Operational Procedures for BTS
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a. Stop the Radius Server by running the following command:
$ sudo systemctl stop freeradius
b. Restart the Radius Server by running the following command:
$ sudo systemctl start freeradius
c. Reboot the CPE for which the MIR parameters are modified in the
authorize
file.
Either repower the CPE manually or go to the C100 UI and press the Reboot button (located
at the top right corner of the UI). Wait for the CPE(s) to get re-connected and re-registered
before doing the throughput tests.
Running the MIR test
On modifying the MIR-specific parameters in the
authorize
file for the required CPE, you must run the
test.
To complete the MIR testing, perform the following steps:
1. Ensure that all the other CPEs are powered off, except for the one under test.
Only one CPE is enough to demonstrate the MIR functionality. Ensure that the Radius Server is
restarted, and the CPE (under test) is rebooted after modifying the MIR-specific parameters. For
more information, refer to the
Modifying the MIR parameters on the Radius Server
section.
2. Check the B1000 UI dashboard (BTS) to confirm that only one CPE is connected and registered.
3. Run the link capacity test using the Tools > Link Capacity Test page of B1000 UI.
You must run this test using a single shot 30s bidirectional traffic setting.
4. Configure MKTK on the BTS side and the CPE side for throughput measurements.
5. Run the tests and record the results.
Check the throughput, which must show that the maximum downlink throughput does not exceed
50 Mbps and that the uplink throughput does not exceed 20 Mbps (as shown in
Figure 47
).
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