0101-IManager U2000 V200R016C50 Common Domain Operation Guide

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Acceptance Test Guide Contents
Contents
Common Domain Operation Guide (Basic Package)................................................................1

T01 Topology Management.....................................................................................................................................1
T01-01 Topology Operations.............................................................................................................................1
T01-02 Topology Alarms...................................................................................................................................5
T02 Fault Management............................................................................................................................................6
T02-01 Alarm Browsing....................................................................................................................................6
T02-02 Alarm Settings......................................................................................................................................9
T02-03 Alarm or Event Dump.........................................................................................................................12
T03 Inventory Management..................................................................................................................................13
T03-01 Physical Inventory..............................................................................................................................13
T04 NMS Security Management...........................................................................................................................22
T04-01 Security Management.........................................................................................................................22
T04-02 Client Access Control.........................................................................................................................27
T05 NMS Log Management..................................................................................................................................28
T05-01 NMS Operation Logs..........................................................................................................................28
T05-02 Log Storage.........................................................................................................................................29
T06 Database Backup Management......................................................................................................................30
T06-01 Database Backup................................................................................................................................30
T07 NMS License Management............................................................................................................................30
T07-01 NMS License......................................................................................................................................30
T08 System Monitoring and Management............................................................................................................31
T08-01 System Monitoring.............................................................................................................................31
T08-02 System Management...........................................................................................................................33
T08-03 Configuration File Management.........................................................................................................34
T09 NE Software Management.............................................................................................................................34
T09-01 Configuring the System......................................................................................................................34
T09-02 NE Configuration...............................................................................................................................35
T09-03 Policy Configuration...........................................................................................................................36
T10 U2000 data restore functions..........................................................................................................................38
T10-01 Verifying the DB backup and Restoration....................................................................................38
T10-02 Verifying the Modify and delete NE...............................................................................................39
T10-03.............................................................................................................................................................39
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Acceptance Test Guide Common Domain Operation Guide (Basic Package)
Common Domain Operation Guide (Basic

Package)
T 1Topology Management
T-1.1 Topology Operations
T-1.1.1 Expanding and Collapsing a Topological Object

Objective To test the functions of expanding and collapsing a topological object.
Test Networking None

Diagram
Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

.2 You have logged in to the U2000 and have the required management and operation
rights.
.3 There are subnets and NEs in the topology view.
Test Procedure .1 Right-click in a blank area of the topology view and choose Expand All from the
shortcut menu.
.2 Right-click in a blank area of the topology view and choose Collapse All from the
shortcut menu.
Expected Results .1 All the NE icons are successfully displayed in the Main Topology, and the subnet
icons are not displayed.
.2 For the NE that belongs to a subnet (excluding the root subnet), only the subnet
icon is displayed in the Main Topology. For the NE that only belongs to the root
subnet, the NE icon is displayed in the Main Topology.
Remarks N/A
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T-1.1.2 Viewing the Connection Information

Objective To test the function of viewing the connection information in the topology view.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are connections in the topology view.
Test Procedure
.1 In the topology view, click in the middle of a connection between two NEs
where two or more connections exist. Alternatively, right-click the connection and
choose Expand Links from the shortcut menu. Then the connection is expanded.
To collapse a connection, click in the middle of any connection between two
NEs; alternatively, right-click the connection and choose Collapse Links from the
shortcut menu.
.2 In the topology view, move the cursor to a connection. The connection name is
displayed in the tooltip. Alternatively, right-click the connection and choose
Properties from the shortcut menu.
Expected Results .1 When you choose Expand, the collapsed connection is successfully expanded.
When you choose Collapse, the expanded connection is successfully collapsed.
.2 The connection attributes are correctly displayed.
Remarks N/A
T-1.1.3 Viewing the Attributes of a Topological Object

Objective To test the function of viewing the attributes of a topological object.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are NEs or subnets in the topology view.
Test Procedure In the topology view, right-click an NE or subnet and then choose Properties from the
shortcut menu.
Expected Results The attributes of the NE or subnet are correctly displayed.
Remarks N/A

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T-1.1.4 Editing a Topological Object

Objective To test the function of editing a topological object.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure In the topology view, select an NE or a subnet, and then choose Edit > Cut, Edit >
Copy, Edit > Copy to, or Edit > Move to from the main menu. Alternatively, right-
click the NE or subnet and choose Edit > Cut, Edit > Copy, Edit > Copy to, or Edit >
Move to from the shortcut menu.
Expected Results The NE or subnet is successfully cut, copied or moved.
Remarks N/A
T-1.1.5 Setting the Display Mode of the Topology View

Objective To test the function of setting the display mode of the topology view.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Choose View > Display Setting > Topology Navigator from the main menu.
.2 Choose View > Display Setting > Legend from the main menu.
.3 Choose View > Display Setting > Filter from the main menu.
.4 Choose View > Display Setting > Property from the main menu.
.5 Choose View > Display Setting > Aerial View from the main menu.
.6 Choose View > Display Setting > NE Statistics from the main menu.
.7 Choose View > Display Setting > Topology Navigator, View > Display Setting >
Legend, View > Display Setting > Filter, View > Display Setting >Property,
View > Display Setting > Aerial View, or View > Display Setting > NE Statistics
again to close the current user interface.
Expected Results .1 The topological navigation tree is correctly displayed.
.2 The Legend, Filter, and Properties panel is displayed in the right area of the
topology view. The Legend, Filter, and Properties tabs are displayed on the panel.
.3 The aerial view is displayed in the lower-right area of the topology view by default.
Remarks N/A

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T-1.1.6 Searching for Topological Objects

Objective To test the function of searching for topological objects.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 In the Main Topology, press the shortcut keys Ctrl+F. The Search dialog box is
displayed.
.2 Select a search type from the Search Type drop-down list box.
.3 Select a search mode from the Search Mode drop-down list box.
.4 Enter a keyword in the Keyword text box.
.5 Select the Match whole word only check box to search for objects in the full
match mode.
.6 Select the Case Sensitive check box to enable the keyword search in the case-
sensitive mode.
.7 Select the Auto search with specified keyword check box next to automatically
search for objects.
.8 Click Search to search for the topological object.
Expected Results .1 The required topological object is successfully searched out.
.2 All the matching records are successfully displayed in the list.
.3 Click Locate>Locate to NE Panel and a single NE is located. Click
Locate>Locate to Topo and the node in the topology view is located.
Remarks N/A
T-1.1.7 Customizing the Topology View

Objective To test the function of customizing the topology view.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Choose View > New > View from the main menu.

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.2 On the General tab in the Create Custom View dialog box, enter a name in the
Name text box and remarks in the Remarks text box.
.3 Choose Topology. The Select Object window is displayed. In the topology view,
select the required NE(s) or subnet(s), right-click, choose Select from the shortcut
menu, and then click Finish.
.4 Click OK. The Create Custom View dialog box is closed. In the Confirm dialog
box, click Yes to switch to the newly created custom view.
Expected Results .1 The custom view is successfully created.
.2 You can switch to the newly created view successfully.
.3 You can successfully switch to other views by selecting them in the Current View
drop-down list box.
Remarks N/A
T-1.2 Topology Alarms
T-1.2.1 Viewing Current Alarms of an NE

Objective To test the function of viewing current alarms of an NE.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are manageable NEs in the topology view of the U2000.
Test Procedure In the navigation tree or topology view, select an NE, right-click, and then choose
Browse Current Alarms from the shortcut menu.
Expected Results The Browse Current Alarms window is correctly displayed. All current alarms (if any)
of the NE are successfully displayed.
Remarks N/A
T-1.2.2 Acknowledging Alarms of an NE

Objective To test the function of acknowledging alarms of an NE.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are manageable NEs in the topology view of the U2000.
Test Procedure In the navigation tree or topology view, select an NE, right-click, and then choose More
Alarm Operations->Acknowledge Alarms from the shortcut menu. In the Confirm
dialog box, click Yes.
Expected Results .1 The alarms of the NE are successfully acknowledged.
.2 In the Browse Current Alarms window, the acknowledgment status,
acknowledgment time, and acknowledgment user are displayed. In addition, after
the acknowledgment, the cleared alarms are successfully moved to the historical
alarm library.
Remarks Before acknowledging alarms, you need to view the current alarms of the NE and note
down the cleared and uncleared alarms. In this way, you can check whether the cleared
alarms are successfully moved to the historical alarm library after they are
acknowledged.
T 2Fault Management
T-2.1 Alarm Browsing
T-2.1.1 Viewing Alarms and Events

Objective To test the function of viewing current and historical alarms and events.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Browse Current Alarm, Fault > Browse Historical Alarm,
Fault > Browse Alarm Logs, or Fault > Browse Event Logs from the main menu.
In the Filter dialog box that is displayed, enter the parameters and click OK. The
windows for browsing the current alarms, historical alarms, or alarm logs or event
logs are displayed.
.2 Click Filter, specify the filter criteria in the Filter dialog box, and then click OK.
Expected Results .1 The Filter dialog box is successfully displayed.
.2 The information about current alarms, historical alarms, and alarm logs or event
logs is correctly displayed.
.3 The information about current alarms, historical alarms, alarm logs, or event logs is
correctly displayed according to different filter criteria.
Remarks The Browse Current Alarm window can display only a limited number of alarms.
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T-2.1.2 Collecting the Alarm/Event Log Statistics

Objective To test the function of collecting alarm or event log statistics.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are manageable NEs and some current and historical alarms of the NEs on
the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Query Alarm Log Statistics or Fault > Query Event Log
Statistics from the main menu. Click OK in the Filter dialog box.
.2 Choose Template > Add. In the Add Template dialog box, set parameters for the
template and then click Finish.
.3 Click Statistics Filter. Set parameters and then click OK.
.4 Click the Pie tab and query the pie chart of alarm or event logs.
Expected Results .1 The template is successfully added and the alarm or event logs that statistics are
collected for according to the template are correct.
.2 The U2000 can collect statistics about the number of alarms, respectively according
to the statistic filter criteria and ensure that the statistics are correct.
.3 The pie chart of the alarm/event logs is correctly displayed.
Remarks N/A
T-2.1.3 Stopping the Alarm Sound

Objective To test the function of stopping the alarm sound.
Test Networking N/A

Diagram

.2 You are logged in to the U2000 client successfully. The functions of alarm report
and alarm sound indication are enabled.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Stop the Alarm Sound Permanently from the main menu.Click
Yes in the Confirm dialog box.
.2 Choose Fault > Stop the Current Alarm Sound from the main menu.
Expected Results .1 The current alarm sound stops and there are no alarm sounds for any alarm reported
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.2 The current alarm sound stops but there will be alarm sounds for alarms reported in
the future.
Remarks N/A
T-2.1.4 Locating an Alarm in the Topology View

Objective To test the function of locating an alarm in the topology view.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are some current and historical alarms on NEs.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Browse Current Alarm from the main menu.
.2 Select an alarm, right-click, and then choose Locate in Topology from the shortcut
menu.
.3 Select an alarm, right-click, and then choose Locate to NE Panel from the shortcut
menu.
Expected Results .1 The corresponding NE icon is correctly located in the topology view.
.2 The corresponding NE panel is successfully displayed.
Remarks On a local computer, only topological objects can be located for the U2000 alarms.
T-2.1.5 Setting the Colors for the Alarm Severity Indicator

Objective To test the function of setting the colors for the alarm severity indicator.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are alarms of different severities on the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Choose File > Preferences from the main menu. In the dialog box that is displayed,
click Color Settings in navigation tree.
.2 Modify the colors for alarms of different severities.
.3 View the colors of alarm indicators for NEs in the topology view.
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Current Alarm window, view the severities of alarms.

Expected Results .1 The alarm indicators for NEs in the topology view are displayed in colors that are
consistent with the settings.
.2 In the Browse Current Alarm window, the severities of alarms are displayed in
colors that are consistent with the settings.
Remarks N/A
T-2.1.6 Displaying Sorted Alarms

Objective To test the function of displaying sorted alarms.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 Alarms of different severities are configured on the U2000.
Test Procedure Choose Fault > Browse Current Alarm from the main menu. View the values in the
Occurrence Times column in the alarm list.
Expected Results The number of sorted alarms is displayed in the Occurrence Times column in the alarm
list.
Remarks N/A
T-2.2 Alarm Settings
T-2.2.1 Acknowledging Alarms Automatically

Objective To test the function of acknowledging alarms automatically.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are some current alarms on the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Settings > Options from the main menu. The Alarm Options
dialog box is displayed.
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automatic alarm acknowledgment and click OK.

Expected Results Automatic alarm acknowledgment is successfully set. The cleared alarms are
acknowledged automatically according to the settings.
Remarks You can choose Auto acknowledge cleared alarm by Severity or Auto acknowledge
cleared alarm by Rule respectively.
T-2.2.2 Redefining an Alarm or Event

Objective To test the function of redefining an alarm or event.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Settings > Redefine from the main menu.
.2 In the Redefine window, click Add. A dialog box is displayed.
.3 On the Basic Settings tab, set the name, type and severity of the alarm or event that
needs to be redefined. Then click OK.
.4 Select a redefinition record in the window and click Delete. In the Confirm dialog
box, click Yes.
Expected Results .1 The alarm or event is redefined successfully.
.2 For the redefined alarm or event that is newly reported, the related parameters are
changed according to the settings.
.3 The redefinition of the alarm or event is successfully deleted.
Remarks N/A
T-2.2.3 Masking an NE Alarm or Event

Objective To test the function of masking an NE alarm or event.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Settings > Mask Rules from the main menu.
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is displayed. On the Basic Settings tab, set the name, severity, type and
Maintenance Status of the alarm. On the Alarm Source tab, set the NE or NE type
or Object below NE that needs to mask the alarm. Click Next to set the effective
time, alarm duration and remarks and then click Finish.
.3 Click Add and choose Event Mask Rule. On the Basic Settings tab, set the name,
severity, type and Maintenance Status of the event. On the Event Source tab, set
the NE or NE type or Object below NE that needs to mask the event. Click Next to
set the effective time and remarks and then click Finish.
.4 In the Mask Rules window, select an alarm or event mask rule and click Delete. In
the Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
Expected Results .1 The alarm mask rule and event mask rule are successfully set.
.2 For the newly reported NE alarm or event with mask rule, the alarm or event is not
displayed on the U2000.
.3 The alarm or event mask rule that has been set is successfully deleted.
Remarks N/A
T-2.2.4 Setting the Maintenance Experience

Objective To test the function of setting the maintenance experience.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 The U2000 communicates with NEs successfully.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Settings > Experience from the main menu. In the Experience
window, select an alarm or event.
.2 Click Modify, enter the correct maintenance information, and then click OK.
.3 Click Export. In the Export Experience window, set the file path and export scope
to export the experience documents.
.4 Click Import. Set the file path and import mode to import the maintenance
experience documents that have been edited.
Expected Results .1 The maintenance experience documents are successfully exported.
.2 The maintenance experience documents are successfully imported.
.3 The maintenance information of alarms is successfully modified.
Remarks .1 The maintenance experience documents are exported in the client/client/report
directory by default.
.2 The export maintenance experience documents are in the .txt, .csv, .html, .xml,
.xls, .xlsx, or .pdf format.

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T-2.3 Alarm or Event Dump
T-2.3.1 Dumping Alarms or Events Manually

Objective To test the function of dumping alarms or events manually.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are manageable devices and historical alarms or events on the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > Task Schedule > Task Management from the main
menu.
.2 Right-click a manual dump task and choose Run Now from the shortcut menu. Set
Dump path, File type, and Generation Time of Data. Then click Dump
immediately to perform the dump task.
Expected Results .1 The event is successfully dumped in the
oss/server/var/EventManualDump/FM directory and the alarm is
successfully dumped in the oss/server/var/AlarmManualDump/FM
directory.
Remarks .1 It may take a long time to dump alarms or events when there are many alarms or
events.
.2 Only the historical alarms can be dumped.
.3 After the alarms or events are dumped, the alarm or event data is deleted from the
database of the U2000.
T-2.3.2 Dumping Alarms or Events Automatically

Objective To test the function of dumping alarms or events automatically.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are manageable devices and historical alarms or events on the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > Task Schedule > Task Management from the main
menu.
.2 Choose Task Type>Database Capacity Management > Alarm/Event Log Dump
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.3 Right-click a manual dump task and choose Attributes from the shortcut menu.
.4 In the Attributes dialog box, set the start time. Wait until the start time and check
the alarm or event dump task.
Expected Results .1 The alarms or events that meet conditions are dumped periodically. The
dump file format and the dump period are correct.
Remarks .1 The automatic dump period for alarms or events is long. Hence, it may take a long
time to test this function.
.2 Only the historical alarms can be automatically dumped.
.3 If automatic deletion of dump files is enabled, the dumped data in the U2000
database is cleared according to the settings.
T-2.3.3 Saving Alarms or Events as a File

Objective To test the function of saving alarms or events as a file.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are alarms or events on the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Fault > Query Alarm Log Statistics or Fault > Query Event Log
Statistics from the main menu. In the window that is displayed, click Save As.
.2 In the Save dialog box, set the file path, file name and file type of the query result
to be saved.
.3 Click Save to save the query results as a file in the specified path.
Expected Results The query results that meet the conditions are successfully saved as a file in the
specified path.
Remarks N/A
T 3Inventory Management
T-3.1 Physical Inventory
T-3.1.1 Managing NEs

Objective To test the function of managing NEs.

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.3 There are manageable devices on the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Inventory > Physical Inventory from the main menu. In the Physical
Inventory window, choose NE from the navigation tree.
.2 On the NE List tab, select All Records from the filter drop-down list.
Alternatively, click Filter, specify the filter criteria, and then click OK.
.3 Select one or more records, right-click, and then choose Set User Label from the
shortcut menu. In the dialog box that is displayed, set a custom label.
.4 On the Statistics by NE tab, select a statistics type from the Statistics Type drop-
down list and click Count.
.5 On the Statistics by Subnet tab, select a statistics type from the Statistics Type
drop-down list and click Count.
.6 On the Equivalent NE Statistics tab, click Count.
.7 On the NE List, Statistics by NE, Statistics by Subnet or Equivalent NE
Statistics tab, click Print to print the selected records.
.8 On the NE List, Statistics by NE, Statistics by Subnet or Equivalent NE
Statistics tab, click Save As. In the Saving Options dialog box, set the start and
end rows of the data to be saved, click next to File name to set the path,
name, and type of the file for saving the data, and click Save.
In the Saving Options dialog box, click OK.
Expected Results .1 On the NE List tab, all records are displayed. Alternatively, all records that meet
the filter criteria are displayed.
.2 The NE information is successfully queried. In addition, the information on the NE
is consistent with the information on the U2000.
.3 A custom label is successfully set.
.4 Physical statistics are collected by NE successfully.
.5 Physical statistics are collected by subnet successfully.
.6 The equivalent NE statistics are correctly displayed.
.7 The records that meet the conditions are saved to the specified directory.
Remarks Only the NE that supports query from the NE can be queried.
T-3.1.2 Managing Boards

Objective To test the function of managing boards.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are manageable devices on the U2000 and the devices are configured with
boards.
Inventory window, choose Board from the navigation tree.
.2 On the Board List tab, select All Records from the filter drop-down list.
Alternatively, click Filter, specify the filter criteria, and then click OK.
.3 On the Board List tab, select a record and click Query to query details about the
board.
.4 Select one or more records, right-click, and then choose Set User Label from the
shortcut menu. In the dialog box that is displayed, set a custom label.
.5 On the Statistics by NE tab, select a statistics type from the Statistics Type drop-
down list and click Count.
.6 On the Statistics by Subnet tab, select a statistics type from the Statistics Type
drop-down list and click Count.
.7 On the Board List, Statistics by NE or Statistics by Subnet tab, click Print to
print the selected records.
.8 On the Board List, Statistics by NE or Statistics by Subnet tab, click Save As. In
the Saving Options dialog box, set the start and end rows of the data to be saved,
click next to File name to set the path, name, and type of the file for saving
the data, and click Save.
Expected Results .1 On the Board List tab, all records are displayed. Alternatively, all records that meet
the filter criteria are displayed.
.2 The detailed information and the subboard and port information about each record
are correctly displayed.
.3 The board information is successfully queried. In addition, the card information on
the NE is consistent with the card information on the U2000.
.4 A custom label is successfully set.
.5 The board statistics are collected successfully by NE.
.6 The board statistics are collected successfully by subnet.
Remarks Only the board that supports query from the NE can be queried.
T-3.1.3 Managing Ports

Objective To test the function of managing ports.
Test Networking N/A

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.3 There are manageable devices on the U2000 and the devices are configured with
boards and ports.
Inventory window, choose Port from the navigation tree.
.2 On the Carrier Network Port tab, click Filter, set filter criteria, and click OK.
.3 Select one or multiple records, right-click, and choose Set User Label from the
shortcut menu. In the dialog box that is displayed, set port labels.
.4 On the Port Statistics tab, click next to NE Object to set the NE object and
then click Count.
.5 On the Carrier Network Port, Port Statistics tab, click Print to print the selected
records.
.6 On the Carrier Network Port, Port Statistics tab, click Save As. In the Saving
Options dialog box, set the start and end rows of the data to be saved, click
next to File name to set the path, name, and type of the file for saving the data, and
click Save.
Expected Results .1 The qualified port information is displayed according to the service type at the port,
NE type, and filter criteria.
Remarks For NEs of different domains, their ports are displayed differently.
T-3.1.4 Managing Telecommunications Rooms

Objective To test the function of managing telecommunications rooms.
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Prerequisites 1. The U2000 is functioning properly.

2. You have logged in to the U2000 and have the required management and operation
rights.
Test Procedure 1. Choose Inventory > Physical Inventory from the main menu. In the Physical
Inventory window, choose Telecommunications Room from the navigation tree.
2. On the Telecommunications Room List tab, click New. In the New
Telecommunications Room dialog box, set parameters such as
Telecommunications Room Name, Station, Country, and Province.
3. Select All Records from the drop-down list. Alternatively, click Filter. In the
dialog box that is displayed, specify the filter criteria and click OK.
4. Right-click a record in the telecommunications room list and choose Modify from
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that is displayed, modify the attributes of this telecommunications room.

5. Select one or more records from the telecommunications room list, right-click, and
then choose Set User Label from the shortcut menu. In the dialog box that is
displayed, set the user label.
6. Right-click a record in the telecommunications room list and choose Delete from
the shortcut menu; alternatively, select a record and click Delete. In the
confirmation dialog box, click Yes.
7. Select a record from the telecommunications room list and click Install
Racks/NMSs. In the Install Racks/NMSs dialog box, choose subracks or NMSs
from the navigation tree and click OK.
8. Select a telecommunications room that is configured with subracks or NMSs from
the telecommunications room list. On the Rack/NMS Information tab in the lower
pane, select the subrack or NMS and click Uninstall Racks/NMSs.
9. Click the Telecommunications Room Statistics tab. Select the required type from
the Statistics Type drop-down list.
10. On the Telecommunications Room List or Telecommunications Room Statistics
tab, click Save As. In the Saving Options dialog box, set the start and end rows of
the data to be saved, click next to File name to set the path, name, and type of
the file for saving the data, and click Save.
Expected Results 1. The telecommunications room is created successfully and its configuration data
displayed on the Telecommunications Room List tab is the same as the preset
data.
2. All records or the required records are displayed on the Telecommunications
Room List tab.
3. The telecommunications room is modified successfully and the telecommunications
room list is refreshed.
4. The user label is set successfully.
5. The telecommunications room is deleted successfully and the telecommunications
room list is refreshed after you click Yes.
6. The subrack or NMS is installed successfully and the table on the Rack/NMS
Information tab is refreshed.
7. The subrack or NMS is uninstalled successfully and the table on the Rack/NMS
Information tab is refreshed.
8. Statistics on telecommunications rooms of the selected type are displayed.
9. Records are saved to a file in the path that you specified.
Remarks Column width can be customized in the Column Settings dialog box.
T-3.1.5 Managing Racks

Objective To test the function of managing racks.
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Inventory window, choose Rack from the navigation tree.
2. On the Rack List tab, click New. In the New Rack dialog box, set parameters such
as Rack Type, Rack Name, Number of Shelves, Height, Width, and Depth.
4. Right-click a record in the rack list and choose Modify from the shortcut menu;
alternatively, select a record and click Modify. In the dialog box that is displayed,
modify rack attributes.
5. Select one or more records from the rack list, right-click, and then choose Set User
Label from the shortcut menu. In the dialog box that is displayed, set the user label.
6. Right-click a record in the rack list and choose Delete from the shortcut menu;
alternatively, select a record and click Delete. In the confirmation dialog box, click
Yes.
7. Click the Rack Statistics tab. Select the required type from the Statistics Type
drop-down list.
8. On the Rack List or Rack Statistics tab, click Save As. In the Saving Options
dialog box, set the start and end rows of the data to be saved, click next to File
name to set the path, name, and type of the file for saving the data, and click Save.
Expected Results 1. The rack is created successfully and its configuration data displayed on the Rack
List tab is the same as the preset data.
2. All records or required records are displayed on the Rack List tab.
3. The rack is modified successfully and the rack list is refreshed.
5. The rack is deleted successfully and the rack list is refreshed after you click Yes.
6. Statistics on racks of the selected type are displayed.
7. Records are saved to a file in the path that you specified.
T-3.1.6 Managing Subracks

Objective To test the function of managing subracks.
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3. Managed devices have been added to the U2000.

Inventory window, choose Subrack from the navigation tree.
3. Select a record from the subrack list and click the Detail Information and Board
tabs to view the details of this subrack.
4. Select one or more records from the subrack list, right-click, and then choose Set
User Label from the shortcut menu. In the dialog box that is displayed, set the user
label.
5. Click the Subrack Statistics tab. Select the required type from the Statistics Type
drop-down list.
6. On the Subrack List or Subrack Statistics tab, click Save As. In the Saving
click Save.
Expected Results 1. All records or the required records are displayed on the Subrack List tab.
2. The details and board information of each subrack are displayed.
4. Statistics on subracks of the selected type are displayed.
5. Records are saved to a file in the specified path according to filter criteria.
T-3.1.7 Managing Subboards

Objective To test the function of managing subboards.
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3. Managed devices have been added to the U2000 and boards and subboards have
been added to all these devices.
Inventory window, choose Subboard from the navigation tree.
2. On the Subboard List tab, select All Records from the drop-down list.
Alternatively, click Filter. In the dialog box that is displayed, specify the filter
criteria and click OK.
3. Select a record from the subboard list and click the Detail Information and Port
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4. Select a record from the subboard list and click Query.

5. Select one or more records from the subboard list, right-click, and then choose Set
User Label from the shortcut menu. In the dialog box that is displayed, set the user
label.
6. Click the Subboard Statistics tab. Select the required type from the Statistics
Type drop-down list.
7. On the Subboard List or Subboard Statistics tab, click Save As. In the Saving
click Save.
Expected Results 1. All records or required records are displayed on the Subboard List tab.
2. The details and port information of each subboard are displayed.
3. Subboard information is displayed and is the same between the U2000 and NEs.
5. Statistics on subboards of the selected type are displayed.
Remarks 1. You can collect statistics only on the devices that have subboards.
2. You can query the details of subboards that only support NE-side queries.
3. Column width can be customized in the Column Settings dialog box.
T-3.1.8 Collecting Slot Usage Statistics

Objective To test the function of collecting slot usage statistics.
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Inventory window, choose Slot Usage Statistics from the navigation tree.
2. On the Statistics by NE Type tab, click Filter next to NE Object. In the dialog
box that is displayed, choose the required NE objects from the navigation tree and
click OK.
3. Select the required NEs and click Count to refresh data.
4. Click Save As. In the Saving Options dialog box, set the start and end rows of the
data to be saved, click next to File name to set the path, name, and type of the
file for saving the data, and click Save.
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Remarks 1. In the Select NE Object dialog box, you can choose the required NE objects from
the navigation tree. Alternatively, click Find Object, In the Find Object dialog
box, set Content or Search Model.
2. When multiple clients are logged in, after a user clicks Count, data in the server
database can be refreshed to the clients in real time.
3. Data of the selected records is saved as XLSX, XLS, TXT, HTML, or CSV files in
the client\client\report folder by default. You can change the path for saving the
files if necessary.
T-3.1.9 Managing Optical/Electrical Modules

Objective To test the function of managing optical modules.

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3. There are manageable devices on the U2000.
Test Procedure 1. Choose Inventory > Physical Inventory from the main menu.
In the Physical Inventory window, choose Optical/Electrical Module from the
navigation tree.
2. On the SFP Information Report tab, click Filter next to Filter Scope.
In the dialog box that is displayed, select the target board and click OK.
3. Click the Router and Switch Optical/Electrical Module List tab.
Select All Records. Alternatively, click Filter, set filter criteria in the Filter dialog
box, and click OK.
4. Select one or more records, right-click, and choose Set Port User Label from the
shortcut menu.
In the dialog box that is displayed, set the user label.
5. Click the Router and Switch Optical/Electrical Module Statistics tab.
Click next to Statistics Scope.
In the dialog box that is displayed, select the target NE and click OK.
Select the desired statistics type from the Statistics Type drop-down list, and click
Count.
6. To print the desired records, click Print on the SFP Information Report, Router
and Switch Optical/Electrical Module List, or Router and Switch
Optical/Electrical Module Statistics tab.
7. To save data, perform the following operations:
Click Save As on the SFP Information Report, Router and Switch
Optical/Electrical Module List, or Router and Switch Optical/Electrical
Module Statistics tab.
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saved, click next to File name to set the path, name, and type of the file for
saving the data, and click Save.
Expected Results .1 The SFP Information Report tab is displayed.
.2 The information about the desired optical/Electrical modules is displayed.
.3 The information about the optical/Electrical modules of the selected router or
switch is displayed.
.4 The port user label is set successfully.
.5 The desired statistics on the optical modules of the target router or switch are
displayed.
.6 The desired records are printed.
.7 The records are saved to the specified directory.
Remarks Only the optical/Electrical module that supports query from the NE can be queried.
T 4NMS Security Management

T-4.1 Security Management
T-4.1.1 Managing Users

Objective To test the function of managing users.
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Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > NMS Security > NMS User Management from the
main menu.
.2 View information about a single user: Select a user from the navigation tree. Then,
in the right pane, click the Details, User Groups, ACL, Domain, or Operation
Rights tab respectively to view the information about the user.
.3 Create a user: Right-click User in the navigation tree and choose New User from
the shortcut menu. In the New User dialog box, enter the user name and password
and set the parameters. Then, click OK or Apply.
.4 Set general attributes of a user: Select a user from the navigation tree. On the
Details tab in the right pane, set the general attributes of a user as follows: Full
name, Description, Require user to change password on next login, Allow user
to change password, Disable user account, Maximum number of online users,
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.5 Set the user group of a user: Select a user from the navigation tree. On the User
Groups tab in the right pane, click Add. In the Add User Group dialog box, select
a user group and click OK. Alternatively, on the User Group tab, select the user
group of a user and click Delete. In the Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
.6 Set ACL of a user: Select a user from the navigation tree. On the ACL tab in the
right pane, select Set System ACL and click Add. In the window that is displayed,
set related parameters and then click OK. Alternatively, select Use specified ACLs
and set the IP addresses that can be used to access the current server.
.7 Set the domain of a user: Select a user from the navigation tree. On the Domain tab
in the right pane, click Select. In the Select Domain dialog box, select the NE, NE
sets, and subnets to be added to the domain and click OK. Alternatively, select All
Objects, Object Set, Subnet Device Set, Device or Subnet from Available
Objects to Selected Objects and click OK. Alternatively, select All Objects,
Objects set, Subnet Device Set, Device or Subnet to be deleted from Selected
Objects to Available Objects and click OK.
.8 Delete a user: Select a user from the navigation tree, right-click, and then choose
Delete from the shortcut menu. In the Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
Expected Results .1 The NMS User Management window is successfully displayed.
.2 The information about all managed user is successfully queried.
.3 The user is successfully created. The user is added to the U2000.
.4 The general attributes of the user are successfully set.
.5 The user group of the user is successfully set.
.6 The ACL of the user is successfully set.
.7 The domain of the user is successfully set.
.8 The user is successfully deleted. The deleted user is no longer displayed in the user
list and the user no longer exists on the U2000.
Remarks .1 The name of the user to be created must be unique. Only the user that has rights to
manage all user groups can create a user that belongs to no group.
.2 The default user admin cannot be deleted. Only user admin can delete the user that
has security operation rights.
.3 When the rights of an online user are set, the U2000 broadcasts the message to the
online user.
.4 Only user admin can assign the security operation rights to other users.
.5 The password for the new user must meet the requirements on the password policy.
The user can set the password policy as follows: Choose Administration > NMS
Security > Security Policies from the main menu. On the Password Policy tab, set
the policies.
T-4.1.2 Managing User Groups

Objective To test the function of managing user groups.
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main menu.
.2 Query information about all user groups: Click User Group in the navigation tree.
Then, in the right pane, view the brief information about the managed user groups.
.3 Query information about a single user group: Click a user group in the navigation
tree. Then, in the right pane, click the Details, Members, Domain, Operation
Rights, or Current Session tab to view the information about the user group.
.4 Create a user group: Right-click the User Group in the navigation tree and choose
New User Group from the shortcut menu. In the New User Group dialog box,
enter the name and description. Then, click Finish.
.5 Set the general attributes of a user group: Select a user group from the navigation
tree. On the Details tab in the right pane, set the general attributes of the user
group, such as name and description.
.6 Manage the members of a user group: Select a user group from the navigation tree.
On the Members tab in the right pane, add or delete members of the user group.
.7 Set the operation rights of a user group: Select a user group from the navigation
tree. On the Operation Rights tab in the right pane, click Select. In the Select
Operation Rights dialog box, select Authorization Objects and Operations. If
there are Authorization objects, select the objects from the Operation field and
select the specific authorized rights in the right pane. Then, click .
Alternatively, select the operation rights to be deleted and click . Then,

click OK.
.8 Set the domain of a user group: Select a user group from the navigation tree. On the
Domain tab in the right pane, click Select. In the Select Domain dialog box, select
the object sets and subnets to be added to the domain and click OK. Alternatively,
clear the object sets and subnets that need not be added into the domain. In the
Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
.9 Delete a user group: Right-click a user group in the navigation tree and choose
Expected Results .1 The NMS User Management window is successfully displayed.
.2 The information about all managed user groups is successfully queried.
.3 The information about a single user group is successfully queried.
.4 The user group is successfully created. The new user group is displayed in the user
group list and is added to the U2000.
.5 The general attributes of a user group are successfully set.
.6 The members of a user group are successfully set.
.7 The operation rights of a user group are successfully set.
.8 The domains of a user group are successfully set.
.9 The user group is successfully deleted. The deleted user group is no longer
displayed in the user group list and no longer exists on the U2000.
Remarks .1 The name of the user group to be created must be unique.
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.3 Only user administrator can assign the security operation rights to other users.
.4 The user that has rights to manage certain user groups can add or delete members
of a non-security user group. In other cases, only a user that has rights to manage
all user groups can perform operations on the user group.
.5 The U2000 provides some user groups by default. These default user groups are the
same as the common user groups, except that they are preconfigured during the
installation.
.6 If the user belongs to a certain user group, the user cannot modify the attributes of
the user group.
T-4.1.3 Managing Operation Sets

Objective To test the function of managing operation sets.
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main menu.
.2 Create an operation set: Right-click the Operation Set in the navigation tree and
choose New Operation Set from the shortcut menu. In the New Operation Set
dialog box, enter the name and description and select Type. Then, click OK or
Apply.
.3 Modify an operation set: Select an operation set from the navigation tree. On the
Details tab in the right pane, set the name and description. On the Members tab,
add or delete members of the operation set.
.4 Delete an operation set: Right-click an operation set in the navigation tree and
choose Delete from the shortcut menu. In the Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
Expected Results .1 The operation set is successfully created. The new operation set is displayed in the
operation set list and is added to the U2000.
.2 The general attributes and members of the operation set are successfully modified.
.3 The operation set is successfully deleted. The deleted operation set is no longer
displayed in the operation set list and the no longer exists on the U2000.
Remarks .1 The name of the operation set to be created must be unique.
.2 The U2000 provides some operation sets by default. These default operation sets
are the same as the ordinary operation sets, except that they are preconfigured
during the installation.
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T-4.1.4 Managing Object Sets

Objective To test the function of managing object sets.
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main menu.
.2 Create an object set: Right-click Object Set in the navigation tree and choose New
Object Set from the shortcut menu. In the New Object Set dialog box, enter the
name and description. Then, click OK or Apply.
.3 Modify an object set: Select the object set from the navigation tree. On the Details
tab in the right pane, set the description. On the Members tab, add or delete
members of the object set.
.4 Delete an object set: Right-click the object set in the navigation tree and choose
Expected Results .1 The object set is successfully created. The new object set is displayed in the object
set list and is added to the U2000.
.2 The general attributes and members of the object set are successfully modified.
.3 The object set is successfully deleted. The deleted object set is no longer displayed
in the object set list and no longer exists on the U2000.
Remarks The name of the object set to be created must be unique.
T-4.1.5 Managing the ACL List

Objective To test the function of managing the ACL list.
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Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > NMS Security > System ACL from the main menu.
.2 In the System ACL dialog box, click Add.
.3 In the Add System Access Control Item dialog box, add the IP addresses or IP
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Remarks The user cannot log in to the U2000 through an IP address that is not included in the
ACL list.
T-4.2 Client Access Control
T-4.2.1 Locking and Unlocking a Client

Objective To test the functions of locking and unlocking a client.
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Test Procedure .1 Lock a client: Choose File > Lock Terminal from the main menu to lock a client.
.2 Unlock a client: In the locked dialog box, press Ctrl+Alt+U according to the
instructions. In the unlock dialog box, enter the password and click OK.
Expected Results .1 The client is successfully locked and the user cannot perform any operation on the
client.
.2 The client is successfully unlocked and the user can perform operations on the
client again.
Remarks N/A
T-4.2.2 Setting the Automatic Lock Time of the Client

Objective To test the function of setting the automatic lock time of the client.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Choose File > Preferences from the main menu. In the dialog box that is displayed,
choose Lock Settings from the navigation tree.
.2 Set the automatic lock time of the client: In the Lock Settings(for Current User)
area, select the check box next to Automatically lock terminal, set the time in the
line below, and then click OK.
.3 Cancel an automatic lock: In the Lock Settings(for Current User) area, clear the
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Expected Results .1 The automatic lock time of the client is successfully set. The client is automatically
locked after the specified period of inactivity.
.2 The automatic lock of the client is successfully canceled. The client is not locked
automatically.
Remarks N/A
T-4.2.3 Forcing a User to Exit

Objective To test the function of forcing a user to exit.
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.3 There is another online client except the current client on the U2000.
Test Procedure .1 Log in to the U2000 as a super user. Choose Administration > NMS Security >
Monitor User Sessions from the main menu.
.2 In the session monitor list, select a user, right-click, and then choose Force User to
Log Out from the shortcut menu. Alternatively, select a user and click Force User
to Log Out. In the Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
Expected Results The user is forced to exit successfully, and the client that the user logs in to is forced to
exit.
Remarks .1 A user cannot force itself to exit.
.2 User admin cannot be forced to exit.
T 5NMS Log Management

T-5.1 NMS Operation Logs
T-5.1.1 Viewing the U2000 Logs

Objective To test the function of viewing the U2000 logs.
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Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > Log Management > Query Operation Logs,
Administration > Log Management > Query System Logs, or Administration >
Log Management > Query Security Logs from the main menu.
.2 In the Filter dialog box, specify the filter criteria. Then, click OK to view the logs.
.3 In the Query Operation Logs, Query System Logs or Query Security Logs
window, select one log, right-click and then choose Details from the shortcut menu
to view details about the logs.
Expected Results .1 Logs are successfully queried and displayed according to different query
conditions.
.2 Details of the logs can be queried successfully.
Remarks The NMS logs consist of operation logs, security logs, and system logs. For details on
the operations, see "Test Procedure" and "Expected Results."
T-5.2 Log Storage
T-5.2.1 Saving and Dumping NMS Logs as a File

Objective To test the functions of saving and dumping NMS logs as a file.
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Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > Log Management > Query Operation Logs,
Administration > Log Management > Query System Logs, or Administration >
Log Management > Query Security Logs from the main menu and specify the
filter criteria to display the required logs.
.2 In the log list, right-click and choose Save Specified Records from the shortcut
menu. In the Save Specified Records dialog box, set the start and end rows of the
data to be saved, click next to File name to set the path, name, and type of the
file for saving the data, and click Save.
In the Save Specified Records dialog box, click OK.
Expected Results Logs are saved successfully and the specified logs are saved as a file in the specified
path.
Remarks There are three items on the shortcut menu, Save All Records, Save Selected Records,
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T 6Database Backup Management

T-6.1 Database Backup
T-6.1.1 Backing Up a Database

Objective To test the function of backing up a database.
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Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > Back Up/Restore NMS Data > Database Backup
from the main menu.
.2 In the Backup field, enter the backup path and click Backup.
Expected Results The data of the database is successfully backed up to the specified directory.
Remarks The backup operation is time-consuming. Therefore, wait patiently during the backup.
T 7NMS License Management

T-7.1 NMS License
T-7.1.1 Querying the License

Objective To test the function of querying the license.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Choose Help > License Management>License Information from the main menu.
The License Information window is displayed.
.2 Click the Resource Control Item and Function Control Item tabs respectively to
view the license information.
Expected Results The license information about the U2000 is correctly displayed.
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T 8System Monitoring and Management

T-8.1 System Monitoring
T-8.1.1 Querying and Maintaining Process Parameters

Objective To test the functions of querying and maintaining process parameters.
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Prerequisites .1 The server works properly.

.2 The system monitor process is ended.
Test Procedure .1 Start the System Monitor client. Then, click the Service Monitor tab after a
successful login.
.2 Right-click a service process and choose Details from the shortcut menu. In the
dialog box that is displayed, view the information about the process.
.3 Right-click a running service process whose startup mode is Manual and choose
Startup Mode > Automatic from the shortcut menu.
.4 Right-click a running service process whose startup mode is Automatic and choose
Startup Mode > Manual from the shortcut menu.
.5 Select the processes selected in Steps 3 and 4, right-click, and choose Stop the
Service from the shortcut menu.
.6 Select the service process selected in Step 3, right-click, and choose Start the
Service from the shortcut menu.
.7 Select the service process selected in Step 4, right-click, and choose Startup Mode
> Disabled from the shortcut menu.
Expected Results .1 After Step 3, the startup mode of the selected service process is changed to
Automatic.
.2 After Step 4, the startup mode of the selected service process is changed to
Manual.
.3 After Step 5, the stopped service process is not automatically started.
.4 After Step 6, the status of the service process is running.
.5 After Step 7, the startup mode of the selected service process is changed to
Disabled.
Remarks N/A
T-8.1.2 Querying and Maintaining the System Monitoring Parameters

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Prerequisites The server works properly.
Test Procedure .1 Start the System Monitor client. Then, click the Process Monitor tab after a
successful login.
.2 Choose Administration > Settings from the main menu. In the System Monitor
Settings dialog box, view the system monitoring parameters.
.3 Click the Server Monitor tab. Then, set the thresholds of the number of continuous
CPU overloads, refreshing interval of server monitoring, and server monitoring
thresholds.
.4 Click the Hard Disk Monitor tab. Then, set the refreshing interval of hard disk
monitoring and hard disk monitoring thresholds.
.5 Click the Database Monitor tab. Then, set the refreshing interval of database
monitoring and database space usage thresholds.
.6 Query the information about the server, process, database, and hard disk and check
whether it is the same as the preset values.
Expected Results .1 The information about the system monitoring parameters is correctly displayed.
.2 The information about the server, process, database, and hard disk is refreshed
according to the preset refreshing intervals.
.3 When the resource usage exceeds the threshold, the corresponding resource records
on the database information, system resource information, and hard disk
information tabs are displayed in red.
.4 When the occupancy of the CPU, memory, hard disk, or database exceeds the
preset threshold, the corresponding alarm is reported to the U2000.
Remarks N/A
T-8.1.3 Shutting Down the U2000 Server

Objective To test the function of shutting down the U2000 server.
Test Networking N/A

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.2 The system monitor process is running.
Test Procedure .1 Start the System Monitor client. Switch to the Service Monitor tab after successful
login. Then choose Administration > Stop All Services from the main menu.
.2 In the Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
Expected Results .1 All processes are stopped. On the Service Monitor tab, the status of all U2000
server processes is displayed as stopped.
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T-8.1.4 Starting the U2000 Server

Objective To test the function of starting the U2000 server.
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Prerequisites .1 All service processes of the server are ended.

Test Procedure .1 Start the System Monitor client. Switch to the Service Monitor tab after successful
login. Then choose Administration > Start All Services from the main menu.
.2 In the Confirm dialog box, click Yes.
Expected Results All processes, except for the processes whose startup mode is disabled, are started. The
U2000 is started. On the Service Monitor tab, the running information of the U2000
server processes is correctly displayed.
Remarks N/A
T-8.2 System Management
T-8.2.1 Setting Resource Usage Thresholds

Objective To test the function of setting resource usage thresholds.
Test Networking N/A

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Test Procedure .1 Log in to the System Monitor client.
.2 Choose Administration > Settings from the main menu. In the System Monitor
Settings dialog box, click the Server Monitor, Hard Disk Monitor, Database
Monitor, and Service Monitor tabs.
.3 Set the parameters correctly on the tabs.
Expected Results .1 The thresholds are successfully set when the entered thresholds are correct.
.2 When the resource usage exceeds the threshold, the corresponding resource records
on the database information, system resource information, and hard disk
information tabs are displayed in red.
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T-8.3 Configuration File Management
T-8.3.1 Managing Configuration Files in the GUI

Objective To test the function of managing configuration files in the GUI.

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Prerequisites 1. The database server functions properly.

2. Log in to Network Management System Maintenance Suite.
Test Procedure 1. Choose Tools > Config Manager, click Filter, set filter criteria in the Set Filter
dialog box, and click OK.
2. Double-click a record in the list in the Config Manager window.
In the Modify Config Value dialog box, change Config Value and click OK.
Expected Results 1. The desired configuration items are displayed.
2. The configuration item is successfully modified.
Remarks N/A
T 9NE Software Management

T-9.1 Configuring the System
T-9.1.1 Configuring the System

Objective To test the function of configuring the system
Test Networking N/A

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.3 You have configured FTP and SFTP on the U2000 server.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > NE Software Management > FTP Settings from the main
menu. The FTP Settings dialog box is displayed. On the System Information tab,
set Single NIC Configuration, System IP Address, and NAT IP.
.2 Choose File > Preferences from the main menu. In the Preferences dialog box,
choose OSS Client/Server File Transfer Settings from the navigation tree and set
the file transfer mode to FTP or SFTP between U2000 client and server.
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.2 The File Transfer mode is successfully set.

Remarks N/A
T-9.2 NE Configuration
T09-0201 Saving NEs
Objective To test the function of saving NEs.
Test Networking N/A

Diagram
Prerequisites 1. The U2000 must run properly.

2. The user must have logged in to the U2000 and have the related management and
operation rights.
3. The U2000 must communicate properly with the NE.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > NE Software Management > NE Data
Backup/Restoration from the main menu.
.2 On the NE View tab page, select one or more NEs, right-click, and then choose
Save from the shortcut menu.
.3 In the Save dialog box, click Start to save the NEs.
Expected Results The NEs are successfully saved.
Remarks the transport domain don’t support the save function
T09-0202 Backing Up NEs

Objective To test the function of backing up NEs.
Test Networking N/A

Diagram
Prerequisites .1 The U2000 must run properly.

.2 The user must have logged in to the U2000 and have the related management and
operation rights.
.3 The U2000 must communicate properly with NEs.
.4 The SFTP or FTP service on the U2000 server is running, and you have set the file
transfer mode to FTP or SFTP between OSS client and server. By default, SFTP is
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Backup from the shortcut menu.
.3 In the Backup dialog box, click Start to back up the NEs.
Expected Results The NE database is backed up successfully. The information about the backup file is
displayed on the Backup Information tab in the lower pane
Remarks N/A
T09-0203 Restoring NEs

Objective To test the function of restoring NEs.
Test Networking N/A

Diagram

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.3 The U2000 must communicate properly with NEs.
.4 The SFTP or FTP service on the U2000 server is running, and you have set the file
transfer mode to FTP or SFTP between OSS client and server. By default, SFTP is
used as the file transfer protocol of the client and server.
.5 The NEs must be backed up.
Recover from the shortcut menu.
.3 In the Recover dialog box, set Content Type and Activate Type and click Start to
restore the NEs.
Expected Results The NEs are successfully restored.
Remarks N/A
T09-03 Policy Configuration

T09-0301 Configuring the Default Saving or Backup Policy
Objective To test the function of configuring the default saving or backup policy.
Test Networking N/A

Diagram

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operation rights.
Test Procedure 1. Choose Administration > NE Software Management > NE Backup Policy
Management from the main menu.On the NE Backup Policy Management tab
page, right-click Default Policy in the navigation tree and choose Modify Policy
from the shortcut menu.
2. In the Modify Policy dialog box, set parameters in the Period Backup Policy and
Period Save Policy areas, and then click OK.
Expected Results The default policy is successfully modified.
Remarks The new default policy applies to only NEs set in the default policies. The backup
policy for new NEs is automatically set to the default policy.
The Period Save Policy in the policy settings is not supported in the transport domain
and the default configuration can be retained
T09-0302 Creating a Saving, Backup

Objective To test the function of creating a saving, backup, or configuration change policy.
Test Networking N/A

Diagram

operation rights
Test Procedure 1. Choose Administration > NE Software Management > NE Backup Policy
page, right-click Default Policy in the navigation tree and choose New Policy from
the shortcut menu.In the Setting Policy(Create Policy) dialog box, select one or
more NEs and click Next. Set Policy Name, and parameters in the Period Backup
Policy and Period Save Policy areas. Click Advanced Settings.In the Setting
backup attribute dialog box, click the Route NE tab, set Setting Timer Backup
parameters, and click OK.
2. In the Setting Policy(Create Policy) dialog box, click OK.
Expected Results The policy is successfully created. The selected NEs are automatically saved and backed
up in a scheduled manner according to the policy.
Remarks The new policy takes effect only for the selected NEs. The save time and backup time
must be different.
The Period Save Policy in the policy settings is not supported in the transport domain
but the default configuration does not need to be modified.

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T09-0303 Enabling and Disabling a Policy

Objective To test the function of enabling and disabling a policy.
Test Networking N/A

Diagram

operation rights.
Test Procedure .1 Choose Administration > NE Software Management > NE Backup Policy
page, select the policy to be enabled in the navigation tree, right-click, and then
choose Enable Backup Policy or Enable Save Policy from the shortcut menu.
.2 On the NE Backup Policy Management tab page, select the policy to be disabled
in the navigation tree, right-click, and then choose Disable Backup Policy or
Disable Save Policy from the shortcut menu.
Expected Results .1 In the right-hand pane on the NE Backup Policy Management tab page, the
values of Backup Policy Status and Save Policy Status change to Run.
.2 In the right-hand pane on the NE Backup Policy Management tab page,
the values of Backup Policy Status and Save Policy Status change to
Stop.
Remarks N/A
T 10U2000 data restore functions.

T-10.1 Verifying the DB backup and Restoration
Objective Verifying the DB backup and Restoration
Diagram
Preset
U2000 veritas system is working normally.
Conditions
Test Procedure
Create a NE at master server.
Shutdown the Master server ,then create another NE at
the slave server.
Let the Master server up.
Expected Results
Loging the u2000 from slave server ,The slave server
will have 2 NE’s information.
The master server will have the 2 NE’s information.

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Test Description None

Remarks
Representative/s of Huawei: Representative/s of
Customer:
Date Month Year Date Month Year
T-10.2 Verifying the Modify and delete NE

Objective Verifying the Modify and delete NE
Diagram
Preset
U2000 server is working normally.
Conditions
A NE is added to the U2000 server.
Test Procedure
Make an ip on the NE’s port from U2000 .
Delete The NE from U2000.
Expected Results
Loging the NE and check the ip have been deploy on the
port.
The NE will disappered from U2000 manage sheet.
Test Description None
Remarks
Representative/s of Huawei: Representative/s of
Customer:
Date Month Year Date Month Year

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Acceptance Test Guide Contents

Common Domain Operation Guide (Basic Package)................................................................1

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Common Domain Operation Guide (Basic

T-1.1.1 Expanding and Collapsing a Topological Object

Test Networking None

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

Internal Number T01-0101

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T-1.1.2 Viewing the Connection Information

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

Internal Number T01-0102

T-1.1.3 Viewing the Attributes of a Topological Object

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

Internal Number T01-0103

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T-1.1.4 Editing a Topological Object

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

T-1.1.5 Setting the Display Mode of the Topology View

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

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Internal Number T01-0105

T-1.1.6 Searching for Topological Objects

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

Internal Number T01-0106

T-1.1.7 Customizing the Topology View

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

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Internal Number T01-0107

T-1.2 Topology Alarms

T-1.2.1 Viewing Current Alarms of an NE

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

Internal Number T01-0201

T-1.2.2 Acknowledging Alarms of an NE

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

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T-2.1.1 Viewing Alarms and Events

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

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Internal Number T02-0101

T-2.1.2 Collecting the Alarm/Event Log Statistics

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

Internal Number T02-0102

T-2.1.3 Stopping the Alarm Sound

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

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Internal Number T02-0103

T-2.1.4 Locating an Alarm in the Topology View

Test Networking N/A

Prerequisites .1 The U2000 is functioning properly.

Internal Number T02-0104