Hi Experts.
Can someone assist me with reactivating a 2G cell that is currently halted? I halted it through the CLI using the command:
cmedit set SubNetwork=BSC,MeContext=BSC19,ManagedElement=BSC19,BscFunction=1,BscM=1,GeranCellM=1,GeranCell=BG_DO67 state=HALTED
However, I’m unable to activate it by using the same command with state=ACTIVE at the end. In ENM, I receive the following error:
Failed: Error Type: applicationError
Tag: OPERATION_FAILED
Error Severity: error
Error Message: Transaction commit failed, [Check BscM=1,ConfResultM=1,ConfResult=00000000000000000000ffff0a0f312156246894660d4c50002ccd1d31305f31355f34395f3333 MO for details.], [Data store may be inconsistent due to partially successful commit.]
Any suggestions on how to resolve this?
Hi, @salebgd, halting is a kind of “soft blocking” operation which requires UE to make handover to other cell or end call. It takes time. Also halting may be rejected if another cell operation is active. So you got an error which is caused by timeout somewhere in this long chain. Best way is to use ENM as reading configuration tool and make changes with WinFIOL. Or use ENM to make changes which is not require any locking/unlocking operations.
When you send RLSTC command with halted from winfiol, the command response is ordered waiting for the traffic to handover to the other cells. When it’s ordered you need to release the prompt in order to get the response executed. If the prompt is not released, the response get stuck and maybe there’s a timer to timeout the ordered response. So from ENM, i don’t how they manage to get the response arriving later after handover the traffic. Check the cell with rlstp command and see what is the cell status, and try to activate it from winfiol.
By the way, what was the response of the command cmedit set halted.