Method and system for monitoring state and controlling resetting of base station based on protocol stack

Abstract

The invention discloses a method and a system for monitoring a state and controlling the resetting of a base station based on a protocol stack. The method comprises that: the protocol stack periodically transmits a monitoring message to a board support packet (BSP); after receiving the monitoring message, the BSP loops the monitoring message back to the protocol stack; the protocol stack maintains a monitoring zone bit, and after receiving the monitoring message looped back by the BSP, updates the monitoring zone bit; and the protocol stack detects the monitoring zone bit, and when detecting that the monitoring zone bit is not updated within a preset time, automatically resets the base station. By the method, when the base station is anomalous and cannot communicate with a background, the base station can autonomously detect the anomaly and be reset, and a technician is not required to go to the base station for processing.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the communication field, in particular to a method and system for resetting a base station. Background technique [0002] The convenience of communication in modern society is because mobile operators have set up various base stations in various places, and these base stations are generally on iron frames, and many are also installed in remote mountainous environments. If there is a problem with the base station, they will go to the site to climb The iron frame is not realistic. The base station is generally connected to the background and AGW (Access Gateway) through a network cable. Generally, the base station can be monitored and controlled through this network cable. The communication between the two parties is based on their respective protocol stacks. In the WIMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) wireless communication system micro base station Pico system, the protocol stack module is based on TC...

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[0003] The above functions and implementations are all assumed to be completed under the normal operation of the protocol stack, but when a task is stuck and the protocol stack process has not been executed or there is a problem with the protocol stack's own sending and receiving packets, the protocol stack will If an exception occurs, the R6 port of the base station (R6 port is a service port in the wimax protocol) may not be able to send and

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