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Contents

About this document

Purpose .......................................................................................................................................................................................... xiiixiii

Reason for reissue .................................................................................................................................................................... xiiixiii

Intended audience ..................................................................................................................................................................... xiiixiii

Safety information .................................................................................................................................................................... xiiixiii

How to use this information product ................................................................................................................................ xiiixiii

Conventions used ...................................................................................................................................................................... xivxiv

Related documentation ............................................................................................................................................................ xvixvi

How to order ............................................................................................................................................................................. xviixvii

How to comment .................................................................................................................................................................... xviiixviii

1 Introduction

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-11-1

Product Overview ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1-21-2

OMS as an MST for OMC-RAN ....................................................................................................................................... 1-31-3

Getting Started ........................................................................................................................................................................... 1-41-4

Supported Network Elements .............................................................................................................................................. 1-61-6

NE Features Supported by the Management System .............................................................................................. 1-111-11

General Order of Provisioning ......................................................................................................................................... 1-251-25

Command Deployment Feature ........................................................................................................................................ 1-281-28

Job Updates Feature .............................................................................................................................................................. 1-311-31

2 General Network Connections Concepts

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 2-12-1

Network Connections Concepts .......................................................................................................................................... 2-22-2

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Optical Layer Concepts .......................................................................................................................................................... 2-42-4

Network Connections and Rates ........................................................................................................................................ 2-42-4

The Graphical Layout Text Layout Page ..................................................................................................................... 2-122-12

The Text Layout Page .......................................................................................................................................................... 2-192-19

Route Determination ........................................................................................................................................................... 2-202-20

Routing Modes ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2-202-20

Parameters ................................................................................................................................................................................. 2-212-21

The Add Connection Pages ................................................................................................................................................ 2-252-25

Modify Parameters ................................................................................................................................................................. 2-262-26

Modify Route ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2-262-26

Delete Connections from the Database (DB Delete) .............................................................................................. 2-302-30

Delete Connections ................................................................................................................................................................ 2-312-31

Cancel Connections ............................................................................................................................................................... 2-312-31

3 General Network Connections Tasks

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-13-1

View a List of Network Connections ............................................................................................................................... 3-33-3

View a List of Network Connections on a Single Link ........................................................................................... 3-43-4

View a List of Client Connections .................................................................................................................................... 3-63-6

View a List of Server Connections ................................................................................................................................... 3-93-9

View a List of Service Connections ............................................................................................................................... 3-123-12

View the Details of a Network Connection ................................................................................................................ 3-133-13

View the Graphical Layout for a Network Connection ......................................................................................... 3-143-14

View the Text Layout for a Network Connection .................................................................................................... 3-163-16

View the Commands and the Status of the Commands for a Network Connection ................................ 3-173-17

Modify the Parameters of a Network Connection .................................................................................................... 3-193-19

Display the Route of a Connection ................................................................................................................................ 3-223-22

Modify the Route of a Network Connection in Planned or Local Design Order Step ............................. 3-263-26

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Modify the Route (Rearrange) of a Network Connection in In Effect Order Step .................................... 3-313-31

Modify a Route (with Reinstate) of a Network Connection in In Effect Order Step ............................... 3-363-36

Reinstate a Route of a Network Connection in In Effect Order Step ............................................................. 3-413-41

Delete a Network Connection in the Database .......................................................................................................... 3-433-43

Delete a Network Connection ........................................................................................................................................... 3-463-46

4 Preplan Connections

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-14-1

Preplan Connections Concepts ............................................................................................................................................ 4-24-2

View a List of Preplan Connections ................................................................................................................................. 4-34-3

Add a Preplan Connection .................................................................................................................................................... 4-64-6

Preplan Assignments Search ............................................................................................................................................... 4-74-7

Preplan Assignment List ........................................................................................................................................................ 4-94-9

View a List of Preplan Plan .............................................................................................................................................. 4-144-14

Add a Preplan Plan ................................................................................................................................................................ 4-164-16

Modify a Preplan Plan ......................................................................................................................................................... 4-184-18

View a List of Preplan Group ........................................................................................................................................... 4-204-20

Add a Preplan Group ............................................................................................................................................................ 4-224-22

Modify a Preplan Group ..................................................................................................................................................... 4-244-24

Modify Preplan Parameters ................................................................................................................................................ 4-264-26

Preplan Reports Search ...................................................................................................................................................... 4-294-29

Create Preplan Report .......................................................................................................................................................... 4-324-32

Restoration Jeopardy ............................................................................................................................................................. 4-344-34

5 Manage Orders

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-15-1

Order Management Concepts .............................................................................................................................................. 5-15-1

View the Order Parameters of Network Connections ............................................................................................. 5-115-11

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Move an Order Step Forward ........................................................................................................................................... 5-135-13

Move an Order Step Back to Local Design ................................................................................................................ 5-145-14

Force Complete the Deletion of a Network Connection that has Failed ........................................................ 5-165-16

Cancel a Network Connection .......................................................................................................................................... 5-185-18

Abort Order Processing ....................................................................................................................................................... 5-205-20

6 TDM Multiplex Section Network Connections

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6-16-1

TDM Multiplex Section Network Connections Concepts ...................................................................................... 6-16-1

Add a Multiplex Section Network Connection With No Protection ................................................................ 6-136-13

Add a Multiplex Section Network Connection With 1+1 APS/MSP Protection ......................................... 6-196-19

Add a Multiplex Section Network Connection With 1x1 MSP Protection .................................................. 6-256-25

Add, Delete, Rearrange Regenerator Connections .................................................................................................. 6-316-31

Insert an Optical Layer ........................................................................................................................................................ 6-346-34

Remove an Optical Layer ................................................................................................................................................... 6-356-35

7 TDM Service and Infrastructure Network Connections

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 7-17-1

Service and Infrastructure Network Connections Concepts .................................................................................... 7-27-2

Add a TDM Service or Infrastructure Network Connection .................................................................................. 7-87-8

Copy a TDM Service or Infrastructure Network Connection ............................................................................. 7-187-18

Merge TDM Service Network Connections ................................................................................................................ 7-297-29

Select the Route for a TDM Service or Infrastructure Network Connection Using Manual RoutingMode ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 7-367-36

Select the Route for a TDM Service or Infrastructure Network Connection Using Cross-connection-based Routing Mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 7-457-45

8 WDM Physical Network Connections

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8-18-1

WDM Physical Network Connections Concepts ....................................................................................................... 8-18-1

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Add a Physical Network Connection With No Protection ...................................................................................... 8-68-6

Add an OS Physical Connection .................................................................................................................................... 8-128-12

9 WDM Service and Infrastructure Network Connections

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 9-19-1

WDM Service and Infrastructure Network Connections Concepts ..................................................................... 9-29-2

Modify Route Concepts ....................................................................................................................................................... 9-119-11

Add a WDM Service or Infrastructure Network Connection for a Managed Plane .................................. 9-149-14

Add a WSM Service and Infrastructure Network Connection for a Controlled Plane with One-StepProvisioning ........................................................................................................................................................................... 9-239-23

Add a WSM Infrastructure and Service Network Connection for a Controlled Plane with Two-StepProvisioning ........................................................................................................................................................................... 9-329-32

Select the Route for a WDM Service or Infrastructure Network Connection Using Manual RoutingMode ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 9-489-48

Select the Route for a WDM Service or Infrastructure Network Connection Using Cross-connection-based Routing Mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 9-549-54

Add an OCH/ODUk Connection with Cross-connect Based Mode ................................................................ 9-569-56

Add an OCH/ODUk Connection with Manual Routing Mode Provisioning .............................................. 9-629-62

Add an OMS Connection with Cross-Connect Based Mode ............................................................................. 9-699-69

Add an OMS Connection with Manual Routing Mode Provisioning ............................................................. 9-759-75

Add an OC-nRS or STM-nRS, or DSR Connection in Cross-Connect Based mode ................................ 9-829-82

Add an OC-nRS/STM-nRS/DSR Layer with One-Step Manual Routing Mode Provisioning .............. 9-889-88

Add an OC-nRS/STM-nRS/DSR Layer with Manual Routing Mode Provisioning .................................. 9-959-95

10 VCGs

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 10-110-1

VCG Concepts ......................................................................................................................................................................... 10-210-2

Create a VCG ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10-3510-35

Create an Ethernet Broadcast VCG ............................................................................................................................. 10-4510-45

Modify Parameters of a VCG or an Ethernet Broadcast VCG ........................................................................ 10-5610-56

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Add Server Connections (Increase Bandwidth) to a VCG ................................................................................. 10-5810-58

Remove Server Connections (Decrease Bandwidth) from an Ethernet Broadcast VCG ..................... 10-6810-68

Delete a VCG or an Ethernet Broadcast VCG Network Connection ............................................................ 10-7010-70

Cancel a VCG or an Ethernet Broadcast VCG Network Connection ........................................................... 10-7210-72

DB Delete a VCG or an Ethernet Broadcast VCG Network Connection in the Database ................... 10-7410-74

View a List of Packet Rings ........................................................................................................................................... 10-7610-76

View Resilient Packet Ring Details ............................................................................................................................. 10-7710-77

Create a Packet Ring .......................................................................................................................................................... 10-7810-78

Initiate Packet Ring Discovery ...................................................................................................................................... 10-8110-81

Modify Packet Rings .......................................................................................................................................................... 10-8210-82

DB Delete a Packet Ring in the Database ................................................................................................................ 10-8510-85

Delete a Packet Ring ........................................................................................................................................................ 10-8710-87

11 Protection Switching

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 11-111-1

Protection Switching Concepts ......................................................................................................................................... 11-111-1

12 Link Connections

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 12-112-1

Link Connections Concepts ............................................................................................................................................... 12-112-1

View a List of Link Connections .................................................................................................................................. 12-1312-13

View the Details of a Link Connection ...................................................................................................................... 12-1512-15

13 Rings

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 13-113-1

Ring Concepts ......................................................................................................................................................................... 13-113-1

View a List of Rings/Display Rings on Network Map ........................................................................................ 13-1313-13

View a Ring ........................................................................................................................................................................... 13-1513-15

Modify a Ring ....................................................................................................................................................................... 13-1613-16

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Add a UPSR/SNCP Ring Manually (Including Dual-Homed Rings) .......................................................... 13-1813-18

Delete a UPSR/SNCP Ring Manually (Including Dual-Homed Rings) ....................................................... 13-2013-20

14 Cross Connections

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 14-114-1

Cross-connection Concepts ................................................................................................................................................ 14-214-2

The Graphical Display for Cross Connections Page ............................................................................................. 14-1214-12

View a List of All Cross Connections or Correlated Cross Connections on an NE ............................... 14-2314-23

View a List of Uncorrelated Cross-connections ..................................................................................................... 14-2514-25

View a List of ASTN Uncorrelated Cross-connections ....................................................................................... 14-2714-27

View the Details of a Cross-connection ..................................................................................................................... 14-2914-29

View the Graphical Display for a Cross Connection ........................................................................................... 14-3014-30

Create Cross Connections ............................................................................................................................................... 14-3214-32

Delete Cross Connections ............................................................................................................................................... 14-3614-36

Convert Cross Connections ............................................................................................................................................ 14-3814-38

Undo Converted Cross Connections .......................................................................................................................... 14-4314-43

Perform a Partial Database Synchronization for Cross-connections .............................................................. 14-4514-45

15 Inconsistent Connections

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 15-115-1

Inconsistent Connections Concepts ................................................................................................................................. 15-115-1

View a List of Inconsistent Connections ...................................................................................................................... 15-515-5

Acknowledge Inconsistent Connections ........................................................................................................................ 15-715-7

Restore an Inconsistent Connection ................................................................................................................................ 15-815-8

16 Group Orders

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 16-116-1

Group Orders Concepts ....................................................................................................................................................... 16-116-1

View a List of Group Orders ............................................................................................................................................ 16-316-3

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View a Specific Group Orders ......................................................................................................................................... 16-416-4

17 Provision Customer Information

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 17-117-1

Customers .................................................................................................................................................................................. 17-117-1

View a List of Customer Records ................................................................................................................................... 17-317-3

View Details of a Customer .............................................................................................................................................. 17-417-4

Add a Customer ...................................................................................................................................................................... 17-517-5

Modify a Customer ................................................................................................................................................................ 17-717-7

Delete a Customer ................................................................................................................................................................. 17-917-9

18 ONNS

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 18-118-1

ONNS Concepts .................................................................................................................................................................... 18-218-2

ONNS Network Element Management ....................................................................................................................... 18-518-5

ONNS Port Parameters Provisioning ............................................................................................................................. 18-718-7

ONNS Multiplex Section Connection Provisioning Concepts .......................................................................... 18-1018-10

ONNS Service Connection Provisioning Concepts ............................................................................................... 18-1218-12

ONNS MxN Service Group Connection Provisioning Concepts ..................................................................... 18-1818-18

Association of MxN Connections with Controlled Planes ................................................................................. 18-2218-22

ONNS Infrastructure Connection Provisioning Concepts ................................................................................... 18-2218-22

Modify Route Concepts for ONNS .............................................................................................................................. 18-2518-25

Graphical Layout for ONNS ........................................................................................................................................... 18-2618-26

ONNS Database Synchronization ................................................................................................................................ 18-2818-28

Filter ONNS NEs on the Network Map ................................................................................................................... 18-3118-31

Provision ASTN NE Port Parameters ......................................................................................................................... 18-3218-32

Provision a non-ENNI ONNS Multiplex Section Connection ........................................................................ 18-3418-34

Provision an ENNI ONNS Multiplex Section Connection ............................................................................... 18-4018-40

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Modify ASTN NE Port Parameters for Multiplex Section Connections ...................................................... 18-4618-46

View ONNS Connections on the Connection List Page ..................................................................................... 18-4818-48

View ONNS Connection Groups .................................................................................................................................. 18-4918-49

View/Query ONNS ASTN Capacity Utilization ..................................................................................................... 18-5018-50

View ONNS Associated MxN Connection List ...................................................................................................... 18-5218-52

Modify ONNS Parameters ............................................................................................................................................. 18-5318-53

Associate a Tandem Connection to a Controlled Plane ....................................................................................... 18-5418-54

Provision an ONNS Controlled Plane Service Connection ................................................................................ 18-5618-56

Provision an ONNS TDM Infrastructure Network Connection ....................................................................... 18-6518-65

Provision an ONNS Mixed Plane Service Connection ........................................................................................ 18-6618-66

Provision an OUC Connection for In Effect Steps ............................................................................................... 18-7418-74

Add an ONNS MxN Service Group Network Connection ................................................................................ 18-8218-82

Add an ONNS MxN Working Connection to an Existing MxN Connection Group .............................. 18-8918-89

Modify the Route of (Rearrange) an ONNS In Effect Connection .............................................................. 18-9618-96

Add an OUC to an ONNS In Effect Connection ............................................................................................... 18-10118-101

Delete an OUC from an ONNS In Effect Connection .................................................................................... 18-10218-102

Delete Group for an ONNS MxN Connection Group ....................................................................................... 18-10318-103

DB Delete Group for an ONNS MxN Connection Group .............................................................................. 18-10518-105

Cancel Group for an ONNS MxN Connection Group ...................................................................................... 18-10618-106

Provision an ENNI ONNS Controlled Plane Service Connection ................................................................ 18-10818-108

View ENNI Associated ASTN Connection List ................................................................................................... 18-11518-115

Perform a Partial Database Synchronization for Network Connections ................................................... 18-11618-116

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About this documentAbout this document

Purpose

This preface provides an overview of this information product, which is theOMSConnection Management Guide.

The purpose of this OMS Connection Management Guide is to explain to users how touse OMS to manage a network.

Reason for reissue

Issue 1 of this OMS Connection Management Guide is a revised document thatsupports OMS Release 6.3.2.

Intended audience

This OMS Connection Management Guide is written primarily for network planners,engineers, operators, and sales teams. It can be used by anyone who needs specificconnection provisioning information about the features, applications, and operations ofOMS.

Safety information

This document does not contain any safety information or warnings because OMS is asoftware product.

How to use this information product

In the broadest sense, this Connection Management Guide contains:

Conceptual information, which is specific data related to the tasks Task information, which includes user tasks (that is, step-by-step instructions)

The conceptual information complements and enhances the step-by-step instructionsthat are found in each task. Use the conceptual information to broaden your generalknowledge of the management system. It is best if you read all conceptual informationand have a good understanding of the concepts being presented before undertaking thestep-by-step instructions given in any task.

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The task information is based on a user needs analysis that has been performed foreach management system user job; therefore, use the task information to get the job athand done quickly and with minimal system impact.

The conceptual and task information portions of the document have extensivehyperlinks. Use these links to toggle between the two types of information presented soyou can access all pertinent information related to particular concepts and tasks.

This document can be used in its online versions (HTML/PDF) or in paper version(print PDF). The online HTML document version has a search capability, a full tableof contents in the front matter of the document and a partial table of contents in eachchapter, and an index for each document and for the entire management system library.Use all of these tools to help find information quickly. However, be aware that theindex for each document in the management system library and the index for the entiremanagement system library are the preferred search tools.

Important! This document contains information on the complete line of networkelements (NEs) that the OMS product supports. For a list of NEs that are supportedin Release 6.3.2 of the management system, refer to the Summary of SupportedNEs that is provided in Chapter 1 of this document.

In addition, this document may contain information that is related to service packs(SPs) or maintenance releases that the OMS product is to support in the nearfuture. This material may not yet be visible or operable on the management systemservers and/or GUI and has been added only as a convenience for our OMScustomers. This material is subject to change.

This document supports the three hardware platforms on which OMS currentlyfunctions, which are the OMS HP PA-RISC Server Platform (often referred to asthe Server Platform), the OMS HP Itanium Server Platform (often referred to asthe Server Platform), and the OMS PC Platform (often referred to as the PCPlatform). Because the features that each platform supports vary, the variations ofsupport are indicated in the text of this document where appropriate. In addition,the document library is offered on two CD-ROMs, depending on the platform onwhich OMS functions. Refer to Related documentation, which is in this sectionof the document for details regarding the two CD-ROMs that are available.

Conventions used

The conceptual information typically introduces each chapter or section of eachchapter. The information presented in this area varies according to the topic beingexplainedsections, subsections, tables, figures, and screen captures can be commonlyfound.

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The task information is presented as series of tasks that follows the conceptualinformation. These tasks are typically presented in the following functional order,depending on the nature of the subject being explained:

View a List of . . . View the Details of . . . Add . . . Create . . . Modify . . . Delete . . .

Each task consists of sections that are called When to use, Before you begin, Relatedinformation, and Task.

The intent of the When to use, Before you begin, and Related information sections isself-explanatorythey explain when a task is to be used, what needs to be consideredor done before you begin the task, and any related information that you would need toknow while doing the task.

When a task does not have any conditions that must be considered before it is started,the Before you begin section for that task states: This task does not have anypreconditions.

Each Task section consists of any number of steps. The completion of all steps, whichare sequentially numbered, are required for the entire task to be completedsuccessfully. In some instances, a step might be prefaced with the wording Optional,which indicates that the step can be skipped and the task can still be successfullycompleted. A task is considered to be completed when all of its steps are completedand when the wording End of Steps appears.

Many times, the management system affords the user with multiple ways to accomplishthe same task. In these instances, one task can present the user with several Methodsof how to accomplish the same set of steps successfully.

In addition, this OMS Connection Management Guide relies on the followingtypographical conventions to distinguish between user input and computer output.

When describing the OMS software, fields in windows and field entries areidentified with this font.

When describing the UNIX environment, text and numbers that the user inputs tothe computer are identified with boldface type.

In the UNIX environment, text and numbers that the computer outputs to the userare identified with monospace type.

This OMS Connection Management Guide uses the following convention to indicate apath of pages that should be navigated through to arrive at a destination page:

Network > Submaps

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This same convention is also used to show a path through a series of menu items, forexample:

Click the filtering tool, and select Node > Node Type.

Occasionally, a set of management system features is not supported for all NEs or forboth operating environments. This set of features is clearly marked to show theseexceptions.

Related documentation

This OMS Connection Management Guide is part of a set of documents that supportsthe OMS.

For the Server Platform, this document set is available on CD-ROM. The OMS UserDocumentation CD-ROM (365-315-144R6.3.2) includes the full set of documents listedbelow for the Server Platform in HTML and PDF formats.

Documentation

The document set that supports the OMS is comprised of the following documents:

1. OMS Getting Started Guide (365-315-145R6.3.2) which instructs new users how touse OMS.

2. OMS Network Element Management Guide (365-315-146RR6.3.2), which instructsusers how to use OMS to provision and manage a network. This document containsa glossary of terms.

3. OMS Ethernet Management Guide (365-315-147RR6.3.2), which instructs users onhow to use the Ethernet Management feature to provision and manage Ethernetconnections in a network.

4. OMS Service Assurance Guide (365-315-148RR6.3.2), which instructs users onhow to manage and interpret fault information collected from the network.

5. OMS Administration Guide (365-315-149RR6.3.2), which instructs users on how toadminister and maintain OMS and the network.

6. OMS Connection Management Guide (365-315-150R6.3.2), which instructs userson how to provision connections and manage connections in the OMS and thenetwork.

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Help products

OMS includes an extensive help system that is designed to consider the task the user isperforming and help that user successfully perform the task. The five help productsdescribed in the following table can be accessed from the Help menu on the topnavigation bar of every page.

Help Product Help MenuItem

Description

Task Help How do I ... Provides a list of tasks that can be performed fromthe current page. Clicking a task in the list presentsthe actual task. In addition, access is provided to theIndex, which is the preferred search tool for the helpsystem.

Page Help About thispage

Describes the purpose of the page, the toolbar tools,and a description of each field on the page. Inaddition, access is provided to the Index, which isthe preferred search tool for the help system.

On-lineDocumentLibrary

On-line docs Presents the library of user documents, in bothHTML and PDF formats. A search engine isincluded. Note: Access to the index of eachdocument is provided. The index for the helpsystem, which is the preferred search tool, isaccessed from How do I..., About this Page, orTechnical Support pages.

TechnicalSupport Help

TechnicalSupport

Provides technical support contact information. Inaddition, access is provided to the Index, which isthe preferred search tool for the help system.

Product Help About OMS A pop-up window shows the version of themanagement system, along with links to thecopyright and the OMS product pages. This pagealso contains information to acknowledge the opensource software that OMS uses

How to order

The ordering number for this document is 365-315-150R6.3.2. To order OMSinformation products, contact your local Alcatel-Lucent customer support team.

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1 1Introduction

Overview

Purpose

This document instructs users on how to provision connections with OMS.

Note: If Ethernet is not licensed, the Ethernet Orders and the Ethernet Services iconsare not displayed on the Connections home page. Ethernet Orders, Ethernet Services,and Spanning Tree Parameters are covered in the OMS Ethernet Management Guide.

Contents

Product Overview 1-2

OMS as an MST for OMC-RAN 1-3

Getting Started 1-4

Supported Network Elements 1-6

NE Features Supported by the Management System 1-11

General Order of Provisioning 1-25

Command Deployment Feature 1-28

Job Updates Feature 1-31

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Product Overview

Definition

OMS is an integrated, modular system that offers a range of network element (NE),network connection, and service/order management functions. It links the managementof traditional network equipment with next-generation technology and offersdistribution options that can grow with network expansion. OMS controlsservice-restoration properties within the network, and complements this service-qualitymanagement with its own high-availability configurations.

OMS offers the benefits of fast service activation, state-of-the-art provisioning, reducedoperating and equipment costs, accurate record keeping, fault management, and fastproblem resolution. In addition, the management system can discover much of theinformation about NEs and network connections, instead of requiring that informationto be entered manually, which minimizes network operator effort and reduces errors.

About the software

OMS is run through an Internet browser-based Graphical User Interface (GUI)it is aweblication that runs through a browser. It supports the standard web features that abrowser offers, such as bookmarks, back, forward, reload, and print.

In addition, the management system provides standard machine-to-machine interfacesso it can be easily integrated into the embedded operations environment of the serviceprovider.

Support for transport structures and transmission technologies

The management system supports both the Synchronous Optical Network (SONET)and the Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) transport structures. The particulartransport structure to be used is controlled by an installation parameter; refer to theOMS Administration Guide for details.

In addition, the management system supports both Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) as its transport technologies.

User role profiles

When a user account is created, it is assigned a user role profile, which restricts thetasks that the user login can perform. The management system offers these threepredefined user role profiles, which are referred to as factory-defined user role profiles:

NOC Administrator NOC Expert Operator NOC Operator

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In addition, the management system allows the creation of a user-defined user roleprofile, which is a user role profile that consists of a customized list of tasks that isspecific to the job responsibilities of the user.

Installation parameters

An installation parameter is a parameter that is set during installation of themanagement system and can control the behavior of a feature.

User Activity Log

All provisioning changes done using the management system are logged in the UserActivity Log. For detailed information about the User Activity Log, refer to the OMSNetwork Element Management Guide.

Although it is not stated as part of the results for every task in this document, you canassume that all tasks that result in a provisioning change are logged to the UserActivity Log.

OMS as an MST for OMC-RAN

Interworking with OMC-RAN

OMC-RAN, which offers element management for the mobility back haul networks,provides an integrated network view and overall network surveillance, which includesfault management (FM) for an entire network. OMC-RAN offers a cut-through to OMSfor the configuration management of the Mobile Access Transport System (MATS) andgeneral access to configure appropriate NEs. When OMC-RAN users cut-through toOMS, they view a tree-like hierarchal GUI, and not the traditional GUI of OMS.

When deployed in this capacity, OMS functions as a subtending element managementsystem (EMS) under Lucents OMC-RAN; and, in this capacity, the OMS is known asMST, or the Management System for Transport, to OMS-RAN users.

Platform and license

To interwork with OMC-RAN and to function as an MST, OMS and OMC-RAN mustbe co-located on a single SUN Netra v1280 server running the Sun Solaris operatingsystem. Each management system, meaning OMC-RAN and OMS, runs independentlyon this single server.

In addition, to enable the cut-through, the OMS_NE_MATS license must be installedand enabled on the OMS/MST management system.

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Additional Details

When the OMS functions as an MST for OMC-RAN, refer to the Management Systemfor Transport (MST) User Guide, which is part of this documentation library, and theOMC-RAN documentation for additional details.

Getting StartedThis section describes how network operators should prepare themselves to begin usingOMS to perform provisioning tasks.

Ensure the system is operational

Ensure that the management system is installed and operational.

Familiarize yourself with the GUI

It is important to understand the software conventions used within the GUI of OMS.Read the OMS Getting Started Guide, which provides a product definition, teachesusers how to use the GUI and navigate through its pages, and teaches users how to usethe help system. In particular, network operators need a good understanding of how touse the Network Map.

Know how to find information in this document

The information in this document is presented so that it corresponds to the mainsections of the management system software.

The home page of the management system shows the main sections of the managementsystem software.

The following table describes how to find documentation about each of the mainsections of the management system software.

Section of ManagementSystem Software

Location of User Information

Network Covered throughout this document

Alarms and Events Covered in the OMS Service Assurance Guide

Connections, including OpticalNetwork Navigator System(ONNS)

This Guide and the OMS Ethernet ManagementGuide

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Section of ManagementSystem Software

Location of User Information

Network Elements Manage Individual Network Elements, NEManagement Functions for TL1 NEs, and NEManagement Functions for CMISE NEs in the OMSNetwork Element Management Guide

Management Network Manage Network Infrastructure in the OMSNetwork Element Management Guide

Logs Logs in the OMS Network Element ManagementGuide

Tools Tools in the OMS Network Element ManagementGuide

Customers This Guide in Chapter 17, Provision CustomerInformation

Performance Measurements Covered in the OMS Service Assurance Guide

Profiles Covered in the OMS Service Assurance Guide

Domains Covered in the OMS Network Element ManagementGuide

Fiber Maintenance Covered in a separate document. Please contactyour technical support contact for additionalinformation.

Within each chapter, conceptual information is located in the front, and tasks follow.Some of the chapters are divided into sections based upon topic.

Important! Refer to the OMS Administration Guide for details regarding anyUNIX and/or server based task that must be performed from the command line.For example, the task that explains the insertion and removal of CD-ROMs can befound in the OMS Administration Guide.

Use the glossary

For a complete listing of OMS related terms, refer to the Glossary located at the backof the OMS Getting Started Guide.

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Supported Network Elements

The management system and its supported NEs

OMS supports Lucents family of optical NEs. To accommodate the world of opticaltransmission standards, these Lucent NEs operate using different transport structuresand they support different native command languages. Refer to Summary of supportedNEs (p. 1-7) for a list of the particular NEs and the releases of those NEs that themanagement system supports.

Supported transport structures

Lucents NEs are designed to operate in the Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH)operating environment, the Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) operatingenvironment, or both environments. The Mobility Aggregation and Transport System(MATS) NE is an Ethernet NE that operates using Ethernet transport structure. Refer toSummary of supported NEs (p. 1-7) for a list of the transport structure of eachsupported NE.

Native command languages

Each NE supports a native command language that is used to control the NE at thenetwork-element-level via the Craft Interface Terminal (CIT).

The management system supports NEs that are controlled with the following threedifferent native command languages:

TL1, which is Transaction Language 1 CMISE, which is Common Management Information Service Element Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)/Command Line Interface (CLI)

Note: SNMP is generally used to retrieve information from the NE; CLI isgenerally used for provisioning of the NE.

The management system uses the native command language of the NE to implementsome of its features; consequently, differences in management system behavior can beattributed to one native command language or another, which is why this categorizationis significant. The management system also indirectly manages CBX-3500 NEs via aTMF-814 interface to the management system of the CBX-3500 NEs calledCBGX-EMS. Therefore, throughout this document, references are made to TL1 NEs,CMISE NEs, or SNMP/CLI NEs.

Refer to Summary of supported NEs (p. 1-7) for a list of the native commandlanguage of each supported NE.

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Summary of supported NEs

The following table summarizes each supported NE and its release, along with itstransport structure and its native command language.

Important! Each release of OMS supports certain NEs within Lucents family of opticalNEs. Mention of NEs or specific NE features in the text of this document that are notsupported in this particular release of the management system apply to prior releases ofthe management system. Such material may not be currently visible or operable on themanagement system GUI and has been added only as a convenience for our OMScustomers.

NE Supported1 NE ReleaseSupported

TransportStructureSupported

NativeCommandLanguageSupported

TransmissionTechnology

ISM ADM 1 R2.54

R3.54SDH CMISE TDM

ISM ADM 4 R2.54

R3.54SDH CMISE TDM

ISM Repeater 1 R2.54

R3.54SDH CMISE TDM

ISM Repeater 4 R2.54

R3.54SDH CMISE TDM

ISM TM 1 R2.54

R3.54SDH CMISE TDM

ISM TM 4 R2.54

R3.54SDH CMISE TDM

1675 LambdaUniteMultiService Switch (MSS)

R10.0, R9.1, R9.0,R8.0.20, R7.0.2,R6.1.1

SONET /SDH

TL1 TDM

LambdaXtreme Transport R8.0, R7.0,

R6.0, R5.1.1,R5.3.2

SONET /SDH2

TL1 DWDM

Metropolis ADMMultiService Mux (CompactShelf)

R5.0.3

R3.1, R3.2, R3.3,R3.04

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1663 Add DropMultiplexer-universal (ADMu)

R6.1

R6.0

R5.2

R5.1

R5.0.3

R4.0.4

SDH CMISE TDM

1643 Access Multiplexer (AM) R7.1

R7.2

R6.1H

R5.0D

R3.0, R3.1, R3.24

R2.24

SDH CMISE TDM

1643 Access Multiplexer Small(AMS)

R7.2

R7.1

R6.1H

R5.0D

SDH CMISE TDM

1655 Access MultiplexerUniversal (AMU)

R5.0

R4.1.1

R4.0

R3.0

R2.1

R2.0.4

SDH CMISE TDM

1665 DMX R7.1.1

R7.1

R7.0.1

R6.0.3

R5.1.3

SONET TL1 TDM

Metropolis DMXploreAccess Multiplexer

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1665 DMXtend R5.1.1

R5.1

R5.0.1

R4.0.3

R3.1.3

SONET TL1 TDM

Metropolis Enhanced OpticalNetworking (EON)

R8.8

R8.6.3

R8.4.1

SONET /SDH2

TL1 DWDM

Metropolis WavelengthServices Manager (WSM)

R6.0

R5.0

R4.5

R4.0

R3.0

SONET /SDH2

TL1 DWDM

PHASE ADM 4/4 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

PHASE ADM 16/4 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

PHASE LR 4 R5.0 4 SDH CMISE TDM

PHASE LR 16 R5.0 4 SDH CMISE TDM

PHASE LXC 4/1 R5.0 4 SDH CMISE TDM

PHASE LXC 16/1 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

PHASE TM 4/4 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

PHASE TM 16/4 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

SLM ADM 16 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

SLM MS Protected TM 4 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

SLM MS Protected TM 16 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

SLM Regenerator 4 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

SLM Regenerator 16 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

SLM Unprotected TM 4 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

SLM Unprotected TM 16 R5.04 SDH CMISE TDM

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WaveStar ADM 16/1 R8.0.3

R7.0.1

R6.2.54

R6.1, R6.04

SDH CMISE TDM

WaveStar AM 1 R3.14 SDH CMISE TDM

WaveStar BandwidthManager

R4.1.63, 7 SONET TL1 TDM

WaveStar DACS 4/4/1 R3.14, R3.04 SDH CMISE TDM

WaveStar OLS 1.6T R10.0, R9.07R8.03,

7 , R7.16, 7, R6.2.26,

7

SDH CMISE DWDM

WaveStar TDM 10G(STM64)

R5.05, 7, R4.0 5 SDH TL1 TDM

1671 Service Connect (SC) R4.00.01, R6.0.1 SONET TL1 TDM

1645 AMC R8.0 SDH CMISE TDM

1. Also supports the Unknown NE type, the Non-managed NE, and the Unmanaged Device.

2. Carries SONET/SDH transparently.

3. Releases listed are supported via cut-through to Navis EMS R10.3.2. Domain and network levelsupport is also provided via the EMS G7 interface by the management systems OMS GUI.

4. Release listed is supported via cut-through to ITM-SC R10.2 and NE is considered to be indirectlymanaged. Domain and network level support is also provided by the management systems OMSGUI via the XML interface between ITM-SC and the management system.

5. Releases 5.0 and 4.0 are supported directly by OMS R6.1. Release 5.0 is also supported indirectlyvia Navis EMS R10.3.1.

6. Releases listed are supported via cut-through to Navis EMS R10.3.1.

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Overview

Network elements vary by size, equipage, function, communications protocolsupported, signalling/transmission rates, interoperability, number and types ofphysical/electrical interfaces (ports), and cross-connection capabilities.

This section describes the network element (NE) features that can be supported by themanagement system.

Important! Each release of OMS supports certain NEs within Lucents family ofoptical NEs. Mention of NEs in the text of this document that are not supported in thisparticular release of the management system apply to prior releases of the managementsystem.

1675 LambdaUnite MultiService Switch (MSS) (SONET transport structure)

The following table describes the 1675 LambdaUnite MultiService Switch (MSS)features that can be supported by the management system.

Supported Physical NetworkConnections

OC-768

OC-192

OC-48

OC-48T

OC-12

OC-3 (Optical)

OC-3 (Electrical)

EC-1 (Release 6.1 forward)

T3 (Release 5.0 forward)

Supported Logical NetworkConnections

STS-192c

STS-48c

STS-12c

STS-3c

STS-1

HO-VC-3 (Release 5.0 forward)

VT1.5

STS1_LO-V3 / HO-VC-3_LO-VC3

Supported Ethernet Transport 1000Base-X (Gb Ethernet)

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STS192c

STS48c

STS12c

STS-3c

STS-1

Supported ConnectionShapes

Simple (bi)

Simple (uni)

Add-drop (bi)

Double add-drop (bi)

Add-drop A (uni)

Add-drop Z (uni)

Double add-drop (uni)

Supported Cross-connectionShapes

Simple (bi)

Simple (uni)

Add-drop (bi)


Double add-drop D (uni)

Double add-drop D (bi)

Add-drop A (uni)

Add-drop Z (uni)

Interconnect (bi)

Interconnect-W (bi)

Interconnect-P (bi)

Supported Routing Modes Auto

Manual

Cross-connection based

Supported Protection Modes 1+1 APS (OC-192, OC-48, OC-12, OC-3)

1xN APS (OC-192, OC-48, OC-12, OC-3)

2F BLSR

4F BLSR

Path-DRI

2-Fiber BLSR OC-768

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OC-48

Path-DRI STS-192c

STS-48c

STS-12c

STS-3c

STS-1

LO-VT-1

UPSR Ring

Dual-homed UPSR Ring

OC-768

OC-192

OC-48

OC-12

OC-3

2-Fiber BLSR Ring

4-Fiber BLSR Ring

OC-768 (2-Fiber only)

OC-192

OC-48

Transmission parameters AZ trail trace

ZA trail trace

Trail trace display mode

Trail trace mismatch detection mode

Trail trace format

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The following table describes the 1675 LambdaUnite MultiService Switch (MSS)features that can be supported by the management system.


STM-256

STM-64

STM-16

STM-16T

STM-4

STM-1 (Optical)

STM-1 (Electrical)

EC-1 (Release 6.1 forward)

T3 (Release 5.0 forward)


VC-4-64c

VC-4-16c

VC-4-4c

VC-4

VC-3

LO-VC-3

VC-12

VC-11

Supported Ethernet Transport 1000Base-X (Gb Ethernet)

VCG


VC-4

VC-3


Simple (bi)

Simple (uni)

Add-drop (bi)


Add-drop A (uni)

Add-drop Z (uni)

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Simple (uni)

Double add-drop D (uni)

Double add-drop D (bi)

Add-drop (bi)

Add-drop A (uni)

Add-drop Z (uni)

Interconnect (bi)

Interconnect-W (bi)

Interconnect-P (bi)


Manual


Supported Protection Modes 1+1 MSP (STM-64, STM-16, STM-4, STM-1)

1x1 MSP (STM-64, STM-16, STM-4, STM-1)

2F MS-SPring

4F MS-SPring

Path-DRI

2-Fiber MS-SPRing STM-256

STM-64

STM-16

4-Fiber MS-SPRing STM-64

STM-16

Path-DRI VC-4-64c

VC-4-16c

VC-4-4c

VC-4

VC-3

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Dual-homed SNCP Ring

STM-256

STM-64

STM-16

STM-4

STM-1


ZA trail trace



Trail trace format

Frame format

LambdaXtreme Transport

The following table describes the LambdaXtreme Transport features that can besupported by the management system.


OS

OTS

Supported Contained LogicalPort Rates

OCH

STS-768rs

STS-192rs

STS-48rs

DSR

ODU1

ODU2

ODU3


Double-simple (uni)


Double simple (uni)

Add-drop (bi)

Add-drop Z (uni)

Add-drop A (uni)

Supported Routing Mode Cross-connection based

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ZA trail trace

Trail trace format


1663 Add Drop Multiplexer-universal (ADMu)

The following table describes the 1663 Add Drop Multiplexer-universal (ADMu)features that can be supported by the management system.


STM-64

STM-16

STM-4

STM-1 (Optical)

STM-1 (Electrical)

T3

T1

E3

E1


VC-4-16c

VC-4-4c

VC-4

VC-3

LO-VC-3

VC-12

Supported Ethernet Transport 10/100Base-T (Ethernet/Fast Ethernet)

1000Base-X (Gb Ethernet)

VCG


VC-4


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Simple (bi)

Simple (uni)


Add-drop A (uni)

Add-drop Z (uni)

Add-drop A (bi)

Add-drop Z (bi)


Simple (bi)

Simple (uni)

Add-drop (bi)


Double add-drop S (bi)

Add-drop A (uni)

Add-drop Z (uni)

Interconnect-W (bi)

Interconnect-P (bi)


Manual


Supported Protection Groups 1+1 MSP ITU / ETSI Mode (Annex A)

1+1 MSP ITU 1+1 Optimized Mode (Annex B)

2F MS-SPRing

SNCP

1+1 MSP ITU/ETSI Mode(Annex A)

STM-64

STM-16

STM-4

STM-1 (Optical)

1+1 MSP ITU 1+1Optimized Mode (Annex B)

STM-4

STM-1

2-Fiber MS-SPRing

(Includes Unprotected andPreemptible Traffic Supportattributes for the NPPA/NUTfeature)

STM-64

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VC-4-4c

VC-4

VC-3

VC-12

SNCP Ring

Dual-homed SNCP

STM-16

STM-4

STM-1

Supported TransmissionParameters

AZ trail trace

ZA trail trace


Trail trace format


2Mb signal mapping

TS0 monitoring

1643 Access Multiplexer (AM)

The following table describes the 1643 Access Multiplexer (AM) features that can besupported by the management system.


STM-4

STM-1 (Optical)

E3

E1

T3

T1

X.21


VC-4

VC-12

LO-VC-3

Supported Ethernet Transport 10/100/1000Base-T (Triple rate Ethernet)

10/100Base-T (Ethernet/Fast Ethernet)

VCG


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