Our network is Ericsson and Huawei based system. We have identified some call disconnection happened in a perticular area (in a Ericsson MSC & BSC areas) due to “Network Initiated Release” Layer 3 message. Please explain me why this “Network Initiated Release” message received? Are there any special reason? Is it related to Core network or RAN? How can we avoid this issue?
We are in a big troble…your comment is highly required on this.
some times due to the clock, and also check the trunk utilization,and some time u need to update the version if u use 3G check the VTCD voice transcoder board and update the version for this board, check the DSP and TC, and capture the packet in and out the board and compare it if the in bigger than out, u need to update the version
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Hello, SuraMahe:
I think the Message “network Initiated Realease” is related with the RLINKUP Parameter:
RLINKUP is used by the BSC to
determine when to disconnect the call upon repeated failure in decoding the SACCH.
A counter that is given the value
RLINKUP is started in the BSC
after the assignment of a dedicated
channel. Two units increase the
counter if the SACCH data is
successfully decoded.
One unit decreases it if it can not be successfully decoded. If the counter reaches the value zero, then a call release is initiated.
Is possible, when you cannot decode the sacch data is related with interference (cochannel or adj channel) or may be that you are using a wrong MAIO (when you´re using Hopping)….
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