Traffic management system for use in mobile communications network
AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson
InventorsIlpo Alajoki, Timo Varsila
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AssigneeTelefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson
InventorsIlpo Alajoki, Timo Varsila
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A traffic management system reads TT files obtained from mobile services switching centers, and processes information included in the records of the files, and on the basis of the information procedures a hierarchical graphic representation on a map display. The highest level represents the operator's entire service area, and the lowest level a cell. On each level, traffic intensity is displayed with grades of color, i.e., the more traffic the stronger the color. The display is updated automatically as the MSC provides the TT data. The system monitors traffic load in the cells. If the traffic load in any of the cells exceeds a preset level, the system automatically transmits a command to the MSC to change the logic size of the cell or add a TRX unit, if such is available.
A call traffic management system for a cellular mobile communication network, in which a Mobile Services Switching Center generates, after each call, a TT record (Toll Ticket) at least containing information whether the call succeeded or failed and a cell identifier indicating which cell the call is associated with, and combines TT records produced over a specific time interval into a TT file, whereby at said intervals a new TT file will be generated for further processing, characterized in that the management system
A method for managing call traffic in a mobile communication network comprising one or more mobile services switching centers MSC, base stations and their controllers which communicate with the MSCs, mobile subscribers communicating with the base stations for transmitting and receiving information, the method comprising the steps of
A method of managing call traffic in a mobile communications network, the method comprising the steps of:
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