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Step 1 On the eNodeB side, run the Ping command to check whether the S1-U IP address of the core network can be pinged from the eNodeB.
l Set Source IP to the S1 interface IP address of the eNodeB.
l Set Destination IP to the S1-U IP address of the core network.

Step 2 On the eNodeB side, run the Ping command to check whether the S1-C IP address of the core network can be pinged from the eNodeB.
l Set Source IP to the S1 interface IP address of the eNodeB.
l Set Destination IP to the S1-C IP address of the core network.

Step 3 On the eNodeB side, run the Ping command to check whether the O&M IP address of the NMS can be pinged from the eNodeB.
l Set Source IP to the eNodeB IP address used for connecting the eNodeB to the NMS.
l Set Destination IP to the O&M IP address of the NMS.

Step 4 On the WebUI of an industry terminal, run the Ping command to check network connectivity.
1. Choose System > Diagnosis.
2. Select Ping for Diagnosis method.
3. In the Target IP or domain text box, enter the IP address or domain name of the server PC.
4. Specify Timeout.
5. Click Ping.
The diagnosis results of the Ping command are displayed in the Result area at the bottom.

Step 5 On the eSight, run the Ping command to check the network connectivity between the industry terminal and the eSight.
1. Choose Resource > eLTE > Resource Monitor > Industry Terminal.
The Industry Terminal page is displayed.
2. Click Ping.
The IP Ping window is displayed.
3. In the IP Ping window, specify Pack Size(Byte) and Times(1-100).
4. Click Ping.
The IP Ping results are displayed in the text box.
