Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
Traffic Administration
1. Traffic Measurement
Measures events and status duration, e.g.,
-Number of successful seizures of CRs in an LTG
-Number of delays during the seizures of code receivers
in an LTG
-Number of incoming seizures from subscriber without
dial signal etc.
Task:
Traffic measurement provides data for the planning
and operation of the exchange and the network.
Traffic Administration
Subscriber REC DN
-ADPH Measurement is used to calculate the average values of the daily peak
hours during a period of 14 days
-The EWSD determines the traffic load values in the busy hour by the "Average
of Daily Peak Full Hour" method (ADPFH).
-The recorded data are output in daily files. Files are created for two weeks.
-The ADPFH measurement records following measured data, among other things:
- the beginning of the hour with the highest traffic intensity
- the traffic intensity (total incoming and outgoing)
- the sliding mean value of the traffic intensity
- the time during which all trunks are busy
- the number of cases when all trunks are busy
Average Daily Peak Hour Traffic
Measurement (ADPHMEAS) jobs
-Up to 200 trunk groups (TGRP) and up to 600 PBXs can be
included in the ADPFH measurement.
-New measurement objects can be included in the measurement
at any time & measurement objects can be cancelled. For new
measurement objects, measurement begins at 0:00 hours on the
next measurement day.
Like in traffic observation call related data is recorded but for each
call.
The collected values provide the basis of subscriber behaviour.
Subsequently the required resources and the expected flow of traffic
can be estimated.
The directory number observation is performed on analog subscribers,
PBX or ISDN subscribers
Once the ICDNB buffer is full, its contents are transferred to the cyclic
file IA.ICDNB. The buffer data may also be transferred upon request
using the command TRANS BUFFER.
MML commands for Directoty Number
Observation
ENTR DNOBS:
GRP = ,
RREC = <requested records>
BEG = <yy> - <mm> - <dd>,
TER = <yy> - <mm>- <dd>,
IV = <hh1> - <mm1> - <hh2> - <mm2>,
PER = MU,
SU
WO
HO
Related Commands: DISP DNOBS, CAN DNOBS