ZXSDR UniBTS

Base Station
MOM User Guide

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 Context
Chapter 1 Managed Object Model............................................................. 1-1
Chapter 2 MOM Overview .......................................................................... 2-1
2.1 Equipment ......................................................................................................... 2-2
2.2 TransportNetwork............................................................................................... 2-5
2.3 Ir ....................................................................................................................... 2-8
2.4 BtsFunction........................................................................................................ 2-8
2.5 NodeBFunction .................................................................................................. 2-9
2.6 Operator .......................................................................................................... 2-10
2.7 VsOam ............................................................................................................ 2-10

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Managed Object Model
What Is MOM
MOM is the abbreviation of managed object model. It is also called Network Resource
Model (NRM) or Management Information Model (MIM) in 3GPP TS32.622. The MOM
is an object-oriented abstract concept about all manageable resources of network
elements. The model defines the ways of model-based resource management and the
structure of information transfer between the operator and managed objects. It is the
basic architecture for operation and maintenance (O&M). All O&M functions, including
configuration management, alarm management, performance management, and version
management, depend on the MOM.
The MOM indicates the attributes and operations of Managed Object Classes (MOCs). It
also indicates the relations between these MOCs.
The MO is an MOM-based unit. You can manage a network element by creating,
modifying, or deleting MOs.
The MO encapsulates the manageable characteristics and behaviors of a specific network
resource. The network resource can be a physical resource (such as a board) or a logical
resource (such as an algorithm or a protocol). The parameters of the network resource
indicate the attributes of MOs. You can configure MOs by setting the attribute parameters.
You can check the configuration and status of the network resource by checking the
attributes of MOs.

For example, the rack, which is a physical entity, is abstracted to a manageable MO (Rack)
in the MOM. Rack encapsulates manageable characteristics, such as RackId, rackNo, and
cabinetPosition. They are the attribute parameters of Rack. By setting these parameters,
you can configure the rack.

MO's DN
Each MO has a Distinguished Name (DN), which is the MO category name plus Id. For
example, the DN of the SubRack category is SubRackId. The MO category name and the
DN value form a Relative Distinguished Name (RDN), with a equal mark but without space
between them. For example, SubRack=1. Under the same upper-layer managed object,
each MO can have one and only RDN. It means that you can use the RDN of a subnode
to locate only one subnode.

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Figure 1-1 An Example of MO Tree

The RDNs of all MOs on an MO tree form a Local Distinguished Name (LDN), with a comma
between two RDNs. For example, ManagedElement=1, Equipment=1,Rack=1. By using
an LDN, you can locate only one MO.

Creating An MO
An MO can be created by the system or the user, or created dynamically.
l Created by the system: In this case, the MO is not configured by the user. Instead,
it will be created automatically by the system after its parent MO is created. The MO
cannot be deleted separately. It will be deleted automatically after its parent MO is
deleted.
l Created dynamically: In this case, all attributes of the MO are reported dynamically
by the NE. The user do not need to configure the MO.
l Created by the user: This is the default way to create an MO. In this case, the user
can set MO parameters to create MOs. Such MOs can be modified or deleted by the
user.

MO Attributes
l Data Types of MO Attributes
The data types of MO attributes are classified into basic data types and compound
data types. The basic data types are listed in the table below.

Data Type Description

long 32-digit signed integer

unsigned long 32-digit unsigned integer

string Character string

The compound data types are listed in the table below.

Data Type Description

sequence Set, used to save a group of same-type data

struct Struct, used to define a group of same-type or different-type elements

l General MO Attributes
Different MOs have some same attributes, which are called general attributes.

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At- Data Value Range Description

tribute Type

admin- sequence 0:No Manual Operation It describes the manual operation

State status of the MO.
1:Block

2:disabled

4:Powered-down

65536:Block Smoothly

oper- long 0:Normal It describes the running status of

State the MO.
1:Fault

avail- sequence 0:No Details It describes the details of operState,

Status including the information that has
2:Slave
effect on services in normal running
4:No available
status and the reason for a fault in
8:Initial failure status.

65536:The relied object has a fault

262144:Remotely & manually block

524288:Test

1048576:Powered-down

4194304:Unconnected with RNC

8388608:Power-saving

16777216:Synchronous

33554432:MMC Fault

67108864:License state-
constrained

268435456:Local cell block(Saving

battery mode)

user- string -- It is MO's friendly description set by

Label the user.

de- string -- It is MO's description generated by

scrip- the system automatically.
tion

Relations between MOs

There are two basic inter-MO relations, containment relation and association relation.
Containment relation: the containment relation can be regarded as a parent-child relation,
namely, parent MO containing child MO. A specific child MO has one and only parent node
instance. As shown in Figure 1-2, MO_X is the parent node of MO_Y, and one MO_X

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instance may contain 0-2 MO_Y instances. If MO_X does not exist, MO_Y cannot be
created. Similarly, an MO_X cannot be deleted if it has MO_Y child nodes. The only
exception is that, if all child nodes of an MO_X are created automatically by the system,
the MO_X can be deleted and these child nodes will be deleted automatically.

Figure 1-2 Containment Relation

Association relation: the association relation is a relation of resource usage, that is, a
quoting-quoted relation. One MO can quote, or be quoted by, multiple MOs of the same
kind or different kinds.
As shown in Figure 1-3, MO_X quotes MO_Y and MO_Y is quoted by MO_X. One MO_X
instance can quote 0-2 MO_Y instances while one MO_Y instance can be quoted by 0-3
MO_X instances. MO_X has the refMO_Y attribute, which indicates the LDN of the quoted
MO_Y instance. MO_Y has the reservedByMO_X attribute, which indicates the LDN of the
quoting MO_X instance.

Figure 1-3 Association Relation

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MOM Overview
Top Model of NE MOM
Compliant with the 3GPP specifications, the SDR base station MOM takes the
ManagedElement as the root node. Under the ManageElement, the resources which the
base station can manage contain the following parts:
l Equipment resources:Equipment
l Transport resources: TransportNetwork and Ir
l Service resources: BtsFunction, NodeBFunction, SystemFunctions, VsOam, and
Operator.
Figure 2-1 shows MOM top.

Figure 2-1 Top Model

Table 2-1 describes the top model MO meanings.

Table 2-1 Top Model MO Meaning

MO Meaning

ManagementElement The base station to be managed

Equipment Base station MO root node

TransportNetwork Transport resources MO root node

SystemFunctions System Parameter root node

Ir BBBU and RRU interface model root node

BtsFunction GSM wireless service model root node

NodeBFunction UMTS wireless service model root node

Operator Operator

VsOam Vendor MO root node

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Equipment..................................................................................................................2-2
TransportNetwork.......................................................................................................2-5
Ir ................................................................................................................................2-8
BtsFunction ................................................................................................................2-8
NodeBFunction ..........................................................................................................2-9
Operator...................................................................................................................2-10
VsOam.....................................................................................................................2-10

2.1 Equipment
The base station equipment resources MO takes Equipment as the root node. The base
station management objects include rack, shelf, slot, card, feeder cable, fiber, mechanical
antenna, electric tilt antenna, and tower amplifier. The equipment resources are divided
into two parts. One part contains the BBU and RRU units (base band digital unit and
radio frequency unit). This part consists of the rack, shelf, slot, and card. The other part
contains the peripheral equipment of the base station, such as the antenna and feeder
system, external power, microwave equipment, or other three-party devices. This part
takes AuxUnit as the root unit.
The card is a basic functional unit of the base station. To adapt to various market
demands, a variety of functions can be combined together on one card. The card
is regarded as a physical entity and a functional set. This physical entity is defined
as PlugInUnit, standing for a physical card in a slot. The functional set is defined as
SdrDeviceGroup, standing for the functions and operations which the card supports. The
SdrDeviceGroup includes a group of Device MO of these functions and operations, such
as clock, base band processing, receiving/transmitting signal, power amplifier, and optical
interface.
Figure 2-2 shows the equipment resource MO model.

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Figure 2-2 Equipment Model

Table 2-2 describes the Equipment model MO meanings.

Table 2-2 Equipment Model MO Meaning

MO Meaning

Equipment Device

AuxUnit BTS Auxiliary Peripheral Device

EPm External Device

Tma TMA Device

AntProfile Antenna Attribute Object

AntEntity Antenna Entity Object

IrAntGroup Ir Antenna Group Object

Cabinet Cabinet

Rack Rack

SubRack Sub-Rack

Slot Slot

PlugInUnit Plug-in Unit

SdrDeviceGroup Device Group

BpDeviceSet Baseband Device Set

BpDevice Baseband Device

McDeviceSet Main Control Device Set

McDevice Main Control Device

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ClockDeviceSet Clock Device Set

ClockDevice Clock Device

TimeDeviceSet Time Device Set

TimeDevice Time Device

SerialPortDeviceSet Serial Port Device Set

SerialPortDevice Serial Port Device

RfDeviceSet RF Device Set

RfDevice RF Port Object

Pa PA

TxChannel Tx Device

RxChannel Rx Device

AisgDeviceSet AISG Device Set

AisgDevice AISG Device

FiberDeviceSet Optical Port Device Set

FiberDevice Optical Port Device

FeDeviceSet Fast Ethernet Set

FeDevice Fast Ethernet

GeDeviceSet GigaBit Ethernet Set

GeDevice GigaBit Ethernet

E1DeviceSet E1 Set

E1Device E1

T1DeviceSet T1 Set

T1Device T1

Stm1DeviceSet STM-1 Set

Stm1Device STM-1

EthernetSwitchDeviceSet Ethernet Switching Device Set

EthernetSwitchDevice Ethernet Switching Device

PmDeviceSet Power Device Set

PmDevice Power Device

DryContactDeviceSet Dry Contact Device Set

DryContactDevice Dry Contact Device

EnvMonDeviceSet Environment Monitoring Device Set

EnvMonDevice Environment Monitoring Device

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HexDeviceSet Heat Exchange Device Set

HexDevice Heat Exchange Device

FanDeviceSet Fan Device Set

FanDevice Fan Device

PowerOutletDeviceSet Power Outlet Set

PowerOutletDevice Power Outlet

FilterDeviceSet Filter Device Set

FilterDevice Filter Device

ActDeviceSet Operation Device Set

RstActDevice Reset Operation

StatRefreshActDevice Status Refresh Operation

WorkInfoQryDevice Working Information Query

MsActDevice Active/Standby Changeover Operation

BlockActDevice Block/Unblock Operation

PoRstActDevice Power Off Reset Operation

FanCtrlActDevice Fan Control Operation

StActDevice Enabling/Disabling Operation

HwRstActDevice Hardware Reset Operation

HwInfoQryActDevice Hardware Information Query Operation

RfCable RF Cable

FiberCable Fiber Cable

RfExtendCable RF Extend Cable

2.2 TransportNetwork
The transport resource MO takes TransportNetwork as the root node. The
TransportNetwork model is established according to the Iub and Abis interface
transmission protocol stack between the base station and the upper-layer NE RNC/BSC
(In LTE, the base station interconnects to CN.). From the physical layer to the application
layer, the resources such as Ethernet interface, E1/T1 interface, IP, ATM, NBAP, and
BTSM are abstracted.

Figure 2-3 shows the TranportNetwork model.

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Figure 2-3 TransportNetwork Model

Table 2-3 describes the TransportNetwork model MO meanings

Table 2-3 TransportNetwork Model MO Meaning

MO Meaning

TransportNetwork Transmission Network

PhyLayerPort Physical Layer Port

ChannelizedStm1 Channelized STM-1

AtmLayerLink ATM Layer Link

BtsCascade BTS Cascade

Aal2 AAL2

SaalUni SaalUni

Alcap ALCAP

Hdlc HDLC Channel

PppLink PPP Link

LacpPort LACP Aggregation Port

LacpGroup LACP Aggregation Group

EthernetLink Ethernet Link Layer

EthernetLinkGroup Ethernet Link Layer Group

EthernetOam Ethernet Fault Detection Configuration

IpLayerConfig IP Layer Configuration

BandwidthResourceGroup Bandwidth Resource Group

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BandwidthResource Bandwidth Resource

BandwidthQos Bandwidth QOS Queue

Sctp SCTP

Udp UDP

Bfd Bidirectional Forwarding Detection

IpClockProfile IP Clock Parameters

Rtp RTP

DhcpRelay DHCP Relay Object

EthernetCfmMd Maintenance Domain

EthernetCfmMa Maintenance Association

EthernetCfmMp Maintenance Point

IPSecGLConfig IPSec Global Configuration Object

IKEPolicy IKE Policy Object

IPSecTransformSet IPSec Proposal Object

IPSecSpd IPSec Security Policy Database Object

IPSecConfig IPSec Configuration Object

Gtpu GPRS Tunneling Protocol Object

AccessControlList Access Control Rule Object

RouteDetect Routing Detection Object

CmpConfig Certificate Management Protocol Configuration

IpKpi KPI Measurement

CrlConfig Certificate Revocation List Configuration

OspfInstance OSPF Instance

OspfArea OSPF Area

OspfStub OSPF Stub Settings

OspfInterface OSPF Interface

Tcp TCP

StaticRoute Static Routing Configuration

Dot1x DOT1X

ServiceMap Service and DSCP Mapping

DscpCosMap DSCP to COS Mapping

ItfUniBts OMC Channel

Global1588Config 1588 Clock Global Parameter

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XauthConfig XAUTH Configuration Object

2.3 Ir
The Ir model is an abstract of the interfaces between BBU and RRU. The root node is Ir.
At present, the Ir model is not used.
Table 2-4 describes the Ir model MO meanings.

Table 2-4 Ir Model MO Meaning

MO Meaning

Ir Interface between BBU and RRU

ControlLink Ir Interface Control Link

IQSwitch IQ Switch Object

2.4 BtsFunction
BtsFunction is the root node of GSM wireless service model. Figure 2-4 shows the
BtsFunction model.

Figure 2-4 BtsFunction Model

Table 2-5 describes the BtsFunction model MO meanings

Table 2-5 BtsFunction Model MO Meaning

MO Meaning

BtsFunction GSM wireless service model root node

BtsFunction GSM

AbisLink Abis Interface

BtsM Control Plane at Abis

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HubBtsConfig Local Switch

GCellEquipmentFunction GSM Cell Channel Resource

GCell GSM Cell

GTrx GSM Carrier Frequency

AntDetectorG Parameter Configuration of Antenna Imbalance

Alarm Detection

2.5 NodeBFunction
NodeBFunction is the root node of UMTS wireless service model. Figure 2-5 shows the
NodeBFunction model.

Figure 2-5 NodeBFunction Model

Table 2.1 describes the NodeBFunction model MO meanings

Table 2.1 NodeBFunction Model MO Meaning

MO Meaning

IubLink Iub Interface

IubDataStream Iub Service Plane

NbapCSignalling NBAP Common Signaling

NbapDSignalling NBAP Dedicated Signaling

USector UMTS Sector

ULocalCell Local Cell

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ULocalCellRelation Dual-Carrier Cell Relation

UCell UMTS Cell

AntDetectorU Parameter Configuration of Antenna Imbalance

Alarm Detection

2.6 Operator
Operator is an abstract of operators. This MO is used when the transport resources and
wireless resources are occupied or shared.

2.7 VsOam
VsOam is the root node of the specified MO of the vendor. VsOam MO includes ItfUniBts
which stands for OMA operation and maintenance interface. In 3GPP, ItfUniBts is called
as Itf-B. Figure 2-6 shows the VsOam model.

Figure 2-6 VsOam Model

Table 2-6 describes the VsOam model MO meanings

Table 2-6 VsOam Model MO Meaning

MO Meaning

VsOam OAM MO root node

ItfUniBts OMC Channel

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