System Manual

BreezeCOMPACT System Manual
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Chapter 3: Operation and Administration
Procedures
BreezeCOMPACT Full Configuration via CLI
s1-u-qos-list 7 {
priority 7;
dscp-marking 0;
}
s1-u-qos-list 8 {
priority 8;
dscp-marking 0;
}
s1-u-qos-list 9 {
priority 9;
dscp-marking 0;
}
Configuring uncommitted scheduler type:
 set qos scheduler dl-uncommit-scheduler <EqualRate or EqualTime>
By this command it is possible to set what will be the fairness mechanism for user data
traffic to the UE's for data coming on the downlink direction.
 set qos scheduler ul-uncommit-scheduler <EqualRate or EqualTime>
By this command it is possible to set what will be the fairness mechanism for user data
traffic to the UE's for data coming on the uplink direction.
Note that Equal Rate is applied automaticaly for the commited portion (GBR), where the
uncommit type configured in this command is related to MBR/AMBR which is the
uncommited service.
Configuring weak UE scheduling protection level:
 In general, when working with Equal Rate or Equal Time (with mutliple QCIs),
weak UEs (low MCS) may consumes most of the sector air resources. As a result,
the sector throughput degrades dramatically. In order to limit the canalization of
 resources by these weak UEs, three configurable levels for DL and UL defines if
the UE is considered weak or not – NoProtection, Level1Protection and
Level2Protection.
 set qos scheduler weak-ue-protection < Level1Protection or Level2Protection or
NoProtection >
 UE is considered as weak UE when it equal or below the defined MCS
(Modulation) :
Downlink MCS
Uplink MCS
No protection
n/a
n/a
Level 1 protection
3
6
Level 2 protection
9
10
This option defines the level of protection of the system utilization resources . The threshold
of each level are configurable on the vendor level.