, then
select the HASP SL key and click OK.
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drive.

Utilities | HASP License Update
Update.
7.3 Floating Licensing (HASP HL)

This section applies if you purchased the floating license server option for TEMS
Visualization.
With the floating license server option, a single machine within a LAN environment
hosts the HW license key, and users take their licenses from a pool. The HASP SRM
NetTime HW key (red in color) is used to host floating licenses. A USB port must be
available for the HW license key.
NOTE: You can connect the HW license key to any computer on the LAN as long as
TEMS Visualization or the HASP SRM driver is installed on that computer.
It is not possible to check-out floating licenses; licenses are taken

on-demand, as the licensed functionality is used in TEMS Visualization.
The following procedures will require you to open the HASP Admin Control Center.
You can open the HASP Admin Control Center in one of these ways:
Visualization 9.2 Professional | HASP SRM Utilities | HASP Control Center.
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7.3.1 Configuration of Host Machine

The following procedures are performed on the machine hosting the HASP HW license
key.
7.3.1.1 Installation
If the HASP license drivers are needed on a machine where TEMS Visualization is not
being installed, do the following to install the drivers:
1. Open the command prompt by typing cmd at the Start button.
2. Drag-and-drop haspdinst.exe to the command prompt.
3. Then type i as shown below, and press Enter.
Control Center.
If the machine used to host the HW License Key will not have TEMS Visualization
installed, then do the following:

folder.
To allow the features available on the License Key to be browsed from a remote
machine, do the following:
1. On the host machine, open the HASP Admin Control Center and go to
Configuration.
2. On the Basic Settings tab, select the Allow Remote Access to ACC checkbox.
3. Click Submit.
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7.3.1.2 License Updates
The license for TEMS Visualization should already have been programmed onto the
HW license key. To perform future license updates, do the following:

the C: drive of the License Server machine. If multiple HASP keys are
found on the machine, then select the HASP HL key and click OK.
drive of the License Server machine.

Update.
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7.3.2 Configuration for Each User

Each user who needs to access TEMS Visualization must perform the following
procedure.
NOTE: Before starting the procedure, ensure that each user is given the IP address
or machine name hosting the HASP License Server.
1. Open the HASP Admin Control Center.
2. Under Options on the left side of the window, select Configuration.
3. On the Access to Remote License Managers tab, ensure that the Allow
Access to Remote Licenses option is checked.
4. In the Specify Search Parameters, enter the IP address (for example,

10.1.1.17) or the machine name (for example, hklm001.ecomp.com) of the
machine hosting the HASP License Server. Click Submit.
5. Under Options on the left side of the window, select Sentinel Keys. After a
short wait the HASP HL key on the remote machine should appear in the
window. This means that the network license pool is visible and available to
the user.
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7.4 License Server (HASP SL)
This section applies if you purchased the network license server option for TEMS
Visualization.
With the network license server option, a single machine within a LAN environment
hosts a HASP License Server. This License Server controls a pool of soft (HASP SL)
licenses.
Network licenses can be configured as detachable.
The following procedures in this section will require you to open the HASP Admin
Control Center. You can open the HASP Admin Control Center one of the following
ways:
Visualization 9.2 Professional | HASP SRM Utilities | HASP Control Center.
7.4.1 Configuration of Host Machine

The following procedures are performed on the machine hosting the network License
Server.
7.4.1.1 Installation
If the HASP license drivers are needed on a machine where TEMS Visualization is not
being installed, do the following to install the drivers:
1. Open the command prompt by typing cmd at the Start button.
2. Drag-and-drop haspdinst.exe to the command prompt.
3. Then type i as shown below, and press Enter.
Control Center.
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If the machine used to host the network License Server will not have TEMS
Visualization installed, then do the following:
folder.
To allow the features available on the License Key to be browsed from a remote
machine, do the following:
1. On the host machine, open the HASP Admin Control Center and go to
Configuration.
2. On the Basic Settings tab, select the Allow Remote Access to ACC checkbox.
3. Click Submit.
7.4.1.2 License Update

A license update will be required in order to start using TEMS Visualization. Follow the
steps below to perform a license update:

the C: drive of the License Server machine. If multiple HASP keys are
found on the machine, then select the HASP SL key and click OK.
drive of the License Server machine.

Utilities | HASP License Update
Update.
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7.4.2 Configuration for Each User
Each user who needs to access TEMS Visualization must perform the following
procedure.
NOTE: Before starting the procedure, ensure that each user is given the IP address
or machine name hosting the HASP License Server.
3. On the Access to Remote License Managers tab, ensure that the Allow
Access to Remote License option is checked.
4. In the Specify Search Parameters, enter the IP address (for example,

10.1.1.17) or the machine name (for example, hklm001.ecomp.com) of the
machine hosting the HASP License Server. Click Submit.
5. Under Administration Options on the left side of the window, select Sentinel
Keys. After a short wait the HASP SL key on the remote machine should
appear in the window. This means that the network license pool is visible
and available to the user.
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7.4.3 Detachable Licensing
7.4.3.1 Configuring License Server for Detachable Licenses

The administrator can configure the HASP License Server for detachable licenses by
performing the following steps:
1. On the License Server machine, open the HASP Admin Control Center.
3. On the Detachable Licenses tab, ensure that the Enable Detaching of

Licenses option is checked.
NOTE: By adjusting the parameter Max Detach Duration, you can control the
maximum duration for which a license may be detached. After this time, the
license will be automatically disabled on the client machine and restored to
the License Server. It is advisable to keep the Max Detach Duration fairly
short, since if a client computer crashes, the license will be unavailable until
the expiry date.
NOTE: By default, a license can be detached by any user. If you want to restrict the
set of machines and/or users that should have access to the HASP License
Manager, this can be done through the Access from Remote Clients tab;
proceed according to the instructions in Help | HASP Admin Control Center |
Configuration.
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7.4.3.2 User Actions to Detach Licenses
Once the License Server has been configured, licenses can be detached for use on
client machines. Do the following on the client PC to check out (detach) a license
online from the License Server.
1. Check with the administrator that the License Server has been configured to
allow detachable licenses.
3. Make sure that it is possible for each user who needs to access TEMS
Visualization to connect to the license pool on the remote machine.
4. Click Configuration on the left side of the window; ensure that Enable
Detaching of Licenses is checked.
5. Click Products on the left side of the window, and locate the TEMS
Visualization Products.
6. Click the Detach button for the required product(s).
Normally, at least two Products need to be detached separately for TEMS

Visualization Professional. First, detach the Single User Base License, and
then also detach the required technology module Product(s).
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An example is shown below:
To be able to use the WCDMA module with geo-location functionality when

not connected to the network, the Single User Base License product must be
detached. And then, the additional products for the relevant modules must
be detached separately.
7. Specify the detach method. When the client has a network connection to
the License Server, the default detach method is Online.
8. Specify an expiration date for the detach operation. This setting controls
how long the license can be detached at a time. It is configurable within the
limit imposed by the Max Detach Duration setting on the License Server.
9. Click the Detach & Attach button.
10. You should receive the message License Detached Successfully.
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7.4.3.3 User Actions to Return Licenses
The license will expire after the period specified at the detach time; after this time you
will need to detach the license again. Alternatively, you can actively return (attach)
the license to the server before it expires. This is done as follows:
1. Navigate to the Products page and click the Cancel License button for the
relevant product.
2. On the next screen, confirm by again clicking the Cancel License button. The
information on the Product page will also be updated once more to reflect
the reattach of the TEMS Visualization license.
3. Repeat the process for all the Product licenses that should be returned.
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8 TEMS Visualization Professional

Installation & Starting the Application
If User Account Control (UAC) is enabled on the target PC, the User Account Control
dialog may appear multiple times during TEMS Visualization Professional installation. If
this happens, click Allow to proceed with the installation. Clicking Cancel will terminate
the installation.
NOTE: Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 must be installed on the target PC before
TEMS Visualization Professional can be installed.
8.1 Installation Procedure

To install the TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional software, perform the following
steps:
1. Place the CD in your CD drive.
2. Display the contents of the CD in Windows Explorer and double-click

Setup.exe to start the installation setup wizard.
3. When asked to select the application module, click the appropriate button:
- GSM
- WCDMA, LTE & Trace
- Data Collector
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8.1.1 Installing the GSM Application
This section provides steps for installing the GSM application.
NOTE: Earlier versions of TEMS Visualization will be automatically uninstalled

before TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional GSM is installed. Databases for
Ericsson WCDMA GPEH or UETR logfiles created using TEMS Visualization
8.0 Professional or earlier will no longer be accessible. If the data needs to
be kept for future analysis, ensure that you have the raw logfiles available so
they can be reprocessed.
1. Run the setup program and select GSM when asked for the application
module.
2. When prompted, click the Continue button to install required third-party

components. Wait for the components to finish installing. When a message
box indicating successful installation of third-party components is displayed,
click OK to close it.
3. At the Welcome to TEMS Visualization Professional Setup Wizard window,

click Next to continue.
4. At the End-User License Agreement window, check I accept the terms in the
license agreement. Click Next to continue.
5. At the End-User Registration window, enter the user name and company
name. Click Next to continue.
6. At the Ready to install window, click Next to begin installation. A progress

bar will appear to track the installation.
7. When notified that the TEMS Visualization Professional Setup Wizard has
completed, click Finish.
You are now ready to access the TEMS Visualization products. See Starting the
Application.
To additionally install the WCDMA, LTE & Trace application or the Data Collector
application, the setup program must be run again.
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8.1.2 Installing the WCDMA, LTE & Trace Application

This section provides steps for installing the WCDMA, LTE & Trace application.
NOTE: Upgrades from TEMS Visualization 8.0 and earlier are not supported.
Databases for Ericsson WCDMA GPEH or UETR logfiles created using TEMS
Visualization 8.0 Professional or earlier will no longer be accessible. If the
data needs to be kept for future analysis, ensure the raw logfiles are
available so they can be reprocessed.
NOTE: Upgrades from TEMS Visualization 9.0 are also not supported. If the data
needs to be kept for future analysis, ensure the raw logfiles are available so
they can be reprocessed.
NOTE: Upgrades from TEMS Visualization 9.1 are supported. A utility assists the
user with selecting the existing projects to be upgraded.
4. Run the setup program and select WCDMA, LTE & Subscriber Trace when
asked for the application module.
5. When the first setup window appears, click Continue to install the required
third-party components (HASP driver, MapXtreme, Report Viewer).
6. Wait for the components to finish installing, and then click OK to close the
message box that indicates successful installation.
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7. A window will appear requesting SQL Server information to allow creation of
the Configuration database (this window may take time some time to
appear).
a. Server Name. Enter the name of the SQL Server instance that was
created during installation.
4. If the default instance of SQL Server is to be used, then it is

enough to specify the machine name or IP address.
5. If several instances of SQL Server 2008 R2 are installed, then

the instance to be used for TEMS Visualization must be
specified. For example:
ComputerName\MySQLServer2008TVInstance
IP address\MySQLServer2008TVInstance
6. The browse button can be used to find all available SQL

Server instances.
b. Authentication. Specify Windows Authentication.
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8. This step depends on whether the TEMS Visualization Professional

installation is new or an upgrade:
a. For upgrades from TEMS Visualization 9.0 Professional, a dialog

will appear that prompts the user to clean up the existing project
databases before proceeding with the new install.
b. For upgrades from TEMS Visualization 9.1 Professional, a dialog

prompts the user with which projects should be upgraded. The
progress bar informs when this is complete.
c. For new installations, a prompt to create the TEMS Visualization

configuration database within the selected SQL Server instance
will appear. Click Yes. Browse to or create a folder where the
configuration database will be physically stored on the drive. Wait
while the configuration database is created.
9. Another Setup window will appear. Click Next.
10. Read and accept the terms of the license agreement, and click Next.
11. Fill in the requested end-user information, and click Next.
12. Wait for the installation to complete successfully, and click Finish.
You are now ready to access the TEMS Visualization products. See Starting the
Application.
To additionally install the GSM application or the Data Collector application, the setup
program must be run again.
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8.2 Starting the Application
The procedures for starting the GSM application and starting the WCDMA, LTE &
Trace application differ slightly; see the following sections.
8.2.1 Starting the GSM Application

NOTE: In order to launch TEMS Visualization Professional, the computer must have
access to a license. See TEMS Visualization Licensing for more information.
To start the GSM application and associated Task Manager application from the Start
button, go to All Programs | Ascom | TEMS Products | TEMS Visualization 9.2
Professional GSM.
For information about using the GSM application for data analysis and Task Manager
application once installation is complete, please refer to the TEMS Visualization 9.2
Task Manager Manual and the TEMS Visualization 9.2 GSM User Manual.
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8.2.2 Starting the WCDMA, LTE & Trace Application

NOTE: In order to launch TEMS Visualization Professional, the computer must have
access to a license. See TEMS Visualization Licensing for more information.
To start the WCDMA, LTE & Trace application from the Start button, go to
All Programs | Ascom | TEMS Products | TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional.
If any issues occur when starting the WCMDA, LTE & Trace application, ensure that
TEMS Visualization is started by a user with administrator privileges; this is required in
order to start the TEMS Visualization services that will run on the machine.
It may be necessary to right-click on the application icon from the Start menu and
select Run this program as an administrator on the Compatibility tab.
For information about using the software for data analysis once installation is
complete, please refer to the TEMS Visualization 9.2 WCDMA, LTE & Trace User
Manual.
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8.2.3 Connecting to a Server
TEMS Visualization should automatically connect to the SQL Server instance where
the configuration database is located. If needed the Connect to TEMS Visualization
Server dialog can be accessed from the Application Button or the Quick Access
Toolbar
Server Name. Enter the name of the SQL Server instance that was created during
installation.
If the default instance of SQL Server is to be used, then it is enough to specify the
machine name or IP address.
If several instances of SQL Server 2008 R2 are installed, then the instance to be used
for TEMS Visualization must be specified. For example:
ComputerName\MySQLServer2008TVInstance or
IP address\MySQLServer2008TVInstance
Port. This field is normally left blank because the system will automatically detect the
correct port for communication with the server. However, if auto detection fails, try
using the default SQL server port of 1433.
Authentication. Specify Windows Authentication.
Once the server connection has been entered and a connection established, TEMS
Visualization will remember the settings for future sessions.
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9 TEMS Visualization Professional User

Interface
NOTE: This section and the remainder of this document pertain to the WCDMA, LTE
& Trace application. Users of the GSM application should refer to the TEMS
Visualization 9.2 GSM User Manual for a description of GSM operations.
TEMS Visualization Professional features a user interface that incorporates Microsoft

Office 2007 style ribbons, navigation panes, tabbed windows, tool tips, and on-line
help. Each ribbon is divided into logical ribbon groups.
The interface, which is largely the same for both TEMS Visualization Professional and
TEMS Visualization Enterprise, is described in detail in the TEMS Visualization 9.2
WCDMA, LTE & Trace User Manual.
Important differences are the Import tab and the Report tab , which are described
below.
9.1 Import Tab
The Import tab for TEMS Visualization Professional provides access to the following
functions:
Start/Stop Services and Update Service Credentials.
Manage Projects and View Log History.
Import Operator Logfiles. Buttons will be active according to the licenses
held by the user.
Manage Cell Configurations.
Load Lookup Files (phone model lookup files and IMSI lookup files).
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9.1.1 Update Service Credentials
If data is to be fetched only from local drives or FTP connections and NOT from
mapped network drives, then TEMS Visualization services can run under local system
credentials no further action is needed.
However, if the system will fetch data from mapped network drives, then TEMS
Visualization services must be configured to run under domain user credentials. This
user must have access to the network drives and must have administrator privilege to
the local machine.
The Update Service Credentials utility on the Import tab configures the necessary
settings automatically. Follow the steps below:
1. Click the Update Service Credentials button on the Import tab. The Service
Login window will appear.
2. The default is Local System account. This setting will not allow the TEMS
Visualization Services to access network drives. Select the Current User
Account option, enter your domain user name and password, and click OK.
3. A dialog will pop up to inform you that the new Service Credentials will not
take effect until you stop and restart the services. Press OK, and stop and
restart the services.
You will now be able to process data from mapped network drives. (As an alternative
you can always copy the data from mapped network drives to the local drive and
process locally.)
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9.1.2 Load Phone Model File

A Phone Model file is used by TEMS Visualization Professional to display tabulated
KPIs calculated per phone model (on the phone model KPI views). This section
describes how to load the Phone Model file. For a description of the phone model file
content, see the TEMS Visualization Data Sources manual.
To load the file, choose the Import tab and click the Load Phone Model File
button.
Phone Model File Name. Browse to the file that will be used to populate the phone
model KPI views.
Clear any existing phone model file data. Check this box to delete all previously
loaded lookup data use this option for Phone Model lookup files with a complete list
of IMEIs. Un-checking this box will keep previously loaded lookup data with only the
affected IMEIs being updated or added use this option for partial Phone Model
lookup files that list only the IMEIs to be updated/added.
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9.1.3 Load IMSI File
An IMSI file is used by TEMS Visualization Professional to provide extra information
on individual subscribers in the Subscriber KPI views and in the Call List. This section
describes how to load the IMSI file. For a description of the IMSI file content, see the
TEMS Visualization Data Sources manual.
To load the file, choose the Import tab and click the Load IMSI File button.
IMSI File Name. Browse to the file that will be used to populate the Subscriber KPI
and Call List views.
Clear any existing IMSI file data. Check this box to delete all previously loaded
lookup data use this option for Subscriber lookup files with a complete list of IMSIs.
Un-checking this box will keep previously loaded lookup data with only the affected
IMSIs being updated or added use this option for a partial Subscriber lookup file that
lists only the IMSIs to be updated/added.
9.2 Report Tab
For information about the TEMS Visualization Reporting Service, please refer to the
TEMS Visualization 9.2 WCDMA, LTE & Trace User Manual.
The reporting service is based on Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services R2 (SSRS).
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10 Cell Configuration Management

To launch the Cell Configuration Manager, go to the Import tab and click the
Manage Cell Configuration button.
Cell configurations contain the site and cell information used by the projects to, for
example, display the cells on the map or display the defined neighbor relations for a
cell. The same cell configuration can be used by multiple projects. Please refer to the
TEMS Visualization 9.2 Data Sources manual for descriptions of the accepted cell
configuration file formats.
The Cell Configuration Manager dialog lists the currently available cell configurations,
provides management options for them, and allows new cell configurations to be
created. The configurations are identified by technology and vendor.
When creating a new project, the user may discover that the needed cell configuration
is not listed on the Data Source window. If this happens, click the Cell Config Manager
button on the Data Source window, which launches the Cell Configuration Manager.
The buttons at the bottom of the dialog are:
New. Launches the Cell Configuration Import dialog, where a new cell configuration
can be created.
Edit. Launches the Cell Configuration Import dialog, where an existing cell
configuration can be edited. (Not all fields can be edited.)
Delete. Deletes the selected cell configuration. A cell configuration cannot be deleted
if it is referenced by a project. The project referencing it must first be deleted.
Close. Closes the dialog. Changes are always saved when the dialog is closed.
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10.1 Cell Configuration Import
To create a cell configuration, fill in the fields on the Cell Configuration Import dialog.
After completion, click OK to save the settings and close the dialog. (Or, click Cancel to
close the dialog without saving the changes.) The system will process the newly
created cell configuration database at the time specified during the data generation
process.
Name:
Cell Configuration Name. Enter a unique name for this cell configuration.
Local Data Processing Path. If you want to override the default project
setting, enter the path to the temporary data processing folder. If possible,
the folder should be on a different physical drive from the primary database
for performance reasons. In a system with two physical drives, this folder
typically resides on the C: drive.
Create Cell Configuration Database On Drive. Select the drive on which

the database files will be created.
Add Cell Configuration. Cell configuration files specific to technologies may be

required when processing tracing data. This section identifies the cell configuration
files and reference files to be used. See Add Cell Configuration Files for more
information.
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Cell Configuration Details. After specifying the cell configuration and reference files,
this section will be populated with the cell configuration details. Edits or deletions can
be made using the buttons in the Update Cell Configuration section.
Schedule. Select Once if the cell configuration file is to be downloaded and processed
a single time. Select Every ___ day(s) if the cell configuration file is to be downloaded
and processed periodically. Use the spin control to specify the interval, in terms of
days.
Verify Neighbors. If the cell configuration setup includes both WCDMA and GSM cell
configurations, you may want to click the Verify Neighbors button to see how well the
configurations match. A text box will pop up to indicate how many external GSM cells
defined in the WCDMA cell configuration actually exist in the GSM cell configuration.
10.1.1 Add Cell Configuration File(s)

From the Cell Configuration Import dialog, click the appropriate technology button
GSM, WCDMA, or LTE. A technology-specific Cell Configuration Information dialog will
be displayed. A WCDMA cell configuration setup is illustrated below; the text delineates
any differences for other technologies.
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Add Cell Configuration Files. The first section on the Cell Configuration Information
dialog allows you to specify the type of cell configuration file(s) to be used and their
location.
For Ericsson GSM these are normally CNAI files (.txt).
For Ericsson WCDMA and LTE these are normally BulkCM files (.xml, .xml.gz).
For Huawei WCDMA these are normally CFGMML files (.txt).
Text cell files (.cel) can be used for the Cell Configuration on their own (without a
reference file); however, there are some limitations:
1. It must be possible to link the cell configuration data to the event data,
therefore the text cell file must contain:
- For WCDMA, the RNC-ID+C-ID
- For LTE, the eNBid+cellId
- For GSM R-PMO, the cell
- For GSM MTR, the MCC+MNC+LAC+CI
2. Some features in TEMS Visualization may not be fully functional due to

missing cell parameters (for example, the Selection Priority for the WCMDA
Neighbor Optimization feature is only available from BulkCM and not from a
text cell file).
NOTE: For the IRAT (GSM) neighbor optimization for Ericsson GPEH feature to be
fully functional, the GSM cells in the area must be included in a GSM cell
configuration. The GSM Cell configuration must contain: 1) The CGI
(MCC+MNC+LAC+CI) for the GSM cells since this is the link to the External
GSM Cell relations as defined in the WCDMA cell configuration files. 2) The
site coordinates (latitude and longitude), antenna direction, and antenna
beamwidth to allow presentation of the GSM cells on the map.
Local Path or FTP.
- Local. Click if the cell configuration file resides on a folder local to this
machine.
- FTP. Click if the cell configuration file is to be retrieved from another

machine via an FTP connection. The dropdown menu lists the existing
connections. Select the connection that contains the cell configuration
file. This field is only available if the FTP radio button is checked.
If the needed FTP connection is not listed, click the button to

launch the FTP Connection Manager, where a new connection can be
created. For more information, see the description of the FTP
Connection Manager.
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Exact File(s) or Latest File From Folder
- Exact File(s). Select this option if you know the exact file(s) to be used.
- Latest File From Folder. Select this option to identify a folder and
define a text filter. The newest file whose file name contains the
specified text will be used.
Reference Cell Files. This section specifies the reference cell files to be used. The
reference cell file allows missing fields not typically found in the OSS exports to be
added to the cell configuration data.
NOTE: Only cells included in the cell configuration file will be stored in the cell
configuration database; cells which are only included in the reference cell
file will not be stored.
The standard TEMS cell file in tab separated text format (.cel) is normally used.
Local Path or FTP. As with the configuration files, specify whether the files
are to be retrieved from a local or an FTP location, and navigate to the file if
not local.
Exact File or Latest File From Folder. As with the configuration files,
specify any necessary file filter.
Reference Cell File Name. Enter the name of the reference cell file to be
used or use the Browse button to select the desired file.
Use Column Mapping File. A column mapping file allows any text file with
column headings to be used as a reference cell file. Use the Browse button
to select the desired column mapping file, or create a new one.
Match between Cell Configuration & Reference Cell File. These options determine
how the cell configuration and reference cell file data should be matched.
For Ericsson GSM, when a CNAI export file is used for the cell configuration together
with a reference file, select from among the following:
Cell Name. The CELL field from the CNAI export is matched on the CELL
parameter from the CNAI export file.
MCC+MNC+LAC+CI. These fields from the CNAI export are matched with
the MCC+MNC+LAC+CI or C-ID fields from the reference cell file.
For Ericsson WCDMA, when a BulkCM file is used for the cell configuration together
Cell Name. The UtranCell id or the userLabel from the BulkCM file are
matched with the Cell field from the reference cell file. The Cell Name
Source radio button defines which one of the two fields from the UtranCell
node within the BulkCM file will be used as the source for the cell name. The
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userLabel often has a more verbose, operator defined cell name, but the
UtranCell id is guaranteed to be unique.
RNC-ID+C-ID. The rncId from the RncFunction node and cId from the
UtranCell node in the BulkCM file are matched with the RNC-ID+C-ID from
the reference cell file.
MCC+MNC+LAC+CI. The MCC and MNC from the RncFunction node, LAC
from the UtranCell node, and cId from the UtranCell node are matched with
the MCC+MNC+LAC+CI or C-ID fields from the reference cell file.
For Ericsson LTE, when a BulkCM file is used for the cell configuration together with a
reference file, select from among the following:
Cell Name. The CELL field from the reference file is matched with the
userLabel from the BulkCM vsDataEUtranCellFDD node.
eNBId&cellId. The eNBId from the vsDataENodeBFunction node and the

cellId from the vsDataEUtranCellFDD node in the BulkCM are matched with
the eNBId+cellId from the reference file.
For Huawei WCDMA, when a CFGMML file is used for the cell configuration together
Cell Name. The CELLNAME from the CFGMML file(s) is matched with the
Cell field from the reference cell file.
RNC-ID+C-ID. The RNCID+CELLID from the CFGMML file(s) are matched

with the RNC-ID+C-ID from the reference cell file.
MCC+MNC+LAC+CI. The MCC+MNC+LAC+CELLID from the CFGMML

file(s) are matched with the MCC+MNC+LAC+CI or C-ID fields from the
reference cell file.
Data Replacement
Use Site Position Data From. The radio buttons specify whether to use the
site position data from the reference cell file or the cell configuration file.
Use Cell Names From. The radio buttons specify whether to use the cell
names from the reference cell file or the cell configuration file.
Use Antenna Data From. The radio buttons specify whether to use the
antenna data from the reference cell file or the cell configuration file.
If No Data In Reference File. If no data is found in the reference file, the

radio buttons specify whether to use the data from the cell configuration file
or to assign blank values. Assign blank values if site coordinates and
antenna orientations from the OSS are not reliable and should not be used.
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Verify Button
The Verify button matches the cell configuration file with the reference cell file and
shows the result of the match. The verification applies only to local files. If the cell
configuration file resides on an FTP server, verification will not take place.
Care should be taken when there are cells from the Cell Configuration which have No
Lat/Lon or No Antenna Beamwidth. Typically this is because there was no match on
these cells in the Reference Cell file.
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11 Importing Data
To import log files for a new project, choose the Import tab and click the
logfiles icon appropriate to the project type.
The Data Generation Wizard will guide you through the steps needed to configure a
project.
1. Identify the data source the log files to be imported. Please refer to the
TEMS Visualization 9.2 Data Sources manual for a description of the
supported formats.
2. Identify the project itself by name and description.
3. Select the messages to be decoded (WCDMA GPEH projects only).
4. Configure details regarding project execution, including selection of the

analyses to be run, the analysis thresholds (WCDMA GPEH projects only),
and the time at which the project is to be run.
Because of the differences among project types, separate sections describe the processes
for WCDMA GPEH, LTE Cell Trace, Subscriber Trace, Huawei Call Trace and NSN Geo
Interface projects.
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11.1 WCDMA GPEH Projects
11.1.1 Identify Data Source

The Data Source dialog allows you to specify the connection required to access the
data, to set filters to define the data to be processed, and to identify the cell
configuration to be used. After setting the desired parameters, click Next to continue,
or click Finish to complete project setup with the default settings.
Local Path or FTP.
Local. Click if the data resides in a local folder.
FTP. Click if the data is to be retrieved via an FTP connection. The dropdown
menu lists the existing connections. Select the applicable connection. If the
needed connection is not listed, click the Connection Manager button to
launch the FTP Connection Manager.
Add Files, Add Folders. Add the files and/or folders to be parsed into the database by
clicking the applicable button and then navigating to the files or folders of interest.
NOTE: When selecting a set of GPEH files, ensure that all files for all Main
Processors (MP) in the Recording Period (ROP) are selected.
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Use Time Filter. The time filter option is used to specify the time ranges in which data
will be processed. Enter the start and end times, and then click Add. Several intervals
can be added. Only data within the specified intervals will be processed and made
available for analysis by TEMS Visualization. The time filter applies only to the RNCs
selected in the list box. The time filters always match against the time as presented in
the file name.
Use Text Filter. The text filter option is used to specify a text string (such as an RNC
name) to identify the data to be processed. The text string can appear anywhere in the
file name.
Time Zone. This field specifies the time zone of the node. Two types of file name
formats are possible (depending on system parameter settings):
1. Local Time + Offset from UTC. For this type, the time zone will be
automatically filled in if available when the RNC name is browsed.
2. UTC Time. For this type, the time zone must be specified manually;
otherwise, all times shown in TEMS Visualization will not be adjusted from
UTC.
Select Cell Configuration. If the needed cell configuration is not in the dropdown list,
click the Cell Config Manager button to create a new cell configuration. For more
information, see the description of the Cell Configuration Manager. The same cell
configuration can be used by multiple projects.
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11.1.2 Provide Project Information
The Project Information dialog allows you to identify the project by name, and to
specify the location at which the project database will reside. After entering the
requested information, click Next to continue, or click Finish to complete project setup
with the default settings.
Project Name. This field contains the user-specified project name. Project names must
be unique.
Project Description. This field contains the user-specified project description. This
field is not mandatory and can be left blank.
Project Database Drive. This field specifies the drive on which the database files for
the project are created. In a system with two physical drives, this field typically should
reference a physical drive other than the C: drive. Only the choices listed in the
dropdown menu are available.
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11.1.3 Select Messages for Decoding

The Message Selection dialog applies only to WCDMA GPEH projects. Other types of
projects always process all available data.
The Message Selection dialog allows you to select only those messages for processing
that are needed. After selecting the desired set of messages, click Next to continue, or
click Finish to complete project setup with the default settings.
Decode all possible messages. Select this option to store all messages to the
database. All messages will be stored with timestamp and header information (plus
the encoded message content if this option is selected). Additionally, the Information
Elements (IEs) included in the TEMS Visualization decoder library will be individually
decoded and stored. When this option is selected, the three list boxes on the screen
are not relevant.
Select message(s) to decode. Select this option to narrow the data to be processed,
potentially speeding up processing time. The messages that will be decoded and
stored in the database are shown in the Selected Messages list box (the middle list
box). Use the Message Categories in the leftmost list box to select the groups of
messages to be decoded. Check or uncheck as desired to further narrow the data. A
message can be selected (highlighted) in the middle box to display a list of the IEs that
will be decoded and stored in the database for that message in the rightmost list box.
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Save encoded message details. Check this box if you want to save the encoded
message details for the selected messages to the database. Full message content will
be available in the Details window of the Call Analysis view.
Encrypt IMSI/IMEI-SNR. This feature is available to provide subscriber confidentiality.

If Encrypt IMSI/IMEI-SNR is checked, TEMS Visualization will scramble the digits in the
IMSI and IMEI-SNR values before storing them into the database. The scrambled
values are displayed on the data views; actual values are only available in the message
detail.
Filter by Scanner ID. Enable this filter and then choose a Scanner ID from the
dropdown menu to narrow the data to be processed to a specific scanner.
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11.1.4 Configure Thresholds

The Thresholds dialog allows configuration of default analysis threshold values used to
trigger TEMS Visualization created events. Click Next to continue, or click Finish to
complete project setup with the default settings.
The threshold values color-coded in blue in the Value column can be modified to
better suit local needs.
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11.1.5 Configure Project Execution Details
The Execution dialog provides access to the execution parameters that will guide
TEMS Visualization Professional during automatic data processing and analysis. Select
the analyses to be run and set the scheduling options. Click Finish to complete project
setup.
Perform the following analyses. This section specifies the types of analyses to be
performed on the data. If possible, select Run All Analyses. Select specific options
only if required for acceptable performance.
The analysis options for WCDMA GPEH projects are:

Basic (always selected Message Decoder, Call Analysis, Exception Analysis).
KPI (if unchecked, all KPI analysis will not be available).
Neighbor Optimization (if unchecked, statistics for the Neighbor

Optimization features will not be available).
Coverage Area Optimization (if unchecked, statistics for the Pilot Pollution
Threshold Based feature will not be available).
Cell Analysis (if unchecked, statistics for the RF Diagnostics and Cell
Capacity features will not be available).
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Geo Location (if unchecked, estimated positions for selected events will not
be calculated). This feature is available only with purchase of the WCDMA
geo-location module.
Execute. This section specifies the timeframe during which the project will run.
Run now. The project will run as soon as configuration is finished.
Run at time. The project will run at the time specified in the dropdown
menu.
Run Everyday at. The project will run repeatedly every day (7 days a week)
at the time specified in the dropdown menu. This feature is available when
processing from folders; only new files will be downloaded and processed
each day.
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11.2 LTE Cell Trace Projects

Local Path or FTP.
Add Files, Add Folders.
Add Folders. Click this option to add a parent folder that contains the sub-
folders to be parsed. With this option, the folder structure must be as shown
below, with each entry showing as MeContext=NodebName.
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Add Files. Click this option to add one or more files. With this option, the
folder name is not restricted to any set text.
available for analysis by TEMS Visualization Professional. The time filter applies only to
the nodes selected in the list box. The time filters always match against the time as
presented in the file name.
Use Text Filter. The text filter option is used to specify a text string (such as a node
file name.
Time Zone. This field specifies the time zone of the node. Two types of file name
formats are possible (depending on system parameter settings):
3. Local Time + Offset from UTC. For this type, the time zone will be
automatically filled in if available when the eNodeB is browsed.
4. UTC Time. For this type, the time zone must be specified manually;
otherwise, all times shown in TEMS Visualization will not be adjusted from
UTC.
configuration can be used by many projects that have the same vendor and
technology.
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be unique.
Save encoded message details. Check this box if you want to save the encoded
message details for the selected messages to the database. Full message content will
be available in the Details window of the Call Analysis view.
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the analyses to be run and specify scheduling details, and then click Finish to complete
project setup.
The analysis options for LTE Cell Trace projects are:

KPIs (if unchecked, all KPI analysis will not be available).
menu.
each day.
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11.3 Subscriber Trace Projects

The Data Source dialog allows you to specify the location of the data, to define the
type of data to be processed, and to identify the cell configuration to be used. After
setting the desired parameters, click Next to continue, or click Finish to complete
project setup with the default settings.
Local Path or FTP.
FTP. Click if the data is to be retrieved via an FTP connection.
Log Files Selection. MTR files for GSM subscriber trace, UETR files for WCDMA
subscriber trace, and UE Trace files for LTE subscriber trace can be imported into the
same project. Click the button applicable to the type of data to be imported. A
Browser window will open.
If you indicated that the data is to be retrieved via an FTP connection, the Browser will
include a dropdown menu listing the existing connections. Select the applicable
connection. If the needed connection is not listed, click the Connection Manager
button to launch the FTP Connection Manager.
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Navigate to the folders or files to be parsed into the database. If you select a folder, all
files within that folder will be imported. Or, you can select one or more files within a
folder for import.
Recording Reference to IMSI lookup File Selection. This field is used only when
importing binary MTR files created using the Ericsson proprietary method. Unlike MTR
files in text format, binary MTR files (created using the Ericsson OSS-RC or by using
MGBRI commands directly on the MSC) do not contain IMSI information. In order to
identify calls by IMSI, you need to provide a reference IMSI lookup file that associates
the Recording Reference in each binary file with its corresponding IMSI value.
The IMSI lookup file is a tab-delimited text file where the first column is the recording
reference ID, and the second column is the 15-digit IMSI value.
If you indicated that the data is to be retrieved via an FTP connection, the browser will
include a dropdown menu listing the existing connections. Select the applicable
connection. If the needed connection is not listed, click the Connection Manager
button to launch the FTP Connection Manager.
configuration can be used by many projects that have the same vendor and
technology.
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The Project Information dialog allows you to identify the project by name, to specify
the location at which the project database will reside, to apply additional information
required for project execution, and to specify when the project will run. After entering
the requested information, click Finish to complete project setup with the default
settings.
be unique.
Apply time offset. The time offset from UTC will be detected automatically wherever
possible from the file name. When importing UETR files whose file names do not
contain an indication of local time plus an offset from UTC, the time zone must be
specified manually. Otherwise, all times shown in TEMS Visualization will not be
adjusted from UTC. To do this, check the Apply time offset box and then select the
nodes time zone from the dropdown menu.
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Take logfiles starting from a specified date. This filter applies when importing from
folders. If you want to import only files in the folder from a specified date and newer,
check this box and then select the date from the dropdown menu.
menu.
each day.
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11.4 WCDMA Huawei Call Trace Projects

Local Path or FTP.
NOTE: When selecting a set of Huawei Call Trace files, ensure that all files for all
Modules during the period to be analyzed are selected.
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be unique.
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11.4.3 Configure Thresholds
The Thresholds dialog allows configuration of default analysis threshold values used to
trigger TEMS Visualization created events. Click Next to continue, or click Finish to
complete project setup with the default settings.
The threshold values color-coded in blue in the Value column can be modified to
better suit local needs.
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the analyses to be run and set the scheduling options. Click Finish to complete project
setup.
performed on the data.
The analysis options for Huawei WCDMA Call Trace projects are:
User log (Call Trace Based Analysis) this option is always selected
meaning all analysis related to call level data will be available.
Cell log (Cell Capacity Based Analysis) - if unchecked cell capacity analysis
feature will not be available.
menu.
each day.
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11.5 NSN Geo Interface Projects

Local Path or FTP.
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These files can be generated by the TEMS Visualization from the GEO Interface Data
Collector.
available for analysis by TEMS Visualization Professional. The time filter applies only to
the RNCs selected in the list box. The time filters always match against the time as
presented in the file name.
Use Text Filter. The text filter option is used to specify a text string (such as an RNC
file name.
NOTE: Unlike some other data formats, with NSN Geo-Interface files, the data is
always in local time, per the RNC location. Therefore, it is not necessary to
specify a time zone.
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be unique.
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the analyses to be run and specify scheduling details, and then click Finish to complete
project setup.
The analysis options for NSN Geo Interface projects are:

KPIs (if unchecked, all KPI analysis will not be available).
menu.
at the time specified in the dropdown menu.
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12 Managing Projects
& Trace application. Users of the GSM application should refer to the
document TEMS Visualization 9.2 GSM User Manual for a description of GSM
operations.
To view current projects and their overall status, go to the Import tab and
click the Manage Projects button. The Manage Projects window is also automatically
opened after creating a new project.
The Project List, a list of current projects, is displayed in the table at the top of the
window.
The table at the lower left lists the Most Recent Log messages. This list is color-coded.
White = Information
Red = Critical error
Orange = Error
Yellow = Warning
Selecting a message in the Most Recent Log list causes details for that message to be
displayed in the list box to the right.
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12.1 Starting, Stopping, and Editing a Project
The project management actions, listed at the left side of the Manage Projects
window, are described below. Except for Stop, these actions are also available on the
right-click menu.
Copy. The Copy option makes it easy to create a new project by using another project
as a template. To do this, select one of the listed projects and click Copy. The Data
Generation wizard will be launched, with fields already populated based on the
selected project.
Edit. Click Edit to edit project settings for the selected project. Not all settings can be
edited.
View. Click View to view the settings for the selected project.
Delete. Click Delete to delete the selected project from the list box. All project-related
databases and settings will be removed.
Stop. Click Stop to stop the execution of the selected project. This will abort the
project execution and the project will go into Stopping state. Project progress is not
saved. In other words, a project that has been stopped and restarted must to start
processing again from the beginning. Stopping projects can take some time but
pressing the Stop Services and then Start Services button will put the projects
directly to Stopped State. NEVER stop all services unless all projects are in Completed
or Stopping state. If the highlighted project is new, stopped, or completed, the action
for this button is Start.
Once a project has been created, it will show up in the Project List window. To start a
project, select it and click Start (under Actions).
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12.2 Manage Connections

When creating a new project, the user may discover that the needed connection is not
listed on the Import dialog. If this happens, click the Connection Manager button on
the Import dialog to launch the FTP Connection Manager. The FTP Connection
Manager lists the existing connections and information associated with them.
The buttons at the bottom of the dialog are:
New. Launches the FTP Connection dialog, where new connections can be created.
Edit. Launches the FTP Connection dialog, where an existing connection can be edited.
Not all fields can be edited.
Verify. Tests the selected connection. The result of the test will be presented in a pop-
up message box. The verification test can take several seconds, depending on the
internet connection speed.
Delete. Deletes the selected connection.
Close. Closes the dialog. Changes are always saved when the dialog is closed.
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12.2.1 FTP Connection Dialog
To create a new connection, fill in the fields as described below and click OK to save
the connection and close the dialog. (Or, click Cancel to close the dialog without
saving the connection.)
The Verify button tests the connection. The result of the test will be presented in a
pop-up message box. The verification test can take several seconds, depending on the
internet connection speed.
Name. This field specifies the user-defined name of the FTP connection.
Host. This field specifies the IP address of the remote server.
Port. This field specifies the port number to be used for communication. The default
FTP port is 21.
Site Type. This field specifies the type of protocol used for communication: FTP or
SFTP. If SFTP is selected, two more fields show up on the dialog: Authentication and
Key File.
Authentication. This field is only visible when Site Type is set to SFTP. It
specifies the type of authentication to be used.
Key File. This field is only visible when Site Type is set to SFTP. If the
authentication field is set to Public Key Authentication, this field specifies
the key file to use. The key file can be a PEM or PFX file, depending on the
public key authentication type.
User ID. This field specifies the login ID of the user connecting to the remote server.
Password. This field specifies the password of the user connecting to the remote
server.
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12.3 Log History Viewer

The Log History Viewer summarizes all messages for the project selected on
the Manage Projects window.
Show Data for Last. Use the spin control to specify for how many hours back in time
to show messages, and then click Refresh. (The window does not refresh automatically
when the scope is changed.)
Clear History Older Than. Use the spin control to specify the age of the messages to
be cleared, and then click Delete.
The Number of Errors section shows summaries of critical errors and other errors that
occurred during the interval displayed.
Selecting a message in the list will update the Message Details section at the bottom
of the window with additional message information.
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13 Data Collector Installation

Normally MegaMon messages are streamed from the Emil server on a TCP/IP socket
connection in real time over the GEO Interface.
NOTE: TEMS Visualization does NOT read the MegaMon files (.MGA, .MGZ) directly.
This is an internal format for NSN use only.
Currently, TEMS Visualization requires the message flow from the GEO Interface to be
stored to a static file before import into TEMS Visualization. This is achieved by using
the TEMS Visualization Data Collector application.
Ensure that the TEMS Visualization Data Collector application is installed on a

Windows machine that can:
Connect via TCP/IP to the GEO Interface.
Write files to a folder accessible by TEMS Visualization, either through FTP

or through a mapped network drive.
Start the installation by running the setup. Click on the Data Collector (Optional for
NSN) link and follow the instructions.
For detailed information on how to set up data collection for the NSN GEO Interface,
refer to the TEMS Visualization 9.2 Data Sources manual.
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Glossary of Terms
GPEH
3GPP
General Performance Event Handling
Third Generation Partnership Program
GST
ARFCN
File extension denoting a Geoset file
Absolute Radio Frequency Channel
Number HO
Handover
BCG
Broadband Content Guide HS
High Speed
BLER
Block Error Rate HSDPA
High Speed Uplink Packet Access
CC
Control Channel IE
Information Element
CM
Configuration Management IFHO
Inter-Frequency Handover
CPICH
Common Pilot Channel IMEI-TAC
International Mobile Equipment
DL
Identity / Type Allocation Control
Downlink
IMSI
eARFCN
International Mobile Subscriber
E-UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency
Identity
Channel Number
IRAT
Ec/No
Inter-Radio Access Technology
Pilot strength. Ratio of received pilot
energy, Ec, to total received energy or Iu
the total power spectral density, Io. Reference point between Core
Network and RNC
eNB
Evolved Node B Iub
Reference point between RNC and
ERBS
Node B
Evolved Radio Base Station
Iur
EUL
Reference point between RNCs
Enhanced Uplink
KPI
FTP
Key Performance Indicator
File Transfer Protocol
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LTE PRACH
Long Term Evolution (3GPP 4G Physical Random Access Channel
technology)
QCI
MME Quality of Service (QoS) Class
Mobile Management Entity Identier
MO RAB
Managed Object Radio Access Bearer
MP RAN
Main Processor Radio Access Network
MRR-W RANAP
Measurement Result Recording Radio Access Network Application
WCDMA Protocol (3GPP)
MWS RBS
File extension denoting a MapInfo Radio Base Station
Workspace file
RNC
NAS Radio Network Controller
Network Access Switch
RNS
NBAP Radio Network Subsystem
Node B Application Part
RNSAP
NSN RNS Application Part
Nokia Siemens Network
ROP
OSS Result Output Period
Operations Support System
RRC
OSS-RC Radio Resource Control
Operations Support System Radio
RSCP
and Core
Received Signal Code Power
OTDOA
RTWP
Observed Time Difference of Arrival
Received Total Wideband Power
PCI
Rx
Physical Cell Identier
Receive
PEM
S1
Privacy Enhanced Mail
The interface used to interconnect
PFX eNBs and MMEs
Personal Information Exchange
SC
PLMN Scrambling Code
Public Land Mobile Network
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SFTP UNC
FTP using SSH2 Universal Naming Convention
SIR UNM
Signal-to-Interference Ratio Unmonitored Neighbor
SMTP UTRAN
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol UMTS Radio Access Network
SOHO Uu
Soft Handover Reference point between UE and
UTRAN
SRB
Signaling RAB WCDMA
Wide-band Code Division Multiple
SSL
Access
Secure Sockets Layer
X2
SSRS
The interface used to interconnect
SQL Server Reporting Services
eNodeBs
(Microsoft)
TLS
Transport Layer Security
Tx
Transmit
UAC
User Account Control
UARFCN
UTRAN Absolute Radio Frequency
Channel
UE
User Equipment
UETR
User Equipment Traffic Recording
UI
User Interface
UL
Uplink
UMTS
Universal Mobile Telecommunications
System
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Index
A Floating Licensing (HASP HL) 40
FTP Connection Dialog 100
About TEMS Visualization 9.2
Professional 9 H
About This Manual 7
Hardware and OS Requirements 15
Add Cell Configuration File(s) 65
History Viewer 101
Additional Software Requirements 17
Analysis Options 78, 83, 91, 95 I
Analysis Thresholds 77, 90
Assign Blank Values 68 Identify Data Source 72, 80, 84, 88, 92
Import Tab 59
B Importing Data 71
IMSI file 62
Bridging the Optimization Gap 10
Installation 37, 39, 41, 44
C Installation Procedure 51
Installing the GSM Application 52
Cell Configuration Import 64
Installing the WCDMA, LTE & Trace
Cell Configuration Management 63
Application 53
Cell Configuration Selection 73, 81,
85, 88, 93 K
Configuration for Each User 43, 46
Key Features 13
Configuration of Host Machine 41, 44
Configure Project Execution Details L
78, 83, 91, 95
Configure Thresholds 77, 90 License Server (HASP SL) 44
Configuring License Server for License Update 39, 45
Detachable Licenses 47 License Updates 38, 42
Connecting to a Server 58 Load IMSI File 62
Contact Information 14 Load Phone Model File 61
Local Licensing (HASP HL) 37
D Log History Viewer 101
LTE Cell Trace Projects 80
Data Collector Installation 103
Data Generation Wizard 71 M
Delivery Description 13
Detachable Licensing 47 Manage Connections 99
Manage Projects Window 97
E Managing Projects 97
Message Selection WCDMA GPEH
Encrypt IMSI/IMEI-SNR 76
Projects 75
Execution Parameters 78, 83, 91, 95
Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2
F Creating a New Instance 20
Microsoft SQL Server Configuration
Filter by Scanner ID 76
35
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Microsoft SQL Server Installation 19 Upgrade Installations GSM
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Application Only 20
Services Installation 26 Upgrade Installations WCDMA, LTE
& Trace Application 19
N
User Actions to Detach Licenses 48
New Installations 19 User Actions to Return Licenses 50
NSN Geo Interface Projects 92
W
P
WCDMA GPEH Projects 72
Phone Model file 61 WCDMA Huawei Call Trace Projects
Provide Project Information 74, 82, 86, 88
89, 94 What's New in This Release 11
Report Tab 62
Select Messages for Decoding 75

Starting the Application 56
Starting the GSM Application 56
Starting the WCDMA, LTE & Trace
Application 57
Starting, Stopping, and Editing a
Project 98
Stationary Licensing (HASP SL) 39
Subscriber Trace Projects 84
TEMS Visualization Licensing 37

TEMS Visualization Professional GSM
15
TEMS Visualization Professional
Installation & Starting the
Application 51
TEMS Visualization Professional User
Interface 59
TEMS Visualization Professional
WCDMA, LTE & Trace 16
Thresholds 77, 90
Types of Installation or Upgrades 19
Update Service Credentials 60
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3 Hardware and OS Requirements ........................................15

4 Additional Software Requirements ....................................17

6 Microsoft SQL Server Configuration ..................................35

8 TEMS Visualization Professional Installation &

9 TEMS Visualization Professional User Interface ...............59

10 Cell Configuration Management ........................................63

11 Importing Data ......................................................................71

11.3 Subscriber Trace Projects................................................ 84

12 Managing Projects ................................................................97

13 Data Collector Installation ................................................ 103

1 About This Manual

TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional Getting Started. This document details

Section 2 About TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional

Section 3 Hardware and Operating System Requirements

Section 4 Additional Software Requirements

Section 5 Microsoft SQL Server Installation

Section 6 Microsoft SQL Server Configuration

Section 7 TEMS Visualization Licensing

Section 8 TEMS Visualization Professional Installation & Starting the Application

Section 9 TEMS Visualization Professional User Interface

Section 10 Cell Configuration Management

Section 11 Importing Data

Section 12 Managing Projects

Section 13 Data Collector Installation

2 About TEMS Visualization 9.2

Automatic diagnosis of network issues that have a negative impact on

Creation and geographic presentation of information to support

2.2 What's New in This Release

General WCMDA, LTE and Subscriber Trace Application

Ericsson WCDMA GPEH Module

End RF Class added to Call List. Gives an interpretation of the RF conditions

Measurement Trigger column added to Call Messages view. Contains a

Ericsson LTE Cell Trace Module

Huawei WCDMA Call Trace Module

Dropped Calls Analyzer

Exception Analysis views for summary of all generated events and

Cell Capacity Analysis summary statistics and detailed analysis chart

RF Analysis Charts (Distribution chart of RF Measurements)

Coverage Area Optimization (Overshooting Cell identification)

Performance Summary Report (Cells, Subscribers, Phone Models)

Cell EGPRS Performance Report added to enable detailed investigation of

2.3 Key Features

Easy optimization of todays very complex networks with built-in

Drill-down all the way to individual call by call level analysis

Direct import of network configuration data

2.4 Delivery Description

TEMS Visualization 9.2 Professional GSM. This application supports the

Region-specific contact information is listed below.

EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AND AFRICA

RUSSIA, CIS COUNTRIES AND MONGOLIA

3 Hardware and OS Requirements

3.1 TEMS Visualization Professional GSM

Requirement Minimum Recommended

CPU Model Dual Core Dual Core (see Note)

NOTE: The GSM application is 32-bit and single-threaded; therefore, performance

Requirement Minimum Recommended

1X Quad Core, 64-bit

4 Additional Software Requirements

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard. Microsoft SQL Server must be

TEMS Visualization Professional software.

5 Microsoft SQL Server Installation