We described ZTE UniRan Backup and Upload commissioning file in Min LMT ready and we continue to show to how configuration in UniRan BTS.


1. Backup Configuration File
  • System Go To Export Go To Save 
1. In the main window of the EOMS, select System > Export. The Save dialog box is displayed.
2. Set a saving path and a file name, and then click Save. The system saves the base station configuration data as a file to the local computer.


2. Import Configuration File
  • System Go To Import Go To OK 

1. In the main window of the EOMS, select System > Import from the menu bar. The Open dialog box is displayed.
2. Click OK. The Open dialog box is displayed.
3. Select the target configuration file and click Open. The EOMS sends the configuration data file to the base station. A success message is displayed after the EOMS completes the configuration data import, asking you to connect the base station again.

3. Check Software version
  • System Go To Version Management



4. VLANID and IP Address UniRan
  • View Go To Data Go To IP Layer Configuration


Result read

Please note Object ID of IP layer configuration link number:

1 refer to IP and VLANID O&M 
2 refer to IP and VLANID 2G 
3 refer to IP and VLANID 3G 
4 refer to IP and VLANID 4G Control Plane 
5 refer to IP and VLANID 4G User Plane

We can search Keyword in XML file to find VLANID and IP Address

  • Find "IpLayerConfig" to check IP which belong to OAM, 2G, 3G, 4G_CP and 4G_UP

Result read

<P n="IpLayerConfigId" v="1" /> refer to OAM 
<P n="IpLayerConfigId" v="2" /> refer to 2G 
<P n="IpLayerConfigId" v="3" /> refer to 3G 
<P n="IpLayerConfigId" v="4" /> refer to 4G_CP 
<P n="IpLayerConfigId" v="5" /> refer to 4G_UP

5. BSC IP
  • Find "refIpLayerConfig"


Result read

<P n="refIpLayerConfig">
<v>ManagedElement=1,TransportNetwork=1,IpLayerConfig=2</v></P>
<P n="remotePort" v="1321" />
<P n="remoteAddr">
<v>10.11.163.129</v> refer to BSC IP
</P>
<P n="primaryPathNo" v="0" />
<P n="inOutStreamNum" v="2" />
<P n="dscp" v="46" />
<P n="maxInitRetran" v="5" />
<P n="maxPathRetran" v="5" />
<P n="maxAssoRetran" v="10" />
<P n="minRTO" v="500" />
<P n="maxRTO" v="5000" />
<P n="hbInterval" v="5000" />
<P n="reservedByBtsM">
<v>ManagedElement=1,BtsFunction=1321,AbisLink=1,BtsM=1</v> We can see "AbisLink"

6. RNC IP
  • Find "refIpLayerConfig"


Result read

<P n="refIpLayerConfig">
<v>ManagedElement=1,TransportNetwork=1,IpLayerConfig=3</v>
</P>
<P n="remotePort" v="1321" />
<P n="remoteAddr"><v>10.11.162.161</v> refer to RNC IP</P>
<P n="primaryPathNo" v="0" />
<P n="inOutStreamNum" v="2" />
<P n="dscp" v="46" />
<P n="maxInitRetran" v="5" />
<P n="maxPathRetran" v="5" />
<P n="maxAssoRetran" v="10" />
<P n="minRTO" v="500" />
<P n="maxRTO" v="5000" />
<P n="hbInterval" v="5000" />
<P n="reservedByNbapDSignalling">
<v>ManagedElement=1,NodeBFunction=1321,IubLink=1,NbapDSignalling=1</v> We can see "NbapDSignalling"</P>

7. MME IP
  • Find "refIpLayerConfig"


Result read

<P n="refIpLayerConfig">
<v>ManagedElement=1,TransportNetwork=1,IpLayerConfig=4</v>
<v>ManagedElement=1,TransportNetwork=1,IpLayerConfig=4</v>
</P>
<P n="remotePort" v="36412" /><P n="remoteAddr"><v>10.11.131.230</v> refer to Primary IP MME<v>10.11.131.231</v>  refer to Secondary IP MME</P>
<P n="primaryPathNo" v="0" />
<P n="inOutStreamNum" v="2" />
<P n="dscp" v="46" />
<P n="maxInitRetran" v="5" />
<P n="maxPathRetran" v="5" />
<P n="maxAssoRetran" v="10" />
<P n="minRTO" v="500" />
<P n="maxRTO" v="5000" />
<P n="hbInterval" v="5000" />
<P n="reservedByS1Ap">
<v>ManagedElement=1,ENBFunctionFDD=1321,S1Ap=0</v> we can see "S1Ap"</P>