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To: mightylakers who wrote (14778)	9/2/2001 7:15:38 AM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

50 some posts is an interesting excercise in how anything slightly more complex than yes or no turns out, and still showing an almost complete lack of "got it". Maybe a mental block or something worse?? Can you spell,write and use the words "recommended set", "test capabilities" and "operator priorities"?? waiting for next "got it", after you have practiced those words from the decision, spent just a little time on every word in the text and additionally studied the context. To make it really easy, I'll paste the text here, note how it is divided, ordered in three issues, and includes that feared word "safe" TD GP-011831 (nöte, includes Mötörölä) ..from Alcatel, Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, Nortel, Siemens.. "In order to secure speedy deployment of GPRS PCCCH/PBCCH functionality the above manufacturers have agreed the following program. We would like to present this to the operators and manufacturers for their guidance. 1. No change to R97 2. Definition of a recommended set of GPRS PCCCH/PBCCH features based on test capabilities and operator priorities, to ensure fast and safe mass market take-up of GPRS 3. IoT program that will first verify the recommended set, with the intention to verify the full PCCCH/PBCCH functionality, latest by the R99 implementation The objective of this program is to reduce ambiguity and lower investment risk." TSG-GERAN#6 endorsed the proposed program. Mr. B. Guarino (AT&T) asked when a recommended set of GPRS PCCCH/PBCCH features based on test capabilities and operator priorities would be available; Mr. K. Pihl thought such list would hopefully be ready on Wednesday to get feedback from operators. Mr. R. Kar commented on the IoT issue, and requested a reference model for the infrastructure to allow such IoT to be performed independently from real networks. The GERAN Chairman reminded that the purpose of TS 11.10 was specifically related to that issue, left recently to the c/o MS manufacturers and/or testing equipment manufacturers. Mr. F. Mueller reminded that nowadays test cases are implemented in-house from MS manufacturers, the comment being valid for other issues as well, e.g. DTM, and this does complicate the testing of realistic scenarios/configurations. The GERAN Chairman invited all operators to further co-operate to the testing activities. ---- Can you spell "wednesday" Ilmarinen