Installation Instructions

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BTSID = 123 ; comments are allowed after values
TRXID = 456
6.11.2 Data types
Parameters can be:
• numbers (positive or negative integers),
• arbitrary strings (except they can't contain ';' or '*' and can't have leading or
trailing spaces); strings are not quoted
• boolean values ("yes", "true", "t", "1"; "no", "false", "f", "0") (without the
quotes); if the value is omitted it's taken as true
• flag values - these are used for the non-volatile configuration flags and can
have the same values as boolean values but also "on" or "set", "off" or "clear",
or, to indicate that the flag value should not be sent to the BTS, "notset",
"unknown" or "invalid"
• IP address - normal dotted quad notation (actually host names might work
sometimes, but will get translated to numeric IP address which are what will get
sent to the BTS)
• MAC address - six two digit hex numbers separated by colons
• unit id – three numbers separated by slashes, being <site id>/<BTS
id>/<TRX id>, for example 862/0/0
• percentage – an alarm threshold percentage value, either a number from –20
to 120 or the string OFF indicating that this alarm is switched off
As a special case, in the [Pool] section only, single IP addresses or ranges of IP
addresses can be given without any parameter name, eg:
1.2.3.4
1.2.4.1 - 1.2.4.254
6.11.3 Sections
Sections in the file can be in any order and the order is not significant. The following
sections are allowed:
[Pool] Values are IP addresses or ranges, in the format noted
above, that the DHCP server will use as a pool from
which to allocated addresses to any BTSs which do not
have explicit IP addresses assigned
[Default] Default parameters for BTS configuration
[BTS:<location>] Parameters for a specific BTS as noted above