Abstract: A fallout engine performs fallout handling for workflows in deploying a cell site and helps to ensure that any errors in operations performed in earlier stages are addressed before moving onto a later stage. The fallout engine identifies the occurrence of one or more errors that occur during a pre-check before execution of the stage, during the execution of the stage, or a post-check after execution of the stage. The fallout engine determines the occurrence of an error, determines the appropriate party/component to remedy the error, and can re-starts the workflow at the point of the error, or before the error.

Abstract: A system receives the log messages including data regarding one or more cell site performance issues of a cell site. Based on the log messages, the system determines whether there is a time-based correlation between a cell site router (CSR) of the cell site experiencing a cold start and the one or more cellular site performance issues. Then, based on the determination whether there is a time-based correlation between the CSR experiencing a cold start and the one or more cell site performance issues, the system electronically generates an action item associated with addressing the one or more cell site performance issues.

Abstract: In various embodiments, orchestration of zero touch provisioning (ZTP) in a cloud based 5G system in provided. In some embodiments, a ZTP orchestrator (ZTPO) receives a request to perform zero-touch provisioning (ZTP) associated with deployment/configuration of a cell site. One or more ZTP pipelines that perform ZTP operations associated with the deployment/configuration of the cell site are executed. The execution of the one or more ZTP pipelines are monitored and one or more results associated with the execution of the one or more ZTP pipelines determined. Feedback information based on the one or more results of the ZTP operations is determined.

Abstract: A method for performance testing connections between a public cloud and a cellular node includes selecting a test node and a peer node for testing from candidate nodes, wherein the candidate nodes include nodes of a public network and nodes of a cellular network; establishing a connection between a testing agent on the test node and a peer testing agent on the peer node; and collecting Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for a network path between the testing agent and the peer testing agent, wherein the network path between the test node and the peer node traverses a cloud network. This method enables efficient and accurate performance testing of connections between a public cloud and a cellular node, facilitating the optimization of network performance and reliability.

Abstract: A method for testing a cell site during or after construction of the cell site is provided. In various embodiments, the method is implemented by a processor on a computing platform that includes a DU emulator. In those embodiments, the method includes establishing a first connection between a distributed unit (DU) emulator and a cell site router (CSR) of the cell site, wherein the DU emulator emulates functions of a DU; establishing a second connection between a radio unit (RU) and the CSR, wherein the RU is coupled to the DU emulator through the CSR; and causing, via the DU emulator, one or more tests to be performed at the cell site, wherein the one or more tests include at least one of a voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) test, a passive intermodulation (PIM) test, a physical cell identifier (PCI) test, or a cable test.

Abstract: A system of a wireless telecommunication network may categorize each cell site of a plurality of cell sites in the network into at least one respective technical access category (TAC) of a plurality of TACs. The plurality of TACs may include one or more TACs indicating one or more characteristics of a portion of a network provided by a cell site. For each user equipment device (UE) of a plurality of UEs, the system restricts access of the UE to particular cell sites of the network based on respective TACs of the particular cell sites. The restricting access of the UE to particular cell sites may also be based on characteristics of the UE or a subscriber associated with the UE.

Abstract: A facility for testing location determination for emergency calls is described. Software on a mobile device collects a GPS location from the mobile device, and places an emergency call that encloses information usable by the emergency call processing system to calculate mobile device location. After the system performs this calculation, the call is detected to be a testing call and routed to a computer rather than an emergency dispatcher. The computer sends an SMS or other non-telephony message to the mobile device containing the calculated location. The mobile device stores the collected GPS location and the calculated location received in the non-telephony message together for comparison.

Abstract: A facility for testing location determination for emergency calls is described. Software on a mobile device collects a GPS location from the mobile device, and places an emergency call that encloses information usable by the emergency call processing system to calculate mobile device location. After the system performs this calculation, the call is detected to be a testing call and routed to a computer rather than an emergency dispatcher. The computer sends an SMS or other non-telephony message to the mobile device containing the calculated location. The mobile device stores the collected GPS location and the calculated location received in the non-telephony message together for comparison.

Abstract: A facility for testing location determination for emergency calls is described. Software on a mobile device collects a GPS location from the mobile device, and places an emergency call that encloses information usable by the emergency call processing system to calculate mobile device location. After the system performs this calculation, the call is detected to be a testing call and routed to a computer rather than an emergency dispatcher. The computer sends an SMS or other non-telephony message to the mobile device containing the calculated location. The mobile device stores the collected GPS location and the calculated location received in the non-telephony message together for comparison.