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    The document provides steps to analyze failures in HSDPA accessibility. It identifies the main failure contributor and root cause. It then provides checks to perform if the failure is due to high access failure for max users, uplink channels, UEs, or BTS. Finally, it lists checks for failures of the HS-DSCH return channel due to Iub transport issues.

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    The document provides steps to analyze failures in HSDPA accessibility. It identifies the main failure contributor and root cause. It then provides checks to perform if the failure is due to high access failure for max users, uplink channels, UEs, or BTS. Finally, it lists checks for failures of the HS-DSCH return channel due to Iub transport issues.

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    HSDPA Accessibility Analysis

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    Swami Nathan R
    The document provides steps to analyze failures in HSDPA accessibility. It identifies the main failure contributor and root cause. It then provides checks to perform if the failure is due to high access failure for max users, uplink channels, UEs, or BTS. Finally, it lists checks for failures of the HS-DSCH return channel due to Iub transport issues.

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    HSDPA Accessibility Analysis

    1. Identify root cause of failure distribution and main failure contributor in Services

    2. If high HSDPA Access Failure _max user fails -->

    3. If high HSDPA Access Failure_UL DCH check

    Rejected HS-DSCH return channel due to lack of radio power resource Check M1002C521 or M1002C522 or M1000C144 (RAS06) only when HSDPA static allocation Check Cell resource PrxTotal, PtxTotal Check scrambling code congestion

    4. If high HSDPA Access Failure_UE Check RB reconfiguration failure rate ICSU log for UE types troubleshooting

    5. If high HSDPA Access Failure_BTS Lack of UL channel resources (check CE resource utilisation using M5001 counters at BH) Too high SHO overhead all branches must have enough CE capacity if UE is in SHO when HSDSCH allocation is started

    6. HS-DSCH return channel setup fail due to Iub transport Breakdown the failure distribution (64,128,384,MAC-d) Evaluate number of reconfiguration failure due the transmission Check M1005C128 CANC_ADD_SRNC_TRAN_STP_FAIL Check RAB_STP_FAIL_XXX_IUB_AAL2, M1001C531-C533 Check Iub Utilisation / max CID / avg CID

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