Abstract: Geographical coordinates for a cell are obtained based upon the location of the cell, generating a physical layer cell identity matrix for the cell based upon a subset of physical layer cell values allocated for the location of the cell which is performed to eliminate interference among primary and secondary synchronization signaling for the cell based upon a subset of physical layer cell values allocated for the location of the cell, using one of the cell identities contained in the generated matrix for the new cell which is mapped to the location of the new cell and monitoring for physical layer cell color code collisions among neighboring cells reported by one or more user equipment in range of the new cell and neighboring cells, and if a collision occurs re-generate a physical layer cell matrix using unallocated physical layer cell values for the location of the new cell.

Abstract: Geographical coordinates for a cell are obtained based upon the location of the cell, generating a physical layer cell identity matrix for the cell based upon a subset of physical layer cell values allocated for the location of the cell which is performed to eliminate interference among primary and secondary synchronization signaling for the cell based upon a subset of physical layer cell values allocated for the location of the cell, using one of the cell identities contained in the generated matrix for the new cell which is mapped to the location of the new cell and monitoring for physical layer cell color code collisions among neighboring cells reported by one or more user equipment in range of the new cell and neighboring cells, and if a collision occurs regenerate a physical layer cell matrix using unallocated physical layer cell values for the location of the new cell.

Abstract: A method and system for managing objects in a O&M RBAC system includes a first step of dynamically discovering an object and associated command actions by the RBAC system. A next step includes defining roles and tasks to users assigning authorization privileges for the object. A next step includes updating a graphical user interface with information about the objects, roles, tasks, and command actions. A next step includes adding information about the objects, roles, tasks, and command actions to a database for the network. A next step includes entering a command with an action from a user. A next step includes determining a role of a requesting user. A next step includes comparing the role against the database to find authorization to execute the task and action against the object.