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INTRODUCTION
Purpose
This Long Term Evolution (LTE) evolved UTRAN Node-B (eNB) Element Management
System (EMS) user manual describes the information necessary for using the LTE eNB
EMS, e.g., how to register and manage users and how to use the menus.
Content and Organization

This manual consists of 7 Chapters and 1 Annex.
CHAPTER 1. EMS Interface
Describes the GUI for the EMS, the basic operation method of the system, and Help.
CHAPTER 2. Configuration Management
Describes the functions to view, modify, add and delete the information in the NE.
CHAPTER 3. Fault Management
Describes the functions to manage the faults occurring within the system.
CHAPTER 4. Performance Management
Describes the functions to manage the features related to the performance of the network
resource.
CHAPTER 5. General Management
Describes the functions to setup, control and monitor the operating environment.
CHAPTER 6. Security Management
Describes the functions to register, modify, search and/or delete the operator to access the
EMS system. For security purpose, the access to the system will be limited to the registered
operators only.
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CHAPTER 7. SON Management

Provides the menu for the operation of the Self Organizing Networks (SON), including the
monitoring of the DHCP and SON statuses and the setting of the variables used in the SON
algorithm execution.
ANNEX A. Open Source Announcement
Describes the open source announcement.
Conventions
The following symbols are used in this manual. The following types of paragraphs contain
special information that must be carefully read and thoroughly understood.
Checkpoint
Provides the operator with checkpoints for stable system operation.
Note
Provides references for additional information.
Revision History
Version
Date of Issue
1.0
09. 2011.
First edition
2.0
11. 2011.
Revised according to UI and menu modified.
Remarks
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PurposeI
Content and Organization .......................................................................................................................... I
Conventions............................................................................................................................................... II
Revision History ........................................................................................................................................ II

1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
Connecting to EMS ................................................................................................................ 1-1

1.1.1
Login .........................................................................................................................................1-1
1.1.2
Logout .......................................................................................................................................1-3
Interface Configuration ......................................................................................................... 1-4

1.2.1
Menu Frame .............................................................................................................................1-5
1.2.2
Main Frame ..............................................................................................................................1-7
1.2.3
Tree Viewer Frame ..................................................................................................................1-7
1.2.4
Event Viewer Frame ................................................................................................................1-8
1.2.5
Event Viewer Frame ................................................................................................................1-8
Basic Operation ..................................................................................................................... 1-9

1.3.1
Button........................................................................................................................................1-9
1.3.2
Basic Settings...........................................................................................................................1-9
1.3.3
Sitemap...................................................................................................................................1-10
Network Viewer .....................................................................................................................1-11

1.4.1
Tree Viewer ............................................................................................................................ 1-11
1.4.2
Map Viewer.............................................................................................................................1-14
1.4.3
Rack Viewer ...........................................................................................................................1-19
1.4.4
Group Management ...............................................................................................................1-27
Help
1-29
CHAPTER 2. Configuration Management

2.1
1-1
CLI
2-1
2-1
2.1.1
CLI Configuration .....................................................................................................................2-1
2.1.2
Basic CLI Functions .................................................................................................................2-3
2.1.3
Command Window ..................................................................................................................2-7
2.1.4
History Window ........................................................................................................................2-9
2.1.5
Response Window .................................................................................................................2-10
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2.2
2.3
2.4
2.1.6
Autonomous Window ............................................................................................................ 2-15
2.1.7
Batch Window ....................................................................................................................... 2-18
2.1.8
Macro Execution.................................................................................................................... 2-24
NE Grow/Degrow .................................................................................................................. 2-27

2.2.1
NE Grow ................................................................................................................................ 2-27
2.2.2
NE Degrow ............................................................................................................................ 2-29
Cell Management .................................................................................................................. 2-30

2.3.1
Cell Grow and Degrow.......................................................................................................... 2-30
2.3.2
Administrative State Modification ......................................................................................... 2-31
Neighbor................................................................................................................................ 2-32
2.4.1
2.5
2.6
Neighbor Management ......................................................................................................... 2-32
Software ................................................................................................................................ 2-36

2.5.1
Package Upgrade ................................................................................................................. 2-36
2.5.2
Verify ...................................................................................................................................... 2-38
2.5.3
Software Update.................................................................................................................... 2-40
2.5.4
Firmware Update ................................................................................................................... 2-41
2.5.5
History .................................................................................................................................... 2-43
2.5.6
Schedule ................................................................................................................................ 2-45
Data Audit.............................................................................................................................. 2-47

2.6.1
Data Audit .............................................................................................................................. 2-47
2.6.2
Scheduling Function for Periodical Data Audit .................................................................... 2-50
2.7
SerialNo Management .......................................................................................................... 2-53
2.8
System Backup ..................................................................................................................... 2-55

2.8.1
Backup ................................................................................................................................... 2-55
2.8.2
Restore .................................................................................................................................. 2-56
2.8.3
System Backup History......................................................................................................... 2-58
3-1
3.1
Event Viewer ........................................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2
Viewing the Event History ..................................................................................................... 3-5
3.3
Current Alarm ......................................................................................................................... 3-7
3.4
Alarm Statistics .................................................................................................................... 3-10
3.5
Audible Alarm ....................................................................................................................... 3-12
3.6
Visible Alarm ......................................................................................................................... 3-14
CHAPTER 4. Performance Management

4.1
4-1
Performance Statistics........................................................................................................... 4-2
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4.1.1
Viewing Statistics Data ............................................................................................................4-3
4.1.2
Viewing Statistics Chart ...........................................................................................................4-5
4.2
Collection Results.................................................................................................................. 4-8
4.3
PI Monitoring .......................................................................................................................... 4-9
4.4
4.5
4.3.1
PI Search ..................................................................................................................................4-9
4.3.2
PI Registration ........................................................................................................................ 4-11
4.3.3
PI Modification ........................................................................................................................4-13
4.3.4
PI Deletion ..............................................................................................................................4-14
4.3.5
PI Monitoring ..........................................................................................................................4-15
4.3.6
PI Trend Graph .......................................................................................................................4-16
On Demand Statistics .......................................................................................................... 4-17

4.4.1
On Demand Statistics View ...................................................................................................4-18
4.4.2
On Demand Statistics Registration .......................................................................................4-19
4.4.3
On Demand Statistics Deletion .............................................................................................4-21
4.4.4
On Demand Statistics Monitoring .........................................................................................4-22
Call Trace .............................................................................................................................. 4-24

4.5.1
Call Trace Window Configuration..........................................................................................4-24
4.5.2
Call Trace List Management..................................................................................................4-25
4.5.3
Call Trace Registration...........................................................................................................4-27
4.5.4
Call Trace Deletion .................................................................................................................4-28
4.5.5
Call Trace Monitoring .............................................................................................................4-29
4.5.6
Call Trace History View..........................................................................................................4-31
5-1
5.1
Network Monitoring ............................................................................................................... 5-1
5.2
Process Management ............................................................................................................ 5-3
5.3
Resource Monitoring ............................................................................................................. 5-5
5.4
Resource Management.......................................................................................................... 5-6

5.4.1
CPU ..........................................................................................................................................5-6
5.4.2
Memory.....................................................................................................................................5-8
5.4.3
File System .............................................................................................................................5-10
5.4.4
Database ................................................................................................................................ 5-11
5.5
Resource Statistics.............................................................................................................. 5-14
5.6
Database ............................................................................................................................... 5-16

5.6.1
Log Management ...................................................................................................................5-16
5.7
Self Diagnosis ...................................................................................................................... 5-17
5.8
Log Viewer............................................................................................................................ 5-19
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6.1
User Manager .......................................................................................................................... 6-1
6.2
Changing Password ............................................................................................................... 6-5
6.3
Group Management ................................................................................................................ 6-6
6.4
IP Manager .............................................................................................................................. 6-9
6.5
Login History ........................................................................................................................ 6-13
6.6
6.5.1
History .................................................................................................................................... 6-13
6.5.2
Logon Session....................................................................................................................... 6-14
Operation History ................................................................................................................. 6-15
CHAPTER 7. SON
7-1
7.1
SON Option ............................................................................................................................. 7-1
7.2
SON Property .......................................................................................................................... 7-5
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1.1 Log-in Window ...................................................................................................... 1-1
Figure 1.2
Main Window ......................................................................................................... 1-2
Figure 1.3 Log-out Button ....................................................................................................... 1-3

Figure 1.4
EMS Frame Configuration ..................................................................................... 1-4
Figure 1.5
Map Viewer of the Main Frame ............................................................................. 1-7
Figure 1.6
Tree Viewer Frame ................................................................................................ 1-7
Figure 1.7
System Viewer Frame ........................................................................................... 1-8
Figure 1.8
Event Viewer Frame .............................................................................................. 1-8
Figure 1.9
Example of Search Period Setting ........................................................................ 1-9
Figure 1.10
Calendar Window ................................................................................................ 1-9
Figure 1.11
Tree Viewer ........................................................................................................1-11
Figure 1.12
Tree Viewer ....................................................................................................... 1-12
Figure 1.13
Map Viewer ....................................................................................................... 1-14
Figure 1.14
Legend .............................................................................................................. 1-15
Figure 1.15
Status ................................................................................................................ 1-16
Figure 1.16
eNB Tooltip ........................................................................................................ 1-17
Figure 1.17
Rack Viewer Window ........................................................................................ 1-19
Figure 1.18
Main Board Alarms ............................................................................................ 1-20
Figure 1.19
RRH Configuration and Alarms ......................................................................... 1-20
Figure 1.20
RRH Grow Context Menu .................................................................................. 1-21
Figure 1.21
RRH Grow CLI Edit Dialog Window .................................................................. 1-21
Figure 1.22
RRH Degrow Context Menu .............................................................................. 1-22
Figure 1.23
RRH Degrow Password Confirmation ............................................................... 1-22
Figure 1.24
Reset Context Menu.......................................................................................... 1-23
Figure 1.25
Inventory Menu.................................................................................................. 1-24
Figure 1.26
Inventory ........................................................................................................... 1-24
Figure 1.27
Alarm Inhibit/Allow Context Menu...................................................................... 1-25
Figure 1.28
Alarm Inhibit/Allow Dialog .................................................................................. 1-25
Figure 1.29
Alarm Inhibit/Allow Modification ......................................................................... 1-26
Figure 1.30
Alarm Inhibit/Allow Result Dialog....................................................................... 1-26
Figure 1.31
Registering Groups ........................................................................................... 1-27
Figure 1.32
Group Registration Result ................................................................................. 1-27
Figure 1.33
Modifying Group Information ............................................................................. 1-28
Figure 1.34
Deleting Groups ................................................................................................ 1-28
Figure 1.35
About EMS Window .......................................................................................... 1-29
Figure 2.1
CLI Window ........................................................................................................... 2-2
Figure 2.2
Selecting the Target ID .......................................................................................... 2-3
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Figure 2.3
Selecting from Command Tree .............................................................................. 2-3
Figure 2.4
Entering Command ................................................................................................ 2-4
Figure 2.5
Execution History ................................................................................................... 2-4
Figure 2.6
Execution Result .................................................................................................... 2-5
Figure 2.7
Event Message Display ......................................................................................... 2-5
Figure 2.8
Command Window................................................................................................. 2-7
Figure 2.9
Command History Window .................................................................................... 2-9
Figure 2.10
Successful Execution of the Command ............................................................. 2-10
Figure 2.11
Unsuccessful Execution of the Command .......................................................... 2-10
Figure 2.12
Copying a Message ........................................................................................... 2-11
Figure 2.13
Saving a Message ............................................................................................. 2-11
Figure 2.14
Saving All Messages .......................................................................................... 2-12
Figure 2.15
Changing the Font ............................................................................................. 2-12
Figure 2.16
Selecting a Background Color ........................................................................... 2-13
Figure 2.17
Background Color Selection Result ................................................................... 2-13
Figure 2.18
Changing the Request Color .............................................................................. 2-14
Figure 2.19
Adding Filter ....................................................................................................... 2-15
Figure 2.20
AutoMessage Color Modification ....................................................................... 2-17
Figure 2.21
Batch Window .................................................................................................... 2-18
Figure 2.22
Command Input Error Dialog ............................................................................. 2-19
Figure 2.23
Executing a Batch Job ....................................................................................... 2-20
Figure 2.24
Batch Job Result (1) .......................................................................................... 2-20
Figure 2.25
Batch Job Result (2) .......................................................................................... 2-21
Figure 2.26
Saving a Batch File (1) ....................................................................................... 2-21
Figure 2.27
Saving a Batch File (2) ....................................................................................... 2-22
Figure 2.28
Opening a Batch File ......................................................................................... 2-22
Figure 2.29
Adding a Batch File Directory ............................................................................ 2-23
Figure 2.30
Macro Execution ................................................................................................ 2-24
Figure 2.31
Modifying the Macro (1) ..................................................................................... 2-25
Figure 2.32
Figure 2.33
Figure 2.34
Figure 2.35
Deleting the Macro (1) ....................................................................................... 2-26
Figure 2.36
Deleting the Macro (2) ....................................................................................... 2-26
Figure 2.37
Duplicated Macro Dialog .................................................................................... 2-26
Figure 2.38
NE Grow ............................................................................................................ 2-27
Figure 2.39
Grow Window(1) ................................................................................................ 2-28
Figure 2.40
Grow Window(2) ................................................................................................ 2-29
Figure 2.41
NE Degrow ........................................................................................................ 2-29
Figure 2.42
Cell Grow and Degrow ....................................................................................... 2-30
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Figure 2.43
Neighbor Management GUI .............................................................................. 2-32
Figure 2.44
Neighbor Import/Export GUI .............................................................................. 2-34
Figure 2.45
Neighbor Integrity Check ................................................................................... 2-35
Figure 2.46
Package Upgrade.............................................................................................. 2-36
Figure 2.47
Verify Window ................................................................................................... 2-38
Figure 2.48
Package Compare Information Window ............................................................ 2-39
Figure 2.49
S/W Update ....................................................................................................... 2-40
Figure 2.50
Firmware Update ............................................................................................... 2-41
Figure 2.51
History Window ................................................................................................. 2-43
Figure 2.52
Schedule Window.............................................................................................. 2-45
Figure 2.53
Configuration Information Sync ......................................................................... 2-47
Figure 2.54
Viewing the Configuration Information Synchronization .................................... 2-48
Figure 2.55
Selecting an eNB from the tree ......................................................................... 2-49
Figure 2.56
Verifying the eNB infor4-mation selected from Sync Data ................................. 2-49
Figure 2.57
Viewing the Scheduler ....................................................................................... 2-50
Figure 2.58
Adding Scheduler .............................................................................................. 2-51
Figure 2.59
Viewing the Scheduler ....................................................................................... 2-51
Figure 2.60
Date Selection Calendar ................................................................................... 2-51
Figure 2.61
Selecting the Scheduler Period ......................................................................... 2-51
Figure 2.62
SerialNo Management ....................................................................................... 2-53
Figure 2.63
Backup Window................................................................................................. 2-55
Figure 2.64
Execution Result of System Backup.................................................................. 2-55
Figure 2.65
Restore Window ................................................................................................ 2-56
Figure 2.66
Selecting File to restore ..................................................................................... 2-57
Figure 2.67
Execution Result of Restoring ........................................................................... 2-57
Figure 2.68
System Backup History Window........................................................................ 2-58
Figure 3.1
Event Viewer Window ........................................................................................... 3-1
Figure 3.2
Event Viewer Filter Window .................................................................................. 3-3
Figure 3.3
Detailed Event Information Window ...................................................................... 3-4
Figure 3.4
Event History Window ........................................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3.5
Current Alarm Window .......................................................................................... 3-7
Figure 3.6
Detailed Information of Current Alarm ................................................................... 3-9
Figure 3.7
Fault Statistics Window ....................................................................................... 3-10
Figure 3.8
Audible Alarm Window ........................................................................................ 3-12
Figure 3.9 Visible Alarm Setting Window .............................................................................. 3-14

Figure 3.10
Visible Alarm Output Window ............................................................................ 3-15
Figure 3.11
Setting the Visible Alarm by Fault Code............................................................. 3-16
Figure 3.12
Selecting the Visible Alarm Code ...................................................................... 3-17
Figure 4.1
Selecting the Performance Menu .......................................................................... 4-1
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Figure 4.2
Statistics Data View Window.................................................................................. 4-2
Figure 4.3
Filter Setting ........................................................................................................... 4-4
Figure 4.4
Statistics Chart ....................................................................................................... 4-5
Figure 4.5
Disabling the Graph Overlap .................................................................................. 4-6
Figure 4.6
Chart Option Setting .............................................................................................. 4-6
Figure 4.7
PM Collection Results ............................................................................................ 4-8
Figure 4.8
PI Management...................................................................................................... 4-9
Figure 4.9
PI Registration ..................................................................................................... 4-11
Figure 4.10
PI Registration Result ........................................................................................ 4-12
Figure 4.11
PI Modification.................................................................................................... 4-13
Figure 4.12
PI Deletion ......................................................................................................... 4-14
Figure 4.13
PI Monitoring ...................................................................................................... 4-15
Figure 4.14
PI Trend Graph .................................................................................................. 4-16
Figure 4.15
On Demand Statistics Management .................................................................. 4-17
Figure 4.16
On Demand Statistics Management Screen ...................................................... 4-18
Figure 4.17
On Demand Statistics Registration Screen ........................................................ 4-19
Figure 4.18
On Demand Statistics Deletion Result Window ................................................. 4-21
Figure 4.19
On Demand Statistics Monitoring Screen .......................................................... 4-22
Figure 4.20
Chart Option Setting .......................................................................................... 4-23
Figure 4.21
Trace Main Window ........................................................................................... 4-24
Figure 4.22
Selecting the Target ID ....................................................................................... 4-25
Figure 4.23
Trace List View Window ..................................................................................... 4-25
Figure 4.24
Trace Registration .............................................................................................. 4-27
Figure 4.25
Deleting a Trace ................................................................................................. 4-28
Figure 4.26
Starting the Trace Monitoring ............................................................................. 4-29
Figure 4.27
Trace Message Details ...................................................................................... 4-30
Figure 4.28
Viewing the Trace History .................................................................................. 4-31
Figure 5.1
Network Monitoring Window .................................................................................. 5-1
Figure 5.2
Process Monitoring Window .................................................................................. 5-3
Figure 5.3
Resource Monitoring Window ................................................................................ 5-5
Figure 5.4
CPU Window ......................................................................................................... 5-6
Figure 5.5
CPU Details Window.............................................................................................. 5-7
Figure 5.6
Memory Window .................................................................................................... 5-8
Figure 5.7
File System Window ............................................................................................ 5-10
Figure 5.8
Database Window ................................................................................................ 5-11
Figure 5.9
Resource Statistics Window ................................................................................ 5-14
Figure 5.10
Log Management Window ................................................................................. 5-16
Figure 5.11
Self Diagnostic Window ..................................................................................... 5-17
Figure 5.12
Log Viewer Window (1) ...................................................................................... 5-19
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Log Viewer Window (2) ..................................................................................... 5-19
Figure 5.14
Log Viewer Window (3) ..................................................................................... 5-20
Figure 6.1
Operator Management Window ............................................................................ 6-1
Figure 6.2
Operator Registration Window .............................................................................. 6-2
Figure 6.3
Operator Information Change Window .................................................................. 6-3
Figure 6.4
Operator Information Deletion Window ................................................................. 6-4
Figure 6.5
Operator Lockout Window ..................................................................................... 6-4
Figure 6.6
Changing Password Window ................................................................................ 6-5
Figure 6.7
Group Management Window ................................................................................. 6-6
Figure 6.8
Group Addition Window ......................................................................................... 6-7
Figure 6.9
Group Information Change Window ...................................................................... 6-8
Figure 6.10
Group Deletion Window ...................................................................................... 6-8
Figure 6.11
IP Management Window...................................................................................... 6-9
Figure 6.12
IP Registration Window ..................................................................................... 6-10
Figure 6.13
IP Information Change Window ..........................................................................6-11
Figure 6.14
IP Deletion Window ........................................................................................... 6-12
Figure 6.15
History Window ................................................................................................. 6-13
Figure 6.16
Logon Session Window ..................................................................................... 6-14
Figure 6.17
Operation History Window ................................................................................. 6-15
Figure 7.1
SON Management Window ................................................................................... 7-2
Figure 7.2
SON Option Search Criteria Selection .................................................................. 7-3
Figure 7.3
Changing SON Option........................................................................................... 7-3
Figure 7.4
Batch Modifying SON Option ................................................................................ 7-4
Figure 7.5
SON Property Window .......................................................................................... 7-5
Figure 7.6
SON Property Window Failure Verification ............................................................ 7-7
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This chapter describes the Graphic User Interface (GUI) of the EMS and the basic method
needed for the operation of the system.
1.1 Connecting to EMS

Describes the log-in and log-out procedures.
1.1.1 Login
The log-in procedure for the EMS operation is explained below:
1)
Open Microsoft Internet Explorer to connect to EMS.
Recommended Requirements for EMS Client

The client machine should be running Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 8. The
Java version should be JRE 1.6.0_20.
2)
Enter the IP address of the EMS server in the address field of the Internet Explorer and
press Enter to bring up the log-in window. (https ://{ ip.address})
Figure 1.1 Log-in Window
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3)
Enter the operators User id and Password in the input fields of the login window and
click the Login button.
4)
Once the log-in information is verified, the EMS will be executed and the main
window will be displayed.
Figure 1.2 Main Window
Internet Explorer Settings

If a message reading Downloads from this site to the computer is blocked by
Internet Explorer for security purpose. Click here to view the options. appears for
a short time in the Internet Explorer, change the Internet options as follows:
- In the Internet Explorer, go to Tools Internet Options Security Custom
Level. Under Downloads > Automatic prompting for file downloads, select
Enable.
Under ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins > Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls,
select Allow.
- In the Internet Explorer, go to Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Pop-up
Blocker. Then, check the Block pop-ups option.
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1.1.2 Logout
The EMS logout procedure is as follows:
Figure 1.3 Log-out Button
1)
Among the buttons shown on the upper right corner of the EMS window, click Logout.
A log-out confirmation message will be displayed.
2) Click OK to log-out.
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1.2 Interface Configuration

The EMS main window consists of the following five frames:
Menu Frame
Main Frame
Tree Viewer Frame
System Viewer Frame
Event Viewer Frame
Menu Frame
Tree Viewer
Frame
System Viewer
Frame
Main Frame
Event Viewer Frame
Figure 1.4 EMS Frame Configuration
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1.2.1 Menu Frame

The EMS menu consists of 6 management groups. The EMS menu frame displays the
entire EMS management groups, and allows the execution of various commands for each
management group.
It also provides other additional functions.
The menu frame consists of the following elements:
: Project title
: User information (user ID and group)

: Additional function buttons
: User menu
: Toolbar buttons for main menus
: Controls the audible alarm
: Hides/shows a specific frame in the main window
: Checks connection status between the server and client
Additional Function Buttons
Buttons for additional functions are as follows:
Button
Description
Shows the site map to see the entire EMS structure.
Provides the help.
Logs out from the currently connected EMS.
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Toolbar Buttons
Buttons for the direct link to the principal menus are as follows:
Button
Description
Links to the servers resource management function.
Links to the network management function.
Audible Alarm Control Buttons

Buttons for the audible alarm control are as follows:
Button
Description
On/Off control of the audible alarm.
Turns off the currently active audible alarm.
Hide/Show Frame Buttons

Buttons for hiding/showing frames are as follows:
Button
Description
Hides/shows the system viewer frame.
Hides/shows the event viewer frame.
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1.2.2 Main Frame

The main frame displays the map viewer among the network viewers. Once the operator
executes a command in the menu frame, the corresponding function window will be
displayed in the main frame.
Figure 1.5 Map Viewer of the Main Frame
1.2.3 Tree Viewer Frame

The tree viewer frame displays the network elements in tree format.
Figure 1.6 Tree Viewer Frame
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1.2.4 Event Viewer Frame

The System Viewer frame displays EMS resource status, representative alarm of node, and
number of managed NE.
Figure 1.7 System Viewer Frame
1.2.5 Event Viewer Frame

The event viewer frame shows the various errors collected by the EMS to the operator.
Figure 1.8 Event Viewer Frame
Event Viewer Frame

Refer to Event Viewer for specific details about the event viewer frame.
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1.3 Basic Operation

This section describes the basic elements for the operation of the EMS.
1.3.1 Button
The command buttons used in EMS are designed to run the same functions in different
window. The command buttons commonly used in the EMS are as follows:
Button
Description
Add
Adds new data.
Apply
Sets the properties for the data and/or function.
Close
Closes the window.
Delete
Deletes the data.
OK
Confirms and executes the command.
Search
Searches the data that have been previously configured or saved.
Set
Sets the properties for the data and/or function.
1.3.2 Basic Settings

The operator will typically perform a series of configuration while executing the EMS
functions.
Some tasks require the operator to set the search period.
Figure 1.9 Example of Search Period Setting
The date can either be directly entered in the text box in the required format or be selected
in the calendar by clicking the calendar button and click Apply button.
Figure 1.10 Calendar Window
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1.3.3 Sitemap
EMS provides a site map to assist the operator through the operation menu.
The site map gives an overall view of the menu configuration and allows the operator to
execute the desired function directly from the map.
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1.4 Network Viewer

The network viewer provides various functions to assist the operation of the network
elements. The network viewer consists of tree viewer, map viewer and rack viewer.
Network Elements
Network elements are called nodes, and they are classified by hierarchy.
Node
Description
EMS
A node used to indicate the top parent class in the Tree Viewer.
Group
A node used to manage NE by grouping them
NE
A node representing a specific system.
Rack
The rack class of the NE.
Shelf
The shelf class of the NE.
Board
A node the represents the board, which is the unit of the NE.
Node and Configuration

The NE and the board are the nodes that represent physical configurations.
The remainders represent the virtual class hierarchy added for easier
management of the system.
1.4.1 Tree Viewer

The tree viewer displays the network elements in tree format.
Figure 1.11 Tree Viewer
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Select a specific node in the tree viewer, then right-click it. A popup menu for the
corresponding node will be displayed within the tree viewer.
Figure 1.12 Tree Viewer
Icons
The tree viewer uses the following icons to indicate the parent-child relationship between
the networks and to display the alarms.
The tree viewer of the main window will display up to the shelf level. In the function
window, it will display up to the board level as necessary.
Normal
Critical
Major
Minor
Disabled
(Blue)
(Red)
(Orange)
(Yellow)
(Gray)
Rack
Shelf
Node
EMS
Group
eNB
Board
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Displaying Representative Alarm

The NE will be shown as disabled if the IP ping and SNMP ping results are
abnormal. The representative alarm will not be displayed when the NE is in
disabled state.
NE Sorting
1) Select Sort from the top of the tree viewer (available by name and IP).
2) The NE of the tree viewer will be sorted accordingly.
NE Search
Select Search from the top of the tree viewer.

Enter the content to be searched in the text field and press the Enter key.
The Search supports partial search option.
Search terms are case-sensitive.
3) The corresponding NE in the tree viewer will be selected.
4) Press the Enter key again, the next NE will be selected.
1)
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1.4.2 Map Viewer

The map viewer displays the eNB class among the network elements in grid map format.
The status map consists of the following four elements:
A toolbox providing the tool functions, a status providing the status of the overall eNBs,
a grid map displaying all the eNBs along with the overall alarm status for each eNB, and an
eNB information showing the basic information of the selected eNB.
Figure 1.13 Map Viewer
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Toolbox
Refresh
Gets the tree list of the main window again to re-display the status map.
Legend
Provides the description of the alarms and symbols used in the status map.
The information shown in legend is as follows:
Figure 1.14 Legend
Server Time
Shows the time of the EMS server, not the time of the device logged in with the WEB
EMS (web client).
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Status
Displays the status and alarm information of the eNB shown in the status map.
Figure 1.15 Status
The status icons provide the following information:

Status
Description
Total
Number of all eNBs registered to the LSM (LTE System Manager).
In svc
Number of eNB in normal call processing.
SH.down
Number of eNB which wireless resource is preparing to be blocked.
Lock
Number of eNB which wireless resource is currently blocked.
Dis conn
Number of eNB in ping down state.
Not init
Number of eNB in SNMP up state, for which the initialization is not complete.
Cri
Number of eNB which representative alarm is in critical state.
Maj
Number of eNB which representative alarm is in major state.
Min
Number of eNB which representative alarm is in minor state.
Normal
Number of eNB with no alarm.
Basic Information of eNB

Find eNB
Allows to find an eNB equipment with its name. A partial name search function is also
provided.
Name
Displays the name of the eNB equipment.
ID
Shows the system ID of the eNB equipment.
IP Address
Shows the IP address of the eNB equipment.
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Grid Viewer
Tooltip
Shows a brief description of the eNB that the mouse cursor is pointing at.
Figure 1.16 eNB Tooltip
The right-click popup for the registered grid map cell.

Provides the following functions for the selected eNB:
Menu
Description
NE Information
Displays the basic information of the selected eNB equipment.
Rack Viewer
Displays the rack viewer information of the selected eNB equipment.
Failure Sync
Attempts to sync the failure information for the selected eNB equipment.
NE Information
Attempts to initialize (sync) the NE information of the selected eNB
Loading
equipment.
Cell Management
Displays the cell management information of the selected eNB equipment.
PI Monitoring
Displays the PI monitoring information.
NE Reset
Attempts to run the reset command on the selected eNB equipment.
Remote Reset
Attempts to run the remote reset command on the selected eNB equipment.
General
Displays the Main Window General Surveillance information.
Surveillance
Security User
Displays the Main Window Security User Management information.
Management
AdministrativeState
Attempts to run the command to block the wireless resource of the
Locked
selected eNB equipment.
AdministrativeState
Attempts to run the command to release the blocked wireless resource of
Unlocked
the selected eNB equipment.
AdministrativeState
Attempts to run the command to prepare to block the wireless resource of
Shuttingdown
the selected eNB equipment.
Delete NE
Deletes the selected eNB equipment.
Force Delete NE
Force delete the disconnected eNB equipment.
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The right-click popup for the dismounted grid map cell.

Allows to register a new eNB equipment.
Menu
Description
Grow
Displays the eNB equipment registration window.
Cell Status
The grid viewer displays the eNB alarms in following colors:
Alarm Color
Description
Red
Critical alarm information.
Orange
Major alarm information.
Yellow
Minor alarm information.
Blue
Normal alarm information.
The grid viewer displays the eNB status with the following symbols:
Status
Description
Ping down state.
SNMP up state, initialization incomplete.
Wireless resource preparing to be blocked.
Wireless resource blocked.
About the X state

The NE will be shown as disabled if the IP ping and SNMP ping results are
abnormal.
The representative alarm will not be displayed when the NE is in disabled state.
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1.4.3 Rack Viewer

You can display the Rack Viewer to check status of rack and board using the context menu
displayed when you right-click an NE in the Tree Viewer or double-click an NE in the Map
Viewer.
The rack viewer provides the following functions:
Displays the rack configuration information and current alarm information.
Displays the board configuration information and current alarm information.
Displays the representative alarm of the board.
Displays the RRH configuration information and current alarm information.
Displays a popup menu to grow the RRH.
Displays a popup menu to degrow the RRH.
Displays a popup menu to reset the resource.
Displays a popup menu for the resource inventory.
Displays a popup menu to inhibit/allow the alarm.
Displaying Current Alarm Information

The rack viewer does not reflect the current alarm information in real time.
It searches the database and shows the corresponding information when the
node is double-clicked.
Figure 1.17 Rack Viewer Window
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Rack Configuration and Current Alarms

1) Click the rack in the left pane of the Rack Viewer.
2) The node information and current alarm information are displayed in the right pane.
Board Configuration and Current Alarms
1) Double-click the board in the left pane of the Rack Viewer.
2) The node information and current alarm information for the board are displayed in the
right pane.
Main Board Alarms
Normal (None)
Critical (Red)
Major (Orange)
Minor (Yellow)
Figure 1.18 Main Board Alarms
RRH Configuration and Current Alarms

1) Click the RRH tab in the right pane of the Rack Viewer.
2) This displays the RRH information and current alarms for the board.
Figure 1.19 RRH Configuration and Alarms
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Popup menu to grow the RRH

1)
2)
3)
4)
Click the RRH tab in the right pane of the Rack Viewer.
Select and right-click the RRH to grow.
Select Create RRH in the context menu.
In the CLI Edit Dialog popup window, select the desired option and click Execute.
Figure 1.20 RRH Grow Context Menu
Figure 1.21 RRH Grow CLI Edit Dialog Window
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Context Menu to Degrow the RRH

1)
2)
3)
4)
Click the RRH tab in the right pane of the Rack Viewer.
Select and right-click the RRH to degrow.
Select Delete RRH in the context menu.
Enter the password in the password confirmation window and click OK.
Figure 1.22 RRH Degrow Context Menu
Figure 1.23 RRH Degrow Password Confirmation
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Context Menu to Reset Resources

The rack viewer provides a popup menu to reset the resources including the board resource.
1)
2)
3)
Select and right-click the board in the left pane of the Rack Viewer.
Select Reset in the context menu.
A window will pop up to display the command execution result.
Figure 1.24 Reset Context Menu
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Popup menu for the resource inventory

The rack viewer provides a popup menu to view the resource inventory including the board
resource.
1) Select and right-click the board in the left pane of the Rack Viewer.
2) Select Inventory in the context menu.
3) The Inventory dialog window will pop up to display the command execution result.
Figure 1.25 Inventory Menu
Figure 1.26 Inventory
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Popup menu to inhibit/allow the alarm.

The rack viewer provides a popup menu to inhibit/allow alarms for the resources including
the board resource.
1)
Select and right-click the board in the left pane of the Rack Viewer.
2)
Select Alarm Inhibit/Allow in the context menu.
3) The Alarm Inhibit/Allow dialog window will pop up to display the command
execution result.
Figure 1.27 Alarm Inhibit/Allow Context Menu
Figure 1.28 Alarm Inhibit/Allow Dialog
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4)
Click on the Status item of the alarm type you wish to modify from the displayed list,
then select INHIBIT/ALLOW.
5)
Click Apply to apply the change.
6) A dialog window will pop up to display the application result for each corresponding item.
Figure 1.29 Alarm Inhibit/Allow Modification
Figure 1.30 Alarm Inhibit/Allow Result Dialog
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1.4.4 Group Management

The tree viewer provides a popup menu to register, modify and/or delete groups.
Registering Groups
1)
Right-click the EMS node of the tree viewer to display a popup menu, then select
Create Network.
2)
When the information Input Window is displayed, enter the name and position and
click OK.
Figure 1.31 Registering Groups
3)
If the command is successful, the corresponding group will be added to the tree viewer.
Figure 1.32 Group Registration Result
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Modifying Group Information

1) Select Network Information from the group node popup menu of the tree viewer.
2) The node information window will be displayed. Enter the information in the node
information window and click OK.
3) If the command is successful, the corresponding group information will be applied to
the tree viewer.
Figure 1.33 Modifying Group Information
Deleting Groups
1) Select Network Information from the group node popup menu of the tree viewer or
map viewer.
2) When the password Input Window is displayed, enter the password of your log-in account.
3) Enter the password and click OK.
4) If the command is successful, the corresponding group will be deleted from the tree
viewer and the map viewer.

Figure 1.34 Deleting Groups
Restrictions on Deleting Groups

A group can only be deleted if it has no NE registered to it.
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1.5 Help
The Help allows to view the information of the EMS server. The server information
provided by the Help menu is as follows:
Sever version
Sever copyright
Servers management target
Figure 1.35 About EMS Window
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CHAPTER 2. Configuration
Management
The configuration management allows the operator to view, modify, add and/or delete the
NE information. The operator can check the current configuration and/or setup or control
the NE with the functions provided in the configuration management.
Also, the configuration management offers a CLI window supporting the operator commands.
2.1 CLI
The CLI can be executed by selecting Configuration CLI. The CLI is a module
which allows the operator to execute the commands for the NE through the GUI.
2.1.1 CLI Configuration

When the CLI is executed, the following information will be displayed.
The CLI provides 3 types of layouts. The description in this manual is based on Layout 3
which includes all possible cases.
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Figure 2.1 CLI Window
Layout Selection
You can select the layout using the following three methods:
Menu & Icon
Description
From the menu, click Layout. A sub-menu will be displayed as shown on the left.
Select the desired layout. The layout of the window will be adjusted accordingly.
Select the desired layout icon in the toolbar. The layout of the window will be
adjusted accordingly.
Ctrl-1, 2, 3
In the CLI window, press Ctrl+1 (Layout 1), Ctrl+2 (Layout 2), or Ctrl+3
(Layout 3). The layout of the window will be adjusted accordingly.
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2.1.2 Basic CLI Functions

Once the CLI is executed, the following window will be displayed.
Selecting a Target
In the initial CLI window, select the combo list of the target to select the target ID.
The following tree will be displayed. Select the NE you wish to execute the command on.
Figure 2.2 Selecting the Target ID
Command Window
: Click the corresponding button to activate the command tree input window.
The command tree allows the operator to select the desired command from the tree.
If you select a command from the command tree, the corresponding parameter attribute
values will be displayed in the command parameter input window in the right pane.
Figure 2.3 Selecting from Command Tree
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Input Window
To enter a command, proceed as follows:
1)
2)
Select a command from command tree, then enter the parameter. The command will be
automatically created in the Input Window below command tree.
Use the and keys to select a command from the command list.
Figure 2.4 Entering Command
Button
Description
Execute
Executes the selected/entered command.
Previous
Executes a command repeatedly by selecting a specific NE or group.
Repeat
Initializes the parameter values of the currently selected command.
Reset
Clears the input fields data.
History Window
You can re-execute the previously executed command as follows:
1)
2)
In the History window, double-click the previous command log.

Use the and keys in the command Input Window to browse through the commands
saved in the history list, select the desired command, then click Execute.
: Click the corresponding button to activate the history window.
Figure 2.5 Execution History
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Response Window
The result of the command executed by the operator will be displayed as illustrated below.
Figure 2.6 Execution Result
Autonomous Window
The alarm and status messages generated during the system operation will be displayed as
illustrated below.
Figure 2.7 Event Message Display
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Exiting the CLI

On the menu bar, click File Close to close the CLI window. The CLI can also be
closed with the hot key Ctrl-o.
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2.1.3 Command Window

Searching for a Command
1) Select a target NE/Group from the top of the CLI.
2) In the command window, select the Search tab.
3) Select the Command Search mode or the Parameter Search mode.
4) The Command Search mode will search for the command which matches the input
string.
5) Click on the searched command.
6) The selected command will be entered as the input command.
Figure 2.8 Command Window
The command input window provides the following functions:

Displays the command search failure.
Restricts the command execution if the mandatory parameter is not entered.
Parameter Filtering: Restricts the input of the parameter value exceeding the allowed range.
Allows to input a numeric type parameter.
Allows to input an enum type parameter.
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Allows to input a normal type parameter.

Allows to input an IP type parameter
Allows to input a date type parameter
Verifies the command error.
Allows to reset the parameter.
Confirms the main command.
Verifies the main commands Password.
Restricts the execution permission by operator level.
Allows to execute a command repeatedly on multiple NEs.
Displays help when the operator enters a question mark (?).
Displays a list of the commands beginning with the input string when the operator enters a
command string in the Input Window.
Applies the command searched in the Input Window.
Allows to browse the command history in the Input Window.
Allows to enter a command in lowercase.
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2.1.4 History Window

On the toolbar, click the command execution history icon. The following command
execution history window will be displayed
Selecting a Command in the History Window
1) Click a command in the History Window.
2) The selected command will be displayed in the Input Window.
Executing a Command in the History Window
1) Double-click a command in the History Window.
2) The command will be executed.
Clearing the Execution History
1) After executing the command, right-click in the History Window.
2) Select Remove All, Remove Selected or Remove COMPLD Only.
3) The corresponding execution history will be deleted.
Figure 2.9 Command History Window
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2.1.5 Response Window

Displaying Successful Command Execution Result
1)
2)
After a command is executed, the corresponding command will be displayed.

If the execution of the command was successful, the result will be displayed in the
Response Window.
Figure 2.10 Successful Execution of the Command
Displaying Unsuccessful Command Execution Result

If the execution of the command was unsuccessful, the corresponding execution result will
be displayed along with the reason of failure.
Figure 2.11 Unsuccessful Execution of the Command
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Copying a Message
1)
2)
3)
Select a specific area of the Response Window.

Right-click the Response Window to display the context menu.
Select Copy to copy the selected message.
Figure 2.12 Copying a Message
Saving a Message
1) Select a specific area of the Response Window.
2) Right-click the Response Window to display the context menu.
3) Select Save, designate a path in the dialog window, then click OK.
4) The selected message will be saved in the designated path.
Figure 2.13 Saving a Message
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Saving All Messages

1)
2)
3)

Select SaveAll, designate a path in the dialog window, then click OK.
All messages of the Response Window will be saved in the designated path.
Figure 2.14 Saving All Messages
Clearing a Message
1)
2)
3)

Select Clear.
All messages in the Response Window will be cleared.
Changing the Font

2) Select Change Font, and select the desired font from the dialog window.
3) The message will be displayed in the selected font.
Figure 2.15 Changing the Font
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Changing the Background

1)
2)
3)

Select Change Background.
Select the desired color from the Color Chooser dialog window.
Figure 2.16 Selecting a Background Color
4) The background of the Response Window will be displayed in the specified color.
Figure 2.17 Background Color Selection Result
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Changing the Request Color

2) Select Change Message Color.
3) Select REQUEST COLOR.
4) Select the desired color from the Color Chooser dialog window.
5) The request will be displayed in the specified color.
Figure 2.18 Changing the Request Color
Changing the Response Color

3) Select RESPONSE COLOR.
5) The response will be displayed in the specified color.
Changing the Error Color
3) Select ERROR COLOR.
5) Check if the error is displayed in the specified color.
Pause On
1)
2)

Selecting Pause will pause the response message at current state.
Pause Off
1) Right-click the Response Window in PauseOn state to display the context menu.
2) Selecting PauseOff will resume the paused response message.
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2.1.6 Autonomous Window

The Autonomous window will display the autonomous messages occurring from the
equipment.
Adding Filter
1) Right-click the event window to display the context menu.
2) Select Add Filter.
3) Select a target in the Add Filter window.
4) The filter window of the corresponding target will be added.
5) The added window will only display the events of the selected target.
Figure 2.19 Adding Filter
Copying Event
1)
2)
3)
Select a specific area of the event window.

Right-click the event window to display the context menu.
Select Copy.
Saving Event
1)
2)
3)
4)
Select a specific area of the event window.

Select Save.
Designate a path to save the event.
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Saving All Events

1)
2)
3)

Select Save All.
Designate a path in the dialog window to save the events.
Clearing Event
1)
2)
3)

Select Clear.
All messages in the event window will be cleared.
Pause On
1)
2)

Selecting Pause will pause the output event at current state.
Pause Off
1)
2)
Right-click the event window in PauseOn state to display the context menu.
Selecting Pause Off will resume the paused event.
Changing Font
2) Select Change Font.
3) Select the desired font in the dialog window.
4) The message will be displayed in the specified font.
Changing Background
2) Select Change Background.
3) Select the desired color in the dialog window.
4) The background of the event window will be displayed in the specified color.
Changing Critical Alarm Color
2) Select Change AutoMessage Color.
3) Select CRITICAL ALARM COLOR.
5) The Critical Alarm will be displayed in the selected color.
Changing Major Alarm Color
3) Select MAJOR ALARM COLOR.
4) Choose a desired color from the Color Chooser Dialog window.
5) The Major Alarm is displayed in the specified color.
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Changing Minor Alarm Color

3) Select MINOR ALARM COLOR.
5) The Minor Alarm is displayed in the specified color.
Figure 2.20 Auto Message Color Modification
Changing Alarm Clear Color

3) Select ALARM CLEAR COLOR.
5) The specified color will be displayed when the alarm is cleared.
Changing Status Event Color
3) Select STATUS COLOR.
5) The status will be displayed in the specified color.
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2.1.7 Batch Window

Click the batch icon ( ) on the toolbar to display the Batch Window as shown below.
The Batch Window allows the operator to save a list of commands to be executed in batch.
Figure 2.21 Batch Window
Adding a Batch Job

Adding from the command tree
1) Select a command from the command window.
2) Click Add in the Batch Window.
3) The selected command will be added to the batch job.
Adding a Batch Job in the History Window
1) Select a command in the History Window.
3) The selected command will be added to the batch job.
Adding a Batch Job from the Input Window
1) Enter a command in the Input Window.
3) The entered command will be added to the Batch Window.
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If an invalid command is entered in the Input Window while adding the commands in
the batch job, the following error dialog will be displayed.
Figure 2.22 Command Input Error Dialog
Specifying the Batch Job Interval

1) Select a command from the command window.
2) Specify a value for the Gap in the Batch Window.
4) The selected command will be added to the batch job with the specified interval.
Deleting a Batch Job
1) Select a command in the Batch Window.
2) Click Delete in the Batch Window.
3) The selected command will be deleted from the Batch Window.
Modifying a Batch Job
Modifying a target in the batch job
2) Modify the target in the target window.
3) Click Modify in the Batch Window.
4) The batch job will be changed with the new target.
Modifying a command in the batch job
2) Select a command to modify from the command window.
(You may also select a command in the History Window or enter it in the Input
Window.)
4) The batch job will be changed with the new command.
Modifying the batch job execution interval
2) Change a value for the Gap in the Batch Window.
4) The execution interval of the corresponding command in the batch job will be
changed.
Changing the Batch Job Order
2) Click the up/down arrows in the Batch Window.
3) The batch jobs command execution order will be changed.
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Executing a Batch Job

1)
In the target, select the NE to execute the batch job, then click Apply.
(Select the checkbox in the tree to select multiple NEs.)
2)
Add a command to the batch job list.
3)
Click Start.
Figure 2.23 Executing a Batch Job
4) The corresponding command execution result will be displayed in the Response

Window.
Figure 2.24 Batch Job Result (1)
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5) The command execution result will be displayed in the Batch Window.
Figure 2.25 Batch Job Result (2)
Stopping a Batch Job

1) Register a command to the batch list and click Start.
2) While the command is being executed, click Stop.
3) The execution of the command will be stopped.
Saving a Batch File
Saving the batch job list in a file
1)
Click Save in the Batch Window.
Figure 2.26 Saving a Batch File (1)
2)
Enter the file name in the popup window.
3)
Click Save.
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4) The commands in the Batch Window will be saved in the specified file.
Figure 2.27 Saving a Batch File (2)
Checking the Batch File Redundancy

1)
2)
3)
4)
Click Save in the Batch Window.

Enter an existing batch file name in the popup window.
Click Save.
A Duplicated Batch File message will be displayed.
Opening a batch file

Opening a batch file
1) Click Open in the Batch Window.
2) Select a file.
3) Click Open.
4) The commands of the selected file will be applied to the Batch Window.
Figure 2.28 Opening a Batch File
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Adding a batch file directory

1) Click Save in the Batch Window.
2) Click on the Add Directory icon at the top right corner of the popup window.
3) Enter the directory name in the popup dialog window.
4) Click OK.
5) The batch file directory will be added.
Figure 2.29 Adding a Batch File Directory
Deleting a Batch File

Deleting a Batch File
2) Select a batch file to delete from the popup window.
3) Click on the Delete icon at the top right corner of the window.
4) The batch file is deleted.
Deleting a batch file directory
2) Select a batch file directory to delete from the popup window.
3) Click on the Delete icon at the top right corner of the window.
4) The batch file directory is deleted.
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2.1.8 Macro Execution

The macro execution icon allows the operator to add shortcut icons for the frequently used
command lists and execute the registered commands by clicking on the shortcut icons.
Figure 2.30 Macro Execution
Adding the Macro

Selecting a command from the command window to add to the macro list
1) Select a command from the tree in the command window.
2) Click Macro.
3) The corresponding command will be added to the Macro List and its icon will be
activated.
Entering a Command in the Input Window to Add to the Macro List
1) Enter a command in the Input Window.
2) Click Macro.
3) The corresponding command will be added to the Macro List and its icon will be
activated.
Applying the Macro
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Select a command from the macro list.

The selected command will be applied to the command window.
The input parameters of the selected command will be applied to the parameter window.
The selected command will be applied to the Input Window.
The Help for the selected command will be displayed on the Help window.
Executing the Macro

Executing the macro in the same way as a basic command
1) Select a command from the macro list.
2) Click Execute in the Input Window.
3) The commands execution result will be displayed in the Response Window.
(You can also execute the command by pressing the Enter key.)
4) The commands execution log will be displayed on the execution history window.
Executing the macro with double-click
You can execute a command by double-clicking the corresponding command icon in
the macro list.
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Modifying the Macro

1)
Select an icon from the macro list.
Figure 2.31 Modifying the Macro (1)
2)
Right-click the icon and select Edit.
3)
Enter a command in the Input Window.
4)
Click OK.
5) The icon will be changed to the corresponding command in the macro list.
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Deleting the Macro

1)
Select an icon from the macro list.
2)
Right-click the icon and select Delete.
Figure 2.35 Deleting the Macro (1)
3) The corresponding command will be deleted from the macro list.
Figure 2.36 Deleting the Macro (2)
Checking the Macro Command Redundancy

1)
2)
3)
Select a command which already exists in the macro list from the command window.
Click .
A Duplicated Macro command message will be displayed.
Figure 2.37 Duplicated Macro Dialog
Saving and Importing the Macro List for Each Operator

1) Register a command to the macro list.
2) Close the CLI window.
3) Select Configuration CLI to restart the CLI window.
4) The commands registered to the macro for each operator will be loaded.
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2.2 NE Grow/Degrow
The tree viewer and map viewer provide a popup menu to register, modify and/or delete the NE.
2.2.1 NE Grow
There are two methods to register the NE. One method is to select Configuration
Grow, the other method is to select the Grow context menu from the group node of the
tree viewer or map viewer. A window to register the NE will then be displayed.
Figure 2.38 NE Grow
To enter the NE information, proceed as follows:

1)
Select Grow from the NE Node popup menu of the tree viewer or map viewer, or
select Configuration Grow from the main menu.
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Once the grow window appears, enter the NE information, then click Next.
Figure 2.39 Grow Window (1)
Group
Item
Description
Group
Select the upper group where the NE belongs to.
Type
MACRO_OUTDOOR_RACK
macro outdoor rack type configuration
MACRO_OUTDOOR_DIST
Macro outdoor DU/RU separated configuration
PICO_OUTDOOR_RACK
Pico outdoor rack type configuration
MACRO_OUTDOOR_MIG
Macro outdoor migration configuration
MACRO_INDOOR_DIST
Macro indoor DU/RU separated configuration
Version of the NE. Manages the configuration in
Version
XML.
ID *
The eNB ID value, 1-20 bit (1048575).
Serial No.
The eNBs serial number
Name *
The NE name (unique within the system)
MM Type
Multi Mode Type
Bank Slot ID
The eNBs Bank Slot ID
Location
Systems mount location
MME IP
IP address of MME
External connection port
Information
External Link
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3)
In the second step window, enter the cell information. Click on each grid in the cell
information window to add or delete a cell.
Figure 2.40 Grow Window (2)
4)
When you have finished entering all the cell information, click Finish. A progress bar
will be displayed to show the progress of the grow process. The process will be
completed when the progress reached 100%.
Grow/Degrow Input Parameters

For the detailed information on the grow/degrow input parameters, see the
Network Resource Management (NRM) interface specification.
2.2.2 NE Degrow
If you select Delete NE from the NE node popup menu of the tree viewer or map viewer,
a password Input Window will be displayed. Enter the password and click OK to delete
the corresponding NE.
Figure 2.41 NE Degrow
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2.3 Cell Management

2.3.1 Cell Grow and Degrow
1) There are two methods to launch the cell management window.
One method is to select Configuration Cell Management, the other method is to
select the Cell Management context menu from the NE node of the tree viewer or
map viewer. A window to perform the cell grow/degrow will then be displayed.
Figure 2.42 Cell Grow and Degrow
2)
Upon the initial cell management window launch, the cells in the cell information will
be displayed in the following two types:
Cells in Grow status: The cells are displayed in yellow. If you right-click a cell and select
Cell Delete from the popup window, the text Delete will appear in red in the State
column of the Detail Cell Information section.
Cells not in Grow status: The cells are displayed in white. If you click a cell, the color will
be changed to pale yellow. A new row for the selected cell will be added to the Detail
Cell Information section, and the text Add will appear in blue in the State column.
Enter the information of the cell to add in each column of the newly added row.
3)
When you have finished entering all the delete/add information of each cell in the
Detail Cell Information section, click Apply. A progress bar will be displayed to
show the progress of the cell grow/degrow process.
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2.3.2 Administrative State Modification

You can change the administrative state of the cell in grow status to Locked or Unlocked
from the cell management window. A Locked state cell will be shown with a lock on it.
An UnLocked state cell will be shown without lock. Below is the procedure to change the
locked/unlocked state:
Locked Unlocked Change
1)
2)
Right-click a locked cell, and select UnLock from the popup window.
A popup window will be displayed to show the administrative state modification status,
and the change will be subsequently applied.
Unlocked Locked Change

Right-click an unlocked cell (cell shown without lock), and select Lock or Shutting
Down in the context menu.
2) A popup window will be displayed to show the administrative state modification status,
and the change will be subsequently applied.
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2.4 Neighbor
2.4.1 Neighbor Management
Double-click a station from the tree at the left of the window to display the neighbor
information of the corresponding station.
The neighbor function provides the following information:
The neighbor information of the selected eNB (displayed in Neighbor Relation Info at the
bottom of the middle pane).
The station in neighbor relationship with the selected eNB and the station which isnt
(displayed in Neighbor eNB Info at the top right pane): The station in neighbor
relationship with the selected eNB will be show in the Neighbor eNB tab.
The station which isnt, but which resides within the area of the neighbor relationship
with the selected eNB, will be shown in the Other eNB tab.
The information of the cells in the eNB (displayed in Cell Detail Info at the middle of the
right pane): Select an eNB information on the Neighbor eNB Info to display the cell
information of the selected eNB.
The neighbor add/modify/delete history (displayed in Neighbor Operation History at the
lower right of the window).
Figure 2.43 Neighbor Management GUI
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Adding a Neighbor
1)
2)
Double-click the eNB you wish to add the neighbor from the tree at the left of the window.
In Neighbor Relation Info, select the tab corresponding to the network (LTE, WCDMA,
CDMA1XRTT, CDMAHPRD) you wish to add the neighbor, then click Add.
3) Enter each and every parameter in the popup window, then click Add in the popup
window to execute the command.
4) The execution result will be updated to the neighbor operation history.
Modifying a Neighbor
Select a neighbor in Neighbor Relation Info. The Change button at the top of the
table will be activated.
2) Click the activated Change button, then modify the parameters as necessary in the
popup window.
3) Click Change in the popup window.
1)
Deleting a Neighbor
Select a neighbor in Neighbor Relation Info. The Delete button at the top of the table
will be activated.
2) Click on the enabled Delete button. A warning popup will be displayed. Click OK
in the warning popup.
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Additional Functions
The neighbor GUI allows the operator to easily view the related information.
If you select a neighbor relation in the Neighbor Relation Info, the information of the
source eNB of the corresponding relation will be highlighted, and the information of
the cell of the corresponding eNB will be displayed.
The Status in the Neighbor Relation Info represents the status of the corresponding
neighbor.
Green: Bi-directional neighbor
Yellow: Uni-directional neighbor
Red: Neighbor which related cell has been deleted
White: Neighbor which target eNB does not exist in the LSM (remote neighbors and
other PLMN neighbors will also be shown in white)
With the Neighbor Relation Info containing valid data, select a number in the Cell Num
selection combo box at the top of the window. The neighbor relation having the selected
numbers cell as the source cell will change to blue, and when you select a relation in
blue color, the information of the corresponding source cell in the Cell Detail Info will
be displayed in green.
Right-click the Neighbor Operation History to delete the information in the table.
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Neighbor Import/Export
(This function allows to import/export the neighbor information, and can be executed
from the menu bar at the top of the window.)
Figure 2.44 Neighbor Import/Export GUI
Import
1) Click File to import the file from the PC.
2) The imported data will be displayed in the table.
3) Make the desired modification to the table, then select one of the commands at the top
of the window.
4) Check on the relation you wish to execute the selected command, then click Apply.
Export
1)
Check on the station to view the neighbor from the tree at the left of the window, then
click Inquiry at the top of the window. (If you checked on bi-direction, each neighbor
relation will be viewed in both directions.)
2) The neighbor relation of the selected eNB will be displayed on the table. Click Save
to save it to the PC (.csv or .xls).
3) You can also view and modify the data in the table, then apply to the server.
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Neighbor Integrity Check

This function allows to check the integrity of the neighbor information, and can be
executed from the menu bar at the top of the window.
Figure 2.45 Neighbor Integrity Check
The integrity check will verify the following criteria:

DELETED ENB OR REMOTE RELATION: The relations target eNB has been deleted or
is a remote neighbor. If corrected, the corresponding relation will be deleted.
DELETED ENB FROM EXTERNAL: The relations target eNB has been deleted.
If corrected, the corresponding relation will be deleted.
DELETED CELL 1: The relations target cell information does not exist in the LSM.
If corrected, the corresponding relation and the external-cell information will be
deleted.
DELETED CELL 2: The relations target cell information exists in the LSM, but the
external-cell information is missing. If corrected, the corresponding relation will be
deleted.
NOT DUPLEX: Represents an uni-directional neighbor relation. If corrected, a bidirectional relation with default values will be added.
Non-IDENTICAL PARAMETER: The target cells parameter value (external-cell value) of
the corresponding relation does not correspond to the actual cells parameter value.
The displayed parameter values will not correspond to each other. If corrected, the
target cells parameter value (external-cell value) will be changed to the actual cells
parameter value.
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2.5 Software
The UI_SWM (UI_SW Management) provides the user interface for the commands
necessary to perform the package upgrade, software (SW) update and firmware (FW)
update through the GUI. In addition, the UI_SWM provide the functions for the eNB to
download and activate the package, SW and FW, as well as the functions to verify the
package installation of the LSM/NE.
The UI_SWM provides the package upgrade, software update and firmware update functions,
as well as the functions to schedule their execution and save the execution history.
The operator can perform the package upgrade, software update and firmware update at the
desired time.
2.5.1 Package Upgrade

In case of upgrading version of total package, performs the package upgrade below.
Figure 2.46 Package Upgrade
Tree Viewer: Displays all NEs registered to the EMS in tree structure.
The check tree option allows the selection of multiple NEs.
The NEs in the tree can be displayed selectively, per NE type or NE version. If you
check on a NE in the tree, the check will also be applied to the NE status table.
NE Status Table: Provides the information of the current and download package versions of
each NE. Click on the right buttons of the table ( ) to display the information of the
package, active software and firmware applied to each eNB. If the information of both
current and download package versions exist, the package status will be displayed
with the priority given to the download package version.
Upgrade Information: Executes the command based on the selections in the Command
Type, Package Version, Mode, Execute Type and Execute Schedule options.
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Package Upgrade Information, Download Information of SW/FW Update

Group
Command Type
Item
Description
Download
Executes the download.
Activation
Activates a downloaded package.
Download + Activation
Processes the activation after completing the

download.
Package Version
Displays the version of the package to download.

- Click the picture (
) on the right to display
the list of the current package version.

Mode
AP_RESET
Resets after completing the activation.
REBOOT
Reboots after completing the activation.
immediate
Executes the command immediately.
schedule
Executes the command in schedule.
Execute Schedule
Sets the time for the scheduled execution.
Estimated time
Displays the time the corresponding function is
Execute Type
expected to complete when the apply button is

clicked.
Elapsed time
The completion time.
Package Upgrade Sequence

1) Check the desired NE in the tree.
2) Select the command type in Upgrade Information.
3) Select the package to upgrade in Package Version.
4) To execute the command immediately, select immediate in Execute Type.
5) If you select schedule, enter the desired time for the scheduled execution to the right
field.
The entered time should be at least 2 minutes later than the current time.
6) If you select Download + Activation or Activation in Command Type, also select
the mode.
7) Click Apply.
The value of the progress bar will change as the package upgrade proceeds.
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2.5.2 Verify
Compares the package and firmware between the LSM and NE.
Figure 2.47 Verify Window
Verification Criteria: Sets the criteria for the verification.
Verification Information: A list of NEs to perform the verification. Provides the Compare
( ) icon to view the verification result and detailed information. Click the Compare
icon of the corresponding NE to view the detailed information.
The parameters for the verification criteria are as follows:
Parameter
Description
Package Version
Verify package version
Type
Verify Type
- Software
- Firmware
1)
2)
3)
4)
Check the desired NE in the tree.

Click Add in Verification Criteria.
Select the version and type of the package to verify in Verification Criteria.
Click Verify in Verification Criteria.
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5)
Click Compare to view the detailed comparison for each file.
Figure 2.48 Package Compare Information Window
Background Color
Description
White
Normal (Same Image)
Red
The same file exists in both the LSM and NE, but the content is different.
Yellow
The file exists only in the LSM or NE.
Save: Saves the contents of the comparison to an Excel file.

Update: In case of red or yellow background (the file exists only in the LSM), check on the
checkbox on the left then click Update. The update list will be added to the
corresponding software/firmware update tab. Note: The task will not be performed if a
software/firmware update is already running.
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2.5.3 Software Update

In case of updating specified software, performs the software update below.
Figure 2.49 S/W Update
Software List: Displays a downloadable list based on the NEs selected in the tree viewer.
The [2.0.0] next to the title represents the version of the checked eNBs.
Download Software: The list of the actual tasks to be performed, added from the software
list.
Download Information: Executes the command based on the Command Type, Execute
Type or Execute Schedule.
Software Update Sequence
1) Check the desired NE in the tree.
2) Click Search in Software List.
3) Check the software to update in Software List.
4) Click Add in Software List.
5) Verify if the software list is displayed in Download Software.
6) Select Command Type in Download Information.
If you select schedule, enter the desired time for the scheduled execution to the right
field. The entered time should be at least 2 minutes later than the current time.
8) Click Apply.
The value of the progress bar will change as the software upgrade proceeds.
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2.5.4 Firmware Update

Performs the firmware update.
Figure 2.50 Firmware Update
Firmware List: Displays a downloadable list corresponding to the version selected in the
version combo box. The [2.0.0] next to the title represents the version of the checked
eNBs.
Download Firmware: The list of the actual tasks to be performed, added from the firmware
list.
Download Information: Executes the command based on the Command Type: Reboot,
Execute Type or Execute Schedule.
Firmware Update Sequence
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
Check the desired NE in the tree.

Click Search in Firmware List.
Check the firmware to update in Firmware List.
Click Update in Firmware List.
Check if the firmware list is displayed on Download Firmware.
Select the Board information in Download Firmware. (This setting is not required
for the download.)
Select the Side information in Download Firmware. (This setting is not required for
the download.)
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8) Select Command Type in Download Information.

If you select schedule, enter the desired time for the scheduled execution to the right
field. The entered time should be at least 2 minutes later than the current time.
10) Click Apply.
The value of the progress bar will change as the firmware upgrade proceeds.
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2.5.5 History
Views the Command History
Figure 2.51 History Window
Search Criteria: Allows you to select the history search criteria.
Command History: Displays the search result. The results of the command executed
based on the EMS will be displayed in the table. Double-click the table to display the
details of the command execution for each NE in Detail. (Clicking the Detail ( )
icon will generate the same result as above.)
Detail: Displays the command execution result for the NE upon clicking Command
History.
The parameters for the search criteria are as follows:
Parameter
Type
Description
Command history type
- All
- Package
- Software
- Firmware
Command Type
Command type
- All
- Download + Activation
- Download
- Activation
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(Continued)
Parameter
Execute Type
Description
Task type
- All: All tasks
- Immediate: Tasks executed immediately
- Schedule: Scheduled tasks
Status
Task Status
- All: All tasks
- Running: Tasks currently running
- Complete: Completed tasks
- Cancel: Cancelled tasks
- Fail: The scheduled task failed to run due to another running task.
- Process Restart: The EMS (mf) restarted during the execution of the task.
Period
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Search Period
Select the criteria in Search Criteria.

Click Search in Search Criteria.
Check if the search result is displayed in Command History.
Double-click a table value in Command History.
Check if the corresponding details are displayed in Detail.
Clicking the Detail icon ( ) in Command History will create the same result as above.
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2.5.6 Schedule
Views the scheduled task.
Figure 2.52 Schedule Window
Search Criteria: Allows you to select the schedule search criteria.
Schedule List: Displays the search result. The results of the command executed based on
the EMS will be displayed in the table. Double-click the Detail ( ) in the table to
display the details in Detail.
Detail: From Schedule List, click the Detail ( ) icon to view the details.
The parameters for the search criteria are as follows:
Parameter
Type
Description
Scheduled task type
- All
- Package
- Software
- Firmware
Command Type
Scheduled tasks command type

- All
- Download + Activation
- Download
- Activation
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Select the criteria in Search Criteria.

Click Search in Search Criteria.
Check if the information of the schedule registered in Schedule List is displayed.
From Schedule List, click the Detail icon ( ) and check if the corresponding
information is displayed in Detail.
5) To delete the schedule containing search criteria, check on the schedule registered to
the Schedule List then click Delete.
1)
2)
3)
4)
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2.6 Data Audit

From the Data Audit window, check the data versions of eNB and LSM and then select an
eNB that the operator want to synchronize, and execute the configuration synchronization
manually.
2.6.1 Data Audit

Executing Data Audit
1)
2)
3)
From the LSM main window, select the Configuration Data Audit menu.
Launch the Data Audit window.
Once the Data Audit window opens, the data version of the LSM for all eNBs
registered to the tree will be retrieved and displayed in the data version of the
configuration at the right as illustrated below.
Figure 2.53 Configuration Information Sync
Data Audit: Allows the operator to view the eNB data version and LSM data version of the
NE registered to the EMS and decide whether to perform the Data Audit.
Network Group: The name of the network group where the eNB belongs to.
eNB Name: The name of the eNB registered by the operator.
eNB Id: The eNBs independent, unique ID.
eNB Data Version: The eNB data version checked in the eNB through the cdd.
LSM Data Version: The data version managed in the LSM DB.
Result: Result of the execution.
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Scheduler: instead of performing the Data Audit manually, the operator can schedule the
EMS to perform it periodically by registering the task to the scheduler and view the
corresponding information in the scheduler.
Viewing Data Audit
1)
2)
3)
4)
Select the desired criteria from NE Type and NE Version at the top of the tree view
(type or version, or type and version).
Once you select type and/or version, the eNB information corresponding to the criteria
will be retrieved from the LSM and displayed on Data Audit at the right of the window.
Figure 2.54 Viewing the Configuration Information Synchronization
System: Select the criteria to view the NE.

NE Type: Select the type of the eNB.
NE Version: Select the version of the eNB.
If you select the NE type and/or version, the information of the eNBs corresponding to
the criteria will be displayed. Otherwise, all eNBs information will be displayed.
Tree Viewer: The information of the eNBs corresponding to the criteria selected in System
will be displayed in the tree.
Data Audit: The information of the eNBs corresponding to B will be displayed along with
the data version.
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Synchronize Data
1)
2)
3)
In the tree view, select an eNB as illustrated below to launch the Data Audit.
Figure 2.55 Selecting an eNB from the tree
4)
Once an eNB is selected from the tree, the same eNB information will be selected
from Synchronize Data as below:
Figure 2.56 Verifying the eNB infor4-mation selected from Sync Data
5)
Click Execute.
6) The result will be displayed in the Result section.
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2.6.2 Scheduling Function for Periodical Data Audit

Viewing the Scheduler
1) From the LSM main window, select the Configuration Data Audit menu.
2) The Data Audit window will be displayed.
3) Select the Scheduler tab from Data Audit.
4) The registered scheduler information will be displayed as below:
Figure 2.57 Viewing the Scheduler
Id: The ID registered to the scheduler.

Start Date: The time and date of the initial Data Audit.
End Date: The time and date the Data Audit is scheduled to end.
Period: The period the Data Audit will be performed (day, week, month)
Network Group: Network group information.
eNB Name: The name of the eNB registered by the operator.
Registration Date: The registration date.
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Adding Scheduler
1)

3) The tree and the data version of the eNB will be displayed as illustrated below.
4)
Select the eNB to add to the scheduler from the tree.
5)
Select Add Scheduler from Configuration Information Sync as below:
Figure 2.58 Adding Scheduler
6)
Enter the desired start date, end date and period as below:
Figure 2.59 Viewing the Scheduler
You can also use the calendar to enter the start date and end date.
Figure 2.60 Date Selection Calendar
Enter the period. (Select between day, week or month.)
Figure 2.61 Selecting the Scheduler Period
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7)
Click Execute.
8) The scheduler for the periodic Data Audit will be added to

$nms_home/data/xml/schedule.xml.
Deleting Scheduler
1) From the LSM main window, select the Configuration Data Audit menu.
3) Select the Scheduler tab to view the scheduler information.
4) Select the scheduler information to delete.
Click Delete to delete the selected scheduler information.
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2.7 SerialNo Management

The SerialNo Management allows the operator to add, modify and delete Serial Number.
Figure 2.62 SerialNo Management
Adding a Serial Number

From the LSM main window, select the Configuration SerialNo Management
menu.
2) Select the check box of eNB to add Serial Number, and enter the value in
Serial_Number field.
3) Click the Apply button. The operator can check Serial Number added on the popup
menu of Success SerialNumber change.
1)
Modifying a Serial Number

menu.
2) Select the check box of eNB to modify Serial Number, and modify the value in
3) Click the Apply button. The operator can check Serial Number modified on the
popup menu of Success SerialNumber change.
1)
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Deleting a Serial Number

menu.
2) Select the check box of eNB to delete Serial Number, and delete the value in
3) Click the Apply button. The operator can check Serial Number deleted on the popup
menu of Success SerialNumber change.
1)
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2.8 System Backup

System Backup allows the operator to backup/restore PLD.
2.8.1 Backup
PLD Backup window and procedure are as follows:
Figure 2.63 Backup Window
System Backup : Register PLD Backup schedule or execute PLD Backup immediately.
Executing PLD Backup
1) From the LSM main window, select the Configuration System Backup menu.
2) Select the eNB to backup PLD in Tree Viewer.
3) Select Immediately in Type field.
4) Click the Execute button.
5) The execution result is displayed in System Backup window.
Figure 2.64 Execution Result of System Backup
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Registering Backup Schedule

From the LSM main window, select the Configuration System Backup menu.
Select the eNB to backup PLD in Tree Viewer.
Select Schedule in Type field.
Set backup interval.
Daily (1 day interval): set Hour, Minute.
Weekly (1 week interval): set Day, Hour, Minute.
Monthly (1 month interval): set Date, Day, Hour, Minute.
1)
2)
3)
4)
Deleting Backup Schedule

1)
2)
Select the check box of schedule to delete.

Click the Delete button.
2.8.2 Restore
PLD Restore window and procedure are as follows:
Figure 2.65 Restore Window
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1)
2)
3)
Select the eNB to restore PLD in Tree Viewer.
Click the File button of the corresponding eNB in Restore table.
Figure 2.66 Selecting File to restore
3) Double-click the file to restore.

5) The result of restore is displayed in Result and Reason column.
Figure 2.67 Execution Result of Restoring
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2.8.3 System Backup History

The window and procedure to view execution history of PLD Backup and Restore are as
follows:
Figure 2.68 System Backup History Window
1)
2)
3)
4)
4)
Select the eNB to view execution history in Tree Viewer.
Select Backup/Restore Type field.
Select Success/Failed Result field.
Click the Search button.
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The fault management provides various functions to manage the faults occurring in the
system.
3.1 Event Viewer

The Event Viewer displays the events received through the server in real time.
Fault Event Viewer
Figure 3.1 Event Viewer Window
The parameters of the event viewer are as follows:

Parameter
Description
Severity
Indicates an event grade.

- Critical: critical fault
- Major: major fault
- Minor: minor fault
- Warning: fault information
- Indeterminate: fault whose severity is not defined
- Status: general information
Code
The event code.
Group
Displays the event groups in the following types:

- Communication: communication process/procedure
- Processing: software/processing procedure
- Environment: external equipment environment
- QoS: degradation of service quality
- Equipment: fault in equipment
- etc.: other faults & statuses.
Location
Location of the event.
Probable Cause
Cause of the event.
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Time of the event occurrence.
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Event Viewer Filter

The Event Viewer can be set to display only the specific events. Click the Filter button
( ) at the top of the Event Viewer to display the following window, then select the
criteria of the event you wish to display.
Figure 3.2 Event Viewer Filter Window
Pausing/Receiving Events
If you click the Play button ( ) at the top of the Event Viewer, the Play button will be
changed to Pause ( ) and the events will not be displayed anymore. If you click the
Pause button again, it will be changed back to Play and all the events not displayed
during the pause will be displayed.
Deleting Displayed Events
Click the Clear button ( ) at the top of the Event Viewer to delete the events currently
displayed on the Event Viewer. However, the history saved in the database will not be
deleted.
Printing Events
Click the Print button ( ) at the top of the Event Viewer to print the events currently
displayed on the Event Viewer.
Saving Events
Click the Save button ( ) at the top of the Event Viewer to save the events currently
displayed on the Event Viewer in an Excel file.
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Event Details
Double-click a data in the Event Viewer to display the detailed information of the
corresponding data on the popup window as below.
Figure 3.3 Detailed Event Information Window
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3.2 Viewing the Event History

The Event History menu allows viewing and modifying the fault information saved in the
database.
Fault Event History
Figure 3.4 Event History Window
The parameters of the EMS history are as follows:

Parameter
Description
Target
The NE to view
Period
Time lapse from when the event occurred to when it was canceled.
Event Type
The event type to view (All/Alarm/Status/Fault)
Severity
Event severity
- Critical: critical fault
- Major: major fault
- Minor: minor fault
- Warning: fault information
- Indeterminate: fault whose severity is not defined
- Status: general information
Group
Type of the event group

- Communication: communication process/procedure
- Processing: software/processing procedure
- Environment: external equipment environment
- QoS: degradation of service quality
- Equipment: fault in equipment
- etc.: other faults & statuses
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(Continued)
Parameter
Description
Code
Alarm code
Ack
Fault recognition
Clear
Fault clear type
Searching the EMS History

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
In the tree view of the main window, select an NE to view. The selected NE will be
displayed in the Target field of the window. Select All to view all the system faults
including the EMS faults, EMS to view only the faults occurred in the EMS.
You can select Alarm, Status or Fault for the Event Type. If you select Alarm,
you can select the field values Severity, Group, Ack, Clear and/or Code for
viewing.
If you select Status/Fault, the Severity, Group, Ack, Clear and Code values
will not be applied.
Click Search.
Check if the fault information corresponding to the selected criteria is displayed on the
result table.
Click Save to save the result.
Enabling/Disabling Fault Recognition

1)
2)
3)
From the result table, select the fault you wish the system to recognize.
Click Ack.
From the No. column of the result table, check if the selected fault has been enabled
for recognition.
4) To disable the fault recognition, select a fault from the result table and click Unack.
Clearing a Fault
1)
2)
3)
From the result table, select the fault you wish to clear.
Click Clear.
Check the background color of the Severity column and the Clear Time column of
the table to see if the selected fault has been successfully cleared.
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3.3 Current Alarm

This function displays the unclear faults, and applies the alarms occurring afterwards in
real time. You can change the information of a specific fault.
Fault Current Alarm
Figure 3.5 Current Alarm Window
The parameters of the Current Alarm are as follows:

Parameter
Description
Severity
the severity of the event.
Code
the alarm code.
Group
the event group where the event belongs to.
Location
location of an event
Probable Cause
cause of an event
Alarm time
time the event has occurred
Clear time
time the alarm was cleared
Clear type
if the fault was cleared, the type of the fault clearance Auto/Manual
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Viewing Current Alarm

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
From the menu, select Fault then Current Alarm to display the uncleared alarms on
the table.
When a fault occurs, the corresponding information is displayed on the table. When an
alarm is cleared, the background color of the Severity column and the Clear Time
column for the corresponding alarm will be updated.
If you click the No., Severity, Group or Alarm Time columns header, the
information in the table will be sorted accordingly.
You can filter the faults displayed on the screen by clicking the
icon.
If you click the Refresh button, only the uncleared information will be displayed on
the table again.
If you click the Pause button, the button will change to Resume, and the newly
occurring faults will not be displayed on the table. Click the Pause button again to
display the faults which were not displayed during the pause.
Click the
icon to print the result.
Click the
icon to save the result table in an Excel or CSV file.
Modifying Current Alarm

To select a specific fault information or select/clear the entire alarms in the table, check on
the checkbox ( ) and click Ack/Unack or Clear.
If you select Ack, the background color of the No. column will be changed to gray.
If you select Unack for an alarm which was previously active in Ack state, it will return to
the pre-Ack status.
If you select Clear, the background color of the Severity column will be changed to
green, and the value of the Clear Time column will be updated.
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Viewing the Detailed Fault Information
Figure 3.6 Detailed Information of Current Alarm
If you double-click the data on Current Alarm or select Show Details on the popup menu,
the detailed information of the corresponding data will be displayed on a popup window.
If you click the Code Information button, the information of the corresponding alarm
code will be displayed on a popup window.
A Severity column which color is in Clear state represents an alarm that has been
cleared. The time the alarm was cleared will be displayed along with its clearance type.
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3.4 Alarm Statistics

The Alarm Statistics function allows the operator to search the fault statistics information
saved in the database of the EMS using various search criteria.
Fault Alarm Statistics
Figure 3.7 Fault Statistics Window
The parameters of the fault statistics are as follows:

Parameter
Description
Target
The command execution target value.
Series
Used to select the series of the chart. (Severity/Code)
Item
Used to select the value for the X axis of the chart.

If the Location value is selected, you cannot select the summary by time slot in
the Time Type field.
Time Type
Used to select the time unit for the statistics.

Hourly, Daily, Monthly, Hourly Sum., Daily Sum., Monthly Sum.
Group
Used to select a fault group.
Period
Used to select the time to view.
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Searching the Fault Statistics

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
In the tree view of the main window, select an NE to view. The selected NE will be
displayed in the Target field of the window. Select All to view the statistics of all
the system faults including the EMS faults, EMS alarm only to view only the faults
occurred in the EMS.
You can select and view a specific group from the Group.
Select the data corresponding to the series of the result chart from the Series field.
Select the data corresponding to the X-axis of the result chart from the Item field.
Specify the type of the statistics time in the Time Type field. The initial value of the
Period field will be changed accordingly.
Click Search.
Check if the Alarm statistics data satisfying the search criteria are displayed on the
result table and chart.
If you drag the mouse cursor over the chart, the selected part will be zoomed in and
displayed with a scroll bar.
If you click the Zoom Out button, the scroll bar will disappear and the chart will
revert to its original size.
Click Print to print the result.
Click Save to save the result table in an Excel file and the result chart in a PDF file.
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3.5 Audible Alarm

The Audible Alarm allows to set the audible alarm generation policy for each operator.
Fault Audible Alarm
Figure 3.8 Audible Alarm Window
The parameters of the audible alarm are as follows:

Parameter
Description
Mute
Sets the entire audible alarms on/off.
Play
- Repeat: Used to specify the number of times the audible alarm will be played.
If unchecked, the alarm will be played only once.
- No Interception: If checked, the audible alarm that occurred first will be played all
the way through even if another audible alarm is generated. The next alarm will be
played afterwards.
Grade
Used to select the grade to generate the audible alarm. Critical/Major/Minor
Policy
Used to select the audible alarm generation policy. Representative Alarm/Final Alarm
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Setting Audible Alarms by Level

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
From the menu, select Fault then Audible Alarm to pop up the Audible Alarm
setup window.
Select or deselect the Mute option.
Select by Grade.
Using the Repeat button, specify whether to allow repetition and the repetition count.
Select or deselect No Interception.
From Grade, select the grade in which the audible alarm will be generated.
From Policy, select the audible alarm generation policy.
Click Set o complete the setup.
You can click Pause to pause the current audible alarm.
Setting Audible Alarms by Fault Code

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
From the menu, select Fault then Audible Alarm to pop up the Audible Alarm
setup window.
Select or deselect the Mute option.
Click by Alarm Code.
Using the Repeat button, specify whether to allow repetition and the repetition count.
Select the sound source by fault code.
Click Add to select a fault code. You can specify the sound source by clicking the
Browse button at the right of the fault code. If you click the Set button, both the fault
code and sound source information will be saved.
Click Set to complete the setup.
You can click Pause to pause the current audible alarm.
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3.6 Visible Alarm

The Visible Alarm allows to set the visible alarm for each operator. The Visible Alarm
function opens an alarm window automatically when a fault is generated, and displays the
alarms occurred until the operator recognizes them.
Fault Visible Alarm
The visible alarm is initially set to OFF, and can be manually set to ON. It can also be
configured for each corresponding level and/or specific fault code.
Figure 3.9 Visible Alarm Setting Window
The parameters of the visible alarm are as follows:

Parameter
OFF
Description
Sets the entire visible alarms on/off.
- By Level: Used to specify whether to filter the visible alarms by level.
- By Fault Code: Used to specify whether to filter the visible alarms by fault code.
Grade
Used to select the grade in which the visible alarm will be generated.
Critical/Major/Minor
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Setting the visible alarm by level

1) From the menu, select Fault then Visible Alarm to pop up the Visible Alarm setup
window.
2) Deselect the OFF check box.
3) Select by Grade, to specify the grade.
4) Specify the level of the alarms you wish to receive as visible alarm to Critical/Major/
Minor.
5) Click Set to verify the application of the settings.
6) When a fault is generated, the Visible Alarm window will be opened automatically if
not already open.
Clearing the Visible Alarm
1) From the menu, select Fault then Visible Alarm to pop up the Visible Alarm setup
window.
2) Select the OFF check box.
3) Click Set.
4) The visible alarm will not be displayed even if the pre-defined alarm is generated.
Automatic Generation of Visible Alarm
When the Visible Alarm is set to ON, the alarm will be automatically generated as
below if it meets the predefined criteria (level and alarm code).
2) If the window is closed, it will be opened automatically if the alarm meeting the
criteria is generated.
1)
Figure 3.10 Visible Alarm Output Window
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Setting Visible Alarms by Fault Code

1)
From the menu, select Fault then Visible Alarm to pop up the Visible Alarm setup
window.
2)
Deselect the OFF check box.
3)
Select by Alarm Code to specify the fault code.
4)
Click Add to register a fault code.
Figure 3.11 Setting the Visible Alarm by Fault Code
5)
Select an NE type in the Fault Code Search window.
6)
Select the version of the selected NE type.
7)
Select an event type.
8)
Click Search to display the alarm code information of the selected NE type.
9)
Select the alarm code to be displayed as a visible alarm (by checking on the checkbox), then click Add.
10) If you click Add button, the code selection window disappears.
11) Click Set on the visible alarm setting window.
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12) If an alarm that meets the criteria occurs, the visible alarm window will automatically
appear.
Figure 3.12 Selecting the Visible Alarm Code
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CHAPTER 4. Performance
Management
The performance management manages the functions related to the performance of the
network resource.
The following key functions are provided by the performance management:
Performance Statistics
Collection Results
PI Monitoring
On Demand
Call Trace
To manage the performance, select Performance Management from the main menu.
Figure 4.1 Selecting the Performance Menu
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4.1 Performance Statistics

To view the statistics data collected.
Performance Performance Statistics
System Selection Area
Statistics Family
Selection Area
Statistics Result
View Area
Parameter Area
Search Criteria
Area
Figure 4.2 Statistics Data View Window
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4.1.1 Viewing Statistics Data

Viewing Statistics Data
1) From the system selection area, select the NE you wish to view in the tree.
2) Search the Statistics Family in the order of Category, Statistics Family.
3) To search a specific LLOC in the parameter area, enter or select the corresponding
value. Skip this step if you want to search the entire items.
4) In the search criteria area, set the Statistics Period to 15MIN, HOURLY, DAILY,
MONTHLY.
5) You can also set the period automatically by selecting the 1 Hour, 12 Hours or 1 Day
buttons.
6) Click Search to search the results. When the search is complete, the results are
displayed on the right pane.
Selecting Statistics Family
Select the Statistics Family in Statistics Family Selection Area.
Selecting Parameters
Enter the following values to the Parameter field according to the data type of the LLOC:
Type
enum
Description
If the data type is enum, a combo list will automatically appear when you click the
mouse button.
Ipv4
Enter the IPV4 type.
enbID
Enter the ID of the eNB.
String
Enter all other data as string type.
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Statistics Search Result Window

If you enter the search criteria and click Search, the search results will be displayed on
the statistics result view window. Below are the details of the main items in the statistics
result view area.
Item
Hour
Description
The time the statistics were collected.
The latest data will appear in the highest row.
Location
The logical location where the statistics were collected.
Statistics Item
the items defined in the PmAttribute.xml will be displayed in sequential order.

The items set as visible=false or excluded from filtering will not be displayed.
Sorting Statistics Search Results

If you click the Time field in the table header of the search result window, the data display
will be changed from latest oldest. These options will be toggled each time the button is
pressed.
Icons in the Statistics Result View
Item
Description
Saves the statistics search results.
Prints the statistics search results.
Filters the statistics output items.
Shows the statistics output results in a chart.
Statistic Output Filtering
Figure 4.3 Filter Setting
1)
2)
3)
4)
Select
to display the filter setting window as below.
Clear the check box of the item you do not want to display on the window.
Click the Cancel button to close the window.
Click the Apply button to hide the items excluded from filtering.
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4.1.2 Viewing Statistics Chart

Click the
button in the statistic search results window to display the statistics
window as shown below:
(Statistics) Type
Selection Area
Chart Area
Command
Execution Area
Figure 4.4 Statistics Chart
Creating Statistics Charts

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Click the Graph icon in the statistics search result window.

Select the (Statistics) Type of the data you wish to compare in the chart.
Select the items you want to show in the chart. Up to 20 items can be shown
overlapped in a chart. If you wish to show the items in individual charts, up to five
charts can be created.
Set whether or not to show the items overlapped in one chart.
Click the Apply button to display the results on the right pane.
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Disabling the Graph Overlap

The following illustrates the chart with the Graph Overlap option disabled. The Graph
Overlap option is enabled by default.
Chart Area
(Statistics) Type
Selection Area
Figure 4.5 Disabling the Graph Overlap
Saving as PDF File

Click the Save button to save the chart as file. One chart is saved per page in the PDF file.
To print the chart, open the saved file with an explorer.
Setting Chart Options
The chart options can be set by right-clicking on the chart.
Figure 4.6 Chart Option Setting
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Item
Legend
Description
- Show: Outputs the legend (default)
- Hide: Hides the legend
Graph Type
- PLOT: Line graph (default)

- BAR: Bar chart
3D
- ON: 3D chart, bar graph only

- OFF: 2D chart (default)
X Axis
- ON: X axis scale marks on (default)

- OFF: X axis scale marks off
Y Axis
- ON: Y axis scale marks on (default)

- OFF: Y axis scale marks off
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4.2 Collection Results

Shows the results of the performance statistics collection.
Performance Collection Results
System Selection
Area
Collection Results Area
Search Criteria
Figure 4.7 PM Collection Results
The result will be displayed as follows:

Item
Description
Statistics Period
Statistics Collection Period
Time
Outputs the collected time.
Result
Outputs the collected results. (Success, Fail)
Failure
Outputs the number of failures. (Outputs the count collected every 5 minutes.)
Status
Outputs the name of the collected file.
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4.3 PI Monitoring
PI monitors specific performance data by assigning threshold values. The PI monitoring
utility will alert the operator by triggering an alarm when the corresponding threshold is
met. If you click the PI Management button on the PI monitoring window, a registration
window will appear as below. You can set and manage the PI items through the following
registration procedure.
Performance PI Monitoring
Figure 4.8 PI Management
4.3.1 PI Search
PI Management View
Item
Description
System selection
The units displayed in the system selection area at the bottom depend on the
NE Type and NE on the tab menu at the top.
- NE Type: Displays the items to allow the selection by NE type.
- NE: Displays all NE lists.
PI item selection
The PI items selection area.

The PI items are displayed according to the NE type or NE selected in the
system selection area. The same data as the statistics family are displayed.
Search Button
Select the system and statistics items, then click View to display the data from
the PI settings in the result window on the right.
Search Result
Window
The window showing the results of the search on the left pane.
Register Button
Used to set new PI management items
Modify Button
Used to modify the PI search results and apply the modification.
Delete Button
Used to delete the selected PI items.
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PI Search Procedures
1)
Select whether to search by NE or NE type in the system selection area using the tab
menu.
2) Select the tab, select the desired system or type in the NE Type or NE list, then click
Search to display all items that meet the corresponding system or type on the result
area.
3) To search for specific PI items, select the PI item or group and click Search to search
within the selected range.
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4.3.2 PI Registration
In the PI search window, select the desired system or type and click Register to display a
registration window as shown below. You can set the PI items through the following
registration procedure.
(Statistics) Type
Selection Area
Threshold Input Area
Figure 4.9 PI Registration
PI Registration Window Description

Item
Description
(Statistics) Type
Displays the (Statistics) Type that belong to the selected Statistics Family.
Threshold Info
Threshold setting area.
Direction
Selects the direction for the threshold range.

- UP: Alarms are triggered when the thresholds are exceeded.
- DOWN: Alarms are triggered when the thresholds are not met.
Values
Area to enter the threshold values.

For the up direction, the order is Critical > Major > Minor.
For the down direction, the order is Critical < Major < Minor.
Register
A button used to register and execute the threshold value.
PI Registration Procedure
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Click the NE Type or NE tab on the PI management screen.

Select the system type or system in the system area.
Select the statistics family to register, then click Register to display the PI
Registration screen.
Select the (Statistics) Type that belongs to the statistic family.
Select the threshold direction between UP and DOWN.
Enter the Critical/Major/Minor values.
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Click the Register button to start the registration.

When the registration is complete, the result window will be displayed as shown below.
This result window will also be displayed upon the modification and deletion
processes.
9) After the registration is complete, the statistics will be collected and the levels will be
defined to automatically trigger/restore the alarms and display the alarm history in the
event viewer.
7)
8)
Figure 4.10 PI Registration Result
PI Registration Result Description

Item
Description
Target
The NE name registered
Operation
Commands used in the registration. Commands that already exist in the

database will be updated, and new commands will be automatically processed
through the registration.
- Registration: New registration
- Update: Registration modification
- Delete: Delete
Start Time
Registration start time
End Time
Registration end time
State
- Ready: Preparing for the registration

- Processing: Processing the registration
- Completed: Complete
Result
Displays the results
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4.3.3 PI Modification
The procedure to modify the registered PI value is given below. To register the change,
select the corresponding item in the search result area of the PI management window and
click Modify.
Figure 4.11 PI Modification
PI Modification Procedure
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Modify the values of items you want to change in the search result area of the PI
management window.
Once you change the values and move the mouse cursor, the corresponding fields will
turn red and the check boxes on the left will be checked on.
When the modification is complete, click Modify.
When the change is registered, the registration result window will be displayed.
After the modification has been registered successfully, the statistics will be collected
and the levels will be defined to automatically trigger/restore the alarms and display
the alarm history in the event viewer.
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4.3.4 PI Deletion
Registered PI values can be deleted by selecting the corresponding item in the search result
area of the PI management window and click Delete.
Figure 4.12 PI Deletion
PI Deletion Procedure
1)
2)
3)
4)
Select the check box of the item you wish to delete in the search result area of the PI
management window.
Select all items you wish to delete, then click Delete.
When the deletion is complete, the registration result window will be displayed.
Once the deletion is complete, all active alarms related to the PI will be cleared
automatically..
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4.3.5 PI Monitoring
Figure 4.13 PI Monitoring
1)
When the statistics collection for the PI is complete, the PI status is automatically
refreshed in the PI monitoring window, and the highest levels for each statistic item
are calculated and displayed.
2) Click on each item to display the list of the faults occurred on the right pane.
3) When an error occurs in the fault occurrence status, click the Refresh button to
display the latest status.
PI Monitoring Buttons
Item
Description
Displays the predefined Critical value when selecting a PI in the left.
Displays the predefined Major value when selecting a PI in the left.
Displays the predefined Minor value when selecting a PI in the left.
Outputs the selected LLOC in graph and uses the graph for monitoring.
Refreshes the window.
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4.3.6 PI Trend Graph

When you click a specific PI item in the PI monitoring window, its location information
will be displayed on the right. Double-click the location or use the
button to
view the trend graph.
When you click another LLOC, the current trend graph is changed to reflect the change.
There are five-minute trend and 60-minute trend graphs. They are refreshed after the fiveminute data and 60-minute data are collected, respectively.
Figure 4.14 PI Trend Graph
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4.4 On Demand Statistics

On Demand Statistics outputs the trend of the statistics data collected during a given period
in real time for specific items selected by the user to the screen in table and graph formats
for monitoring purpose.
Performance On Demand
Figure 4.15 On Demand Statistics Management
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4.4.1 On Demand Statistics View

From the On Demand Statistics View screen, select a system and click View to view the
On Demand statistics as shown below.
System Selection
Area
Search Result
Area
Figure 4.16 On Demand Statistics Management Screen
Search Results Description

Item
Description
Ne
The registered NE name.
Statistics Family
The registered statistics family name (statistics category/family).
Location
The registered LLOC.
Period
The registered collection cycle.
Duration
The registered collection period.
Owner
The ID of the operator who processed the registration.
Status
The monitoring status.

- Ready: On Demand statistics registered. Ready to start the monitoring.
- Started: The monitoring has started.
- Stopped: The monitoring was interrupted by the operator.
- Complete: The monitoring is complete.
On Demand Statistics View

1)
2)
Select an NE tree in the system selection area.

Click Search to search the results. The results will be displayed on the right.
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4.4.2 On Demand Statistics Registration

From the On Demand Statistics View screen, select a system and click Register to view
the registration screen as below. You can register the On Demand statistics through the
following registration procedure.
Parameter Area
Statistics Family
Selection Area
Condition Input
Area
Figure 4.17 On Demand Statistics Registration Screen
Selecting Statistic Family

Select the statistics family in the statistics family selection area.
Selecting Parameters
Enter the following values to the Parameter field according to the data type of the LLOC:
Type
enum
Description
If the data type is enum, a combo list will automatically appear when you click the
mouse button.
Ipv4
Enter the IPV4 type.
enbID
Enter the ID of the eNB.
long
Enter the integer type. Position the mouse cursor on Property to view the allowed
range in tooltip.
String
Enter all other data as string type.
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Entering Criteria
In the criteria input area, select the Collection Cycle and the Duration from the
respective combo lists.
On Demand Statistics Registration
1) From the On Demand Statistics View screen, select the NE you wish to register in the tree.
2) Click Register to display the On Demand Statistics Registration window.
3) Search the statistics family in the order of Category, family.
4) Enter or select the corresponding LLOC value in the Parameter area.
5) Select the collection cycle and duration in the Criteria Input area.
6) Click the Register button to start the registration.
7) You can register up to 2 entries per NE.
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4.4.3 On Demand Statistics Deletion

The registered On Demand statistics can be deleted by selecting the item in the search
result area of the On Demand Statistics View window and then clicking the Delete button.
Figure 4.18 On Demand Statistics Deletion Result Window
On Demand Statistics Deletion Result

Item
Description
Target
The NE name registered
Statistics Family
The registered statistics family name (statistics category/family).
LLOC
The registered LLOC.
Operation
DELETE: Delete
Result
Displays the results
Reason
If failed, the reason of failure.
On Demand Statistics Deletion

1)
2)
3)
4)
Select the check box of the item you want to delete in the result area on the right of the
On Demand View window.
Click Delete.
Upon successful deletion, the list in the result area on the right pane will be refreshed.
If any of the selected items were not deleted successfully, a result window will be
displayed. (This window will not be displayed if all items were deleted successfully.)
Operators with the Administrator permission can delete all the items.
Operators without the Administrator permission can only delete the items he/she
registered.
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4.4.4 On Demand Statistics Monitoring

Outputs the On Demand statistics data that the system is collecting on the screen in table
and graph formats.
(Statistics) Type
Selection Area
Graph Output Area
Table Output Area
Command Execution Area

Status Bar Area
Figure 4.19 On Demand Statistics Monitoring Screen
(Statistics) Type Selection

Check on the check box of the (Statistics) Type in the (Statistics) Type list, then click
Apply to display the data of the selected (Statistics) Type in the graph.
Start
Click Start to request the NE to start monitoring the corresponding On Demand statistics.
Stop
Click Stop to request the NE to stop the current monitoring of the On Demand statistics.
Graph Output
Outputs the monitoring data to the graph in the predefined collection cycle interval.
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Table Output
Outputs the monitoring data to the table in the predefined collection cycle interval.
State Display
Displays the monitoring status change history, command execution results, monitoring data
collection history, etc.
Save
Click Save to save the graph and table as file.
The first screen allows to save the graph in a PDF file, and the second screen allows to save
the table in a CSV or Excel file.
Setting Chart Options
The chart options can be set by right-clicking on the chart.
Figure 4.20 Chart Option Setting
Item
Legend
Description
- Show: Outputs the legend
- Hide: Hides the legend (default)
Graph type
- PLOT: Line graph (default)

- BAR: Bar chart
X Axis
- ON: X axis scale marks on (default)

- OFF: X axis scale marks off
Y Axis
- ON: Y axis scale marks on (default)

- OFF: Y axis scale marks off
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4.5 Call Trace

The call trace function monitors the status of the call flow for each call setup section in the
given terminal. It provides the function to view, register and delete the call trace, as well as
the function to view the corresponding history.
4.5.1 Call Trace Window Configuration

Performance Call Trace
The Trace List window allows to view/register/delete the call trace from the NE via the
trace commands, and provides real-time monitoring in the LSM.
Figure 4.21 Trace Main Window
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4.5.2 Call Trace List Management

Selecting a Target
Click the combo box on the target search field at the top of the trace list window to display
the list of the NEs currently registered in the LSM on the tree. Select the NE in which to
perform the trace command. The command will be ready to be executed in the selected NE.
Figure 4.22 Selecting the Target ID
Viewing the Trace List

Select the top LSM in the Target section of the trace list to display all the registered traces
on the screen.
Select a NE in the Target section of the trace list to display the traces registered to the
corresponding NE on the screen.
If you select a NE in the Target section of the trace list and click Retrieve, the LSM will
request the list of the currently registered traces to the corresponding NE and display the
response on the trace list.
Figure 4.23 Trace List View Window
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Trace List Output

Below is the description of the table shown on the trace list window.
Item
Description
Status
: Trace monitoring is paused.

: Trace monitoring is running.
Location
Information of the layer managed by the EMS. (Level2/Level3)
Trace Key
Key value for trace save/search.
Reference
Trace ID managed by the NE.
List of interface
Trace section.
Depth
Trace level.
TCE address
The section where the trace will be sent.
Trace List Window Icons

Below is the description of the icons in the trace list window.
Button
Description
Register
Register a trace.
Start
Start a trace. (Disabled if no trace list is selected.)
Delete
Delete a trace. (Disabled if no trace list is selected.)
Retrieve
Execute the command to view the trace.
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4.5.3 Call Trace Registration

Registering a Trace
1)
Select a target in the trace list window.
2)
Click Register in the trace list window to display the registration window.
3)
Select or enter the following items in the trace list window.
Figure 4.24 Trace Registration
4)
Click Execute.
5)
If you click Execute, a trace registration request will be sent to the NE.
If the result is successful, the trace list will be displayed with the newly registered
trace job.
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4.5.4 Call Trace Deletion

Deleting a Trace
1)
2)
3)
4)
Select a trace to delete from the trace list.

In the Trace List window, click Delete.
If you click Delete, a deletion confirmation window will be displayed.
Click Yes to send the trace list deletion command to the NE. If the command is
successful, the trace will be deleted from the NE.
Figure 4.25 Deleting a Trace
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4.5.5 Call Trace Monitoring

Start of Trace Monitoring
1)
2)
Select an item to monitor from the displayed trace list window.

If you select an item, the
button will be enabled. Click the
to display the trace monitoring window.
button
Trace Chart
Trace Data
Trace Log
Figure 4.26 Starting the Trace Monitoring
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Trace monitoring
1) The data monitoring allows the client to poll the data saved in the server file
periodically (every second) and displays them on the window.
2) To view the details of a specific message, click the corresponding message in the chart
or table.
Trace Chart
Trace Data
Trace Log
Figure 4.27 Trace Message Details
Trace Monitoring Window Icons

Below is the description of the icons in the trace monitoring window.
Button
Description
Save the trace output data in a PDF file.
Clears the data displayed on the window, and displays the data collected
afterwards.
Resume the monitoring.
Stop the monitoring temporarily to click the message to view its details.
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4.5.6 Call Trace History View

Viewing a Trace History
To view the trace history, select Menu Trace History Window from the trace window.
The trace history view function can display up to 10,000 messages from the data saved in
the server.
1) Select the NE to view in the Target section.
2) Enter the cell number to view in the Cell Number field.
3) Specify the period to view in the Period field.
4) Click Search to display the data that meets the criteria.
5) To view the detailed information, click the corresponding message in the search results.
This page is intentionally left blank.
Trace Chart
Trace Data
Trace Log
Figure 4.28 Viewing the Trace History
Saving a Trace History

If you click Save, the trace data will be saved in a PDF/Excel file.
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The general management monitors various functional blocks an resources on the EMS
server. It also provides additional features to the operator to control the operating
environment on the EMS.
5.1 Network Monitoring

Network Monitoring periodically monitors the network connectivity status (using the
Ping test) and the snmp connectivity status (using the Hello message).
General Surveillance Network
Figure 5.1 Network Monitoring Window
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Searching the Network Status

Select a target to search the network status from the Target field in the setting table.
You can designate the target by selecting from the tree view or by entering the IP
address.
2) Click Search.
3) The search results will be displayed in the result table.
1)
The parameters for the network monitoring are as follows:

Item
Description
NE Type
Unique index for the NE.
Location
Shows the location of the NEs folder.
Master IP
Active IP among the NEs redundant IPs.
Vice IP
Inactive IP among the NEs redundant IPs.
Ping status
Shows the Ping status via ICMP.
SNMP status
Shows the SNMP status.
Viewing Network Status

Use the Get button to view the network status in real time. Select an NE List in the left,
then click Search to view the status of the network connections to the system devices
from the EMS in real time. (The window will display the result of periodic search from the
EMS server.)
Viewing/Setting the Network Status Check Period
The server checks the network status periodically. to view the check period, click Get.
The results are displayed in the result table. The time is displayed in seconds, which can be
set between 10-999.
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5.2 Process Management

Process Management feature allows the operator to view the status of the processes
running in the EMS server. It also provides control to operator to start and stop the
processes running on the EMS. If a process running in the server is abnormal, you can try
stopping and restarting the corresponding process. If a process stops abnormally, it will be
automatically restarted.
General Surveillance Process
Figure 5.2 Process Monitoring Window
Viewing the Process Status

Click the Search button to display the process status on the result table.
The process status is displayed as follows:
Running: The process is running normally.
Stop: The process has stopped.
The parameters for the process management are as follows:
Item
Description
Name
Displays the process name.
Status
Displays the status of the process as Running or Stop.
Start time
Displays the start time if the process is running.
Restart count
The number of times the process was executed.
Process ID
Displays the ID of the process if the process is running.
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Item
Description
CPU (%)
Displays the CPU usage occupied by the process.
Memory Used/Total (Mbyte)
Displays the memory bytes used by the process.
Threads
Displays the number of threads running in the process.
DB Connections Used/Total
Displays the maximum number of database connections allowed

for the process and its actual number of connections.
Log level
Sets the process logging level.
The types of process are as follows:

Launcher: Runs each process. It also monitors the process status and restarts the process if
it stops functioning.
us: Controls the logins and delivers the server events to the client.
mf.dbld: Manages fault information occurring in NE.
mf.gm: Monitors the status of the NE and the server resources.
mf.cm: Manages the BS configuration and PLD data.
mf.fm: Manages the faults and events of the BS.
mf.pld: Creates the PLD of the BS.
ni.snmp: Communicates with the equipments supporting the SNMP protocol.
ni.init: Supports the BS loading.
ni.ftp: Collects the statistics files from the BS.
Stopping the Process
Select the checkbox of the process you wish to stop in the Name field of the result table.
Click the Stop button in the window to stop the process.
Restarting the Process
Select the checkbox of the process you wish to restart in the Name field of the result table.
Click the Restart button in the window to restart the process.
Changing the Process Log Level
Select the checkbox of the process you wish to change the log level in the Name field of
the result table. Select the desired log level. Click the Modify button in the window to
change the log level of the process.
The types of process log level are as follows:
Config > Info > Warning > Severe > OFF
Higher log level includes more log details.
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5.3 Resource Monitoring

Resource Monitoring shows the status of the EMS resources (CPU and memory), on a
regular basis. Resource monitoring feature on the LSMR monitors the status of the EMS
resources (CPU and memory) in the server on a regular basis and outputs the results to line
graphs.
General Monitoring
Figure 5.3 Resource Monitoring Window
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5.4 Resource Management

Resource Management monitors the resources of the EMSserver. (CPU, File System,
Memory, Database) It also provides the functionalities to set the threshold for generating
alarms and the function to set the monitoring period of the EMS server.
5.4.1 CPU
CPU management functionality allows to view the EMS servers CPU usage rate by CPU
ID and to set the threshold values.
For servers with more than 2 CPUs, the usage rate is displayed for each CPU.
The threshold is used to trigger an alarm if the CPU usage rate of the EMS server exceeds a
specific value.
General Server Status CPU
Figure 5.4 CPU Window
Viewing the CPU

Click the menu, and the followings are displayed in the result table.
Threshold to issue an alarm upon the CPU status.
CPU status retrieving period.
Current CPU status.
The current CPU status table is renewed automatically in every designated period.
Click Get to view the thresholds and cycles.
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The CPU parameters are as follows:

Item
Description
Resource
The CPU ID.
Usage (%)
The current CPU usage rate.
User (%)
The usage rate by user processes.
System (%)
The usage rate by system processes.
Wait IO (%)
The usage rate of the processes waiting for I/O.
Idle (%)
The CPUs inactivity rate.
Searching the CPU threshold

Click the menu to automatically search and display the threshold on the table. Click the
Get button on the window to refresh the threshold value and display the most recent
information.
Setting the CPU Threshold
The operators can set the desired threshold value in the threshold setting table. Click the
Set button to set the threshold.
Current CPU Status
If you click the Average of the current CPU status, the detailed information for each CPU
ID will be displayed.
Figure 5.5 CPU Details Window
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5.4.2 Memory
Memory management feature allows to view the EMS servers memory usage rates and to
set the threshold values. The memory usage rate is displayed as the percentage of the total
memory used by the server. The threshold is used to trigger an alarm if the memory usage
rate of the EMS server exceeds a specific value.
General Server Status Memory
Figure 5.6 Memory Window
Viewing the Memory Usage Rate

Threshold to issue an alarm upon the memory status.
Memory status retrieving period.
Current memory status.
The current memory status table is renewed automatically in every designated period.
The memory parameters are as follows:
Item
Description
Resource
Memory type.
Current status (%)
The current memory usage rate.
Total size (Mbytes)
Total size of the memory in Mbytes.
Used size (Mbytes)
Used space of the memory in Mbytes.
Free size (Mbytes)
Available space of the memory in Mbytes.
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Viewing the Memory Threshold

information.
Setting the Memory Threshold
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5.4.3 File System

File System management feature allows to view the EMS servers file system usage rate
and set the threshold values.
The Detailed information of multiple file systems is displayed. The threshold is used to
trigger an alarm if the file system usage rate of the EMS server exceeds a specific value.
General Management Server Status File System
Figure 5.7 File System Window
Viewing the Usage Rate of the File System

Threshold to issue an alarm upon the file system status.
File system status retrieving period.
Current file system status.
The current file system status table is renewed automatically in every designated period.
The parameters of the file system are as follows:
Item
Description
Resource
Types of the file system.
Current status (%)
The current file system usage rate.
Total size (Kbytes)
The size of the entire file system in Kbytes.
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Item
Description
Used size (Kbytes)
The size of the file system in use in Kbytes.
Free size (Kbytes)
The size of the remaining file system in Kbytes.
Searching the Threshold Value of the File System

information.
Setting the Threshold Value of the File System
5.4.4 Database
Database management feature allows to view the EMS servers database information and
set the threshold values. The threshold is used to trigger an alarm if the database usage rate
of the EMS server exceeds a specific value.
General Server Status Database
Figure 5.8 Database Window
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Viewing the Database Usage Rate

Threshold to issue an alarm upon the database status.
Database status retrieving period.
Current database status.
The current database status table is renewed automatically in every designated period.
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The database parameters are as follows:

Item
Description
Resource
The database type.
Current status (%)
The current database usage rate.
Total size (Mbytes)
Total size of the database in Mbytes.
Used size (Mbytes)
Used space of the database in Mbytes.
Free size (Mbytes)
Available space of the database in Mbytes.
Searching the Threshold of the Database

information.
Setting the Database Threshold
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5.5 Resource Statistics

Resource Statistics feature allows to view the hourly, daily, and monthly usage rate (%) of
the EMS resources such as CPU, file system, memory, and database. Each usage rate is
displayed in graphs and tables for your convenience.
General Resource Statistics
Figure 5.9 Resource Statistics Window
Searching the Resource Statistics

The parameters of the resource statistics are as follows:
Item
Description
Resource Type
Types of the resources.
Resource Name
Displays the names of the detailed items by the resource types.
Statistics Type
The statistics type is divided into hourly, daily and monthly.
Period
Displays the start time and the end time.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Select the resources to search for in the Resource Type field of the settings table.
Select the name to search for in the Resource Name field.
Select the statistics type to search for in the Statistics Type field.
Select the period to search for in the Period field.
Click Get.
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Displaying the Resource Statistics

To print the searched contents, click the Print button. Use the print dialog window to print.
Saving the Resource Statistics
To save the searched contents to the client, click the Save button.
The resource statistics are saved in two formats: The graph in PDF format, and the table in
XLS format.
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5.6 Database
5.6.1 Log Management
Log Management allows to set the storing cycle of the PM, FM, and SM raw data, and the
hourly, daily and monthly statistics data. It also allows to automatically deletes the data
according to the predefined cycle.
General Database
Figure 5.10 Log Management Window
Viewing and Changing the Database Log Information Storing Cycle

Select the database log management menu to display the current storing cycle information
for the FM, PM and SM data. Modify the storing cycle of the data you wish to change, then
click the Set button.
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5.7 Self Diagnosis

Self Diagnosis allows to view the status of the RMI connection, DB connection and event
channel of the processes running in the EMS server.
General Self Diagnostic
Figure 5.11 Self Diagnostic Window
Viewing the Process Diagnosis Status

The parameters for the process diagnosis status are as follows:
Parameter
Description
Process Name
The name of the process.
DB Status
The connection status between the process and the database.

(
RMI Status
if normal,
if abnormal.)
The connection status between the process and the RMI.

(
if normal,
if abnormal.)
Select the Self-Diagnosis menu to display the status of the database connection and
RMI connection for each process in the results table.
2) The connection status will be displayed as
if normal, and
if abnormal.
3) Click the Test button in the window to test the status and refresh the window.
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Viewing the Event Channel Diagnosis Status

The parameters for the event channel diagnosis status are as follows:
Item
Description
Publisher
A process distributing the events.
Link Status
The connection status between the processes will be displayed as

normal, and
Subscriber
if
if abnormal.
A process receiving the events.
1) Select the Self Diagnosis menu to display the event channel status in the result table.
2) The event channel will be displayed as
if normal, and
if abnormal.
3) Click the Test button in the window to test the status and refresh the window.
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5.8 Log Viewer

The log viewer allows to view the log file saved in the LSM server.
In addition to viewing the log file details, the log viewer also allows to search by time and
message. Depending on the quantity of the data in the selected file, the information may be
displayed in multiple pages as illustrated below. Enter the keyword in the search Input
Window at the top of the main window to search and display the parts within the current
page that match the corresponding keyword. (The parts will be highlighted.)
Figure 5.12 Log Viewer Window (1)
Click 1 Hour, 12 Hours, 1 Day, or Search to perform the search by time or by

message. The following illustrates the search by time. The LSMs log file is created by time,
and thus only requires the search time to be provided by the user. Click the Save button to
save the displayed information to the PC. If theres no search result, the Save button will
be disabled.
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The following illustrates the search by message. The search by message is a feature
specific to the log file created in the LSM. (The search may not be performed correctly if
the format of the file is incorrect.)
The log message created in the LSM uses the ; symbol to distinguish between each log.
The search by message will display all the log messages containing the keyword provided
by the operator.
Check the special option to perform a conditional search. The conditional search uses
special characters (&&, ||) between the keywords to add conditions (AND, OR) when
performing the search.
&& implies the AND condition, and || implies the OR condition.
ABC && DEF: Search only the messages containing both ABC and DEF.
ABC || DEF: Search the messages containing either ABC or DEF.
Up to three keywords can be entered per search. A space must be provided between the
keyword and the special characters.
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The security management feature allows to the operator to register, modify, search and/or
delete user accounts. The security management module ensure the authorized access to the
EMS system. Also this module will maintain the operation history for all the operators on
the system.
6.1 User Manager

User Manager feature provides facility to manage operator accounts on the EMS. This
module will provide facility to view, modify and delete operator accounts, change access
permission for users and assign the groups of NEs to specific user.
Security User Manager
Figure 6.1 Operator Management Window
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The parameters for the operator management are as follows:

Parameter
Description
User ID
Operators ID.
Privilege
Operator Level. The level includes Security Administrator, System Administrator,

Manager, Operator and Guest.
Status
Operators status. The status includes Enable, Disable and Lockout.
Login Type
Possibility of accessing with the same ID from different sessions at the same
time. If it is set to Single, operators cannot use the same ID to access from
more than one session. But if it is set to Multiple, operators can login as many
times as the designated number of sessions with the same ID.
Group
Information of group to which the operator belongs.
E-mail
Operators E-mail
Last Login IP
Last accessed IP.
Last Login Time
Last accessed time.
Managing node
Managing node.
Searching Operators
1)
If you select the Operator Management function, the currently registered operator
information will be displayed in the result table.
2) The detailed information of the selected operator is displayed on the right.
3) Click the Get button at the bottom of the window to refresh the operator information.
Operator Registration
1) Click Add at the bottom of the window.
2) The operator registration window appears on the right.
3) Enter the operator information and click OK.
4) If the registration was successful, it will be shown in the result table.
The parameters for the operator registration are as follows:
Figure 6.2 Operator Registration Window
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Parameter
Description
User ID
Operators ID.
Password
Operators password.
Re-Password
Verification of the password.
Privilege
Operator Level. The level includes Security Administrator, System Administrator,

Manager, Operator and Guest.
Group
Operators group Different NE is assigned to each group to manage. The top

level operator must select the default group.
Login Type
Specify whether to allow multiple logins using the same ID. If yes, enter the
maximum number of sessions allowed to login.
E-mail
The operator E-mail address (optional).
Modifying Operator
1)
2)
Select an operator to modify from the result table.

Click on the Modify button to display the operator information change window on
the right.
3) Modify the operator information, then click OK.
4) The changed information is reflected and displayed in the result table.
Figure 6.3 Operator Information Change Window
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Deleting Operator
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Select an operator to delete from the result table.

Click the Delete button at the bottom of the window.
When the password input screen appears, enter the password of the operator currently
logged in.
In the password confirmation window, click OK.
If the operator is successfully deleted, it will be reflected in the result table.
If a client was logged in with the deleted operator ID, it will be terminated forcefully.
Figure 6.4 Operator Information Deletion Window
Changing the Lockout Operator Status

1)
If you enter a wrong password five times consecutively during the login, you will be
locked out. When locked out, you cannot log in for one hour.
Figure 6.5 Operator Lockout Window
2)
From the Operator Management, select an operator in lockout status.
3)
Click on the Modify button to display the operator information change window on
the right.
4)
Change the operator status to Enable and click OK.
5) The changed information will be reflected and displayed in the result table.
6)
Check whether the corresponding operator can log in again.
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6.2 Changing Password

The Changing Password menu allows to change the his/her password.
Security Change Password
Figure 6.6 Changing Password Window
The parameters for changing the password are as follows:

Parameter
Description
Old Password
Current login password.
Password
New password.
Re-Password
Confirmation of the new password.
Changing Password
1) Click Change Password to change the password of the current operator.
2) Fill in the Old Password, Password, and Re-Password fields then click OK to
change the password.
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6.3 Group Management

The Group Management menu allows to group the network elements.
Security Group Management
Figure 6.7 Group Management Window
The parameters for the group management are as follows:

Parameter
Description
Group Name
Name of the network group.
Configuration Info.
- Available Elements: Available network configuration elements displayed

in tree view.
- Selected Elements: Elements the operator selected from the Available
Elements.
User List
The list of the users within the group.
Comment
Description of the corresponding element.
Searching Groups
If you click the Group Management menu, the information on the currently registered
groups are searched and displayed on the result table.
2) Click the View button to refresh the registered group information.
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Adding a Group
1)
2)
3)
Click Add at the bottom of the window.

Enter the group name in the window displayed on the right and select a group element.
Click the OK button in the window. Check if the registered group information is
displayed on the result table.
Figure 6.8 Group Addition Window
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Changing Group Information

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Select a group to modify from the result table. Note: you cannot change the default
group information.
Click the Modify button at the bottom of the window.
Check if the detailed information of the selected group is displayed on the right.
Modify the group element information.
Click the OK button in the window to apply the change.
Figure 6.9 Group Information Change Window
Deleting Groups
1)
2)
3)
4)
Select the group to delete from the result table. Note: you cannot delete the default group.
Click the Delete button at the bottom of the window.
In the deletion confirmation window, click OK.
You cannot delete the group if the group has an operator assigned to it.
Figure 6.10 Group Deletion Window
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6.4 IP Manager
The IP Manager menu allows to manage the login authorization by client IP address and
the number of sessions allowed for simultaneous access.
Security IP Manager
Figure 6.11 IP Management Window
The parameters for the IP manager are as follows:

Parameter
Description
IP Address
The client IP address.
Login Allowance
Whether to allow or deny login. If it is set to Allow, the login from the
registered IP is allowed. If it is set to Deny, the login from the registered IP
is not allowed.
Sessions
If Login Allowance is set to Allow, this indicates the number of sessions

allowed for simultaneous access.
(The maximum number of allowed sessions is 20.)
Description
Description of the IP.
Viewing the IP
1) The information of the currently registered IP is displayed on the result table.
2) To search by Login Allowance or IP, enter the search criteria in the search input table,
then click Search.
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Registering IP
1) Click Add at the bottom of the window.
2) The IP registration window appears on the right.
3) Enter the IP registration information and click the OK button.
4) If the information is processed successfully, the registered IP information will be
displayed on the result table.
Note: If Login Allowance is set to Deny, the client running in the corresponding IP
address will be terminated forcefully.
Figure 6.12 IP Registration Window
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Changing the IP Information

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Select the IP information to change in the result table.

Check if the detailed information of the selected IP is displayed on the right.
Click Modify at the bottom of the window to display the modification window.
Change the IP information in the modification window, then select OK.
If the modification of the IP information is processed successfully, the modified IP
information will displayed in the result table.
Note: If Login Allowance is set to Deny, the client running in the corresponding IP
address will be terminated forcefully.
Figure 6.13 IP Information Change Window
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Deleting IP
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Click the IP to delete in the result table.

Check if the detailed information of the selected IP is displayed on the right.
Click on the Delete button at the bottom of the window.
In the deletion confirmation window, click OK.
If the IP is successfully deleted, it will be reflected in the result table.
Note: If an IP is deleted, the client running in the corresponding IP address will be
terminated forcefully.
Figure 6.14 IP Deletion Window
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6.5 Login History

Login history will provide facility to record and review the login history of various users
of the EMS system. It also provides information about active users logged in on the server.
6.5.1 History
History window allows the operator to view the login and logout history.
Security Login History History
Figure 6.15 History Window
The parameters for the history are as follows.

Parameter
Description
User ID
The account of the logged in operator.
IP Address
Login Time
The time the operator logged in.
Logout Time
The time the operator logged out.
Success/Fail
Login success/fail for the operator.
Login Fail Reason
The reason for the login failure (if any).
Logout Status
Logout type.
Viewing History
1)
Enter the search criteria in the search input table. The available search criteria are
Operator ID, IP Address, Login Success/Fail, and Login Time.
2) Click the Search button to search for login history.
3) The login history search results will be displayed in the result table.
Saving/Printing
1) Search the history data with the login history search function.
2) Click the Save button in the window to save the searched data in an Excel file.
3) To print the saved data, use the print function in Microsoft Excel.
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6.5.2 Logon Session

In the Logon Session menu, the operator can view all the users currently logged-in on the
server. Also the operator with proper permissions can forcefully terminate the user sessions.
Security Login History Logon Session
Figure 6.16 Logon Session Window
The parameters for the logon session are as follows.

Parameter
Description
User ID
The account of the logged in user.
Privilege
The level of the logged in operator.
IP Address
Login Time
The time the operator logged in.
Viewing the Logon Session

1)
If you select the Logon Session menu, the sessions currently logged on are displayed
in the result table.
2) Click the Search button in the window to refresh the information of the session
currently logged on.
Forced Termination of the Logged on Session
1)
2)
3)
Select a logged in session you wish to force to terminate.

Click the Delete button in the window to terminate the session of the corresponding
operator.
Check if the terminated session has been deleted from the logon session result table.
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6.6 Operation History

The Operation history module records all commands executed by all the operators and
stores it in the EMS database. The operator will have access to all the command/operation
history of all users under Operation History window on the LSMR. The operator can
search the operation history using various search criteria. The available search criteria are
operator ID, Function, Message, Command and search period.
Security Operation History
Figure 6.17 Operation History Window
The parameters for the operation history are as follows.

Parameter
Description
Target
The target on which the command was executed.
User ID
The account of the logged in user.
Function
Separator for the EMS block which executed the command
Message
Identifier for the command type.
Command
The command executed.
Period
The time the command was requested/completed.
Searching the Operation History

1)
Select a system in which to search the operation history in tree view. The selected
system will be displayed in the Target field of the setting table.
2) Enter the desired search criteria, such as Period, Operator ID, Function, Message and
Command, in the search input table.
3) Click the Search button in the window to search the operation history.
4) The operation history search results will be displayed in the result table.
Saving/Printing
1) Search the history data with the operation history search function.
2) Click the Save button in the window to save the searched data in an Excel file.
3) To print the saved data, use the print function in Microsoft Excel.
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CHAPTER 7. SON
SON Management feature on the LSMR provides the menu for the operation of the Self
Organizing Networks (SON), including the monitoring of the DHCP and SON statuses and
the setting of the variables used in the SON algorithm.
7.1 SON Option

SON Option feature allows the operator to modify the configuration of the eNBs SON
function. The basic SON Option information is set during the new eNB expansion.
However, if you need to modify the SON Option after the initial setting, you will need to
use the SON Option window.
SON Option Window
Select the SON menu in the LSM Main Window.
If you select the SON Option menu, the following SON Option window will appear.
Once the SON Option window is open, the Option information for the eNB and cell
will be displayed.
4) Among the eNB Option information, LSM.NRT, LSM.PCID and LSM.RACH are the
SON Option information managed by the LSM. The eNB.Pci, eNB.Delay
compensation and eNB.Rpt Delay Compensation values are managed by the eNB.
5) Among the cell Option information, Anr, Energy Saving, Mobility Robustness, Rach
Opt, etc. are managed by each cell.
1)
2)
3)
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Figure 7.1 SON Management Window
Tree Viewer: Displays all NEs registered to the LSM in tree structure.
eNB SON Option: Retrieves the registered eNBs SON Option information.
eNB Name: The name registered by the operator during the eNB expansion.
LSM.NRT: Whether to create the initial neighbor information during the expansion.
LSM.PCID: Whether to automatically allocate the physical cell id during the
expansion.
LSM.RACH: Whether to automatically allocation the RootSequenceIndex during the
expansion.
eNB.Pcid: Whether to use the pcid Enable function in he eNB.
eNB.Delay Compensation: Whether to use the Delay Compensation function in the
eNB.
eNB.Rpt Delay Compensation: Whether to use the Rpt Delay Compensation function
in the eNB
Result: Execution result.
Cell SON Option: Retrieves the registered cells SON Option information.
eNB Name: The name registered by the operator during the eNB expansion.
Cell Number: Number of the cell.
Anr: Whether to use the anr function.
Energy Saving: Whether to use the energy saving function.
Mobility Robustness: Whether to use the Mobility Robustness function.
Mobility Load Balance: Whether to use the Mobility Load Balance function.
Rach Opt: Whether to use the Rach Optimize function.
Cnc Opt: Whether to use the Cnc Optimize function.
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Viewing SON Option

Select the SON Option menu to launch the SON Option window.
In the tree view, select the NE Type and NE Version to retrieve the corresponding NE
and SON Option that meet the criteria.
4) To retrieve the SON Option again without changing the NE Type and NE Version in
the tree view, click the View button at the bottom of the window.
1)
2)
3)
Figure 7.2 SON Option Search Criteria Selection
Changing SON Option

In the tree view, select the eNB to modify the SON Option.
Modify the Option information of the corresponding eNB and cell as shown below.
After the modification, click the Execute button at the bottom of the window.
Once the Option change has been applied to the LSM database and eNB, OK will be
displayed on the result window.
7) If the change application fails, the reason of failure will be displayed in the result window.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Figure 7.3 Changing SON Option
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Batch Modifying SON Option

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)

In the tree view, select the eNB to modify the SON Option.
Double-click the header of the table containing the SON Option information to pop up
a window to modify the flag information as shown below.
Modify the Option information in the popup window, then click OK to process the
batch modification of the SON Option for the selected eNBs in the tree.
You can also perform the batch modification of the cell Option similarly to the eNB by
selecting the cell information at the bottom.
After the modification, click the Execute button at the bottom to apply the SON Option.
Figure 7.4 Batch Modifying SON Option
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7.2 SON Property

SON Property provides a menu to set the values used in the SON algorithm.
SON SON Property
Figure 7.5 SON Property Window
The SON property values that can be set are as follows:

Parameter
R Count
Description
Can set to 0 or a greater value.
Number of Cell to use for calculating average of NRT, PCI, RSI.
NRT Type
Can set to minimum, average or distance.

Criteria of the effective radius when configuring NRT.
- minimum: using R as distance with nearest neighbor cell
- distance: criteria of fixed distance
- average: using R as average distance with cell inside initDistance
NRT Multiple

Expansion range of calculating the effective distance when
configuring NRT
NRT Limit Distance

Minimum of the effective radius when configuring NRT
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Parameter
PCI Type
Description
Can set to minimum, average or distance
Criteria of the effective radius when allocating PCI
- minimum : using R as distance with nearest neighbor cell
- distance : criteria of fixed distance
- average : using R as average distance with cell inside initDistance
PCI Multiple

Expansion range of calculating the effective distance when allocating
PCI
PCI Limit Distance

Minimum of the effective radius when allocating PCI
PCI Black List
- Can set as number or number-number.

- Set PCI Black List.
- Can set up to 10 range.
- In case of entering none or space: unused Black List
ex) In case of setting 0-10,400-503: not allocated PCI of that range
PCI Reconfig Mode
Can set to cellAdminShutDown, cellAdminLock

Mode of PCI Reconfiguration (eNB change Administrative Status in
case of PCI Reconfiguration)
. cellAdminShutDown : Unlock -> Shutting down
. cellAdminLock : Unlock -> Locked
PCI Reconfig Timeout
Can set to 0 or a greater value.(unit: minute)

Timeout of PCI Reconfig Mode
RSI Type
Can set to minimum, average, distance.

Criteria of the effective radius when allocating RSI
. minimum : using R as distance with nearest neighbor cell
. distance : criteria of fixed distance
. average : using R as average distance with cell inside initDistance
RSI Multiple

Expansion range of calculating the effective distance when allocating
RSI
RSI Limit Distance

Minimum of the effective radius when allocating RSI
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Changing SON Property

1)
2)
You can change the property value in the SON Property Modification window.
Click Modify to save the change to son_env.properties file in the server. The file will
later be applied to the SON algorithm.
If the property value is incorrect, the following window will be displayed upon clicking
the Modify button.
Figure 7.6 SON Property Window Failure Verification
Cancelling the SON Property Modification

1)
2)
You can change the property value in the SON Property Modification window.
Click Cancel to erase the current field values and import the property values from
son_env.properties file.
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ANNEX A. Open Source

Announcement
Some software components of this product incorporate source code covered under the
GNU General Public License (GPL), Apache License etc.
Acknowledgement:
This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation
(http: //www.apache.org/).
This product includes software developed by the JDOM Project (http: //www.jdom.org/)
The software included in this product contains copyrighted software that is licensed under
the GPL/LGPL. You may obtain the complete Corresponding Source code from us for a
period of three years after our last shipment of this product by sending email to:
oss.request@samsung.com
If you want to obtain the complete Corresponding Source code in the physical medium
such as CD-ROM, the cost of physically performing source distribution may be charged.
This offer is valid to anyone in receipt of this information.
Below is the list of components covered under GNU General Public License (GPL),
Apache License etc.
Component
Apache Jakarta
License
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Apache Xerces Java
License
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XML Parser
Apache 1.1
Commons Digester
Apache Jakarta Slide
Component
Apache XML Xalan-
Apache 2.0
Java
Apache 1.1
Apache XML-
Apache 2.0
Commons Resolver
Apache Struts
Apache 1.1
Jakarta Commons-IO
Apache 2.0
Apache Xerces Java
Apache 1.1
Jakarta Commons-
Apache 2.0
XML Parser
Logging
Apache XML Crimson
Apache 1.1
xalan
Apache 2.0
Apache-XMLBeans
Apache 2.0
ISPConfig Hosting
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Control Panel
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backport-util-
Creative Commons
concurrent
Public Domain
Dedication
Apache Jakarta
Apache 2.0
Cryptix JCE
Commons Codec
Apache Jakarta
Cryptix General
License
Apache 2.0
J FTP
GPL 2.0
Apache 2.0
jaxen
Jaxen License
Apache 2.0
JDOM
Jdom License
Apache Jakarta Log4j
Apache 2.0
SACK
License for SACK
Apache Struts
Apache 2.0
Java Tar
Public Domain
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Commons Email
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Commons FileUpload
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1.Definitions.
1.1. Contributor means each individual or entity that creates or contributes to the
creation of Modifications.
1.2. Contributor Version means the combination of the Original Software, prior
Modifications used by a Contributor (if any), and the Modifications made by that
particular Contributor.
1.3. Covered Software means (a) the Original Software, or (b) Modifications, or (c) the
combination of files containing Original Software with files containing
Modifications, in each case including portions thereof.
1.4. Executable means the Covered Software in any form other than Source Code.
1.5. Initial Developer means the individual or entity that first makes Original Software
available under this License.
1.6. Larger Work means a work which combines Covered Software or portions thereof
with code not governed by the terms of this License.
1.7. License means this document.
1.8. Licensable means having the right to grant, to the maximum extent possible,
whether at the time of the initial grant or subsequently acquired, any and all of the
rights conveyed herein.
1.9. Modifications means the Source Code and Executable form of any of the following:
A. Any file that results from an addition to, deletion from or modification of the
contents of a file containing Original Software or previous Modifications;
B. Any new file that contains any part of the Original Software or previous
Modification; or
C. Any new file that is contributed or otherwise made available under the terms of
this License.
1.10. Original Software means the Source Code and Executable form of computer
software code that is originally released under this License.
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including without limitation, method, process, and apparatus claims, in any patent
Licensable by grantor.
1.12. Source Code means (a) the common form of computer software code in which
modifications are made and (b) associated documentation included in or with such
code.
1.13. You (or Your) means an individual or a legal entity exercising rights under, and
complying with all of the terms of, this License. For legal entities, You includes any
entity which controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with You.
For purposes of this definition, control means (a) the power, direct or indirect, to
cause the direction or management of such entity, whether by contract or otherwise,
or (b) ownership of more than fifty percent (50%) of the outstanding shares or
beneficial ownership of such entity.
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2. License Grants.
2.1. The Initial Developer Grant.
Conditioned upon Your compliance with Section 3.1 below and subject to third party
intellectual property claims, the Initial Developer hereby grants You a world-wide, royaltyfree, non-exclusive license:
(a) under intellectual property rights (other than patent or trademark) Licensable by Initial
Developer, to use, reproduce, modify, display, perform, sublicense and distribute the
Original Software (or portions thereof), with or without Modifications, and/or as part of
a Larger Work; and
(b) under Patent Claims infringed by the making, using or selling of Original Software, to
make, have made, use, practice, sell, and offer for sale, and/or otherwise dispose of the
Original Software (or portions thereof).
(c) The licenses granted in Sections 2.1 (a) and (b) are effective on the date Initial
Developer first distributes or otherwise makes the Original Software available to a third
party under the terms of this License.
(d) Notwithstanding Section 2.1 (b) above, no patent license is granted: (1) for code that
You delete from the Original Software, or (2) for infringements caused by: (i) the
modification of the Original Software, or (ii) the combination of the Original Software
with other software or devices.
2.2. Contributor Grant.
Conditioned upon Your compliance with Section 3.1 below and subject to third party
intellectual property claims, each Contributor hereby grants You a world-wide, royalty-free,
non-exclusive license:
(a) under intellectual property rights (other than patent or trademark) Licensable by
Contributor to use, reproduce, modify, display, perform, sublicense and distribute the
Modifications created by such Contributor (or portions thereof), either on an unmodified
basis, with other Modifications, as Covered Software and/or as part of a Larger Work; and
(b) under Patent Claims infringed by the making, using, or selling of Modifications made
by that Contributor either alone and/or in combination with its Contributor Version (or
portions of such combination), to make, use, sell, offer for sale, have made, and/or
otherwise dispose of: (1) Modifications made by that Contributor (or portions thereof);
and (2) the combination of Modifications made by that Contributor with its Contributor
Version (or portions of such combination).
(c) The licenses granted in Sections 2.2 (a) and 2.2 (b) are effective on the date Contributor
first distributes or otherwise makes the Modifications available to a third party.
(d) Notwithstanding Section 2.2 (b) above, no patent license is granted: (1) for any code
that Contributor has deleted from the Contributor Version; (2) for infringements caused
by: (i) third party modifications of Contributor Version, or (ii) the combination of
Modifications made by that Contributor with other software (except as part of the
Contributor Version) or other devices; or (3) under Patent Claims infringed by Covered
Software in the absence of Modifications made by that Contributor.
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3. Distribution Obligations.
3.1. Availability of Source Code.
Any Covered Software that You distribute or otherwise make available in Executable form
must also be made available in Source Code form and that Source Code form must be
distributed only under the terms of this License. You must include a copy of this License
with every copy of the Source Code form of the Covered Software You distribute or
otherwise make available. You must inform recipients of any such Covered Software in
Executable form as to how they can obtain such Covered Software in Source Code form in
a reasonable manner on or through a medium customarily used for software exchange.
3.2. Modifications.
The Modifications that You create or to which You contribute are governed by the terms of
this License. You represent that You believe Your Modifications are Your original creation(s)
and/or You have sufficient rights to grant the rights conveyed by this License.
3.3. Required Notices.
You must include a notice in each of Your Modifications that identifies You as the
Contributor of the Modification. You may not remove or alter any copyright, patent or
trademark notices contained within the Covered Software, or any notices of licensing or
any descriptive text giving attribution to any Contributor or the Initial Developer.
3.4. Application of Additional Terms.
You may not offer or impose any terms on any Covered Software in Source Code form that
alters or restricts the applicable version of this License or the recipients rights hereunder.
You may choose to offer, and to charge a fee for, warranty, support, indemnity or liability
obligations to one or more recipients of Covered Software. However, you may do so only
on Your own behalf, and not on behalf of the Initial Developer or any Contributor.
You must make it absolutely clear that any such warranty, support, indemnity or liability
obligation is offered by You alone, and You hereby agree to indemnify the Initial Developer
and every Contributor for any liability incurred by the Initial Developer or such Contributor
as a result of warranty, support, indemnity or liability terms You offer.
3.5. Distribution of Executable Versions.
You may distribute the Executable form of the Covered Software under the terms of this
License or under the terms of a license of Your choice, which may contain terms different
from this License, provided that You are in compliance with the terms of this License and
that the license for the Executable form does not attempt to limit or alter the recipients
rights in the Source Code form from the rights set forth in this License. If You distribute the
Covered Software in Executable form under a different license, You must make it
absolutely clear that any terms which differ from this License are offered by You alone, not
by the Initial Developer or Contributor. You hereby agree to indemnify the Initial
Developer and every Contributor for any liability incurred by the Initial Developer or such
Contributor as a result of any such terms You offer.
3.6. Larger Works.
You may create a Larger Work by combining Covered Software with other code not
governed by the terms of this License and distribute the Larger Work as a single product.
In such a case, You must make sure the requirements of this License are fulfilled for the
Covered Software.
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4. Versions of the License.

4.1. New Versions.
Sun Microsystems, Inc. is the initial license steward and may publish revised and/or new
versions of this License from time to time. Each version will be given a distinguishing
version number. Except as provided in Section 4.3, no one other than the license steward
has the right to modify this License.
4.2. Effect of New Versions.
You may always continue to use, distribute or otherwise make the Covered Software
available under the terms of the version of the License under which You originally received
the Covered Software. If the Initial Developer includes a notice in the Original Software
prohibiting it from being distributed or otherwise made available under any subsequent
version of the License, You must distribute and make the Covered Software available under
the terms of the version of the License under which You originally received the Covered
Software. Otherwise, You may also choose to use, distribute or otherwise make the
Covered Software available under the terms of any subsequent version of the License
published by the license steward.
4.3. Modified Versions.
When You are an Initial Developer and You want to create a new license for Your Original
Software, You may create and use a modified version of this License if You: (a) rename the
license and remove any references to the name of the license steward (except to note that
the license differs from this License); and (b) otherwise make it clear that the license
contains terms which differ from this License.
5. DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY.
COVERED SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED UNDER THIS LICENSE ON AN AS IS
BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES THAT THE COVERED
SOFTWARE IS FREE OF DEFECTS, MERCHANTABLE, FIT FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGING. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND
PERFORMANCE OF THE COVERED SOFTWARE IS WITH YOU. SHOULD ANY
COVERED SOFTWARE PROVE DEFECTIVE IN ANY RESPECT, YOU (NOT THE
INITIAL DEVELOPER OR ANY OTHER CONTRIBUTOR) ASSUME THE COST OF
ANY NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION. THIS DISCLAIMER OF
WARRANTY CONSTITUTES AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THIS LICENSE. NO USE OF
ANY COVERED SOFTWARE IS AUTHORIZED HEREUNDER EXCEPT UNDER
THIS DISCLAIMER.
6. TERMINATION.
6.1. This License and the rights granted hereunder will terminate automatically if You fail
to comply with terms herein and fail to cure such breach within 30 days of becoming
aware of the breach. Provisions which, by their nature, must remain in effect beyond
the termination of this License shall survive.
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6.2. If You assert a patent infringement claim (excluding declaratory judgment actions)
against Initial Developer or a Contributor (the Initial Developer or Contributor against
whom You assert such claim is referred to as Participant) alleging that the Participant
Software (meaning the Contributor Version where the Participant is a Contributor or
the Original Software where the Participant is the Initial Developer) directly or
indirectly infringes any patent, then any and all rights granted directly or indirectly to
You by such Participant, the Initial Developer (if the Initial Developer is not the
Participant) and all Contributors under Sections 2.1 and/or 2.2 of this License shall,
upon 60 days notice from Participant terminate prospectively and automatically at the
expiration of such 60 day notice period, unless if within such 60 day period You
withdraw Your claim with respect to the Participant Software against such Participant
either unilaterally or pursuant to a written agreement with Participant.
6.3. In the event of termination under Sections 6.1 or 6.2 above, all end user licenses that
have been validly granted by You or any distributor hereunder prior to termination
(excluding licenses granted to You by any distributor) shall survive termination.
7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES AND UNDER NO LEGAL THEORY, WHETHER
TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), CONTRACT, OR OTHERWISE, SHALL YOU,
THE INITIAL DEVELOPER, ANY OTHER CONTRIBUTOR, OR ANY DISTRIBUTOR
OF COVERED SOFTWARE, OR ANY SUPPLIER OF ANY OF SUCH PARTIES, BE
LIABLE TO ANY PERSON FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY CHARACTER INCLUDING, WITHOUT
LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOST PROFITS, LOSS OF GOODWILL, WORK
STOPPAGE, COMPUTER FAILURE OR MALFUNCTION, OR ANY AND ALL OTHER
COMMERCIAL DAMAGES OR LOSSES, EVEN IF SUCH PARTY SHALL HAVE
BEEN INFORMED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. THIS LIMITATION
OF LIABILITY SHALL NOT APPLY TO LIABILITY FOR DEATH OR PERSONAL
INJURY RESULTING FROM SUCH PARTYS NEGLIGENCE TO THE EXTENT
APPLICABLE LAW PROHIBITS SUCH LIMITATION. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO
NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THIS EXCLUSION AND LIMITATION MAY NOT
APPLY TO YOU.
8. U.S. GOVERNMENT END USERS.
The Covered Software is a commercial item, as that term is defined in 48 C.F.R. 2.101
(Oct. 1995), consisting of commercial computer software (as that term is defined at 48
C.F.R. 252.227-7014 (a) (1)) and commercial computer software documentation as such
terms are used in 48 C.F.R. 12.212 (Sept. 1995). Consistent with 48 C.F.R. 12.212 and 48
C.F.R. 227.7202-1 through 227.7202-4 (June 1995), all U.S. Government End Users
acquire Covered Software with only those rights set forth herein.
This U.S. Government Rights clause is in lieu of, and supersedes, any other FAR, DFAR,
or other clause or provision that addresses Government rights in computer software under
this License.
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9. MISCELLANEOUS.
This License represents the complete agreement concerning subject matter hereof.
If any provision of this License is held to be unenforceable, such provision shall be
reformed only to the extent necessary to make it enforceable. This License shall be
governed by the law of the jurisdiction specified in a notice contained within the Original
Software (except to the extent applicable law, if any, provides otherwise), excluding such
jurisdictions conflict-of-law provisions. Any litigation relating to this License shall be
subject to the jurisdiction of the courts located in the jurisdiction and venue specified in a
notice contained within the Original Software, with the losing party responsible for costs,
including, without limitation, court costs and reasonable attorneys fees and expenses.
The application of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of
Goods is expressly excluded. Any law or regulation which provides that the language of a
contract shall be construed against the drafter shall not apply to this License. You agree that
You alone are responsible for compliance with the United States export administration
regulations (and the export control laws and regulation of any other countries) when You
use, distribute or otherwise make available any Covered Software.
10. RESPONSIBILITY FOR CLAIMS.
As between Initial Developer and the Contributors, each party is responsible for claims and
damages arising, directly or indirectly, out of its utilization of rights under this License and
You agree to work with Initial Developer and Contributors to distribute such responsibility
on an equitable basis. Nothing herein is intended or shall be deemed to constitute any
admission of liability.
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Redistributions of source code must retain the copyright notice, this list of conditions and
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LSM-R User Manual

Content and Organization

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CHAPTER 7. SON Management

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CHAPTER 1. EMS Interface

Connecting to EMS ................................................................................................................ 1-1

Interface Configuration ......................................................................................................... 1-4

Menu Frame .............................................................................................................................1-5

Main Frame ..............................................................................................................................1-7

Tree Viewer Frame ..................................................................................................................1-7

Event Viewer Frame ................................................................................................................1-8

Event Viewer Frame ................................................................................................................1-8

Basic Operation ..................................................................................................................... 1-9

Network Viewer .....................................................................................................................1-11

Tree Viewer ............................................................................................................................ 1-11

Rack Viewer ...........................................................................................................................1-19

Group Management ...............................................................................................................1-27

CHAPTER 2. Configuration Management

CLI Configuration .....................................................................................................................2-1

Basic CLI Functions .................................................................................................................2-3

Command Window ..................................................................................................................2-7

History Window ........................................................................................................................2-9

Response Window .................................................................................................................2-10

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Autonomous Window ............................................................................................................ 2-15

Batch Window ....................................................................................................................... 2-18

Macro Execution.................................................................................................................... 2-24

NE Grow/Degrow .................................................................................................................. 2-27

NE Grow ................................................................................................................................ 2-27

NE Degrow ............................................................................................................................ 2-29

Cell Management .................................................................................................................. 2-30

Cell Grow and Degrow.......................................................................................................... 2-30

Administrative State Modification ......................................................................................... 2-31

Neighbor Management ......................................................................................................... 2-32

Software ................................................................................................................................ 2-36

Package Upgrade ................................................................................................................. 2-36

Verify ...................................................................................................................................... 2-38

Software Update.................................................................................................................... 2-40

Firmware Update ................................................................................................................... 2-41

History .................................................................................................................................... 2-43

Schedule ................................................................................................................................ 2-45

Data Audit.............................................................................................................................. 2-47

Data Audit .............................................................................................................................. 2-47

Scheduling Function for Periodical Data Audit .................................................................... 2-50

SerialNo Management .......................................................................................................... 2-53

System Backup ..................................................................................................................... 2-55

Backup ................................................................................................................................... 2-55

Restore .................................................................................................................................. 2-56

System Backup History......................................................................................................... 2-58

CHAPTER 3. Fault Management

Event Viewer ........................................................................................................................... 3-1

Viewing the Event History ..................................................................................................... 3-5

Current Alarm ......................................................................................................................... 3-7

Alarm Statistics .................................................................................................................... 3-10