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Fixed Network Curriculum

Development Section

OAU004301 U!"#00 D$t$

Con%i&ur$tion $nd 'outine

m$inten$nce '003

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Introduction

Before configuring the data, you should first have

some knowledge about the networking and user

requirements, and collect the basic information

required by data configuration.

The configuration should follow the basic sequence

and configuration requirement.

This course mainly introduces the basic procedures,

configuration method, basic configuration principles,

and hardware and interface configuration.


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Objectives

*now +$,ic procedure,- met.od-

$nd principle, o% con%i&ur$tion/

$,ter U!"#00 D$t$Con%i&ur$tion/

$,ter U!"#00 'outine

Oper$tion $nd $inten$nce)

Upon completion o% t.i, cour,e- ou will +e $+leto


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References

U2SS U!"#00 D$t$ Con%i&ur$tion $nu$l

Data Configuration

U2SS U!"#00 Univer,$l edi$ !$tew$

Oper$tion $nu$l

Routine peration and maintenance


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Course Contents

Data Configuration

Routine operation

Routine maintenance


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Procedure of Data Configuration


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Configuration Overview

5.e d$t$ con%i&ur$tion o% U!"#00 i, m$inl completed

t.rou&. t.e 6 comm$nd)

!"T client software mainly completes the configuration management

and maintenance of system.

7e%ore per%ormin& d$t$ con%i&ur$tion- %ir,tl collect t.e

det$iled networkin& in%orm$tion )


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Data Collection

!8 Side 'el$ted 9$r$meter !C Side 'el$ted 9$r$meter

I9 $ddre,, $ndroute over t.einter%$ce

Consider the whole network to planI9 $ddre,, $nd

routeConsider the whole

network to plan

!8 ID #lan in advance !C ID #lan in advance

5r$n,mi,,ionprotocol tpe

$eep consistent with "%C5r$n,mi,,ion

protocol tpe$eep consistent with

"%&

Aut.entic$tionode

Consistent with "%CAut.entic$tion

odeConsistent with "%&

SC59 protocoliniti$li:$tionp$r$meter

&hen the transmission protocoltype is 'CT#, configure 'CTinitiali(ation parameteraccording to actual condition

SC59 protocoliniti$li:$tionp$r$meter

Consistent with "%&

C$ll proce,,in&metric,

Distribution rate between ##) andC"). #lan in advance.

edi$ re,ourceproce,,in&metric,

Distribution rate between C") and*#). #lan in advance.


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Logical board and Physical board

!ogical Board+

t means the boards are classified and named based on the functions.

-Board type is corresponding to the logical board.

#hysical Board+

t finally reflects the distinction in software/hardware configuration of

board.

-0ardware type is corresponding to the physical board.

1or 23ample +") is loglic Board name41") is #hysical Board name.


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Hardware Configuration Procedure


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Introduction to rame


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rame Configuration Command

•!dd a central switch frame"

!DD R#" $%&' (%CO$(ROL)


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Principle for *oard Configuration

n the main control frame, the 1"), 152T and 1C!$boards have been added by default.

1") is inserted in the front slot 6 and slot 7 in the main

control frame 8plug9in frame :;, 1C!$ is in the back slot < and :

8plug9in frame :;. 1")/1"#) and 152T must be insertedfront and back opposite each other.

1ront9inserted boards + 1"), 1"#), 11!), 1C"1, 1*#),

1'#1 and 10R).

Back9inserted boards + 1T5), TC!), 1C!$, 1B!), 1C"B

and 152T.


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Principle for *oard Configuration

=ll the interface boards can be inserted in any back slots e3ceptslot >, 6, 7 and ? 8nly 1C!$ can be inserted in the back slot <

and : of main control frame;+

1%:, 127T, 1#@!, =@!"/=/B/C, 1=@!, 2A and '!/=/B/C.

'ome boards have strict front9back opposite plug9in requirement.

The boards with front9back plug9in requirement include+

11!) 8front; and 1B!) 8back;,

10R) 8front; and 1%: and 2:%"/=/B/C, 1=@!, 1B=#, 1B12, 1B%2, 127T

8Back;,

1"#)/1") 8front; and 152T 8back;.


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Configure cascading between + frame

Configure cascading between the main control frame and the central switch

frame+

=DD 1R"!5$+ T#T5), !$B5


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,,#" ,ynchronous ,tatus #essage

''", namely the synchronous status message, and is also

called synchronous quality information.

''" is used to reflect the level of synchronous timing signal

directly in synchronous timing transmission link.

1or the line clock source, ''" is e3tracted by the line interfaceboard and reported to 1"), and then 1") configures the

''" of line clock source to clock module.

f the e3ternal synchronous reference source of clock module is


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Reference ,ource ,election

SS participates in control!

"ccording to the SS level

#ased on priority

In se$uence:

%PS& Line'& Line(& )*t

anual mode!

Specify the master

reference source and

handover is not performed

)nd

+eference Source Selection

,

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N

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Cloc- Configuration Command

•-esignate line cloc as the cloc source and grade ( as the cloc

grade:

#OD CL." #OD/%#!$0!L' 1R!D/%(2O' ,RC%LI$/&)

•Configure cloc to e*tract cloc from the port / on the )0( /:

,/( LI$/CL." LI$/%LI$/&' *(%/3+' *$%4' P$%4)


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(wo5rame Cascading


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*oard Configuration Command

•"dd 1oards to the main control frame:

"-- #+-: 2N3'& SN3'& #P32+4N5& #536P7& H#5326P#&

#S3L4"-SH"+)& #N3'& "-S3"C5I6)8

"-- #+-: 2N3'& SN39& #P3#"C & #535CL7& H#535CL7&

#S34N)#"C7P& #N3/8


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Configuration Procedure

Add MGC

Signalling link configuration

modification

Call process distribution rate configuration:

PPU:CMU

End

Is it necessary to modify

SCTP parameter

!

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Media resource process distribution rate:

CMU:TCU

Acti#ate MG$ de#ice

MG$

configuration

Interface IP configuration% route

configuration and fire&all configuration

'optional(

Interface configuration is

completed

"

!

Y

Set MG$ label

"

!

Is it necessary to modify

)*+,- parameter

)*+,- protocol parameter configuration

!

Set package for&arding 'optional(

SC5P initiali;ation parameter


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Relationship between #12 tables


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Configure IP interface

Configure the # address of the ")


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#12 Control Data Configuration Con%i&ure ;!8

'2T *"%&+ *"%&D7.


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,1 Configuration Procedure


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Configure ,,6 LI$.

Configure ")= link set and links to the 'oftFA@$, 1BT2A, 1B5, '#1B5


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(D# *earer Configuration Process

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IP *earer Configuration Procedure

I9 7e$rer Con%i&ur$tion

'oute =Option$l>

? &$tew$ con%i&ur$tion

Inter%$ce I9 $ddre,,

con%i&ur$tion o%


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IP *earer Configuration

Configure TD" connections to the #'T5 switch.

=DD TD")+ B5


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R,P Configuration Procedure

'S9 Con%i&ur$tion

Add A,nc.ronou, 5one

Con%i&ure 'S9

Fr$me, $nd 7o$rd,

Con%i&ure 5D 'e,ource

End

Con%i&ure E1 on 'S9 7o$rd


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Configure R,P

=dd )=" frames

=DD )=1R"+ 15:, #5


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Debug R,P Configuration

:. Check if the physical ports are connected via the command D'#

2:#RT.

. Check the board status of 2A, T5), '#1 and ").

A. Check if the time slot of asynchronous tone is configured via the

command !'T =T52.

@. Check if the time slot type of R'# frame is correctly configured viathe command !'T TD").

E. Check if 2: of R'# is correctly configured via the command !'T

R'#C1%.

>. Check if the clock board status is normal.

6. Check if the semi9permanent connection status to R'# board is

normal via the command !'T TD"'#C.


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Course Contents

Data Configuration

Routine Operation

Routine #aintenance


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Local #aintenance (erminal ,ystem

L#( system"


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Local #aintenance (erminal ,ystem

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Operation and #aintenance ,ystem

There are two modes to start the operation and maintenance system+

Run H'tart/programs/0uawei )"%7?


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#ain interface of operation and maintenance system

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!larm #anagement ,ystem

8:;

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Performance #anagement ,ystem

8:;

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8A;

8@;

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(race 7iewer

8:;

8B;

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Login Infomation

)ser name/)ser description+ admin

#assword/Confirm password+ ?:mgw

site ip+omu board ip 8for e3ample+:?


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,ystem #anagement Routine command

Comm$nd Function

6S5 FI6E !ist the related information of various types of data files at ").

7C* FI6E Dump the specified file manually to the server set by "D "1T#.

ADD

F59US'

=dd an 1T# user. The user information includes user name,

password, working directory and authority.

SE5

F59S';

pen/Close 1T# server and set timeout for server at the same time.

C9 Copy the source files to the destination directory.

C'E

'5S55S*

Create a routine test task for the specified device on the B=".


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Command unction

D,P IPI@uery the status of the lin layer protocol on an interface and the statisticsinformation of sendingAreceiving pacets.

DS9 E19O'5 Juery the status of the 2:/T: interface.

DS9 5DS5A5

Juery the statuses of TD" timeslots so as to learn about which

timeslots are occupied and which timeslots are idle in the current 2:/T:

interface.

6S5 5DIU Juery the configuration of timeslots on various TD" interface boards.

DS9 SC59CON Juery the 'CT# connection information.

DS9 6(UA6*SJuery the status of the ")=, )=, *E)= link group.The status of the

normal link group is =CT*2.

DS9 6(UA6N*D'# !)=!5$Juery the status of the ")=, )=, *E)= link.The status

of the normal link is =CT*2.

,ervice #anagement Routine Command


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,ervice #anagement Routine Command

Command unction

DS9


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Course Contents

Data Configuration

Routine operation

Routine maintenance


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#aintenance Overview

#asic tass and main maintenance contents are descri1ed as follows.

'.ae sure that the devices operate normally& and that their electric

performance& mechanical performance& technical indices and various

service indices conform to the standards.

(.Perform networ optimi;ation& so as to ensure that the coverage area can

o1tain high communication $uality.

0.2ast and e*actly remove various communication faults to ensure smooth

communications.

>.Perform the cooperation 1etween entire networs in the whole running

process to ensure a relia1le internet operation.

?.ae sure that new devices and capacitye*pansion devices are correctly

connected to the networs.


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Common #ethods

. Comparison method

. 'ubstitution method

. "inimum system method

*. #rotocol tracing analysis method


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*asic Re9uirements for #aintenance Personnel

. 'pecial qualification and skills

. 1amiliarity with the system and networking

. peration

*. nstrument and meters


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/9uipment Room #aintenance

. 'udden maintenance

. Routine maintenance

. #eriodic maintenance


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#aintenance (able and Operation 1uide

. Routine keep9watch maintenance table

. "aintenance task plan

. tinerant checking maintenance

*. Designated maintenance


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$etwor- #anagement

:. #erformance statistics

indices as running data, interface flow, resource utili(ation and data flow.

. 5etwork optimi(ation

I) S,tem inve,ti&$tion

II) D$t$ $n$l,i,

III) Optimi:$tion ,c.eme dr$win& $nd implement$tion


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Routine #aintenance Operation 1uide

Routine maintenance mainly involves equipment room, device

running status, functional subsystems, service bearer and

media resources, signaling and description of routine

maintenance items.

Routine "aintenance Type+

Daily Routine "aintenance

"onthly 8Juarterly; "aintenance

Gearly "aintenance


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Daily Routine #aintenance Items

#aintenance items Operation

!ir conditioner Chec the cooling degree& switch& etc. of the air conditioner.

Power supply Chec if the power supply has open circuit.

transmissionChec if interruption& error codes& etc. happening to thetransmission system.

(ools' meters anddocuments

5he tools& meters and maintenance documents shall 1e completeand intact8 otherwise additional e*planation shall 1e given.

On5duty personnel

tas-s

Sum up the Do1s on duty& including the description and thehandling of the faults discovered on this duty and the left faults ofthe last duty.

(roubles remained-escri1e the faults that have not 1een completely fi*ed yet&

including the fi*ing status and the fault severity.

#onitor chec-

5he chief operator checs the onduty Do1s to mae sure that Do1sare smoothly handed over& faults are fi*ed and the e$uipmentroom is normally running.

#onthly :;uarterly< #aintenance Operation


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#onthly :;uarterly< #aintenance Operation

1uide

'. 5ermination System

(. System

0. Ca1inet

>. Power Supply?. %rounding wire

9. Spare Parts


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=early #aintenance Operation 1uide

1)Function$l Su+,,tem

#aintenance items

Referenced standards

(he correctness of statisticsreports

Chec if the statistics system is correct 1y means of comparison.

()Connection

#aintenance itemsReferenced standards

(run- connection5run connections are relia1le& truns are complete and intact& and la1els areeasily recogni;a1le.

$etwor- cable

connection

Networ ca1le connections are relia1le& networ ca1les are complete and intact&the hu1 is intact and la1els are clear and e*plicit.

Optical pathconnection

5he optical paths 1etween racs are relia1le& optical fi1ers are complete andintact& without 1eing crushed to 1e flat or folded8 la1els are clear and e*plicit.

Connection cablesbetween rac-s

5he connection ca1les 1etween racs are relia1le& various ca1les are complete andintact& and la1els are easily recogni;a1le.


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113260476 OAU004301 UMG8900 Data Configuration and Routine Maintenance R003 ISSUE2!0!20050622