SJ-20160328171815-028-ZXUR 9000 UMTS (V4.15.10.20) Configuration Tool Operation Guide PDF

ZXUR 9000 UMTS
Radio Network Controller

Configuration Tool Operation Guide
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Revision History
Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason
R1.0 2016-04-20 The following are the changes that were made in this version
compared with the early version (V4.14.10.14).
l Modified figure in the" 1.4 Managing Mutually Exclusive
Access for Multiple Managed Elements" section.
l Modified figure in the" 1.5 Setting an Automatic Release Time
for Mutually Exclusive Access" section.
l Modified descriptions in the entire manual.
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Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Mutually Exclusive Access Management for Data
Configuration.......................................................................................... 1-1
1.1 Overview ........................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 Applying for Mutually Exclusive Access................................................................ 1-2
1.3 Releasing Mutually Exclusive Access .................................................................. 1-2
1.4 Managing Mutually Exclusive Access for Multiple Managed Elements.................... 1-3
1.5 Setting an Automatic Release Time for Mutually Exclusive Access ........................ 1-5
Chapter 2 Management Functions for Data Configuration..................... 2-1

2.1 Data Configuration Overview............................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Configuration Data Backup and Restoration ......................................................... 2-2
2.2.1 Backing Up Configuration Data ................................................................. 2-2
2.2.2 Restoring Configuration Data .................................................................... 2-4
2.3 Synchronizing Data to a Network Element ........................................................... 2-6
2.3.1 Checking Configuration Data Validity on a Network Element ....................... 2-6
2.3.2 Synchronizing Configuration Data ............................................................. 2-8
2.4 Configuration Data Import and Export ................................................................ 2-10
2.4.1 Exporting Configuration Data .................................................................. 2-10
2.4.2 Importing Configuration Data................................................................... 2-12
2.5 Modifying Configuration Data in Batches............................................................ 2-13
2.6 Enabling a License ........................................................................................... 2-14
2.7 Maintaining Neighbor Relations......................................................................... 2-15
2.8 Restoring Data From the Snapshot Area to the Modification Area........................ 2-18
2.9 Quick Data Configuration .................................................................................. 2-19
2.9.1 Creating a Template File for Quick Data Import ........................................ 2-19
2.9.2 Exporting Quick Configuration Data ......................................................... 2-22
2.9.3 Importing Quick Configuration Data ......................................................... 2-23
2.10 Restoring for Emergency ................................................................................ 2-25
2.11 Independent Board Configuration Management ................................................ 2-28
2.11.1 Configuring an Independent Board Online .............................................. 2-28
2.11.2 Exporting Configuration Data of the Independent Board .......................... 2-29
2.12 Default Value Management ............................................................................. 2-30
2.12.1 Importing a Default Value File................................................................ 2-31

2.12.2 Forcibly Setting Parameters to Default Values ........................................ 2-32
2.13 Master and Slave OMMR Data Management.................................................... 2-34
2.13.1 Verifying Data Consistency Between the Master OMMR and the Slave
OMMR ................................................................................................. 2-34
2.13.2 Synchronizing Master and Slave OMMR Data ........................................ 2-34
2.14 NodeB Module Configuration Management ...................................................... 2-35
2.14.1 Restoring a Module .............................................................................. 2-35
2.14.2 Adjusting a Module ............................................................................... 2-37
Chapter 3 Auxiliary Functions for Data Configuration ........................... 3-1

3.1 Overview ........................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Searching for Parameters ................................................................................... 3-1
3.3 Filtering Network Elements ................................................................................. 3-2
3.4 Data Comparison Between Snapshot Area and Modify Area ................................. 3-3
3.5 Batch NE Operation ........................................................................................... 3-5
3.6 Switching the Board Showing Name .................................................................... 3-7
3.7 Importing or Exporting a File to or From a Shortcut ............................................... 3-7
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Glossary ........................................................................................................ III
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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes how to manage RNC configuration data by using the various ZXUR
9000 UMTS tools in the Configuration Management window of the Element Management
System (EMS).
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Network planning engineers

l Network optimization engineers
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter 1, Mutually Exclusive Access Manage- Describes the mutually exclusive access manage-
ment for Data Configuration ment for data configuration, including apply for
mutually exclusive access, release mutually ex-
clusive access, and batch mutually exclusive ac-
cess operation.
Chapter 2, Management Functions for Data Con- Describes how to manage configuration data, in-
figuration cluding the backup, restoration, synchronization,
import, and export of configuration data.
Chapter 3, Auxiliary Functions for Data Configura- Describes how to operate the configuration data
tion of NEs through the auxiliary functions.
Related Documentation
ZXUR 9000 UMTS Radio Network Controller Ground Parameter Reference
ZXUR 9000 UMTS Radio Network Controller Radio Parameter Reference

ZXUR 9000 UMTS Radio Network Controller Specifications and Requirements for
Importing Radio Parameter Settings
Conventions
Typeface Meaning
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Chapter 1
Mutually Exclusive Access
Management for Data
Configuration
Table of Contents
Overview ....................................................................................................................1-1
Applying for Mutually Exclusive Access ......................................................................1-2
Releasing Mutually Exclusive Access .........................................................................1-2
Managing Mutually Exclusive Access for Multiple Managed Elements ........................1-3
Setting an Automatic Release Time for Mutually Exclusive Access.............................1-5
1.1 Overview
The network element management system supports concurrent login of multiple users
through different clients. The mutually exclusive access ensures that only one user
can operate a Network Element (NE) through a client at a time. In the Configuration
Management window, you can set mutually exclusive access for the NE.
You select View > Configuration Management, and the Configuration Management
window is displayed, see Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 Configuration Management Window
Network Element Tree is located at the bottom-left corner of the screen. The following
mutually exclusive access operations can be performed on a managed element:
l Applying for mutually exclusive access
l Releasing mutually exclusive access
l Batch Managing mutually exclusive access
When a user applies for and obtains the mutually exclusive access for an NE through
a client (for example, client A), a green lock icon appears beside the NE node in the
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Network Element Tree on client A, indicating this user can perform operations on the
node and all its child nodes. Correspondingly, a red lock icon appears beside this NE
node on other clients (for example, client B), indicating the mutually exclusive access for
the NE has been obtained by another user.
Before performing modification operations such as restoration, synchronization, import,
configuration data modification, and license enabling, you must ensure that:
l This user has applied for mutually exclusive access for the NE.
l If mutually exclusive access is released, the system automatically applies for mutually
exclusive access for the NE when modification operations are performed.
1.2 Applying for Mutually Exclusive Access

Obtaining mutually exclusive access can prevent other users from configuring a managed
element at the same time and causing data confusion.
Prerequisite
The NE to be applied is not used by other clients.
Steps
1. In the Network Element Tree, right-click a managed element node, and select Apply
for Mutex Right.
– End of Steps –
Result
The icon appears before the managed element node, indicating that the mutually
exclusive access of the NE and its child nodes is occupied by this client, see Figure 1-2.
Figure 1-2 Result of Applying for Mutually Exclusive Access
The icon appears beside the NE on the topological view of other clients, indicating that
the mutually exclusive access of the NE has been occupied by a client.
1.3 Releasing Mutually Exclusive Access

You must release the mutually exclusive access on a managed element after changing
the configuration data of the element through a client, so that other users can apply for
the mutually exclusive access for the managed element. Both the client who applies for
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mutually exclusive access and the client who does not apply for mutually exclusive access
can release it.
After mutually exclusive access is released, the green lock icon before the managed
element node disappears, indicating that no one obtains mutually exclusive access for it.
Steps
1. In the Network Element Tree, right-click a managed element node, and select
Release for Mutex Right.
Result
The icon beside the managed element node disappears, indicating the mutually
exclusive access of this NE is not occupied, see Figure 1-3.
Figure 1-3 Result of Releasing Mutually Exclusive Access
1.4 Managing Mutually Exclusive Access for Multiple

Managed Elements
This procedure describes how to apply for and release mutually exclusive access for
multiple managed elements.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Mutex Right Management. The Mutex Right
Management dialog box is displayed, see Figure 1-4.
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Figure 1-4 Mutex Right Management Dialog Box
The icon indicates that the mutually exclusive access on the corresponding managed
element has been granted to the user.
The icon indicates that the mutually exclusive access on the corresponding
managed element has been granted to other users.
2. In the Mutex Right Management dialog box, perform the following operations.
If... Then...
You want to select NEs that you have rights of in Click Select Mine.
the Mutex right information area
You want to select all the NEs in the Mutex right Click Select All.
information area
You want to clear all the selected NEs in the Click Deselect All.
Mutex right information area
You want to apply for mutually exclusive access Click Apply For.
for the selected managed elements
You want to release mutually exclusive access for Click Release.

the selected managed elements
You want to update the information of the Network Click Refresh.

Element(s) in the list
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If... Then...
You want to close the Mutex Right Management Click Close.

dialog box
You want to filter out a node Enter the information to be filtered in the Enter
filter text text box, and click Refresh.
1.5 Setting an Automatic Release Time for Mutually

Exclusive Access
If the system is in idle state, namely, the user does not add, delete, or modify configuration
data (excluding data query) for more than the set time, the system will automatically release
the mutually exclusive access of the user.
The user can set an automatic release time for mutually exclusive access in the system.
Context
By default, the system sets the automatic release time to 1 hour for up to 1 week (7 days
× 24 hours = 168 hours). If the release time is set to 0, the mutually exclusive access will
never be automatically released.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Advanced > Mutex Right Automatic Release
Time Setting. The Mutex Right Automatic Release Time Setting dialog box is
displayed, see Figure 1-5.
Figure 1-5 Mutex Right Automatic Release Time Setting Dialog Box
2. Enter a release time in the Automatic release time text box, and then click OK.
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Chapter 2
Management Functions for
Data Configuration
Table of Contents
Data Configuration Overview......................................................................................2-1
Configuration Data Backup and Restoration ...............................................................2-2
Synchronizing Data to a Network Element..................................................................2-6
Configuration Data Import and Export.......................................................................2-10
Modifying Configuration Data in Batches ..................................................................2-13
Enabling a License ...................................................................................................2-14
Maintaining Neighbor Relations ................................................................................2-15
Restoring Data From the Snapshot Area to the Modification Area ............................2-18
Quick Data Configuration .........................................................................................2-19
Restoring for Emergency..........................................................................................2-25
Independent Board Configuration Management........................................................2-28
Default Value Management ......................................................................................2-30
Master and Slave OMMR Data Management ...........................................................2-34
NodeB Module Configuration Management ..............................................................2-35
2.1 Data Configuration Overview

An NE saves two sets of configuration data in Modify Area and Snapshot Area in the
EMS.
l Modify Area: stores configuration data that is being modified but is not synchronized
to the NE.
l Snapshot Area: stores valid configuration data.
After the configuration data in Modify Area is successfully synchronized to the NE,
configuration data in Snapshot Area is generated accordingly. If configuration data
in Snapshot Area exists, it is updated.
When you restore data from the snapshot area to the modification area by
right-clicking an NE in the NE topology tree and selecting Restore modify area from
snapshot area from the shortcut menu),
à If the NE status is Synchronize all data, the system backs up data

automatically under the ums-clnt\cmdata\cmexport path with the file name
of SWITCH-timestamp.zip.
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à If the NE status is Synchronize modified or all data or No necessary

synchronize, the system does not back up data automatically when restoring
data from the snapshot area to the modification area.
This procedure describes how to manage the configuration data of a Radio Network
Controller (RNC), including:
l Back up and restore configuration data
l Synchronize configuration data
l Export and import configuration data
l Modify configuration data in batches
l Enable the license
l Maintain neighbor relation
l Configure data quickly
l Restore data in emergency
l Configure an independent board online
2.2 Configuration Data Backup and Restoration

2.2.1 Backing Up Configuration Data
This procedure describes how to back up the configuration data of specific NEs to a client
computer.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Data Backup. The Data Backup dialog box is
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Figure 2-1 Data Backup Dialog Box
a. In the Select backup NEs list, select NE(s) whose configuration data needs to be
backed up.
b. Click Browse. The Save dialog box is displayed.
c. Select or type a directory where you want to save the backup data, and click Open.
d. Fill in File name prefix and Backup note.
Note:
The default prefix is ConfigData. You can also type a file prefix.
2. Click Back Up. The system starts backing up the configuration data of the selected
network element(s). The Backup data progress message box is displayed, see
Figure 2-2. The backup data will be saved as a .zip file. After the backup is completed,
the Confirm dialog box is displayed, indicating that the backup has completed.
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Figure 2-2 Backup Data Progress Message Box
3. Perform the following operations as required.
If... Then...
You want to open the directory where the backup Click Yes.
data is located
You want to return to the Data Backup dialog box Click No.
You want to display backup configuration data Click Show Details.

details
2.2.2 Restoring Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to restore the configuration data from a backup file in a
client computer to an NE.
Prerequisite
Configuration data needs to be restored.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Data Restoration. The Data Restore dialog
box is displayed.
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2. Select Local or Server, and select the corresponding backup *.zip files. In the
Abstract of the backup file text box and Select NE(s) to restore list, the abstract
of the selected backup file and the corresponding subnetwork(s) are automatically
Figure 2-3 Example of Backup File Abstract and Subnetwork to Be Restored
If... Then...
You want to restore configuration data in Modify l Select Restore modify area.
Area l Select Modify area or Snapshot area as the
restore data source.
You want to restore configuration data in Select Restore snapshot area.

Snapshot Area
4. In the Select NEs to restore list, select the NE(s) to be restored and click Restore.
The Important Operation dialog box is displayed.
5. (Optional) If Back up data before performing the operation is selected, the Data
Restore dialog box is displayed. Click Backup to backup the configuration data of the
selected NE.
6. Enter the verification code.
7. Click OK. The Restore Data Progress dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-4.
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Figure 2-4 Restore Data Progress Dialog Box
8. Click Close.
2.3 Synchronizing Data to a Network Element

The configuration data in Modify area on the network element management server can be
synchronized to a network element. The synchronization must be conducted when some
important operations have been performed, for example, configuration data modification.
There are two types of configuration data synchronization: all data synchronization and
incremental data synchronization.
Before the data synchronization, a global check on the configuration data validity is
automatically performed by the network management system. This procedure describes
how to perform a global check.
2.3.1 Checking Configuration Data Validity on a Network Element

This procedure describes how to check the validity of the configuration data on an NE.
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Note:
If the network element has too many managed objects, the check will take a long time.
Prerequisite
You have applied for the mutually exclusive access right of the NE.
Steps
1. In the Network Element Tree, right-click a managed element node, and select Global
Check. The Global Check dialog box is displayed. Based on the NEs in the system,
the System information and UMTS tabs are displayed.
2. Select the required check items from the list, or select Select all to select all check
items.
Check items with the Critical field set to Yes are required check items.
Check items with the Critical field set to No are optional check items.
The License Check item is a required check item.
3. Click Start. After the global check, the result is displayed in the area below, see Figure
2-5.
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Figure 2-5 Result of the Configuration Data Validity Check
4. Click Close.
Related Task
l Click Clear to clear the displayed check result.
l Click Export to save the check result to the local disk in a *.txt file.
2.3.2 Synchronizing Configuration Data

After some important operations such as NE configuration data modification, data
synchronization is required. This procedure describes how to synchronize configuration
data to an NE. There are two types of configuration data synchronization:
l All data synchronization: synchronizes all related configuration data from a network
management server to an NE.
l Incremental data synchronization: synchronizes the data that is modified after the
previous synchronization.
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The two synchronization types are for different configuration data, but have similar
operation steps.
Note:
Before the configuration data synchronization, a global data validity check will be
automatically performed. If the system shows an error after the global data validity check,
you must modify it before synchronizing configuration data.
Prerequisite
The network management system is operating properly and the NEs are properly
connected to the system.
Steps
1. Perform one of the following action to start data synchronization.
If... Then...
You want to synchronize all configuration data Right-click a managed element node in the
Network Element Tree, and select Synchronize
All Data.
You want to synchronize the modified Right-click a managed element node in the
configuration data Network Element Tree, and select Synchronize
Modified Data.
2. Click Start in the Global Check dialog box.

3. Click Next to close the Global Check dialog box. The Confirm dialog box is displayed.
4. Enter the verification code and click OK. The data synchronization starts and the
Synchronize All Data or Synchronize Modified Data dialog box is displayed, see
Figure 2-6.
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Figure 2-6 Synchronize All Data Dialog Box
Note:
Do not reboot a board when the configuration data synchronization is in progress
(especially, do not reboot the OMP board).
5. Click Close.
Result
The configuration data in Modify Area is synchronized to the NE and a snapshot area is
generated. If a snapshot area exists, configuration data in the snapshot area is updated.
2.4 Configuration Data Import and Export

2.4.1 Exporting Configuration Data
This procedure describes how to export configuration data of an NE to a .zip file on the
local disk.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Data Export. The Data Export dialog box is
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Figure 2-7 Data Export Dialog Box
a. In Network Element Tree, select the NEs whose configuration data is to be

exported.
b. Select Modify area or Snapshot area for Data area.

c. Select ZTD file or CSV file for File type.
d. Click Browse. The Save dialog box is displayed.
Select or enter the file path for storing the exported data, and click Save.
e. Enter a file name prefix if necessary.
2. Click Export. The information box at the lower part displays the export status and
progress. After the export is completed, the Confirm dialog box is displayed.
If... Then...
You want to open the directory where the backup Click Yes.
file is located
You want to return to the Data Export dialog box Click No.
You want to display the details of configuration Click Show Details.

data export
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2.4.2 Importing Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to import configuration data from a configuration file.
You cannot overwrite the configuration data of an existing NE in the EMS by importing new
configuration data. If an NE in the importing configuration file exists in the EMS, you need
to delete it in Network Element Tree first.
Note:
The configuration file to be imported must be a ztd file, which can be generated by
exporting configuration data.
Steps
1. (Optional) If an NE in the importing configuration file exists in the EMS, delete the NE
in Network Element Tree.
2. Select Configuration Management > Data Import. The Data Import dialog box is
Figure 2-8 Configuration Data Import Dialog Box
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3. Click Browse. The Open dialog box is displayed.

4. Select a configuration file, and click Open.
5. Click Execute. The Confirm dialog box is displayed.
6. Enter the verification code.
7. Click OK. The import status and progress are displayed in the information box. After
the import is completed, a message is displayed.
8. Click OK.
2.5 Modifying Configuration Data in Batches

This procedure describes how to modify configuration data in batches.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Data Batch Configuration Management. The
Data Batch Configuration Management window is displayed.
2. Click at the upper left side of the window, and select the NEs to be modified in
batch.
3. Click at the upper left side of the window, the NE MO tree is displayed.
4. Double-click a managed object node, the corresponding data view is displayed in the
right pane, see Figure 2-9.
Figure 2-9 Data Batch Configuration Management Window
5. Modify the data by one of the following methods:
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l Right-click a data grid, and select Modify. The Modify dialog box is displayed.
l Select data grid, and click on the toolbar. The Modify dialog box is displayed.
Note:
l Grey grids cannot be modified.
l Multiple data grids can be selected and modified in a column. Different data grids
in a line cannot be modified at the same time.
6. Enter new configuration data and click OK.

2.6 Enabling a License

This procedure describes how to modify the license of UMTS NEs to true or false.
Steps
1. Right-click a UMTS NE in Network Element Tree, and select License Open. The
Modify CM Data by License Items dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-10.
Figure 2-10 Modify CM Data by License Items Dialog Box
In the Number Items and Switch Item (Can not Modify) tabs, each license of NEs
is listed but cannot be modified. In the Switch Items tab, you can modify CM data by
license.
2. Click the Switch Items tab, see Figure 2-11.
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Figure 2-11 Switch Items Tab
3. In the Selection column, set the value to true or false.

4. Click the Modify CM Data button.
Result
The license states in the Modify Area of target NEs are modified, but the modification can
be delivered to NEs only after synchronization.
2.7 Maintaining Neighbor Relations

This procedure describes how to maintain the neighbor relations in an RNC, including
internal neighbor relations, 2/3G external neighbor relations, and LTE external neighbor
relations.
Context
For cell A and Cell B in an RNC, if cell A is defined as the neighbor of cell B but cell B is
not defined as the neighbor of cell A, or cell B is defined as the neighbor of cell Abut cell A
is not defined as the neighbor of cell B, the neighbor relations in the RNC are not paired.
Steps
1. Right-click an NE in the Network Element Tree, and select Nbrcell Maintain Tools.
The Adjacency relationship maintenance dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-12.
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Figure 2-12 Adjacency Relationship Maintenance Dialog Box
2. Set query conditions in the Query Condition area. Perform the following operations
as required, see Figure 2-13.
If... Then...
You want to query all the cells in the target RNC Click Search.
You want to query the absent matched cells in Click Search Absent Matched Cell.
the target RNC
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Figure 2-13 Querying Neighbor Relations
3. Select a cell in the Cell area. All the 3G neighbor cells of the selected cell are displayed
in the Cell 3G Relation area. All the cells that set the selected cell as their neighbor
cell are displayed in the Configured Adjacency Cell 3G Relation area.
In the Cell 3G Relation area and Configured Adjacency Cell 3G Relation area, cells
in different states are displayed in different colors.
l If internal neighbor cells are matched, they are displayed in black.

l If internal neighbor cells are matched, they are displayed in red, and the
corresponding position in the other area is blank.
l External neighbor cells are displayed in grey.
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4. Select the unmatched cells and click the arrow button to add them to the corresponding
area.
After the neighbor cells are successfully matched, they turn from red to black.
5. (Optional) If you want to add other internal or external neighbor cells, click Insert. The
Add Relation dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-14.
Figure 2-14 Add Relation Dialog Box
a. Select internal or external cells from the left pane, and click the arrow button to
move them to the right pane.
b. Click OK.
2.8 Restoring Data From the Snapshot Area to the

Modification Area
This procedure describes how to copy NE data from the snapshot area to the modification
area.
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Prerequisite
l You have mutually exclusive access to the corresponding NE.
l The NE has a snapshot area.
Steps
1. Right-click an NE in the Network Element Tree, and select Restore modify area
from snapshot area. The Important Operation dialog box is displayed, see Figure
2-15.
Figure 2-15 Important Operation Dialog Box
2. Enter the verification code, and click OK.
Result
After the operation is finished, a success message box is displayed. You can select
Configuration Management > Data Comparison Between Snapshot Area and
Modify Area to verify that the data is synchronized between the snapshot area and the
modification area.
2.9 Quick Data Configuration

2.9.1 Creating a Template File for Quick Data Import
This procedure describes how to create a configuration file for quick data import.
The template of importing quick data is an Excel file, and is stored in $\WOMC\ums-clnt
\deploy\template\ of the EMS client.
The ground parameter template is stored in GROUND, and the UMTS radio parameter
template is stored in UMTS.
As the ground parameter template files have the same format as the radio parameter
template files. This procedure uses the template V4_Template_Equipment.xls as an
example to create a template file.
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Steps
1. Open the EXCEL-format template file in your computer, see Figure 2-16.
Figure 2-16 Template File
Note:
The Result column records the import result of the template and does not need to be
filled in.
The fifth row of each sheet indicates the attributes of the parameter in the
corresponding column.
l Primary Key: indicates the parameter is a primary key that must be configured
when you create, delete, or modify a managed element.
l R: indicates the parameter is read-only.
l W: indicates the parameter is writable.
l I: indicates the parameter must be configured when you create a managed
element.
R-W-I indicates the parameter is readable and writable, and must be configured when
you create managed elements for an NE.
2. Select a sheet in the template based on the managed object name, see Figure 2-17.
Figure 2-17 Sheets in the Configuration File Template
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Note:
l The TemplateInfo sheet records the telecommunication mode and the version
information. The template file import is performed only when the template version
conforms to the system version. This sheet must not be deleted or modified.
l The Index sheet records the managed object name and their corresponding
sheets. This sheet helps users to navigate to MO data sheets. The sheet must
not be deleted or modified.
l The MO sheet is a sheet recording the data of MOs to be imported.
3. Enter the operation types in the first blank cell in the MODIND column, see Figure
2-18.
Figure 2-18 Filling in the Operation Types
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Note:
The following four operation types are supported:
l A: indicates the corresponding parameter values will be added to the database of
the Network Management System after the configuration file import.
l D: indicates the corresponding parameter values in the database of the Network
Management System will be deleted after the configuration file import.
l M: indicates the corresponding parameter values in the database of the Network
Management System will be modified after the configuration file import.
l P: indicates the parameter values in the current row have already been imported.
They will be skipped in the current import.
l S: indicates bearer migration. That is, under the prerequisite that no UIubLink or
radio object is deleted, but the bearer mode of the Iub office is adjusted, such as
migrating from a pure ATM bearer to a pure IP bearer or migrating from a pure
ATM bearer to an ATM+IP bearer.
4. On the right of the MODIND column, add the parameters to be imported.

5. Save the template file.
2.9.2 Exporting Quick Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to export the managed object (including radio, and ground
managed object) data of an NE in the EMS to the local disk.
You can manually modify the exported quick configuration file and import the configuration
data back to the NE to improve efficiency.
Steps
1. Right-click a network element node in the Network Element Tree, and select Export
Quick Configuration Data in the shortcut menu. The Export Quick Configuration
Data dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-19.
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Figure 2-19 Export Quick Configuration Data Dialog Box
2. Set the directory, file name prefix, file format, template, and object.
3. Click Execute.
The export result is displayed in Result. The Information dialog box is displayed,
indicating the directory and name of the export file.
4. Click Open File to open the exported file.
2.9.3 Importing Quick Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to use the quick configuration data import function to create
multiple managed objects at the same time.
Prerequisite
The quick configuration template is prepared.
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Steps
1. Right-click a network element node in the Network Element Tree, and select Import
Quick Configuration Data in the shortcut menu. The Import Quick Configuration
Data dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-20.
Figure 2-20 Import Quick Configuration Data Dialog Box
2. Click Choose. The Choose File dialog box is displayed.

3. Select a template, and click Open. All the import items in the file are displayed in the
Import Quick Configuration Data dialog box, see Figure 2-21.
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Figure 2-21 Selecting the Management Object
Note:
The imported configuration file comes from two sources:
l Configuration data is added to the template in the EMS client.
l Configuration data is modified on the basis of the exported quick configuration file.
4. Select the items to be imported. Click Execute to import the data to the Modify Area
of the NE.
5. Right-click the imported file, select Open the folder of the result file to check the
import result.
6. Click Quit.
2.10 Restoring for Emergency

This procedure describes how to restore configuration data for emergency. The procedure
is described as follows:
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l Backup Data: back up the configuration data of the NE, including the data in the
modified area and snapshot area.
l Restore Data: restore the NE to the configuration data before.
l Synchronize All Data: synchronize configuration data to the NE.
l Reset NE: reset the NE.
Steps
1. Right-click the NE in the Network Element Tree and select Restore for emergency.
The Restore for emergency dialog box is displayed, indicating This tool is
only be used for emergency and maybe impact system. Do you
confirm?
2. Click OK. The Restore for emergency dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-22.
Figure 2-22 Restore for Emergency Dialog Box
3. Click Backup Data. The result is displayed, see Figure 2-23.
Figure 2-23 Backup Data Dialog Box
4. Click Restore Data. The Open dialog box is displayed. Select the data to be restored,
and click Open. The result is displayed, see Figure 2-24.
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Figure 2-24 Restore Data Dialog Box
The automatic back files generated after a successful global synchronization and
saved in the server are displayed in the Open dialog box.
Both the data in the modified area and snapshot area are restored.
l The modified area of the NE is restored with the backed up modification data.
l The snapshot area of the NE is restored with the backed up snapshot data.
5. Click Synchronize All Data. The result is displayed, see Figure 2-25.
Figure 2-25 Synchronize All Data Dialog Box
6. Click Set Ne Reset. The Important Operation dialog box is displayed. Enter the
verification code, and click OK. The result is displayed, see Figure 2-26.
Figure 2-26 Reset NE Dialog Box
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2.11 Independent Board Configuration Management

2.11.1 Configuring an Independent Board Online
This procedure describes how to configure common parameters, clock parameters, and
ECMM board parameters for an NE and directly apply the parameters to the NE without
synchronization.
This function can also query the real-time status of each link on the NE by sending real-time
messages.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Independent Board Configuration Online.
The Independent Board Configuration Online dialog box is displayed. Double-click
the Shelf node in the left tree, see Figure 2-27.
Figure 2-27 Independent Board Configuration Online Dialog Box
2. Click Modify, and modify the common parameters, clock parameters, and ECMM
board parameters of the shelf.
To cancel the modification, click Restore.
3. Click Activate. The configuration data is sent to the NE.

4. Click the Link Status tab. The real-time link status is displayed, see Figure 2-28.
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Figure 2-28 Link Status Tab
2.11.2 Exporting Configuration Data of the Independent Board

This procedure describes how to export configuration data of the independent board and
save it in .csv files.
This procedure exports the configuration data in the snapshot area.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Independent Board Configuration Data
Export. The Independent Board Configuration Data Export dialog box is
Figure 2-29 Independent Board Configuration Data Export Dialog Box
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2. Click Browse. The Save dialog box is displayed. Set the storage path, see Figure
2-30.
Note:
By default, the configuration data is exported to the ums-clnt\cmdata\indboard
exp directory.
Figure 2-30 Save Dialog Box
3. Click Save.
4. Click Export. A success message box is displayed.
5. (Optional) To check the .csv files, click Open.
Naming rule of .csv files: cm_indboard_meid_timestamp.csv. A maximum of 10 files

can be stored.
6. Click Cancel.
2.12 Default Value Management

Default values of parameters are stored in the system. You can change the default value
of each parameter in the default value file.
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An NE created after a default value file is imported uses the default values specified in the
file.
For an NE created before a default value file is imported, if the NE configuration data is
different from that in the file, you can forcibly set the parameters to the default values
specified in the file by using the Restore Parameter Default Value Forcedly.
2.12.1 Importing a Default Value File

This procedure describes how to import a default value file in which default values of
parameters are specified.
Prerequisite
A default value file is available. This file needs to be self-defined as required, and is not
contained in the software package. In general, the file name is *-Default-MOC.xml.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Advanced > Parameter Default Value
Management. The Parameter Default Value Management dialog box is displayed,
see Figure 2-31.
Figure 2-31 Parameter Default Value Management Dialog Box
2. Click the Customize Parameter Default Value tab, see Figure 2-32.
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Figure 2-32 Customize Parameter Default Value Tab
3. Click Browse. The Open dialog box is displayed. Select a default value file, and click
Open.
4. Click Import. The Important Operation dialog box is displayed. Enter the verification
code, and click OK.
The message box is displayed, indicating that the default values will take effect in 30
seconds. Click OK.
Management. The Parameter Default Value Management dialog box is displayed.
Click the Customize Parameter Default Value tab. The valid default value file is
displayed in the Parameter default value file area.
Related Operation
You can also export the default value file from the system for further modification.
2.12.2 Forcibly Setting Parameters to Default Values

For an NE created before a default value file is imported, if the NE configuration data is
different from that in the file, you can forcibly set the parameters to the default values
specified in the file by using the Restore Parameter Default Value Forcedly function.
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Prerequisite
A default value file is imported.
Steps
Management. The Parameter Default Value Management dialog box is displayed,
see Figure 2-33.
Figure 2-33 Parameter Default Value Management Dialog Box
After a default value file is imported, the NEs applicable to the imported file are
displayed in the left NE tree.
2. Select NEs from the NE tree, and click Compare Parameter Default Value. The
system compares the configuration data of the selected NEs with the default values in
the imported file.
Click Export to export the result to a local Excel file.
3. Click Set Restoration Parameter. The Set Restoration Parameter dialog box is
displayed. Select the parameters to be modified.
4. Click OK to return to the Maintain NE Parameter tab. Click Restore Parameter
Default Value Forcedly. The system modify the parameter values.
5. Click Compare Parameter Default Value to verify that the current configuration data
is the same as that in the imported file.
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2.13 Master and Slave OMMR Data Management

2.13.1 Verifying Data Consistency Between the Master OMMR and
the Slave OMMR
This procedure describes how to compare configuration data between the master and
slave OMMRs.
Prerequisite
A master and a slave OMMR are configured.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Synchronized Master and Slave > Compare
the Data Consistency of OMMR Master-slave. The Confirmation dialog box is
displayed. Enter the verification code.
2. Click OK. The Master-slave Data Consistency Check(OMMR) box is displayed, see
Figure 2-34.
Figure 2-34 Master-slave Data Consistency Check(OMMR) Box
Result
After the check is completed, a message box is displayed, showing the numbers of
consistent and inconsistent tables, and table storage locations.
2.13.2 Synchronizing Master and Slave OMMR Data

This procedure describes how to synchronize the configuration data from the master
OMMR to the slave OMMR.
Prerequisite
l A master and a slave OMMR are configured.
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Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > Synchronized Master and Slave >
Synchronize Data of OMMR Master-slave. The Confirmation dialog box is
displayed. Enter the verification code.
2. Click OK. The Master-slave Data Synchronize(OMMR) box is displayed.
Result
After the synchronization is completed, a message box is displayed, indicating whether
the synchronization is successful.
2.14 NodeB Module Configuration Management

2.14.1 Restoring a Module
This procedure describes how to restore a module that NodeB radio resources belong to.
Prerequisite
l A link between the NE and the OMM has been established.
l The NE is installed with the UMTS (V4).
Context
The OMM obtains the ZDB file of the NodeB home module from the OMP, and saves it
under the specified directory on the OMM. During module restoration, you can select the
backup ZDB file of the NodeB home module and transfer it to the OMP through the OMM,
and the OMM performs validity check upon the script.
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > NodeB Module Config > Module Restore.
The Module Restore dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-35.
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Figure 2-35 Module Restore Dialog Box
2. (Optional) In the Filter text box, enter the filtering condition for the module restoration
file.
3. (Optional) In the Start Date drop-down list and End Date drop-down list, select the
backup time of the restoration file.
The OMM obtains nbModuleZdbSave*.csv files from the OMP backup directory at
regular intervals everyday, and saves them under the /tmp/ftp/nodebcm/backup
directory on the OMM server.
4. Select an nbModuleZdbSave.csv file.
5. Click Start. The Message dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-36.
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Figure 2-36 Message Dialog Box

A message box that shows the successful restoration operation result is displayed.
2.14.2 Adjusting a Module

This procedure describes how to adjust the module that NodeB radio resources belong to.
Prerequisite
l A link between the NE and the OMM has been established.
l The NE is installed with the UMTS (V4).
Steps
1. Select Configuration Management > NodeB Module Config > Module Adjust. The
Module Adjust dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-37.
Figure 2-37 Module Adjust Dialog Box
2. In the Get adjust suggestions and Nodeb Module Zdb file from RNC area, click
Select Path next to Save Path. The Open dialog box is displayed. Select the path
for saving the module information template.
3. Click Get File. A Confirm dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-38.
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Figure 2-38 Confirm Dialog Box
4. Click OK. The folder of the selected file is displayed.

For example, the nbModuleZdbSave_77_20150515_112151250.csv and
nbModuleAdjust-import-0-20150515_113011.csv files are saved under the
\ums-clnt\cmdata\cmexport path.
5. Double-click the nbModuleAdjust-import-*.csv file to open it, modify the
corresponding data, and save the file.
While modifying data, pay attention to data validity. For example:
l RNCID must be already configured on the OMM.
l NodebID is within the range of 1 to 65534.
l NdbModuleNo is within the range of 3 to 31.
l NdbProcId is within the range of 1 to 6.
l adjustFlag is set to 0 or 1, where 0 means not to adjust the module and 1 means
to adjust the module.
6. In the Adjust the Nodeb Module of Site area, click Choose next to Adjust File. The
Open dialog box is displayed.
7. Select the file to be impoted and click Open.
8. Click Adjust. The Message dialog box is displayed, see Figure 2-39.
Figure 2-39 Message Dialog Box
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Configuration
Table of Contents
Overview ....................................................................................................................3-1
Searching for Parameters...........................................................................................3-1
Filtering Network Elements.........................................................................................3-2
Data Comparison Between Snapshot Area and Modify Area ......................................3-3
Batch NE Operation ...................................................................................................3-5
Switching the Board Showing Name...........................................................................3-7
Importing or Exporting a File to or From a Shortcut ....................................................3-7
3.1 Overview
This chapter describes the auxiliary functions used to maintain the configuration data for
managed objects of an NE, including searching for parameters, filtering network elements,
batch comparing the data in the snapshot area and modified area, batch operating network
elements, and switching board showing name.
3.2 Searching for Parameters

This procedure describes how to search for parameters. The parameter(s), together with
the parameter value(s), containing the user-entered search key words can be found out
and displayed.
Steps
1. In the Managed Element Tree, enter the querying key words in the search text box,
see Figure 3-1.
3-1

Figure 3-1 Entering Key Word Example
2. Click . The search result is displayed in the pop-up tab. The parameters including
the entered search key words are highlighted in blue background, see Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 Searching for Parameters
3. Click to continue to search.
4. (Optional) Click to display the previous search result.

5. (Optional) Click the drop-down arrow on the search text box to select the history search
key words.
Note:
In the network management system, the search operations in other windows are
similar to the operations described in this procedure.
3.3 Filtering Network Elements

This procedure describes how to filter NEs by attribute.
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Steps
1. In the Configuration Management window, click above the Network Element
Tree. The NE Filter dialog box is displayed, see Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3 NE Filter Dialog Box
2. Select the desired attributes.

3. In the Select name text box, enter a name for the filtering operation.
4. Click OK.
3.4 Data Comparison Between Snapshot Area and

Modify Area
This procedure describes how to compare the data in the Modify Area and Snapshot
Area, and to show the difference in detail.
Steps
1. In the main menu, select Configuration Management > Data Comparison Between
Snapshot Area and Modify Area, the Data Comparison Between Snapshot Area
and Modify Area sub-tab is displayed, see Figure 3-4.
3-3

Figure 3-4 Data Comparison Between Snapshot Area and Modify Area Sub-tab
2. Select nodes in the left topological tree, click the button, the comparison result is
Figure 3-5 Comparison Result
3. Double-click Result, the difference details are displayed. Double-click a detail, the
difference is displayed, see Figure 3-6.
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Figure 3-6 Difference in Detail
3.5 Batch NE Operation

This procedure describes how to export and import configuration data in batches, and how
to copy the data from Snapshot Area to Modify Area.
In the Batch NEs Operation dialog box, you can enable or disable upgrade mode in
batches.
Context
Note:
When an NE is in upgrade mode, you cannot modify the data in its Modify Area.
Steps
1. In the main menu, select Configuration Management > Advanced > Batch NEs
Operation, the Batch NEs Operation dialog box is displayed, see Figure 3-7.
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Figure 3-7 Batch NEs Operation Dialog Box
2. In the Batch NEs Operation dialog box, you can perform the following operations.
If... Then...
You want to import or export configuration data l Select the NEs in the left NE tree.
for the selected batch NEs l Click the button.
l In the drop-down box, select Import
Selected Tree Node or Export Selected
Tree Node.
You want to copy the data in Snapshot Area of l Select the NEs in the left NE tree.
the selected batch NEs to Modify Area l Click the Snapshot Area Data to Modify
Area button.
You want to delete the selected batch NEs from l Select the NEs in the left NE tree.
the NE tree l Click the Delete button.
You want to set the selected batch NEs to l Select the NEs in the left NE tree.
upgrade mode l Click the Enable Upgrade Mode button.
l In the displayed Important Operation dialog
box, enter the verification code and click OK.
You want to set the selected batch NEs to l Select the NEs in the left NE tree.
non-upgrade mode l Click the Disable Upgrade Mode button.
l In the displayed Important Operation dialog
box, enter the verification code and click OK.
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3.6 Switching the Board Showing Name

This procedure describes how to switch the board showing name (physical name and
logical name) in the rack view.
Steps
1. Click Modify Area in Network Element Tree. In Managed Element Tree, select
Managed Element > Equipment > Rack, and double-click Rack. The Rack-List tab
is displayed.
2. Click the button. The Rack Graph tab is displayed.

3. Right-click any blank of the rack, select Switch Board Showing Name. The physical
name is switched to the logical name, and vice versa.
3.7 Importing or Exporting a File to or From a Shortcut

You can select a file from a desktop shortcut for importing or exporting a file to a desktop
shortcut.
This procedure uses exporting the global check result as an example.
The procedure of importing a file from a shortcut is similar.
Context
This method can be used when you back up and restore configuration data, export the
global check result, export and import configuration data, and export and import quick
configuration data.
Steps
1. Click Export in the Global Check dialog box. The Save dialog box is displayed, see
Figure 3-8.
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Figure 3-8 Save Dialog Box
2. Select a desktop shortcut to the storage location from the Save In list.
Note:
The desktop shortcut to the storage location needs to be created.
3. Enter a file name, and click Save.

When you are prompted that the configuration is saved successfully,
You can check the exported result file by double-clicking the desktop shortcut.
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Figures
Figure 1-1 Configuration Management Window ........................................................ 1-1
Figure 1-2 Result of Applying for Mutually Exclusive Access..................................... 1-2
Figure 1-3 Result of Releasing Mutually Exclusive Access........................................ 1-3
Figure 1-4 Mutex Right Management Dialog Box ...................................................... 1-4
Figure 1-5 Mutex Right Automatic Release Time Setting Dialog Box......................... 1-5
Figure 2-1 Data Backup Dialog Box .......................................................................... 2-3
Figure 2-2 Backup Data Progress Message Box ....................................................... 2-4
Figure 2-3 Example of Backup File Abstract and Subnetwork to Be Restored ........... 2-5
Figure 2-4 Restore Data Progress Dialog Box........................................................... 2-6
Figure 2-5 Result of the Configuration Data Validity Check ....................................... 2-8
Figure 2-6 Synchronize All Data Dialog Box............................................................ 2-10
Figure 2-7 Data Export Dialog Box.......................................................................... 2-11
Figure 2-8 Configuration Data Import Dialog Box .................................................... 2-12
Figure 2-9 Data Batch Configuration Management Window .................................... 2-13
Figure 2-10 Modify CM Data by License Items Dialog Box ...................................... 2-14
Figure 2-11 Switch Items Tab .................................................................................. 2-15
Figure 2-12 Adjacency Relationship Maintenance Dialog Box................................. 2-16
Figure 2-13 Querying Neighbor Relations ............................................................... 2-17
Figure 2-14 Add Relation Dialog Box ...................................................................... 2-18
Figure 2-15 Important Operation Dialog Box ........................................................... 2-19
Figure 2-16 Template File ....................................................................................... 2-20
Figure 2-17 Sheets in the Configuration File Template ............................................ 2-20
Figure 2-18 Filling in the Operation Types............................................................... 2-21
Figure 2-19 Export Quick Configuration Data Dialog Box ........................................ 2-23
Figure 2-20 Import Quick Configuration Data Dialog Box ........................................ 2-24
Figure 2-21 Selecting the Management Object ....................................................... 2-25
Figure 2-22 Restore for Emergency Dialog Box ...................................................... 2-26
Figure 2-23 Backup Data Dialog Box ...................................................................... 2-26
Figure 2-24 Restore Data Dialog Box...................................................................... 2-27
Figure 2-25 Synchronize All Data Dialog Box.......................................................... 2-27
Figure 2-26 Reset NE Dialog Box ........................................................................... 2-27
Figure 2-27 Independent Board Configuration Online Dialog Box............................ 2-28

Figure 2-28 Link Status Tab .................................................................................... 2-29

Figure 2-29 Independent Board Configuration Data Export Dialog Box ................... 2-29
Figure 2-30 Save Dialog Box .................................................................................. 2-30
Figure 2-31 Parameter Default Value Management Dialog Box............................... 2-31
Figure 2-32 Customize Parameter Default Value Tab .............................................. 2-32
Figure 2-33 Parameter Default Value Management Dialog Box............................... 2-33
Figure 2-34 Master-slave Data Consistency Check(OMMR) Box ............................ 2-34
Figure 2-35 Module Restore Dialog Box.................................................................. 2-36
Figure 2-36 Message Dialog Box ............................................................................ 2-37
Figure 2-37 Module Adjust Dialog Box .................................................................... 2-37
Figure 2-38 Confirm Dialog Box .............................................................................. 2-38
Figure 2-39 Message Dialog Box ............................................................................ 2-38
Figure 3-1 Entering Key Word Example .................................................................... 3-2
Figure 3-2 Searching for Parameters ........................................................................ 3-2
Figure 3-3 NE Filter Dialog Box................................................................................. 3-3
Figure 3-4 Data Comparison Between Snapshot Area and Modify Area
Sub-tab................................................................................................... 3-4
Figure 3-5 Comparison Result .................................................................................. 3-4
Figure 3-6 Difference in Detail................................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3-7 Batch NEs Operation Dialog Box ............................................................. 3-6
Figure 3-8 Save Dialog Box ...................................................................................... 3-8
II

Glossary
ECMM
- ETCA Chassis Management Module
EMS
- Element Management System
LTE
- Long Term Evolution
MO
- Managed Object
NE
- Network Element
OMM
- Operation & Maintenance Module
OMMR
- Operation & Maintenance Module (RNC)
OMP
- Operation & Maintenance Processor
RNC
- Radio Network Controller
UMTS
- Universal Mobile Telecommunication System
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Figure 1-2 Result of Applying for Mutually Exclusive Access

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Figure 2-1 Data Backup Dialog Box

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Figure 2-2 Backup Data Progress Message Box

3. Perform the following operations as required.

You want to display backup configuration data Click Show Details.

2.2.2 Restoring Configuration Data

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Figure 2-3 Example of Backup File Abstract and Subnetwork to Be Restored

3. Perform the following operations as required.

You want to restore configuration data in Select Restore snapshot area.

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Figure 2-6 Synchronize All Data Dialog Box

2.4 Configuration Data Import and Export