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TABLE OF CONTENT
1. iManager PRS V100R015 System Overview
2. iManager PRS V100R016 Client Application
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iManager PRS V100R015 System Overview
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The PRS highlights MBB network visibility (including performance visibility, resource
visibility and user experience visibility) and facilitates the OM of MBB networks.
MBB network performance visibility, including network performance statistics
management, network KPI insight, and terminal abnormal signaling visibility.
MBB network resource visibility, including network capacity visibility, network-,service-,
subscriber-, and terminal-based traffic, bandwidth, and signaling usage.

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Integrated with a data parsing database (provided through professional services) that
involves more than 1000 protocols and 600,000 IMEI-TACs, the PRS can parse 95% of
the data on an MBB network and analyze the parsed data in the network, service,
subscriber, and terminal dimensions. This helps plan and maintain the MBB network and
promote MBB services.

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The PRS supports policy establishment and policy execution result evaluation. The
Plan-Do-Check-Adjust cycle helps telecom operators set up a smart closed-loop MBB
management system.
Plan (Point A): policy establishment. With MBB network performance and resource
visibility, telecom operators can obtain detailed information about the network and
establish bandwidth management and service promotion polices accordingly.
Do: policy execution. After polices are established, the PRS implements policy delivery
and execution by converting the policies to network configurations. With Huawei's smart
bandwidth management solution, telecom operators can dynamically establish various
polices for bandwidth management and service control based on subscriber priorities,
subscribers' access types, subscribers using a certain service package, service types,
network conditions, service usage, and flexible combinations of the preceding
information. This enables telecom operators to have full control on the services carried
on the MBB network.
Check (Point B): policy execution result evaluation. Telecom operators can collect
information about the network again and check whether the established and executed
polices have the expected effect and determine whether to adjust them.
Adjust: Adjust polices to achieve the optimal effect based the evaluation result.

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Customizing KPIs
The PRS allows users to define counter formulas by performing combined
operations on original KPIs, system KPIs, and predefined KPIs. The operations
include addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Users can also define
conditional counters such as worst cell ratio and busiest cell ratio by using
counter formulas containing if, min, max, count, avg, and sum conditions.
Customizing busy-hour rules
The PRS allows users to customize busy-hour rules and identify busy hours
based on specific scenarios.
Customizing reports
The PRS allows users to customize reports such as simple reports, comparison
reports, combined reports, and database-based query reports. Users can also
modify, delete, move, import, and export these custom reports as required.
Customizing report formats
By correlating reports with Excel templates, the PRS allows users to export report
query results using the predefined Excel templates. Users can also edit reports
by using various Excel functions, such as fonts, panes, formulas, charts, and
macros.
Generating and delivering reports on schedule
The PRS automatically generates reports based on the preset time and period.
The reports generated on schedule are delivered to a specified email box or FTP
server. In this way, users can obtain the reports by receiving emails or viewing
files on the FTP server.

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Short data delay improves the performance analysis efficiency.

For original performance data of Huawei devices whose measurement period is
30 minutes or above, the interval between data generation on Huawei devices
and data display on the PRS is less than 30 minutes. For original performance
data whose measurement period is 15 minutes, the interval between data
generation and data display on the PRS is less than 15 minutes. The data delay
of third-party northbound performance analysis software is usually greater than
one hour. For example, the data delay of MYCOM is five hours.
Performance analysis themes integrated with Huawei performance analysis
experience helps users quickly locate problems.
Capacity visibility helps users quickly locate network capacity bottlenecks.
KPI insight helps users quickly locate abnormal network KPIs.
Multifunctional performance analysis platform supports quick and flexible
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Besides above, PRS also can provide following function:

The PRS monitors and aggregates the real-time monitoring data of KPIs in
specified regions or hotspots, and then displays the aggregation results. This
enables users to monitoring the network status.
The PRS allows users to select multiple objects at a time by selecting an object
group. By monitoring the object group and the Top N objects in the group, users
can quickly identify the objects which have abnormal KPIs.

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The algorithm principle for threshold alarms is as follows: When the value of a KPI
exceeds the preset threshold, a threshold alarm is generated. When the value is less
than the preset threshold, the alarm is cleared.
The algorithm principle for incremental alarms is as follows: When the offset (absolute
value or percentage) of a KPI in the current and latest periods exceeds the preset
threshold, an incremental alarm is generated.

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Raw statistics performance data on NEs is reported to the PRS server through the
U2000.
The PSSAU can be deployed with PRS on the OSS side or independently deployed on
the NE side. PSSAUs deployed in different locations must use channels in the same
network to report data.
a. User plane logs on the GGSN/PGW are reported to the PRS server through
the service network between the GGSN/PGW and the PSSAU.
b. Signaling plane logs on the SGSN/MME are reported to the PRS server
through the OM network between the SGSN/MME and the PSSAU.
c. User subscription logs on the policy and charging rules function (PCRF) are
reported to the PRS server through the service network between the PCRF and
the PSSAU.
BWM rule data and sampling rate information on the GGSN/PGW are reported to the
PRS server through the OM network between the GGSN/PGW and the U2000.

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Raw statistics performance data on NEs is reported to the PRS server through the
U2000.
PSSAUs deployed in different locations must use channels in different networks to
report data.
a. If the PSSAU and PRS server are deployed in the same cabinet, the PSSAU
has to report data using the northbound network because the communication
between the PRS server and the U2000 and inside the PRS is based on the
northbound network.
b. If the PSSAU is independently deployed on the NE side where only the OM
network, instead of the northbound network, is deployed, data is reported to the
PRS server only through the OM network.
BWM rule data and sampling rate information on the GGSN/PGW are reported to the
PRS server through the OM network between the GGSN/PGW and the U2000.

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If a service visibility PRS is deployed, only an ATAE board can serve as the PRS server,
and the number of ATAE boards varies based on network scales.

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U2000
The U2000 manages NEs in a centralized manner.
It collects the performance data from devices on GSM BSS, UMTS RAN,
LTE eRAN, CDMA BSS, WiMAX RAN, TD-SCDMA RAN, SingleRAN,
and core networks, and report to the PRS server through the FTP
interface.
It collects the BWM rule data and sampling rate information on the
GGSN/PGWand report to the PRS server through the FTP interface.
TSP
It collects and preprocesses the user plane logs generated by the GGSN/P-GW,
the signaling plane logs generated by the SGSN/MME, and the user subscription
logs generated by the PCRF to meet the PRS analysis requirements.
PRS server
The PRS server can be divided into the following categories according to
different application scenarios:
Performance statistics server: Collects performance data and
configuration data from the U2000, parses the data, and generates
analysis results.
Service visibility server: Collects service data of the MBB network from
the TSP, parses the data, and generates analysis results.
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The PRS client software provides graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to display the
analysis results intuitively. You can log in to the PRS server from the Web-based
PRS client and perform the corresponding operations after successfully login.

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During network adjustment such as network relocation and NE upgrade, a KPI

Benchmarking function can help to compare the network performance before and after
the adjustment.
During network optimization, users can detect abnormal KPIs in real time and quickly
locate these KPIs based on the KPI Insight function.
During network maintenance, users can customize performance monitoring reports to
monitor network performance automatically based on the end-to-end platform for
customizing reports. With the network capacity visibility function, users can quickly
identify the bottlenecks of network capacity and adjust the network accordingly.

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Network Traffic Statistics

In the GPRS, UMTS, and LTE networks, telecom operators can collect statistics on the
traffic and bandwidth change trend of services by NE, APN, RAT, and area to identify
TopN applications and services of each APN and RAT. For example, during routine
network maintenance, telecom operators can query the total traffic of a network and
analyze traffic distribution and bandwidth change trend of each NE. In this way, they can
identify light-load and overload NEs and adjust network planning to improve resource
usage and subscriber experience.
Application Traffic Statistics
This feature helps telecom operators collect statistics on the traffic ratio of each
application so that they can implement service control polices accordingly to provide
services required by subscribers. This helps telecom operators protect highly profitable
services and control the bandwidth usage of low-profit services.
Terminal Penetration Statistics
This feature enables telecom operators to analyze the number and penetration of different
terminal types and terminals running in different operating systems. The analysis results
provide references for application promotion and service prediction.
Smartphone Traffic Statistics
This feature helps telecom operators analyze smartphone behaviors so that they can
prepare corresponding policies to reduce the impact of smartphone usage on network
performance and improve subscriber experience.
Subscriber Traffic Statistics
This feature enables telecom operators to learn about the data service usage of
subscribers, identify TopN subscribers, and ensure service quality for important
subscribers.

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Website Traffic Statistics

This feature helps telecom operators analyze traffic distribution and bandwidth usage
trend of websites and servers and identify frequently visited websites and servers in the
network. Based on the preceding information, telecom operators can prepare the
corresponding optimization policies to improve subscriber experience, such as
accelerating the network access or providing mirrored backup.
Blocked Traffic Statistics
In a mobile network, the traffic is blocked if the traffic of a package is used up. In addition,
the data stream of certain subscribers may be discarded based on PGW control rules. In
both cases, subscriber experience is affected. Telecom operators can view block traffic,
block traffic ratio, and TopN servers suffering traffic block in the block traffic statistics
report.
Policy and Rules Usage Statistics
It collects statistics on network traffic and bandwidth controlled by using Policy and
Charging Control (PCC) and Bandwidth Management (BWM) rules. These statistics
provide data references for telecom operators to adjust the rules.
This feature enables telecom operators to view, evaluate, and optimize the effect of
service control policies, helping telecom operators establish the optimal service-
differentiated policies to maximize revenues.
Service Plan Usage Statistics
In a mobile network, telecom operators need to analyze the number of subscribers, traffic,
quota usage, and ratio of over-usage subscribers for each package. Based on the
analysis results, telecom operators can determine whether packages are properly
designed, provide more competitive packages, and establish marketing policies for over-
usage subscribers.

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Tethering Traffic Statistics

The Tethering service is available and frequently used in many mobile networks. Based
on the statistics on the traffic and subscriber distribution of the Tethering service collected
by the PRS, telecom operators can learn about the current status and development trend
of this service and design appropriate service packages.
Smartphone Signaling Usage Statistics
This feature enables the PRS to collect statistics on actual signaling behaviors of smart
phones. Telecom operators can view the signaling model for each major signaling
procedure (such as Service Request and Paging) by terminal model and OS type in
networks of different RATs and analyze subscriber distribution based on signaling
segments. This provides references for network planning and development.
Application Signaling Usage Statistics
Different OTT services generate different network signaling loads. This feature helps
telecom operators learn about signaling usage characteristics of various OTT
applications. Then, telecom operators can perform network planning and optimization
based on network service situations to improve network resource usage.
Roaming Traffic Statistics
This feature collects statistics on the traffic distribution of subscribers roaming outside a
PLMN in each PLMN, the distribution of subscribers roaming to a PLMN, and the specific
service traffic.
This feature helps telecom operators collect statistics on the traffic generated for roaming
subscribers so that they can design appropriate roaming service packages.

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Smartphone Abnormal Event Statistics

Signaling behaviors of smartphones vary according to the function implementation
mechanisms of smartphone models. Therefore, the signaling loads caused by
smartphones on the network also vary according to smartphone models. The PRS can
identify smartphone models that have frequent signaling interaction (such as Service
Request and Paging), helping telecom operators accurately evaluate the impact on
network signaling load based on the market share of these terminal models. Then,
telecom operators can take corresponding measures to prevent signaling storms.
Smartphone Browser Traffic Statistics
Based on the statistics on the traffic of smartphone browsers, telecom operators can
identify mainstream browsers used by subscribers, and consider implementing deep
cooperation with mainstream browser vendors to benefit from service providers (SPs) by
providing differentiated services or jointly deploying a network.
Website and Subscriber Associated Statistics
This feature enables the PRS to collect statistics on TopN subscribers for TopN websites
by traffic, helping telecom operators establish accurate marketing strategies. The PRS
can also identify TopN websites for specified subscribers, helping telecom operators
maintain and optimize the related network resources accurately.
VoIP Call Statistics
The PRS provides the voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service analysis function for
analyzing usage of the VoIP service on networks to help telecom operators evaluate the
impact of the VoIP service on the traditional voice service and provide reference
information for telecom operators to make decisions on services.
Roaming KPI Analysis
By collecting statistics about the traffic statistics counters related to roaming service
activation, the PRS helps telecom operators identify the areas where the roaming service
activation success rate is low and conduct network adjustment.

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Cell Bandwidth Insight

The PRS uses Gn convergence nodes to collect statistics on network-wide data rates
instead of subscriber experience, and provides subscriber's experience data rate in each
cell under each RAT. In addition, the PRS calculates the target data rate based on the
service model used on a live network, helping users determine the distribution of high-
value regions where subscriber experience is poor and helping telecom operators'
network construction department to make periodic dynamic planning. This enables
telecom operators to make the best use of their budget and improve network
competitiveness, thereby improving subscriber loyalty.
Integrated Service Statistics
This feature is an enhanced feature that is developed based on traditional protocols and
application reports. Based on the differentiated service rules and charging control rules for
telecom operators' proprietary services and third-party services, the PRS analyzes the
traffic, number of subscribers, quality, and standard bandwidth of the proprietary services.
This helps users manage such services conveniently and quickly.
Email SPAM User Statistics
The PRS collects statistics on and displays the TopN connections used by all subscribers
to send emails and the TopN blocked connections for sending emails in lists. This helps
telecom operators analyze the subscribers who send a large number of emails within a
short period of time and cause network congestion, thereby evaluating the gateway's
function of blocking emails when a large number of emails sent within a short period of
time cause network congestion.
Rating Group Traffic Statistics
This feature enables the PRS to collect statistics on traffic trends by rating group (RG),
thereby helping telecom operators determine whether the RG classification rules are
proper and adjust improper RG classification rules to increase revenue. This feature also
enables the PRS to check whether all traffic is charged based on CDRs, thereby helping
telecom operators reduce income losses caused by the traffic that is not charged.

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Provisioning Event
This feature enables the PRS to access the Provision EDR data sources of the
UPCC to obtain subscription event records. The PRS allows users to query the
subscription event records and trend report of a specified subscriber within 90
days before the current date.
Policy Control
This feature enables the PRS to access the Ruel-Base EDR data sources of the
UPCC to obtain the records for the events triggered by subscriber policies. The
PRS allows users to query the records for the events triggered by subscriber
policies for a specified subscriber within 90 days before the current date, helping
telecom operators handle subscriber complaints.
Per Subscriber Quota Usage
This feature enables the PRS to access UPCC USDR data sources for querying
the historical daily quota consumption of a specified subscriber. Telecom
operators can specify any subscriber and query the quota consumption and
remaining quota of the subscriber within a specified time period per day. This
provides a basis for analyzing quota usage.

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PS KPI real-time monitoring

For PS networks, this feature provides 1-minute KPI monitoring on signaling
procedures and allows users to set thresholds for KPIs to be monitored by each
monitoring task. This helps users check whether the value of each KPI exceeds
the threshold, and quickly detect network exceptions and locate problems
through the drilldown function, thereby reducing mean time to repair (MTTR).
Subscriber-based real-time traffic monitoring
For PS networks, this feature allows users to view the traffic of specific
subscribers. The PRS displays traffic data for 10 subscribers every five minutes.
The traffic data includes uplink traffic, downlink traffic, and total traffic. This helps
users detect network risks and solve network problems in time, thereby ensuring
network stability during major events or holidays. In addition, the PRS traces the
traffic of specified subscribers. Therefore, telecom operators can provide VIP
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Service KQI visibility

For widely used services, such as web, video, and basic voice services, this
feature helps telecom operators learn user experience, and provides references
for future user experience improvement.
Specified subscriber KQI visibility
This feature helps to analyze experience of subscribers with specific scheduling
priority indicator (SPI) values, and better and faster optimize the network to
improve experience of such subscribers.
Terminal KQI visibility
This feature allows users to analyze the relationships between terminal types and
subscriber experience so that the users can easily find the types of terminals with
poor subscriber experience. Then, users can optimize the network or motivate
terminal vendors to optimize terminals, thereby improving subscriber experience.

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UMTS xMbps Visibility

If a cell does not reach the xMbps fill rate, this feature analyzes the cause of the problem
based on geographic information, and displays the xMbps fill rate of the cell in the GIS.
This helps telecom operators achieve xMbps visibility and improve subscriber experience.
LTE xMbps Visibility
This feature enables the PRS to display whether each cell on the live network reaches the
xMbps fill rate in the GIS based on Huawei RAN devices, thereby identifying hotspot
areas. The UE throughput capability of each cell is calculated through a specified
algorithm based on traffic statistics. It helps telecom operators learn UE throughput
capability information about the live network, and provides a basis for capacity expansion
to ensure satisfactory subscriber experience.
User Fallback (GSM-UMTS)
This feature analyzes UMTS UEs' data services that fall back to GSM networks, identifies
the locations, time, and causes of the fallback, and displays the analysis results in charts.
This helps telecom operators formulate proper solutions to prevent UMTS UEs' data
services from falling back to GSM networks, thereby achieving migration of UEs from
GSM networks to UMTS networks.
User Fallback (LTE)
This feature analyzes LTE UEs' data services that fall back to GSM or UMTS networks,
identifies the locations, UE quantity, and causes of the fallback, and evaluates the
cooperation quality of GSM, UMTS, and LTE networks and the UE traffic loss. This helps
telecom operators formulate proper

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If users log in to the PRS server through the Citrix client, the PC used for login can be
configured based on requirements lower than those listed in this table.

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Types and versions of physical NEs: The PRS resources that NEs consume vary
according to the NE type and version. Therefore, NEs of different types and versions can
be converted into equivalent NEs of different numbers.
Performance period: For an NE, reporting its performance data every 60 minutes or
every 15 minutes requires different hardware capabilities for the PRS.

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SAU：Simultaneous Attached Users.

Gbit/s: Throughput of Gi interface.

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The PSSAU is used to collect user-plane log data on the GGSN or P-GW, control-plane
log data on the SGSN or MME, and subscriber subscription log data on the PCRF. Then
the PSSAU preprocesses the data to meet PRS requirements.

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The PS KPI real-time monitoring and PRS service visibility features need to be deployed
on both the PRS and PSSAU sides.

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The default hardware configuration of the PRS supports the default storage duration.
The maximum storage specifications can be met only when the space of storage is
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Only the following reports support the 5-minute level data storage:
Network traffic analysis
APN traffic analysis
RAN traffic analysis
Traffic analysis for bandwidth control policies
PCC rule analysis
Traffic blocking analysis
TopN application analysis
Application analysis for specified subscribers/subscriber groups

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The PRS V100R016 supports web-based report display for a telecom operator's MBB
network without client installation and upgrade. The reports can be displayed in the form
of tables, line charts, pie charts, area charts, stacked area charts, clustered bar charts,
and stacked bar charts. This facilitates data browsing and analysis.

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The functions supported by Java-based and Web-based clients are different, and after
V1R14, almost all the features are moved from Java client to web client.

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The recommended resolution for the web browser is 1280 x 1024

Web browsers, such as Firefox 11, Firefox 17, Internet Explorer 10 and Internet Explorer
11 are compatible

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Operation procedure:
Click in the upper right part of the Web browser to exit the PRS.

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Exporting an engineering parameter template

The engineering parameter template to be exported from the PRS can be
in .xls, .xlsx or .csv format.
By exporting engineering parameter template you can obtain the engineering
parameter template, which helps to ensure that the engineering parameter file to
be imported meets the format requirements of the PRS.
Importing engineering parameters
If the engineering parameters are imported through an engineering parameter
template, the property columns with the asterisk (*) are mandatory items. Other
property columns are optional, and thus you can fill them as required. If a certain
property in the imported engineering parameter file is empty, this property is not
displayed on the engineering parameter management interface.
The PRS supports the import of engineering parameter files in .xls , .xlsx or .csv
format. In addition, you can import only one engineering parameter file to the
PRS at a time.

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For the KPIs that can be defined for multiple object types, the data of different object
types is aggregated and calculated on the basis of one object type.
For example, the counter data of RNCs and that of cells can be aggregated to the
RNC level. The counter data of different function subsets can be calculated on
the basis of the same object type. For example, the data of the counters HSDPA
measurement per cell and HSUPA measurement per cell belong to different
function subsets, but they both belong to the UCell object.
EBC, Event Based Counter
EBC allows you to collect statistics about specified counters on the U2000 by
filtering call events. For example, EBC can filter call events by service feature
and PLMN.
EBC provides statistic collection for the accessibility, retainability, mobility, delay,
and resource utilization counter types. Each counter type (referred to as
measurement unit in EBC) has multiple counter templates (referred to as base
counters in EBC). For example, RRC.ConnReq.Att.w/oRetrans is a base
counter. You can use EBC to generate the corresponding counter based on the
base counter and specified filtering criteria. You can use the PRS or network
management system (NMS) to view the EBC statistic results.
EBC counters support only the cell object type.

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The logical expression for conditional calculation can only be used as a parameter of the
function for conditional determination and cannot be used as a KPI. For example,
count([KPI1]>2) is a valid KPI formula, whereas [KPI1]>2 is an invalid KPI formula.

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sum (expression):
Calculates the sum of expression regarding the object of the base dimension
under the specified object type.
max (expression):
Calculates the maximum value of expression regarding the object of the base
dimension under the specified object type.
min (expression):
Calculates the minimum value of expression regarding the object of the base
avg (expression):
Calculates the average value of expression regarding the object of the base
count (expression for conditional calculation):
Counts the number of objects of the base dimension that meet the condition
specified by the expression for conditional calculation under the specified
object type.
count() is equivalent to count(1=1). This function counts the number of objects
of the base dimension under the specified object type. This function is usually
used as the denominator in a KPI formula that calculates a proportion

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In the formula:
“count(1=1)” is the total number of the cells in the BSC.
“[R3550N:Traffic Volume on Signaling Channels
(TCH)]>=0.6&&[ZTR304:Call Drop Ratio on TCH per cell(including
Handover)]>=3&&[K3041:TCH Congestion Rate(Overflow)]>=5” is the
definition of the worst cell.
“count([R3550N:Traffic Volume on Signaling Channels
(TCH)]>=0.6&&[ZTR304:Call Drop Ratio on TCH per cell(including
Handover)]>=3&&[K3041:TCH Congestion Rate(Overflow)]>=5)” is the
number of the worst cells in the BSC.

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Adding Custom KPIs

You can customize KPI formulas to create custom KPIs on the basis of system
KPIs and predefined KPIs.
Setting Condition Formats of KPIs
Set a format template for a KPI as required and set the default format template of
a KPI. After you set a default format template for a KPI, the PRS highlights the
KPI data that meets the display conditions in the foreground and background
colors specified in the template during report query and KPI analysis.
Setting the Threshold of a KPI
You can set the threshold of a KPI as required. After the threshold is set, if the
actual value of the KPI is greater than the upper threshold, the upper threshold is
displayed in the query result. If the actual value of the KPI is smaller than the
lower threshold, lower threshold is displayed in the query result.
Setting the Display Modes of a KPI When It Is Divided by Zero
For the KPI that contains division algorithm in the counter formula, you can set
the divide by zero rules so that the KPI can display in specified mode when it is
divided by zero.

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Searching for KPI Referencing Relationships

You can query information about the KPI formulas and reports that reference a
specific KPI.
Setting Correlations Between KPIs and Reports
You can query the service reports that are correlated with a KPI so that traffic
problems can be analyzed in details and problem location efficiency can be
improved.
Importing or Exporting Custom KPIs
By importing KPIs, you can copy KPIs of other PRS system or the U2000 system.
You can export KPIs from the existing system and then import the KPIs to
another PRS system. This avoids repeatedly defining KPIs and improves work
efficiency.

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Operation Procedure
1. Set KPI Name, KPI Unit, Data Type, Object Type, and Function Subset.
2. Click Create Formula. In the displayed Create Formula dialog box, configure
a KPI formula and save the configuration

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Operation Procedure
1. Set KPI Name, KPI Unit, Data Type, Object Type, Function Subset, and
Base Dimension.
Object Type is the same as the object type of the node selected in a and
cannot be reconfigured.
Base Dimension can be viewed only when you set a formula for a
conditional KPI. The system automatically displays Base Dimension
based on the value of Object Type.
2. Click Create Formula. In the displayed Create Formula dialog box, configure
a KPI formula and save the configuration.

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After you set a default format template for a KPI, the PRS highlights the KPI data that
meets the display conditions in the foreground and background colors specified in the
template during report query and KPI analysis.

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Chose the KPI and Click , choose Format Settings from the shortcut menu. The
Format Settings dialog box is displayed.

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Operation Procedure
1. Set Template Name, Set as default template, Format divided into, and
Expression, Foreground Color, and Background Color of each segment.
2. Click OK.

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Operation procedure
1. Chose the KPI and Click , choose Threshold Settings from the shortcut
menu. The Threshold Settings dialog box is displayed.
2 . Set Upper and Lower of the KPI.
3. Click OK

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For the KPI that contains division algorithm in the counter formula, you can set the divide
by zero rules so that the KPI can display in specified mode when it is divided by zero.
To set the display mode for specified KPIs when being divided by zero, do as follows:
1. Chose the KPI and Click , choose Divide by Zero Settings from the
shortcut menu. The Divide by Zero Settings dialog box is displayed.
2 . Set the display mode of the KPI when being divided by zero. .
3. Click OK

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Operation Procedure
1. In the main window of the PRS client, choose Report > KPI Management.
2. In the KPI Management window, select a KPI whose referencing relationship
needs to be searched in the KPI list ,you can select multiple KPIs at a time. Click
Search Reference menu.
3. After the system automatically adds the IDs of KPIs, click Search in the
displayed Search Reference dialog box. On the Reference tab page in the lower
right pane of the KPI Management window, the KPI formulas and reports that
reference the KPI are displayed.

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When you set the correlations between a KPI and multiple simple reports, the PRS can
automatically obtain the simple reports to be correlated according to the object type of
the KPI and the object type of the related upper-level or lower-level KPI. The correlations
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Operation Procedure
1. In the main window of the PRS client, choose Performance Report > KPI
Management.
2. In the right pane of the KPI Management window, select a KPI that needs to
be correlated with certain reports in the KPI list, then choose Configure
Associated Report menu.
3. In the displayed Configure Associated Report dialog box, the system
automatically displays the reports that meet the conditions. Select the reports that
need to be correlated with the KPI, and then click OK.
For the KPIs that are correlated with certain reports, you can modify the correlations
between the KPIs and the reports.
When modifying the correlations between the KPIs and the reports, you can delete the
reports that are correlated with the KPIs in the Correlate KPI with Report dialog box. In
addition, you can select the reports that need to be correlated with certain KPIs.

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In the web client, you can manage the KPIs, choose Report > Object Group
Management > Import KPI

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1. Click New. The Add Busy Rule page is displayed.

2. Set Name, NE Type, and Object Type. By default, NE Type and Object Type are set
to the name of the NE type or object type node selected in the navigation tree of the left
pane when you click New.
3. Set a daily, weekly, or monthly busy hour rule.
Select Daily, Weekly, or Monthly from the Rule Type area. Weekly has three types:
Average, 3DBH, and Top. Monthly has two types: Average and Top.
Set the busy hour period in the Period area.
Select the required counters and operators in the counter tree and the operator
area in the right pane and set an expression of the busy hour rule.
4. Click Submit.
Follow-up Procedure
You can analyze KPIs instantly after applying the busy hour rule.
Open the KPI Analysis page, select Other > Period > Busy hours in the Time
Summarization area, and select a busy hour rule from the drop-down list for KPI
analysis.
To conduct KPI report query, create a report with the function of busy hour rules.
Open the Select Time page during report creation, select Busy hours in the Period
area, and select a busy hour rule from the drop-down list.

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Reports are managed and KPIs can be analyzed on the basis of object groups. You can
classify the objects that are of the same type into one set. The sets are referred to as
groups such as cell group, deployment site group, and RNC group. In this way, you can
perform the same operation on all the objects in an object group.

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After creating an object group, you can perform the same operations on all the objects in
an object group.
The function of importing object groups enables you to create object groups through files.
By importing an .xls or .xlsx file that contains object group information, you can quickly
create an object group. Through the function of exporting object groups, the object
groups that are manually created can be shared among multiple PRS systems.
After creating object groups, you can modify their attributes according to actual
requirements to facilitate report management and KPI analysis.

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Only one .xls or .xlsx file can be imported at a time. One file can contain information
about multiple object groups. The PRS differentiates object groups by object group
name.
The requirements for an object group file are as follows:
Each object instance is listed in a row in the table.
The first column lists object names. Other columns list object attributes. If the
name of an attribute is followed by an asterisk (*), this attribute is a key attribute.
The value of a key attribute must not be empty. Otherwise, the import will fail.
Objects of the same type are listed in one sheet and the default naming format of
the sheet is NE Type Name@Object Type Name.
If the number of the objects of a certain type exceeds the maximum number of
records allowed in one sheet, you need to add a sheet for saving the extra object
information. The default naming format of a sheet is NE Type Name@Object
Type Name.

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User admin or users in the security management user group can grant different users
different management domains. When performing functions on the PRS, users can
perform operations on only the NEs in their management domains.
The icon indicates that the user is only authorized to view an object but is not
authorized to perform operations on the object.
Only users who are granted with the right to perform operations on All Objects can view
and perform operations on the network types and object types under Whole Network.
If a user has no NE operation right of an NE, the user cannot view or select the object
instances under the NE when performing functions such as report management, KPI
analysis, dashboard management, and traffic trend analysis.
Management domains in the PRS are invalid when users implement functions related to
Benchmark Management, Administration Tool and GIS Analysis.

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On the Object Instance List tab page, user admin can view all object instances under
the NE type associated with an object group. When reconfiguring object instances, user
admin can add or remove any object instances under the NE type.
On the Object Instance List tab page, the creator of an object group can view all object
instances in the object group and add object instances whose object operation rights are
granted to the creator but are not members of the object group.
If user admin adds an object instance to an object group but object operation right of the
object is not granted to the object group creator, the object is marked by the icon .
The creator of the object group can only remove this object from the object group. In
addition, this object cannot be added after being removed.

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If the creator of an object group is deleted, the object groups created by the creator are
not deleted automatically, but can be manually deleted by user admin. Three hours after
the creator of an object group is deleted, all the object instances under the object groups
created by the creator are removed.

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After object groups are created, you can select a custom object group from the object
group list in the right pane of the Object Group Management window. Double-click or
right-click the selected object group, and then choose Property from the shortcut menu.

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If the imported object group overwrites an existing duplicate object group when user
admin imports an object group, the creator of the object group is changed to user admin.
NE types and object types of the imported object group that overwrites the duplicate
object group must be the same as the duplicate object group.

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Hourly reports
Refer to the reports generated by hour.
Daily reports
Refer to the reports generated by day.
Weekly reports
Refer to the reports generated by week.
Monthly reports
Refer to the reports generated by month.
Overall reports
Refer to the aggregation results collected during multiple days within a time segment or
the reports generated on the basis of the aggregation results collected during multiple
days within a specific time segment.
Raw reports
Refer to the reports generated on the basis of the raw data.
Custom dimension reports
Refer to the aggregation results collected during several days within a week or a month.
The aggregation results can be used as the aggregation data in the week or month. The
reports that are generated on the basis of the aggregation data are called custom
dimension reports.
Busy-hour reports
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Simple reports
Simple reports consist of one or multiple Sub-reports that must be of the same
NE type and object type.
Comparison reports
Comparison reports consist of one or multiple Sub-reports and can be used to
compare the counters within two time segments.
Combined reports
Combined reports consist of one or multiple simple reports. The NE types and
object types of the simple reports can be different from those of the comparison
reports.
DB-based reports
DB-based reports can be queried with the custom stored procedure or SQL
statements as the data source.

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Managing a Report Directory

Provides the directory management function. You can add and delete directories,
and copy and move reports between directories. These operations do not apply
to directories predefined on the PRS.
Creating a Report
Provides the user-defined report creation function. You can modify, delete, move,
copy user-defined reports.
Viewing a Report
Allows you to view the statistics in reports on the PRS client. You can query
reports based on either default or specified criteria, and sort and filter the query
results.
Saving a Report
Used to save the query results of report.
Maintaining a Report
Maintaining report operations include:
Modify, move, copy, and delete reports
Import and export reports
Setting a follow report or unfollow a report
Set report correlations

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The PRS provides the following report directories to facilitate report management:
Fast Entry: consists of the Followed Reports node and the My Reports node.
Followed Reports: used to manage your follow reports. Under this node,
you can view all follow reports that you have added.
My Reports: used to manage all reports that you have created. Under this
node, you can view all reports that you have created.
All Reports: used to manage all system reports and user-defined reports in the
PRS.

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Creating a User-Defined Report

This section describes how to create a user-defined report. User-defined reports
facilitates performance data query. You can directly create a user-defined report or create
a custom report by copying an existing report, modifying its properties, and saving the
report.
Creating a DB-Based Report
If the existing report styles do not meet your requirements, you can query report results by
using the custom storage procedures or SQL statements. To facilitate the query of
performance data, you can create a DB-based report directly or create a DB-based report
by copying an existing DB-based report and modifying the attributes.
Setting a Sub-report of a Report
This section describes how to set a Sub-report of a user-defined report that you are
creating or modifying. You can add, modify, or delete the Sub-report.
Creating an Object View
This section describes how to create an object view. After creating an object view, you
can classify object instances of the same attributes and attribute values into a group. This
facilitates selecting object instances when you create a report.
Creating an Object Group
This section describes how to create an object group. After creating an object group, you
can perform the same operations on all the objects in the object group.

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Operation Procedure:
1. In the displayed Report Management page, click .
2. In the displayed page, set NE type, Object type, Benchmark rule, and
Report style.

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3. Click Select Object. In the displayed dialog box, set the object instance and
object attributes.
4. Click Select KPI and select one or more KPIs for a Sub-report in the displayed
dialog box.
5. Click Select Time and set Time dimension, Day, Period, and Time format in
the displayed box.
6. Click OK.
7. Optional: Click New Graph (Optional). In the displayed Select Graph Style
dialog box, select a chart as required.
8. Click Save. In the displayed dialog box, set Name, Directory, and
Description.

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1. In the report list area, select a report and choose > Report Properties.
2. In the displayed Report Properties page, modify related properties.
3. Click Save As and set Name, Directory, and Description in the displayed
Save as Report dialog box.
4. Click OK.

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1. In the navigation tree on the Report Management page, select a report directory
node. Then, click next to New and choose New DB-Based Report from the drop-
down list. The New Query page is displayed.

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2. In the Select the data source type for the report area, set the data source type for
the report.
3. In the Select Object area, set NE type and Object type to specify the required
objects and object groups. Alternatively, click Advanced Search to set search criteria.
4. In the Select Time area, set Day and Period.
5. After the settings, click Save.
6. In the displayed Save Report dialog box, set Name, Directory, and Description.
7. Click OK.

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1. In the Select Object dialog box, click next to Object view.
2. In the displayed Add Custom Object View dialog box, set Name and select
the engineering parameters to be displayed on the GUI.
3. Click OK.

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1. In the Select Object dialog box, select object instances in the object tree.
2. Click Save as Object Group in the lower right corner of the dialog box.
3. In the displayed Save as Object Group dialog box, set Name and
Description.
4. Click OK. Set Object view to By Group. Then you can view user-defined
object groups in the object group tree.

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Operation Procedure
1. Choose Report > Report Management.
2. In the displayed Report Management page, select a directory from the
navigation tree in the left pane. All reports in the directory are displayed in the
report list area in the right pane.
3. Select a report and click its name in the report list area. The Query Result
window is displayed.

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Operation Procedure
1. In the Query Result window, select a Sub-report for which you want to set
filter criteria.
2. Set TopN and non-TopN filter criteria as required.
3. In the report area, click TopN Conditions in the upper left corner of the report.
In the displayed dialog box, set TopN filter criteria and click OK.
4. In the report area, click in any column heading except No.

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Operation Procedure
1. On the Query Result page of a report, select the Sub-report for which you
want to set display conditions.
2. In the report area, click Format Setting in the upper left corner of a report.
3. In the displayed Format Settings dialog box, select a KPI for which you want
to set display conditions from the Counter Name drop-down list.
4. Set Template Name and set Rule, Text, and Background for each condition.
5. Click Save.
6. Optional: Select Temporary Setting in the Counter Template area. Then,
repeat 3 through 5 to set display conditions for multiple KPIs.
7. Select a KPI template in the Counter Template area and click OK. In the
query result table, KPI data that meets the display conditions is displayed based
on the Text and Background that you have set.

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Select and click a record that you want to drill by object in the report area
Select and click a record that you want to drill by time in the report area

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2. In the navigation tree of the displayed Report Management tab page, select
the directory that stores the RRC Connection Release Analysis report. All
reports in the directory are displayed in the report list area.
3. Select the RRC Connection Release Analysis report and click its name in the
report list area. The Query Result window is displayed.
4. In the generated report, select a cell of the KPI. You can perform the following
operations as required:
If you want to query data according to the object type of the source report,
click the KPI data in the selected cell and choose Traffic Ucell TopN
Report > UCell.
If you want to query data according to the object type of the correlated
report, click the KPI data in the selected cell and choose Traffic RNC
TopN Report > RNC.

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When you perform a GIS analysis on a report query result, the PRS system presents on
a map the locations of the base stations and cells that match the queried objects. If you
have specified a rendering rule for a KPI, the PRS system renders the queried objects on
the map according to the specified rendering rule.

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2. Select a report directory from the navigation tree in the left pane. All reports
saved in the directory are displayed in the report list area in the right pane.
3. In the report list area, select a report and choose > New Scheduled
Task next to the report name.
4. On the displayed New Periodic Task tab page, set parameters in the Basic
Settings and Optional Settings areas.
5. Click OK.

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You can set an Excel template if default templates cannot meet your requirements on the
display mode of reports. By using the associated Excel template, you can save a report
that is saved manually or generated from a scheduled task in the format of the template.
You can also set specified charts in the user-defined Excel template using the pivot
charts function so that a report can be directly displayed in charts.

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Modifying a Report
Modify the properties of an existing report to meet service requirements.
Moving Reports
You can select one or more custom reports and move them into a specified
directory.
Copying Reports
You can select one or more records in the report list and copy them to a specified
directory.
Deleting Reports
You can select one or more custom reports and delete them in batches.
Importing and Exporting a Report
By importing a report, you can copy the report from another PRS and easily
create a report.
Setting a Follow Report
This helps you view reports to which you pay special attention in the Followed
Reports directory instead of searching for them among all reports.
Setting Report Correlations
If an aggregation relationship exists between the object types of two performance
reports, you can set correlations between the reports.

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Importing and Exporting a Report

Copying Reports
Moving Reports
Deleting Reports

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Modifying a Report
Setting a Follow Report
Setting Report Correlations

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If a report file fails to be generated, you can manually perform the scheduled report task
so that the system can generate report files and send them to the destination user by
SMS, mailbox or FTP server. You can obtain the status of a scheduled report task by
viewing the corresponding task log.

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Operation procedure:
1. Choose Report Management choose the target report right click > New
scheduled task.
2. In the Wizard for New scheduled task dialog box, fill in the task name and
the related settings.
3. In the Wizard for Creating report scheduled task-Setting Common
parameters dialog box, set Basic Information, and then click.
4. Perform the distribution setting as your requirement.

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Suspending/Resuming a Scheduled Report Task

You can suspend a task that is not required at the moment. A suspended task
does not periodically generate report files. Through an activation operation, you
can restart the suspended task so that it can generate report files on schedule
again.
Manually Performing/Stopping a Scheduled Report Task
If report files fail to be generated during the execution of a scheduled report task,
you can manually execute the scheduled report task so that the system can
generate the report files and send them to an SMS recipient, email recipient, or
FTP server. You can also manually stop scheduled tasks in the Waiting or
Execute state as required.
Viewing the Logs of a Scheduled Report Task
You can view the execution information about a task through the PRS client. The
information includes execution time, execution status, report generation
information, and distribution of mailboxes and FTP servers.

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Assigning Permission to Query Scheduled Report Files

The PRS allows creators of scheduled tasks, and users in the Administrators
user group to assign other users permission to query scheduled report files.
Viewing Query Result Files on a Scheduled Basis
Obtain the NE performance status during a certain time by viewing and analyzing
the report files that are generated by a scheduled report task.
Downloading Report Files of a Scheduled Report Task
Download the report files generated on schedule from the server to the local PC
to facilitate query and analysis.

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Configuring Google Map Interconnection (Optional)

The PRS implements GIS analysis based on Google maps. You must configure the
related interconnection information to ensure that Google maps are available.
Managing Maps
You can add a local map, modify map-related parameters, or delete a map that you have
added based on application scenarios. This helps simulate the geographic environment
and facilitates the location and analysis of network problems.
Filtering Cells
By using the layer management and filtering function, the PRS system can display on a
GIS map only the cell information on a selected network system.
Searching for Cells or Base Station
The GIS analysis function provides a search function to help users quickly locate a cell or
base station on a GIS map.
Moving /Zooming in or out on /Viewing the Panorama of a map
You can zoom in or out on a map, move the map up, down, to the left, or to the right, or
view the panorama of all the objects in the map window.
Measuring Distance on a Map
You can measure the distance between two points on the map through the measuring
tools.
Defining a Rendering Rule
This section describes how to define a rendering rule. The PRS allows you to define a
rendering rule for a KPI that you want to analyze or pay attention to and displays the KPI
based on the rule on a map.

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GIS is used for the geographic display of KPIs and the analysis of mutual impact
between adjacent cells or base stations.
Prerequisite: Engineering parameters have been imported.
Navigation paths:
You can switch to the GIS window from a query result in the Report Management,
KPI Insight, or Capacity Visibility window.
Click GIS in the upper area of the web PRS window.
In V100R016, the PRS supports integration with the online Google Maps and third-
party maps but the PRS server does not work as a map server.

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Creating Rules
Users can define multiple sets of benchmark rules based on the radio
environment and apply the benchmark rules to specific devices or object groups.
The fixed benchmark rules apply to network swapping and network deployment
scenarios, and the floating benchmark rules apply to routine network monitoring.
Creating Reports
After benchmark rules are created, the PRS can automatically search for the
benchmark rules that match the selected object type when a benchmark report is
created.
Viewing Reports
In the query result of a benchmark report, you can view the KPI values of the
device or object being compared, benchmark values of the KPIs, benchmark
delta indicating the difference between the benchmark values of the KPIs and the
current values of the KPIs. The benchmark delta data enables you to learn the
difference between the benchmark values and the current values of the KPIs of
each object being compared.
Exporting Templates
If you want to create fixed benchmark rules by obtaining the benchmark values of
the KPIs from external data sources , you should export the benchmark template
and fill in the benchmark values.

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It helps prepare site expansion plans and expand RAN hardware and license, improving
network management and optimization capabilities.
From the service perspective: The PRS evaluates each NE instance by evaluating
various resource items for the NE instance based on groups of related KPIs (each group
is displayed in one report). Then, it compares the KPIs with their thresholds based on
network optimization experience and generates evaluation results.
From the GUI perspective: The capacity resource usage on the entire network is
displayed in an overview window. In the window, users can select concerned items as
required to view details.

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1.Set measurement counters

You need to set the measurement counters related to network capacity
monitoring for NEs on the U2000 (M2000) client to ensure that the NEs can
properly report measurement results to the U2000 (M2000). These results are the
data sources for your queries in the network capacity monitoring window.
2. Obtain network performance data
You need to ensure that the PRS server can obtain analysis data before you
perform related analysis during network capacity monitoring.
3. Set KPI thresholds
You can set KPI thresholds as required. The PRS renders the corresponding
resource status indicators on the network capacity monitoring and analysis GUIs
based on these thresholds.
4. Identify network capacity bottlenecks
You can evaluate the network capacity based on the network resource topology
and network resource status table and then identify the network capacity
bottlenecks to ensure that the network runs properly.

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After you set the filter criteria, click Query. The capacity status query results are
displayed, including
Network capacity topology
Capacity resource status table
Peak capacity resource usage table.

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The network capacity topology window provides an overview of capacity usage of all
NE instances you want to evaluate.
The number of analyzed NE instances is displayed in the Total area.
The capacity status of an NE instance is determined by the highest capacity usage
severity of all KPIs that participate in the severity classification. For example, if three
KPIs for NE A participate in capacity severity classification and their severities are
Critical, Normal, and Warning, the capacity status of NE A is Critical.
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You can enter an NE instance name in the text box in the upper left corner of the table to
located related NE instances.
You can click the drop-down arrow in a column heading. In the displayed drop-down list,
select a filter criterion to locate NEs or NE instances whose resource evaluation item
meets the criterion.
The status of capacity resources in this table is determined in a way similar to that in the
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peak capacity resource usage window, which displays the distribution of all NE
instances of an NE type based on key evaluation KPIs. Distribution information is
displayed in tables and charts. You can view accurate peak resource usage of related
instances in tables.
Click Graph/Table to switch between charts and tables.
Click the buttons (such as SPU Board or MPU Board) in the upper left corner of the chart
to view details about evaluation KPI groups for an evaluated resource.
Distribution information is generated based on the value ranges of analyzed KPIs and
then displayed in charts. Assume that KPI A is analyzed for five NEs and its value for
each NE is 4%, 18%, 20%, 21%, and 71% respectively. In this case, the numbers of NE
instances are classified as follows according to their resource usage: 1 NE instance with
resource usage less than 5%, 1 NE instance with resource usage greater than or equal
to 15% and less than 20%, 2 NE instances with resource usage greater than or equal to
20% and less than 25%, and 1 NE instance with resource usage greater than or equal to
70% and less than 75%.

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When evaluating the network capacity, you can select a capacity-related object in the
capacity resource status table and drill down to view detailed resource status of the
object.
The status indicator above each tab page in the right pane of the query result window
indicates the highest alarm severity for a capacity-related object, which is consistent with
the corresponding status indicator in the resource status table. If the highest alarm
severity for a capacity-related object is Normal or Other, no status indicator will be
displayed on the corresponding tab page.

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All capacity data about the board subsystem is displayed in the query result window.
In the drill-down result window, click Select Object in the upper left corner of a
chart. In the displayed dialog box, select the objects you want to display or hide in
the chart.
In the drill-down result window, click Threshold Line in the upper left corner of a
chart. In the displayed dialog box, view threshold information of a KPI.

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You can click GIS in the upper left corner of a detailed capacity status chart. The key KPI
information about the selected NE instance is displayed in the GIS window. This helps
you observe the geographic locations of capacity resources. Capacity visibility support
GIS display on base station and cell levels.

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Click Traffic Trend Report in a detailed capacity status window to view the traffic trend
information about the selected NE instance. You can query traffic trend information about
RNCs, NodeBs, and Ucells in the last three months, last six months, or last 12 months.

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Click Traffic Model in a detailed capacity status window to view the traffic model
information about the selected NE instance. You can query traffic models only of RNCs,
NodeBs, and Ucells.

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The KPI insight feature is developed based on Huawei’s mature network optimization
experience.
Different from common KPI statistical tools (providing only reports), the PRS allows
users to obtain the network performance data from each network object dimension by
using one-click query, and displays network performance data in indicator tables, charts,
data tables, and reports. The KPI insight feature has integrated rich network optimization
experience, which helps users perform network quality correlated analysis.

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1. Obtain network performance data

You need to ensure that the PRS server can obtain analysis data before you
perform related analysis during network quality monitoring.
2. Set KPI thresholds
You can set KPI thresholds as required. The PRS renders the corresponding
resource status indicators on the network quality monitoring and analysis GUIs
based on these thresholds.
3. Monitor network quality and locate root causes of network quality problems
You can monitor and analyze the network quality by using status indicator tables,
charts, and reports. This helps you detect the faults that affect network
performance. You can also perform correlated analysis on abnormal KPIs to
accurately locate their root causes.

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Search criteria
Area for users to set RAT, Object, Time dimension, From, To, and advanced
parameters. If users set these parameters and click Query, the corresponding
network quality analysis results are displayed.
Thresholds settings
Button for users to open a dialog box and set and modify KPI thresholds. When
monitoring the network and analyzing network problems, users can set the KPI
thresholds so that the PRS can render the status indicators for the corresponding
KPIs and correlated abnormal KPIs.
Filter criteria
Area for users to set KPI Group and object status.

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The PRS provides the threshold management function for users to set and modify KPI
thresholds. When monitoring the network and analyzing network problems, users can set
the KPI thresholds so that the PRS can render the status indicators for the
corresponding KPIs and the KPIs in charts for correlated analysis of abnormal KPIs.
Click Threshold Setting in the upper right area of the KPI Insight window. The window for
setting KPI thresholds is displayed.

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During network adjustment such as network relocation and NE upgrade, a KPI

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Network Traffic Statistics

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Website Traffic Statistics

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Tethering Traffic Statistics

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Smartphone Abnormal Event Statistics

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Cell Bandwidth Insight

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PS KPI real-time monitoring

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Service KQI visibility

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UMTS xMbps Visibility

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SAU：Simultaneous Attached Users.

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