LTE Admission Control Parameter

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Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Default Value
paArpOverride
Allocation Retention Priority level received from the Core Network that eNB interprets as the identifier for Privileged Access.
The value zero will disable Privileged Access ARP override.
7
ulNonGbrRatio
This parameter sets the wanted uplink resource utilization ratio of Non-GBR bearers, e.g. for Mobile Broadband users, on transport network. The value given in this parameter specifies the Non-GBR part of the total bandwidth and the remaining part (1-ulNonGbrRatio) sets the GBR part of the total bandwidth. The parameter will be used by the Admission Control to balance GBR and Non-GBR use of resources.
500
dlNonGbrRatio
This parameter sets the wanted downlink resource utilization ratio of Non-GBR bearers, e.g. for Mobile Broadband users, on transport network. The value given in this parameter specifies the Non-GBR part of the total bandwidth and the remaining part (1-dlNonGbrRatio) sets the GBR part of the total bandwidth. The parameter will be used by the Admission Control to balance GBR and Non-GBR use of resources.
500
AdmissionControlId
The value component of the Relative Distinguished Name (RDN).

emergencyArpLimit
ARP (Allocation Retention Priority) value limit used for identifying ARP values that are considered to be part of the emergency (high priority) group. This limit value and all values below are considered to be of high priority. The value zero is introduced to turn off ARP handling.
7
nrOfBearersReserved
Number of bearers reserved for high priority group (bearers with low ARP values, Allocation Retention Priority values). Setting a high value for the reservation means low priority bearers will always be rejected.
0
nrOfRrcConnectedReserved
Number of RRC connections reserved for high priority UEs (handovers and where establishment cause is emergency). Setting a high value means non emergency UEs will always be rejected.
0
dlGbrAdmThresh
Admission threshold for load due to Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) bearers in the downlink, expressed as a fraction of the available resources.
1000
dlTransNwBandwidth
Downlink transport network bandwidth for LTE.
1000
ulGbrAdmThresh
Admission threshold for load due to Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) bearers in the uplink, expressed as a fraction of the available resources.
1000
ulTransNwBandwidth
Uplink transport network bandwidth for LTE.
1000

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