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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.1 PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES ................................................................................. 3 1.2 ALCATEL-LUCENT UNIVERSITY INTRODUCTION ............................................................. 3 1.2.1

OVERVIEW ................................................................................................ 3

1.2.2 ALCATEL-LUCENT UNIVERSITY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES .................................................. 4 1.2.3 TRAINING DELIVERY ....................................................................................... 4 1.2.4 AUDIENCES ................................................................................................ 5 1.2.5 GLOBAL TRAINING DELIVERY LOCATIONS .................................................................. 5 1.2.6 ALCATEL -LUCENT INSTRUCTOR EXPERTISE ................................................................ 6 1.2.7 ALCATEL-LUCENT’S CAPABILITY TO CREATE PROTOTYPE SITE TRAINING CONFIGURATIONS ................ 7 1.3 TRAINING SCOPE ........................................................................................... 7 1.3.1 PROPOSED TRAINING SCOPE FOR RFP1 ................................................................... 7 1.3.2 PROPOSED TRAINING SCOPE FOR RFP2 ................................................................... 8 1.3.3 PROPOSED TRAINING SCOPE FOR RFP4 ................................................................... 8

1.4

CLASSROOM TRAINING MAIN CHARACTERISTICS ............................................................ 9 1.4.1 LANGUAGE ................................................................................................ 9

1.4.2 LOCATION ................................................................................................ 9 1.4.3 PRE-REQUISITES ........................................................................................... 9 1.4.4 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS ...................................................................... 9 1.5 ON THE JOB TRAINNING PROCESS MAIN CHARACTERISTICS ................................................ 9 1.5.1 PRINCIPLES ............................................................................................... 9 1.5.2 PRE-REQUISITES ........................................................................................... 9 1.5.3 ORGANIZATION AND CONTENT ............................................................................. 9 1.6 TRAINING CURRICULA DESCRIPTION ...................................................................... 10 1.6.1 TRAINING PLAN DESCRIPTION FOR RFP1 .................................................................. 11 1.6.2 TRAINING PLAN DESCRIPTION FOR RFP2 .................................................................. 14

1.6.3

TRAINING PLAN DESCRIPTION FOR RFP4 .................................................................. 15

1.7 ESTIMATED NUMBER OF TRAINING SESSION ............................................................... 17 1.8 DETAILED TRAINING DESCRIPTION FOR RFP1 ............................................................ 18 1.8.1 BSS TRAINING DESCRIPTION ............................................................................. 18 1.8.2 RADIO NETWORK ACCESS W-CDMA DESCRIPTION ........................................................ 45 1.8.3 MICROWAVES TRAINING DESCRIPTION .................................................................... 82 1.8.4 BACKHAUL TRAINING DESCRIPTION ....................................................................... 88 1.9 TRAINING DESCRIPTION FOR RFP2 ....................................................................... 95 1.10 TRAINING DESCRIPTION FOR RFP4 .................................................................... 108


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1.1 PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES

This document describes the training approach proposed by Alcatel-Lucent to train theLibyana’staff in operating the Libyana Mobile Phone network.

Training will be composed of both “Classroom training” and “On the job training” in order toassure a smooth transition between construction and operation activities and to get the staffautonomous in their future activities and tasks.

Training will be job oriented.

Training curricula will be designed according to:

- operation topic

- planning topic

- Performance & provisioning topic.

Training programs will take into account the Libyana’s Mobile Phone requests expressed in threeRFQ:

- RFP1

- RFP2

- RFP4

Libyana’s teams will be trained on:

- Radio Access Network (GSM and UMTS),

- Backhaul Network

- Microwaves Network

- Telecom Applications (OCS, SRP, SDM)

- Core Network (CS and PS).

Training will be job oriented.

Training will be delivered by Alcatel-Lucent University.

1.2 ALCATEL-LUCENT UNIVERSITY INTRODUCTION

1.2.1 Overview

Alcatel-Lucent is recognized as a worldwide industry leader by designing, engineering,manufacturing and installing products to the strictest standards. This commitment to excellenceextends to our training due to our company-wide philosophy that customer relationships begin,not end, at the time of sale.


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Alcatel-Lucent University provides the skills, tools and services that drive superior performanceof our customers’ networks and the people who operate, maintain and manage them. Wepartner with our valued customers around the world to help them achieve their business

objectives by planning, creating and delivering innovative learning solutions. Top quality trainingservices help to ensure maximum customer satisfaction with Alcatel-Lucent’s products, servicesand solutions.

All learning solutions are developed in accordance with Systematic Training DevelopmentProcesses. These courses are combined into a comprehensive training program that is orientedtowards job functions associated with the proposed equipment configuration. The trainingprograms feature a blended learning strategy combining classroom lectures with audio/videotraining aids, technology-based training (web, CD-ROM), and/or practical hands-on experience toensure that students acquire theoretical as well as practical knowledge.

1.2.2 Alcatel-Lucent University Products and Services

Backed by the unparalleled knowledge and innovation, Alcatel-Lucent University offers a widerange of information products and services, including:

• Alcatel-Lucent Product Training

• General Technology Training (multimedia)

• Solutions/Integrated Training

• Job Aid Development

• Software replication

• Translations and Courseware Localization

• Learning Consulting Services

1.2.3 Training Delivery

A variety of options is available for customers to best fulfil their learning needs.

1.2.3.1 Instructor Led Training

• Traditional Classroom – provided at Alcatel-Lucent University Training Centers,typically offering hands-on lab exercises emulating a real-life environment.

• Dedicated Training – provided at Alcatel-Lucent Training Centers dedicated to a singlecustomer or group.

• Suitcase Training – delivered at a location of the customer’s choice, (their facility orother specified location) using equipment shipped from Alcatel-Lucent (if applicable)or using the customer’s equipment at their training site. Equipment at the customer’ssite must be operational and trouble-free, but not in service.


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• Distance Learning/Virtual - delivered via LiveMeeting or other similar services, allowinginstructor facilitation over the Web for better time-management while reducing travel-related costs of training.

1.2.3.2 Alternate Media Training Delivery

• Computer-Based Training (CBT): Designed, developed and administered by Alcatel-Lucent University, CBT courses are interactive training products that a customer canlaunch from his/her PC any time, regardless of network connectivity. CBT courses offerstudents a convenient way to learn pre-requisite knowledge prior to attendingInstructor Led Training.

• Web-based training (also referred to as e-learning): Anywhere, any-time instructiondelivered over the Internet or a corporate intranet to browser-equipped learners.There are two primary models of Web-based instruction: synchronous (instructor-facilitated) and asynchronous (self-directed, self-paced).

1.2.4 Audiences

Alcatel-Lucent University delivers its broad expertise to a wide variety of audiences so that ourcustomers can effectively and efficiently plan, engineer, provision, operate, maintain andsupport Alcatel-Lucent products, services and solutions.

Audiences served by Alcatel-Lucent University include, but are not limited to:

• Operations, Maintenance & Provisioning

• Troubleshooting

• Applications, Planning, & Architecture

• Network Management

• Network optimization

1.2.5 Global Training Delivery Locations

1.2.5.1 Training Locations

Alcatel-Lucent University has global training locations in the Americas, EMEA, and Asia PacificRegions.


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Alcatel-Lucent University also has satellite training locations in New-Zealand, Poland, Russia,South-Africa, Singapore and Turkey.

Alcatel-Lucent University also suitcases training to the customer’s site based on equipmentavailability (onsite), equipment portability or remote access where applicable.

Alcatel-Lucent University offers modern laboratories and classrooms, as well as an efficient hands-

on learning experience that students can immediately put to use on the job. Classes are designedso that students receive ample guidance and hands-on practice. The classes are geared to meetthe needs of all individual skill levels.

Alcatel-Lucent Training Centres offer:

• Innovative teaching methods

• State-of-the-art advanced technology

• Hands-on experience in operating a working telecommunications network

• Training programs that use a variety of methods for delivering information

• Highly experienced certified trainers

• Professional and courteous staff

1.2.6 Alcatel -Lucent Instructor Expertise

Alcatel-Lucent University instructors are experts in both technology and products, acquiringtechnical expertise through formal education and significant industry experience intelecommunications, Access, Applications, Carrier Ethernet IP/MPLS & ATM Networks,VoIP/Voice and Multimedia, Convergence/IMS, Mobile, Optics, Wireless Access and Transmission,Submarine Systems, Network, Service Management &OSS Mobile Access, and other fields.


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Instructors must complete an extensive certification program based upon product knowledgeprior to delivering training. In-depth technical knowledge on Alcatel-Lucent products enablesinstructors to address topics above and beyond standard text.

Alcatel-Lucent University instructors are required to demonstrate knowledge of the technicalmaterial presented and its relevance to the customer's various networks and solutions.

In addition to technical competence, Alcatel-Lucent instructors receive training in the followingareas and are required to demonstrate expertise in:

• Classroom leadership and control and conflict management in the classroom

• Oral presentation, communication, and sensitivity to deliver training to diverse studentaudiences at worldwide locations

• Problem solving, decision making, motivation, coaching, and counseling associated withinstructor-led training

• Teaching and questioning techniques and assessment implementation and delivery

• Subject matter expertise to create, review and validate information productsassociated with product utilization and training delivery

1.2.7 Alcatel-Lucent’s Capability to Create Prototype Site Training Configurations

Alcatel-Lucent University will work with customers to define the appropriate curriculum for avariety of audiences from our standard offering of Instructor Led and Alternate Media courses.

If required, we have the ability and expertise to adapt the training materials and lab

exercises/configurations to meet the requirements of a particular customer in fulfilling itsspecific learning objectives and deliver the training via the most effective medium and to theappropriate venue.

Equipment may be shipped to a specified location or accessed remotely, depending on therequired configuration.

Alcatel-Lucent University can develop specialized end user workshops to facilitate the learningexperience based on the customer’s needs and requirements

1.3 TRAINING SCOPE

Training scope will cover RFP1, RFP2 and RFP3 training requests.

1.3.1 Proposed Training Scope for RFP1

According to technical solution deployed in Libyana’s network, the proposed training will beperformed on:

Radio Access Network GSM 2G

Classroom training will be delivered on:


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- Alcatel-Lucent 9130 BSC Evolution

- Alcatel-Lucent 9100 BTS (macro and distributed BTS)

- Alcatel-Lucent 9130 MFS Evolution- Alcatel-Lucent 9153 OMC-R

Radio Access Network UMTS 3G


- Alcatel-Lucent 9370 RNC

- Alcatel-Lucent 9300 NodeB

- Alcatel-Lucent 9310 Macro NodeB

- Alcatel-Lucent 9320 Distributed NodeB

- Alcatel-Lucent 9100 Multi standard NodeB

- Alcatel-Lucent 9350 WMS

Backhaul equipments


- Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS 160

- Alcatel-Lucent 1850 TSS5-R

- Alcatel-Lucent 1350 suite Manager

Microwave equipments

Classroom training will be delivered on:- Alcatel-Lucent 9500 MPR



- Alcatel-Lucent 8620 SurePay OCS

- Alcatel-Lucent 5900 SRP (Specialized Resource Point)

- Alcatel-Lucent 8965 C3S BM (Billing Mediation Solution



- Alcatel-Lucent 5620 SAM

- Alcatel-Lucent 1360 COM

- Alcatel-Lucent 8650 SDM (Subscriber Data Manager)


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- Alcatel-Lucent 5078 STP "PT

- Alcatel-Lucent 5060 WCS / 7549 MGW

- Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR MG- Alcatel-Lucent 9471 WMM

- Alcatel-Lucent 5780 DSC

1.4 CLASSROOM TRAINING MAIN CHARACTERISTICS

The proposed training has the following characteristics:

1.4.1 Language

Classroom training will be delivered in English language.

Training documentation will be written in English.

1.4.2 Location

Training will be delivered in Libyana premises.

Libyana Mobile Phone will provide training facilities and tools.

1.4.3 Pre-requisites

Each training module will be described with the expected knowledge and skill levelrecommended to attend it with efficiency.

1.4.4 Maximum number of participants As a general rule, for a theoretical training (“T”), the number of participants is 12 and for a practicaltraining (“P”), it is 8.

1.5 ON THE JOB TRAINNING PROCESS MAIN CHARACTERISTICS

1.5.1 Principles

An On the Job Training sequence consists to execute in real conditions the operational tasksunder the supervision of an Alcatel-Lucent expert.

At the beginning, the majority of the tasks will be performed by the Alcatel-Lucent Expert.

Progressively, these tasks will be handed by the Libyana teams until a complete autonomy.

1.5.2 Pre-requisites

Each participant should have already attended classroom training.

1.5.3 Organization and content


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The On the Job Training (OJT) activities will be performed to small groups (four traineesmaximum) in order to get the maximum of efficiency and to facilitate exchanges between theALU expert an the participants.

OJT activities will be split in two periods.

- A static period where the operational tasks will be performed by the ALU Expert.Trainees will observe the execution and ask any question.

- An active period where the operational tasks will be performed by the trainees under thesupervision of the ALU Expert.Trainees will explain the tasks before to perform them.

During static and active periods, the ALU expert will detail and explain the procedure to beexecuted:

- What are the objectives,

- What is the standard duration,

- Which tool will be used

- What are the risks

- What is the detailed of the tasks to be performed

- What are the good practices,

- Etc…

He should encourage the participation of each trainee and should ask questions to be sure thattrainees have understood what to do.

A summary of the activities will be done at the end of each procedure.

During the OJT sequences, the ALU Expert will progressively increase the complexity of the tasksto be performed by the trainees.

If the ALU Expert detects some additional knowledge needs on specific points during an On theJob Training sequence, he will organize an adapted corrective training action.

On the job training sequences will be performed during the deployment phase.

1.6 TRAINING CURRICULA DESCRIPTION

Dedicated training curricula are designed for three job profiles.

- Operation teams

- Planning teams

- Performance teams.


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The following charts regroup the training modules proposed for each job profile according to:

- reference- module title

- duration

- type of training: theory (T) or practical (P)

A detailed description of each module is given in annex.

1.6.1 Training plan description for RFP1

1.6.1.1 Operation Training plans

1.6.1.1.1 Radio Access Network GSM 2G

Reference Module title Duration (d) Type (T/P)

TMO60021 BSS GERAN Solution description 1 T

TMO60027 9100 BTS Description & Maintenance 3 P

TMO180679130 BSC Evolution Description &Maintenance

2 P

TMO180699130 MFS Evolution Description &Maintenance

3 P

TMO18337 BSS Configuration, maintenance,supervision and Monitoring assessment

1 P

TMO60033 9150 OMC-R Description 1 T

TMO60034 9150 OMC-R BSS Supervision 3 P

TMO60035 9150 OMC-R BSS Configuration 6 P

TMO18071 9153 OMC-R System Administration 3 P

OJT2GOP On the Job Training for 4 trainees 5 P

1.6.1.1.2 Radio Access Network UMTS 3G

Reference Module title Duration (d) Type (T / P)

TMO182489300 W-CDMA UA07 UTRAN SolutionDescription

1 T

TMO18249 9370 RNC UA07 Functional Description 0,5 T

TMO18250 9370 RNC UA07 Hardware Description 0,5 T

TMO18251 9300 NodeB UA07 Functional Description O,5 T

TMO18252 9310 Macro NodeB UA07 Description 0,5 T


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TMO18253 9320 Distributed NodeB UA07 Description 0,5 T

TMO183459100 Multi-Standard Base Station

Description

1 T

TMO18258 9310 Macro NodeB UA07 Maintenance 1

TMO18259 9320 Distributed NodeB UA07 Maintenance 0,5

TMO183469100 Multistandard Base StationMaintenance

1 P

TMO18257 9370 RNC UA07 Maintenance 1 P

TMO18254 9353 WMS UA07 Description 1 T

TMO18261 9353 WMS UA07 UTRAN Fault Management 3 P

TMO18262 9352 WPS UA07 UTRAN Configuration 5 P

TMO18263 9353 WMS UA07 UTRAN Operation andIntegration

2 P

TMO18266 9353 WMS UA07 Main Server Administration 2 p

OJT3GOP On the Job Training for 4 trainees 5 P

1.6.1.1.3 Backhaul Network


TOP63058 1850 TSS-320 & 1850 TSS-160 (Transport

Service Switch) R 4.1 O&M

10 P

TOP525071850 TSS-5C (Transport Service Switch-5Compact) R5.1 Operation

2 P

TOS63017 1350 OMS EML Operation and Maintenance 2 P

TOP63080 1350 OMS PKT R9.6 O&M for MPLS-TP/T-MPLS

5 P

OJTBHOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.1.1.4 Microwaves Network


TWT42017 9500 MPR Description 2 T

TWT420189500 MPR Node Configuration Operationand Maintenance

3 P

TWT42019 9500 MPR terminal Configuration Operationand Maintenance

2 P

OJTMWOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P


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1.6.1.2 Performance provisionning Training Plans




TMO18365 BSS GERAN Radio Principles 3 T

TMO18096BSS GSM Quality of Service & Traffic LoadMonitoring

5 T

TMO18097TMO18097 BSS Radio Fine TuningIntroduction

5 T

TMO18106 BSS E-GPRS Radio Algorithms Description 5 T

TMO18107TMO18107 BSS E-GPRS Quality of ServiceMonitoring

4 T

TMO18048TMO18048 9959 NPO M4 StandardOperations (B12-UA8-LA4)

3 P

TMO18476 9959 NPO M3/M4 GSM Advanced Operations 2 P

TMO183559959 NPO M4 Platform Administration (M3-M4)

2 P

OJT2GPE On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P




1 T

TMO18246 9300 W-CDMA UA07 R99 Radio Principles 2 T

TMO18247 9300 W-CDMA UA07 HSxPA Radio Principles 2 T

TMO182559300 W-CDMA UA07 R99 AlgorithmsDescription

5 T

TMO182569300 W-CDMA UA07 HSxPA AlgorithmsDescription

3 T

TMO182689300 W-CDMA UA07 R99 QoS Analysis andTraffic Load Monitoring

3 T

TMO182699300 W-CDMA UA07 HSxPA QoS Analysis andTraffic Load Monitoring

1 T

TMO18351 9300 W-CDMA UA07 Radio Fine Tuning 3 T

TMO18264 9359 NPO Operation General Features 3 P

TMO18267 9359 Networks Performance Optimizer 1 p


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(NPO) UA07 3G Administration

OJT3GPE On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.1.3 Planning Training plans




TMO540479100 Radio Network Planning Fundamentals

GSM/EGPRS5 T

OJT2GPL On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P




1 T

TMO54067 9300 W-CDMA UA07 Radio NetworkPlanning Fundamentals 3 T

OJT3GPL On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P



1.6.2.1.1 Alcatel-Lucent 8620 SurePay OCS


IN0330eSM (Enhanced Services Manager) R 28SU9Introduction, Provisioning and ServiceAdministration

3 P

IN0510MAS (MiLife Application Server) R 28SU8OA&M

5 P

IN1345 8620 SurePay® OCS R 28.5/R 29.5 Overview 2 T

TAP06009 8620 SurePay OCS R 28.8/29.8 Operations,Administration, and Maintenance

5 P

OJTICCOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P


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1.6.2.1.2 Alcatel-Lucent 5900 SRP (Specialized Resource Point)


TAP184095900 SRP (Specialized Resource Point)R 7.0 Description

1 T

TAP18410 5900 SRP (Specialized Resource Point) R 7.0Administration

3 P

OJTSRPOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.2.1.3 Alcatel-Lucent 8965 BM


3FL13079 8965 C3S (Billing Mediation Solution) R 3.0Operation and Administration

2 T

TAP183898650 SDM R 3.1 HSS Operation andProvisioning

4 P

OJTBMOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.2.1.4 Alcatel-Lucent 8950 MP


LCW444H8950 AAA: Configuration with PolicyFlow &Troubleshooting for MP

4 T

OJTMPOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P



1.6.3.1.1 Alcatel-Lucent 5620 SAM


TOS360335620 SAM (Service Aware Manager) R10.0Fondamentaux

3 P

OJTSAMCOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P


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1.6.3.1.2 Alcatel-Lucent 1360 COM


TIM18091 1360 COM 1.2 Basic Operation 1 T

OJTCOMOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.3.1.3 Alcatel-Lucent 8650 SDM


TAP18385 8650 SDM (Subscriber Data Manager) R 3.1Product description

1 T

TAP183898650 SDM R 3.1 HSS Operation andProvisioning

4 P

OJTSDMOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.3.1.4 Alcatel-Lucent 5078 STP

Reference Module title Duration (h) WBT

TTP21041 1360 COM 1.2 Basic Operation 1 hour T

1.6.3.1.5 Alcatel-Lucent 5060 WCS / 7549MGW


MO18061 5060 WCS W 4.x Description (5060 WCS and7540/49 WMG)

1 T

TMO180625060 WCS W 4.x Operation and Provisioning(with 7540/49 WMG)

5 P

TMO18065 5060 WCS (Wireless Call Server) W 4.40-W4.49 Product maintenance

2 P

OJTWCSOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.3.1.6 Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR


TER36050 7750 SR 9.0 Product Overview 1 T

TER36047 SR-OS 4 P

OJTISROP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P


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1.6.3.1.7 Alcatel-Lucent 9471 WMM


TMO21025Alcatel-Lucent Evolved Packet Core 9471Mobility Management Entity (MME)Operations and Maintenance for LM5.0

5 P

OJTWMMOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.6.3.1.8 Alcatel-Lucent 5780 DSC


TOS36071 5780 DSC5 Wireless Operations and PCRFOverview

2 P

OJTDSCOP On the Job Training (for 4 trainees) 5 P

1.7 ESTIMATED NUMBER OF TRAINING SESSION

The number of sessions per module is calculated according to:

- the type of training: Theoretical (12 trainees max per session) or Practical (8 traineesmax per session)

- the number of people per job profile to be trained

20 people for Operation training

10 people for Performance and provisionning training

5 people for Planning training.

Two sessions of each module will be delivered for Operation training.

One session of each module will be performed for Performance-provisionning and Planningtraining.


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1.8 DETAILED TRAINING DESCRIPTION FOR RFP1

1.8.1 BSS Training Description

Course Number &Title

TMO60021 BSS GERAN Solution Description

Training Method

Standard Duration 6 12 12

Theory/Practical Theory Theory Theory

MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 12

Teaching Languages English

AudiencePersonnel in charge of maintaining and operating the Alcatel-Lucent GSMnetwork.

Objectives

By the end of the course, the participant will be able to:- describe the Base Station Subsystem,- present the 9130 BSC,- present the 9125 Compact Transcoder,- present the 9100 BTS family and the 9110/9110-E µBTS,- present the 9130 MFS,- describe the BSS transmission interfaces,- identify the local and network operation and maintenance functions.

Pre-requisitesBasic knowledge of GSM:

- Training module 3FL99299AAAA - Understanding GSM

Course Contents

Base Station Subsystem Architecture-Functions-Architecture-Telecom features-Cell types

Base Station Controller description-Situation and features-Functions-Hardware configuration-BSC Configurations

Transcoder description

-Situation and features-Functions-Hardware configuration

Base Transceiver Station description-Situation and functions-Architecture-Features-Hardware configuration

Multi-BSS Fast packet Server description-Situation and features-Functions


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-Hardware configuration-MFS configurations

BSS interfaces-Interface presentation-A, A-ter, A-ter mux interfaces-A-bis interfaceSecond A-bis interface-Operation and maintenance principles-Operation and maintenance generalities-BSS O&M terminal functions-OMC-R architecture


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Course Number &

Title

TMO60027 9100 BTS Description & Maintenance

Training Method

Standard Duration N/A 18 N/A

Theory/Practical N/A Theory/Practical N/A

MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 N/A


Audience Customer personnel in charge of operating ALU BSS network

Objectives

By the end of the course, the participant will be able to:- identify the role and situation of the Alcatel 9100 BTS,- identify its functional subsets,

- identify its hardware modules,- identify its possible hardware configurations.- identify the main functions of the BTS Terminal,- handle the Security Blocks (SBL),- manage the alarms and handle the measurement menus,- update the internal data (Remote Inventory),- configure the transmission parameters,- change a replaceable Item (RIT) using the task procedures and analysethe defence reactions.

Pre-requisitesBasic knowledge of GSM:- Training module 3FL99299AAAA - Understanding GSM- Training module TMO60021 BSS GERAN Solution Description

Course Contents

MODULE 01 - BTS General Introduction

IntroductionMacro BTS Functional ArchitectureMacro BTS Hardware Architecture, including all type of TRxs (exceptMC-TRX)Special cell optionsMacro BTS ConfigurationsMODULE 02 – Macro BTS MAINTENANCEBSS Customer DocumentationHardware Identification9100 BTS Connection9100 BTS NEM and SBL conceptExercises: Corrective MaintenanceAnnex - Preventive MaintenanceMODULE 03 - MC-TRX DESCRIPTION & MAINTENANCE

MC-TRX DescriptionSummary & ExercisesReplace a Single TRX by an MC-TRXExtend the BTS Capacity by Modifying the MC-TRX ConfigurationMODULE 04 - MC-RRH/SUMX-19” DESCRIPTION & MAINTENANCEMC-RRH DescriptionSummary & ExercisesBTS CharacteristicsBTS Capacity Extension by Reconfig.

New Features:

Dynamic Power Voltage Adjustment

Support of Multi-Standard Radio (MSR)


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Support of up to 36 TRX’s per SUM board

Optical transmission on Abis

Remote NEM


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TMO18067 9130 BSC Evolution Description & Maintenance

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 N/A


AudiencePersonnel in charge of supervising and maintaining the Alcatel-Lucent9130 BSC Evolution

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:- Locate and define the rule of the 9130 BSC Evolution in the GSM network- Describe the functions implemented in the 9130 BSC Evolution- Describe the hardware architecture of the 9130 BSC Evolution- Describe the software architecture of the 9130 BSC Evolution- Describe the IP architecture of the 9130 BSC Evolution- Describe the defense mechanism of the 9130 BSC Evolution in case ofhardware or software failure- Describe the configuration and the capacity of the 9130 BSC Evolution.- Identify the board location- Read the Leds status- Describe the 9130 BSC connection- Understand the SBL concept- Install the BSC terminal- Check the board status- Launch O&M commands (reset/restart/lock, etc.) on the BSC board

- Check the BSC process- Establish a BSC connection (ftp/sftp/ssh/telnet)- Perform corrective maintenance- Describe the benefits of the STM1 in the BSS ( 9125 TC and 9130 BSCsides)- List the new equipments for the introduction of the STM1 in the BSS- Identify the new SBL and STM1 Alarms- Identify the steps for the activation of the STM1 in the BSS- Activate, Operate & Maintain the STM1 feature

Pre-requisitesBasic knowledge of GSM:- Training module 3FL99299AAAA - Understanding GSM- Training module TMO60021 BSS GERAN Solution Description

Course Contents

MODULE 01 - DESCRIPTION

9130 BSC Logical Description9130 BSC Functional Description9130 BSC Hardware DescriptionInternal IP ArchitectureDefense MechanismsConfigurations & CapacityBSC TerminalSTM1 DescriptionMODULE 02 - MAINTENANCE- BSS Customer Documentation- Hardware Identification- 9130 BSC Connection and Process Check- BSC Terminal and SBL Concept- Corrective Maintenance


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MODULE 03 - STM1 ACTIVATION- STM1 Introduction for the 9130 BSC Evolution- New Hardware

- JBXTP3 Board- Engineering Rules- STM-1 Configuration Operating Mode- Protection : APS/EPS- O&M Impacts- Activation of the STM1 in the BSS- Configure the STM1 for the 9130 BSC Evolution

New Features:

BSC Evolution capacity extended up to 1400 TRX’s

New TPV3i4

IP transport

AupoIP

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TMO18069 9130 MFS Evolution Description & Maintenance

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 N/A


AudiencePersonnel in charge of supervising and maintaining the Alcatel-Lucent9130 MFS Evolution.

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:• Locate and justify the equipment in the Alcatel-Lucent GPRS network• Describe the Telecom functions of the equipment• Describe the hardware organization• Describe the software organization• Describe the SW and HW cooperation for defense mechanisms• Discover the Man to Machine Interface possibilities useful for equipmentmaintenance and supervision.• Identify the 9130 MFS hardware and cabling;• Supervise the 9130 MFS hardware elements using the Installation andMaintenance Terminal (IMT);• Identify and check the 9130 MFS Ethernet architecture;• Apply corrective maintenance tasks to the 9130 MFS RITs;• Apply a backup/restore procedure to the 9130 MFS;• Apply preventive maintenance tasks to the 9130 MFS.

Pre-requisites

Basic knowledge of GSM:

- Training module 3FL99299AAAA - Understanding GSM- Training module TMO60021 BSS GERAN Solution Description

Course Contents

MODULE 01 - DESCRIPTION1 9130 MFS Evolution Introduction2 9130 MFS Evolution Telecom Function Description- PCU Functions- Gb Interface Management3 9130 MFS Evolution Hardware Description- An Architecture Based on the MX Platform- General View of the 9130 MFS Evolution Hardware Architecture- Hardware Description of ATCA Modules & LIU Modules- Power Distribution Unit Cabling4 9130 MFS Evolution Performance

- 9130 MFS Evolution Standalone Configuration- 9130 MFS Evolution Rack-Shared Configuration- Capacity: MFS Capacities in Terms of Board & Basic Engineering Rules- Capacity: Synchronization Modes & Configurations- Capacity: Autonomous & Centralized Synchronization5 9130 MFS Evolution IP Architecture- 9130 MFS Evolution IP Architecture Presentation- Internal & External IP Addresses in the 9130 MFS Evolution6 9130 MFS Evolution Software Description- MFS O&M Application- O&M Agents- Installation and Maintenance Terminal7 9130 MFS Evolution Defense Mechanism


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- Software Supervision- Hardware Redundancy: Redundancy SchemeMODULE 02 - MAINTENANCE

1 BSS Customer Documentation- Description- Main leds, GPU leds, SSW leds2 Ethernet Architecture and IP Addressing- Internal Network Concept- Cabling and IP Addressing Synthesis3 Connection to the MFS- How to connect to the MFS- Configure the PC, Connect the PC to the MFS- Using TELNET4 MFS Management- IMT Menu Bar Description- Site View, Physical View, Sub-BSS View- Alarm Lists & Detail for a Particular Alarm

- A GP Does not Process the Same E1s all the Time5 Backup/Restore- Difference between System and Data Backup- Data Backup/Restore & System Backup/Restore6 Corrective Maintenance- Front RITs

New Features:

Support of the Boosted GP board

IP transport


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TMO60033 9153 OMC-R Description

Training Method

Standard Duration N/A 6 6

Theory/Practical N/A Theory Theory

MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 12


AudiencePersonnel in charge of operating the BSS via the Alcatel-Lucent 1353 RAOMC-R.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to describe:The hardware configuration and external interfaces of the Alcatel-Lucent1353 RA OMC-R;

The main organization of the Alcatel-Lucent 1353 RA OMC-R Interface;

The main concepts of the Alcatel-Lucent 1353 RA OMC-R operation:supervision;

The main concepts of the Alcatel-Lucent 1353 RA OMC-R operation:configuration;

The main concepts of the Alcatel-Lucent 1353 RA OMC-R operation:performance;

The main concepts of the Alcatel-Lucent 1353 RA OMC-R operation:administration,

The general structure of the Customer Electronic Documentation.

Pre-requisitesBasic knowledge of GSM:- Training module 3FL99299AAAA - Understanding GSM

- Training module TMO60021 BSS GERAN Solution Description

Course Contents

General OverviewHardware configurationExternal interfacesConnection between BSS and Alcatel-Lucent 1353 RAOMC-RHMI NavigationBSS equipment viewTransmission viewRadio Network viewSupervisionConcepts of the fault management: CAL and HALManaged objects, status and commands

Network surveillanceConfiguration ManagementLogical configuration: SC / PRC, Massive Logical UpdateOn-line hardware extensionRemote inventoryPerformance ManagementGeneral organizationPMC/ODMCAdministrationUser profile definitionCommand mode

Customer Electronic Documentation


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TMO60034 9153 OMC-R BSS Supervision

Training Method


Theory/Practical N/A Practical N/A

MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 N/A


Audience Personnel in charge of the BSS Supervision.

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Check the logical parameters;

Identify the hardware and functional configuration of a BSS;

Check the topology of a BSS;Read information from BSS and OMC;

Supervise and manage the MFS;

Handle the Managed Objects;

Manage current and historical alarms;

Configure alarms;

Check telecom resources;

Handle measurement campaigns.

Pre-requisites- Training module 3FL99299AAAA - Understanding GSM- Training module TMO60021 BSS GERAN Solution Description

- Training module TMO60033 9153 OMC-R Description

Course Contents

Logical Parameter Check

Selection of a Resource Object

Logical Parameters

Identification of Hardware and Functional Configuration of a BSS

Hardware and functional configuration of a managed element

Relationship between boards and functions

BSS Topology Check

Selection of a Termination point

Network Supervision

Remote inventory of BTS

Message retrieval tool

Supervision and Management of the MFS

Hardware and logical configuration of the MFSMFS topology, MFS equipment management

Handling of Managed Objects

Type of managed objects

State interrogation

Action on managed objects

Current Alarm Management

New alarm detection and Alarm message analysis

Corrective action triggering

Historical Alarm Management and Historical alarm list: principles

Alarm retrieval, Alarm storage, Alarm Configuration, Alarm profile


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customization

Management of external alarm parameters

Checking of Telecom Resources and Checking of resource usage

Alerters handling

Handling of Measurement Campaigns

PMC management

ODMC carrying out

Real time counter / Indicator value

New Features:



Remote BTS NEM

IP transport

AupoIP

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TMO60035 9153 OMC-R BSS Configuration

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 N/A


Audience Personnel in charge of the management of the BSS configuration.

Objectives


Modify BTS and Abis hardware configuration;

Use PRC for network logical administration;

Configure BTS logical parameters;Define frequency hopping in a cell;

Create cell shared BTS;

Move BTS;

Modify transcoder logical configuration;

Manage BSS software;

Modify logical parameters using MLU;

Introduce an Alcatel-Lucent 9135 MFS in a GSM network using the defaultparameters;

Implement HSDS in a network.

Pre-requisites


- Training module TMO60033 9153 OMC-R Description- Training module TMO60034 9153 OMC-R Supervision

Course Contents

BTS and Abis Hardware Administration

Provision for Radio Configuration (PRC)

Management

BTS Logical Administration

Create handover relationships Frequency Hopping

Management

Cell Shared BTS Administration

Move BTS

Transcoder Network Administration

BSS Software ManagementLogical Parameter Modification Using MLU

MFS Network Administration

Activation of High Speed Data Services



Remote BTS NEM

IP transport

AupoIP

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TMO18071 9153 OMC-R System Administration

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 N/A

TeachingLanguages

English

AudiencePersonnel in charge of the System Administration of the Alcatel-Lucent1353 RA OMC-R.

Objectives


Describe the features, configurations and software architecture of theAlcatel-Lucent 1353 RA OMC-R;

To use online documentation;

Perform the administrative tasks in order to maintain the Alcatel-Lucent1353 RA OMC-R using the related documentation;

Administrate MPM.

Pre-requisitesThe audience must have attended to the training TMO60033 9153 OMC-RDescription, or have used the 9153 OMC-R application already.

Course Contents

1. A1353 RA system introductionGeneral overviewSoftwareAdministration overview1353 RA file structure

2. Use of related documentOn-line helpOn-line documentation

3. A1353 RA Administration tasksUser creation and access right managementOSM administration facilities: administrationOSM administration facilities: configurationOthers administration tasksBack-up / restoreAdministrative tasks summary

4. Appendix and abbreviations5. Annex : External Interfaces Files & Formats (ACIE, APME, etc.)


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Course Number &

Title

TMO18337 BSS Maintenance, Supervision, Configuration & Monitoring

AssessmentTraining Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 1 N/A


AudiencePeople in charge of maintenance, supervision, configuration and/ormonitoring of BSS network

Objectives

Alcatel-Lucent University assesses the trainee on maintenance,supervision and/or configuration tasks based on exercises performed

during the corresponding equipment courses in order to:• Improve trainee's motivation• Improve knowledge/competence transfer between trainer and trainee

Indeed in the way of the competence acquisition, assessment is a stepwhich allows the trainee to have a real feedback on how he masters theexecution of main procedures belonging to the maintenance, supervisionand/or configuration job such as board replacement, fault analysis, re-parenting, site creation, parameter settings, indicators monitoring, etc.Practically, thanks to the assessment the trainee will have a clear pictureon his real acquired competencies through a straight-forward task-completion report. Moreover, the essential added-value of the assessmentis to bring an opportunity to detect and solve a misunderstanding issue ina critical task execution.

Pre-requisites The trainee attended the training courses relative to the assessment.

Method

After the practical course begins the assessment phase in which thetrainee has to perform a selection of key exercises already seen duringthe course with the help of the :• Electronic Customer Documentation• Connection to 9100 BTS, 9130 BSC/MFS, 9125 TC, 9153 OMC-R, and/or9959 NPO.• Trainee's personal notes

The "examiner" monitors the trainee during the practical session. At theend of the assessment, a report is made to the trainee and if requested tothe customer. In this report, tasks acquired and tasks not acquired will beclearly identified.

Note: assessment duration can be customized according to the number ofequipments to do assessments on.


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TMO18365 BSS GERAN Radio Principles

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 8


Audience Radio optimization, Quality of Service and Radio traffic engineering team

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:- describe principles of radio interface for GSM & EGPRS- describe 3GPP standards related to radio mechanisms and mobility- describe GSM & EGPRS services , capacity figures and servicearchitecture- draw the UTRAN architecture with the protocol stack- define a Radio Resource in 3G and describe WCDMA principles for UMTS- describe how the user can access to the network and asks for a 3Gservice- describe GSM & EGPRS functions and state protocols.


Course Contents

2G System Description- Logical architecture- Network Protocols- Radio Channels & Terrestrial Channels(TDM and IP)- Radio Protocols (TDM and IP)

2G Radio Mechanisms- Context- Analogy- Modulation- FDMA and TDMA- Handover- MS Characteristics- Power control- Radio Measurements (RxLev, RxQual, BER, C/I, etc)- Capacity, Coverage & Quality Figures

2G Scenarios

- Location Update- Call Setup- TBF Establishment- Internal Handover


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TMO18096 BSS GSM Quality of Service & Traffic Load Monitoring

Training Method


Theory/Practical N/A Theory N/A

MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 N/A


AudiencePersonnel in charge of the Radio Optimization, Quality of Service andRadio traffic engineering.

Objectives

During this training, the participant will learn how interpret counters andindicators of the Alcatel BSS System, in NPO and in a protocol analyzer(K12).By the end of the course, the participant will be able to interpret :- Global indicators, in order to assess the general quality of the network- Detailed indicators, in order to detect / identify / locate the mainmalfunctions- Handover indicators, in order to quantify efficiency and reason of HO- Directed retry indicators, in order to quantify efficiency of directedretry- RMS indicators to ease radio optimization and fault detection- Traffic indicators, in order to detect/predict overload and computeadequate cell dimensioning as well as to understand how RTCH resourcesare used in the network

- Describe the Radio Measurements Statistics (RMS) feature- Activate the RMS job and tune RMS templates

- Interpret RMS counters And through relevant case studies- Use RMS data for Optimization- Use RMS data for Frequency planning


- Training module TMO18365 BSS GERAN Radio Principles

Course Contents

1.Introduction2. Call Establishment3. Communication Phase4. Detailed Indicators5. HO Indicators6. DR Indicators (Directed Retry)7. RMS Indicators (Type 31)

Radio Measurements OverviewRMS Feature DescriptionRadio measurements statistics DataRadio Network Optimization using RMSFrequency Planning Using RMS

8. Traffic Indicators9. Case Studies10. Annexes

New features

IP transport

AupoIP

VAMOS


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TMO18097 BSS Radio Fine Tuning Introduction

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 N/A


AudiencePersonnel in charge of the Radio Optimization, Quality of Service andRadio traffic engineering.

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able, for conventionalnetworks, to:- Characterize the usual radio problems and decide on the appropriatemaintenance team;- List and describe BSS radio algorithms and related parameters;List radioparameters and check conformity with Alcatel-Lucent standards;- Estimate the qualitative impact of an algorithm parameter change;- Propose algorithm parameter setup to solve typical radio problems.Note: Hierarchical, dual-band, frequency hopping and GPRS networks arecovered in other trainings.

Pre-requisites


- Training module TMO18365 BSS GERAN Radio Principles- Training module TMO18096 BSS GSM Quality of Service & Traffic LoadMonitoring

Course Contents

Typical Radio ProblemsAlgorithms and Associated Parameters

Other Algorigthms

Algorithms Dynamic Behavior

Case Studies

New Feature:

VAMOS


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TMO18106 BSS E-GPRS Radio Algorithms Description

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 12


AudiencePersonnel in charge of Radio engineering & BSS optimization and qualitysystem engineers.

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:Describe the main (E)GPRS mechanisms and concepts;Describe the Radio resource management;Describe the Radio link control;Estimate qualitatively the impact of a parameter change in order to solvetypical problems or enhance the GPRS performance.

Pre-requisites


- Training module TMO18365 BSS GERAN Radio Principles- Training module TMO18096 BSS GSM Quality of Service & Traffic LoadMonitoring

- Training module TMO18097 BSS Radio Fine Tuning Introduction

Course Contents

PrinciplesRadio Resource ManagementRadio Link Control

Algorithms Dynamic Behavior


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TMO18107 BSS E-GPRS Quality of Service Monitoring

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 N/A


AudiencePersonnel in charge of Radio Optimization, Quality of Service and Radiotraffic engineering.

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:Describe the scope of work of BSS GPRS QoS monitoring;Interpret the BSS GPRS QoS indicators attached to each BSS GPRSprocedure or algorithm having an impact on QoS;Interpret the BSS GPRS PM counters used in the computation formulae ofQoS indicators;Detect the main BSS QoS problems;Analyze the main BSS QoS problems;Correlate with BSS GSM QoS problems;List the probable causes of BSS GPRS QoS degradation.

Pre-requisites

- Training module TMO18096 BSS GSM Quality of Service & Traffic LoadMonitoring

- Training module TMO18097 BSS Radio Fine Tuning Introduction

- Training module TMO18106 BSS E-GPRS Radio Algorithms Description

Course Contents

Rule of the BSS in GPRS QoS MonitoringReminders on Main BSS GPRS Telecom Procedures

Main BSS GPRS QoS Counters and Indicators DescriptionDetection of Main BSS GPRS QoS ProblemsAnalysis of Main BSS GPRS QoS Problems


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TMO18048 9959 NPO M4 Standard Operations (B12-UA8-LA4)

Training Method


Theory/Practical N/A Practical Practical

MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 8


AudienceRadio Networks engineers in charge of radio networks optimization usingthe Networks Performance Optimizer (NPO) tool.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:- describe the Architecture and the main functions of the NPO tool- browse Network Topology and view design parameters- display the Quality of Service counters and indicators- generate Reports for QoS management

Pre-requisites Understanding on 2G, 3G, and 4G radio architecture network

Course Contents

NPO Description- Overview of NPO- Interfaces with Data Sources- QoS Consolidation- Analysis DesktopTopology and Design- Topology Classification- Function Classification- Working Zone- Object Zone- Topology and Logical- "Post-its" function of NPOTuning SessionCounters and Indicators- Indicators Types- Property Window- Display Counters and Indicators- Indicators EditorQoS AlerterQuality of Service Analysis- Reports Overview- Reports Types- View Description

- Report Creation- Export Interfaces

Cartographic view


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TMO18355 9959 NPO M4 Platform Administration (M3-M4)

Training Method


Theory/Practical N/A Practical Practical

MaximumParticipants

N/A 8 8


AudienceNetwork Administrators (IT) in charge of System & PlatformAdministration in the ALU BSS Network, as personnel already in charge ofmaintaining the O&M Servers (OMC-R, WMS, PCMD, SAM, etc.).

Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:- Describe the features, configurations and basic SW architecture of NPO- Create & manage the users,- Monitor & manage the processes,- Manage the scripts and daily routines,- Read (some) logfiles,- Monitor the used and free disk storage,- Configure & check the datasources (OMC-R, RNP),- Verify the data are loaded in NPO,- Describe interactions with the ORACLE database,- Troubleshoot some frequently met problems on NPO Server,- Perform backup/restore operations.

Pre-requisites Good knowledge of UNIX/LINUX commands and Solaris/HP systems

Course Contents

1 Platform Administration Description> LAN Architecture> Hardware & O/S> NPO Automatic Actions> Auxiliary Servers> Oracle Database> Wibox> Administration Facilities> Import/Export Management> Data Management> Platform Administration2 User Administration> Start CSA (Access Right Defs)> CSA User & Session Manager> Definitions and Tasks

> Create Users > Exercise> Tools > Monitoring Users> CSA Federation Environment> External LDAP> Tools3 System Monitoring> Open PMON> Process Monitoring for Std Config> Process Monitoring for Cluster Config> Process Monitoring in Command Line> Resources Monitoring for Std Config4 Log Files> Log Browsing and Log Viewer


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> Filter Management> Detailed Log Viewer> System Log Files

5 Storage Monitoring> Disk Occupancy> Check Occupancy With ASM> Corrective Actions> Storage Duration> Storage Used Space> In the Client> Reports - Generalities> Reports - Scheduled Execution> Reports - Archival> Reports - Exercise6 Stop & Start Processes> Stop/Start> Permanent Services

7 Miscellaneous Platform Tasks> Change Server IP address> NTP Server> BSM Auditing> SNMP - Traps> SNMP - Configure Traps for Alerters> SNMP - Configure Traps for PMON> SNMP - Check Activity> NE Inactivity8 Data Loading> Data Loading> QoS Loader Monitoring> Auxiliary Servers

> Blocked Loaders & Deadlock> Failed Import of PM Files> PM Files Accumulation Check> Import & Consolidation> Consolidation Follow-Up9 OMC-R/RNP Data Source Management> Licenses> Declare OMC DataSource> Check OMC Datasource Availability> Declare RNP Datasource10 Backup & Restore> Backup Sets> NPO Application Backup & Restore> [Linux] Application Backup and Restore> NPO Data Backup on Tape> [Solaris] NPO Data Backup on Tape> NPO Data Backup on Local Disk> [Solaris] NPO Data Backup on Local Disk> [Solaris] NPO Data Restore Using Local Disk> [Linux] Data Backup & Data Restore> Archive Log Management> Backup to a Remote Location11 Some Unix commands:> df, metastat> vi editor> cp, rm> tar, more, head, tail


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TMO18476 9959 NPO M3/M4 GSM Advanced Operations

Training Method

Standard Duration TBD 12 12

Theory/Practical TBD Practical Practical

MaximumParticipants

TBD 8 8


AudienceRadio Network engineers in charge of radio network optimization using9959 NPO, and whose tasks go beyond QoS & Radio Parameter Monitoring.

Objectives

By the end of the course, the participant will be able to:- Use NUART modules and NUART indicators- Use Cartography- Create Operator Reference Values- Create Rules- Create QoS Indicators- Execute Diagnosis and show briefly the NPO Diagnosis Editor

Pre-requisitesIt is mandatory to follow the training TMO18048 9959 NPO M4 StandardOperations (B12-UA8-LA4)

Course Contents

Use NUART modules and NUART indicatorsUse CartographyCreate Operator Reference ValuesCreate RulesCreate QoS IndicatorsExecute Diagnosis


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TMO54047 9100 Radio Network Planning Fundamentals GSM/EGPRS

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 12


Audience Personnel in charge of radio network planning.

Objectives


- Plan a standard GSM (single band and singlelayer) network in urban, suburban and rural areas fulfilling defined

coverage probability;- Choose suitable BTS site configurations for different clutter types:- Omni sites/sectorized sites,- Number of TRX,- Antenna height and antenna type,- Feeder cable.- Plan site locations:- To achieve planned coverage probability- Inter site distanceAntenna azimuth and tilt.

- know the basic aspects needed for the radio network engineering inpacket switched domain (GSM);- know the key aspects for GPRS planning;- improve GPRS network quality of service by using GSM and GPRSfeatures.


Course Contents

Introduction- Standardization- Documentation Sources- Radio Network Architecture- Mobile Phone SystemsRadio Network Planning ProcessOverviewCoverage Planning- Introduction- Geo Databases- Overview - Map Projection- Types of Geospatial Data- Practical Applications- Antennas and Cables- Radio Propagation- Path Loss Prediction- Link Budget Calculation- Antenna Engineering- Alcatel BSS Configurations- Coverage Improvement- Antenna Diversity- Repeater Systems

- Multiple Reuse Pattern MRP- Intermodulation- Manual Frequency & BSICPlanning- Capacity EnhancementTechniquesRadio Interface - GSM AirInterface- Channel Coding

- Performance Figures- Key Performance Indicator (KPI)

E-GPRS IntroductionE-GPRS Planning Principles- General- Packet data throughput- Reference performance point- Saturation effect- Cell area versus Throughput- Throughput versus C/I- Throughput versus Level- What's new on traffic?


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- High Power TRX, Twin TRXTraffic Planning and FrequencyPlanning

- Traffic Capacity & Networkevolution- Cell structures & Frequency Reuse- Cell Planning - Frequency Planning- Interference Probability - Carriertypes

E-GPRS Network Planning- Planning procedure- Network design

- Frequency planning- Interference analysis- GPRS analysis- Traffic analysis- Quality of Service- LA and RA planning


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TMO18247 9300 W-CDMA UA07 HSxPA Radio Principles

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 N/A

Teaching Languages English, French

Audience Radio optimization, Quality of Service and radio traffic engineering team

ObjectivesUpon completion of this course, participants will be able to:- describe the evolution of 3G systems with HSDPA / HSUPA- describe UTRAN functions and state protocols.

Pre-requisites Basic knowledge of UMTS:- TMO18248 9300 W-CDMA UA07 UTRAN Solution Description- TMO18246 9300 W-CDMA UA07 R99 Radio Principles

Course Contents

Section 1 HSDPA Introduction1 What is HSDPA?2 HSDPA Solution Main Facts3 HSDPA deployment and evolution

Section 2 HSDPA Key Introduction1 HSDPA Key Features2 HSDPA Technical Overview

Section 3 HSDPA Key Channel1 HSDPA New Channel Structure2 Channel Features

3 Power ManagementSection 4 HSDPA Key HARQ1 Hybrid Automatic Repeat QueryPrinciples2 HARQ Processes3 Redundancy Version

Section 5 HSDPA Key FastScheduling1 CQI Measurements2 Fast Scheduling

Section 6 HSDPA Key AMC1 Adaptative Modulation and Coding2 UE Categorization

Section 7 HSDPA Protocol1 HSDPA Distributed Architecture2 TFRC Selection and channelcoding

Section 8 HSDPA Scenario1 Call Setup2 Mobility3 Iub Flow Control

Section 9 HSDPA AL Implementation1 Deployment Scenarios2 Configuration ImpactsSection 10HSUPA Fundamentals1 Introduction2 HSUPA Principles3 Exercise

Section 11 HSUPA Channel1 Introduction of new channels

Section 12 HSUPA Scheduling1 Scheduling Overview2 Grant Allocation for Scheduling

Section 13 HSUPA HARQ1 H-ARQ Process

Section 14 HSUPA UTRAN Protocols1 MAC Entities2 Physical Channel Frame Structure3 Frame Protocols4 Exercise

Section 15 HSUPA Scenario

1 Call setup Procedure2 Primary cell change3 DCH Fallback Procedure

Section 16 HSUPA ALImplementation


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TMO18248 9300 W-CDMA UA07 UTRAN Solution Description

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 12


AudienceOperation, maintenance and technical support engineers.Radio optimization, Quality of service and radio traffic engineering team.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to describe the:- functions and the architecture of a UTRAN network- UTRAN ATM transport Layer- functional architecture and the configurations of the UTRAN equipment- UTRAN operation and maintenance principles.

Pre-requisitesBasic knowledge of UMTS:- TMO18245 9300 W-CDMA UA07 UMTS Overview

Course Contents

Section 1 Introduction1 Situation2 UTRAN Interfaces Overview

Section 2 Networks Elements1 RNC Description2 Node B Description

Section 3 Interfaces and Protocols1 ATM

2 Air Interface Uu3 Iub Interface4 Iur Interface5 Iu Interface

Section 4 Alcatel-lucent Solution1 Alcatel-Lucent 9370 RNC2 Alcatel-Lucent 93xx Node B3 Alcatel-Lucent Evolution to All-IP4 O&M Principles5 O&M Software6 O&M Menus


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TMO18249 9370 RNC UA07 Functional Description

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 12


Audience Operation and technical support engineers.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:- describe the functional architecture of the RNC for UMTS network- describe modules functions and inter-relations- follow the signaling and traffic paths inside and outside the equipment

Pre-requisitesKnowledge of UMTS UTRAN architecture and functionalities:- TMO18245 9300 W-CDMA UA07 UMTS Overview- TMO19248 9300 W-CDMA UA07 UTRAN Solution Description

Course Contents

Section 1 RNC Introduction1 9370 RNC Introduction

Section 2 RNC Functions1 9370 RNC Key Functions3 9370 RNC IP Management4 9370 RNC ATM Management

Section 3 RNC Functional Description1 9370 RNC Functional blocksSection 4 Interfaces Protocols

1 9370 RNC Interfaces & Protocols


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TMO18250 9370 RNC UA07 Hardware Description

Training Method



MaximumParticipants

N/A 12 12


Audience Operation, maintenance and technical support engineers.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:- describe the physical architecture of the RNC for UMTS network- describe HW modules functions- describe Defense Mechanisms- describe O&M Functions

Pre-requisitesKnowledge of UMTS UTRAN architecture and functionalities:- TMO18245 9300 W-CDMA UA07 UMTS Overview- TMO18248 9300 W-CDMA UA07 UTRAN Solution Description

Course Contents

Section 1 RNC Architecture1 9370 RNC architecture

Section 2 Hardware Description1 9370 RNC Hardware2 Additional Hardware Elements

Section 3 Defense Mechanism1 Defense mechanism

Section 4 OMC Architecture

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