UNM2000 Network Convergence Management System V2R6M1SPC0100 Standalone System Installation and Deployment Guide (Based On Windows) PDF

UNM2000
Network Convergence
Management System
V2R6M1SPC0100
Standalone System Installation

and Deployment Guide (Based
on Windows)
Version: A
Code: MN000004094
FiberHome Telecommunication Technologies Co., Ltd.
March 2019
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Preface
Version
Version Description
A Initial version, corresponding to the software version V2R6M1SPC0100.
Related Documentation
Document Main Content Phase to Use
Introduces the product positioning,
UNM2000 Network
features, basic functions, network and
Convergence Management Network planning
application, and technical
System Product Description
specification.
UNM2000 Network
Introduces the installation process,
Convergence Management
deployment operations, installation Network
System Standalone System
standards and precautions of the deployment
Installation and Deployment
product.
Guide (Based on Windows)
UNM2000 Network Introduces the operation methods,

Convergence Management main GUIs, windows, menus and Network
System Operation Guide (Public precautions of the management maintenance
Functions) functions.
UNM2000 Network Introduces Flow and methods of
Convergence Management configurations for OTN / POTN Service
System Installation Guide (OTN devices, such as service and configuration
/ POTN Service Configuration) protection configurations.
Service
UNM2000 Network Introduces the meaning and usage
deployment /
Convergence Management constraints of shortcut menus and
network
System GUI Reference buttons in the menus and windows.
maintenance
Intended Readers
This manual is intended for the following readers:
u Network planning engineers
u UNM2000 installation engineers
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Terminology Conventions
Terminology Convention
FiberHome UNM2000 Network Convergence Management
UNM2000
System
Symbol Conventions
Icon Convention Description
Note Important features or operation guide.
Possible injury to persons or systems, or cause traffic

Caution
interruption or loss.
Warning May cause severe bodily injuries.
➔ Jump Jumps to another step.
Cascading
→ Connects multi-level menu options.
menu
Bidirectional
↔ The service signal is bidirectional.
service
Unidirectional
→ The service signal is unidirectional.
service
II
Contents
Preface...................................................................................................................I
1 Installation Overview.......................................................................................1
1.1 Glossary ...........................................................................................2
1.2 Network Scheme ..............................................................................2
1.3 System Configuration Requirements .................................................4
1.3.1 Hardware Configuration Requirements................................4

1.3.2 Software Configuration Requirements .................................5
1.4 Precautions ......................................................................................6
2 Installation Process.........................................................................................8
3 Installing the UNM2000 Server......................................................................10
3.1 Installation Preparation ................................................................... 11
3.1.1 Planning the Installation Information.................................. 11

3.1.2 Checking Prerequisite Software ........................................12
3.1.3 Checking Hardware Connections ......................................13
3.2 Powering on the System .................................................................14
3.3 Configuring System Parameters......................................................15
3.3.1 Configuring the Host Name ...............................................15

3.3.2 Configuring the IP Address................................................18
3.3.3 Configuring the System Language ....................................19
3.3.4 Configuring the Time Zone and Time .................................21
3.3.5 Configuring the Username and Password..........................22
3.3.6 Configuring the Remote Access ........................................23
3.3.7 Configuring the Firewall ....................................................25
3.3.8 Configuring the Static Routing...........................................29
3.3.9 Configuring the NTP Server ..............................................30
3.3.10 Configuring the Power Mode .............................................31
3.4 Installing the MySQL Database .......................................................31
3.5 Installing the UNM2000 Server End Software ..................................33
3.6 (Optional) Setting the Environment Variables...................................39

3.7 Initializing the MySQL Database......................................................40
3.8 Setting the Configuration File for the Northbound Interface ..............41
3.9 Starting All Services........................................................................43
3.10 (Optional) Deploying the PAS..........................................................44
3.11 (Optional) Configuring the NAT Conversion .....................................45
3.12 Verifying the Installation ..................................................................47
4 Installing the UNM2000 Client .......................................................................49
4.1 Installation Preparation ...................................................................50
4.1.1 Planning the Installation Information..................................50

4.1.2 Checking Hardware Connections ......................................50
4.2 Configuring the System Environment ..............................................51
4.2.1 Configuring the Host Name ...............................................51

4.2.2 Configuring the IP Address................................................52
4.2.3 Configuring the System Language ....................................54
4.2.4 Configuring the Time Zone and Time .................................55
4.2.5 Configuring the Username and Password..........................55
4.2.6 Configuring the Remote Access ........................................57
4.3 Installing the UNM2000 Client .........................................................58
4.4 Verifying the Installation ..................................................................60
5 Commissioning the UNM2000.......................................................................62
5.1 Importing the EMS Configuration.....................................................63
5.2 Modifying the Administrator Password.............................................65
5.3 Modifying the Manager IP Address ..................................................65
5.4 Setting the GNE..............................................................................67
5.5 Configuring Multiple Instances ........................................................68
5.6 Setting the Authorization and Domain Division.................................70
5.7 Setting Performance Collection Tasks .............................................71
5.8 Setting the Current Alarm Shielding.................................................72
5.9 Setting Alarm Flashing Shielding Rules ...........................................73
5.10 Setting Static Data ..........................................................................73
5.11 Setting the Card Configuration Switch .............................................76

5.12 Configuring the FTP Server.............................................................78
5.13 Backing up the EMS Configuration Data..........................................78
6 Uninstalling the UNM2000 Software ..............................................................81
6.1 Uninstalling the Server End Software ..............................................82
6.2 Uninstalling the Client End Software................................................83
6.3 Checking the Uninstallation Result ..................................................83
7 FAQ..............................................................................................................85
7.1 Operating System ...........................................................................86
7.1.1 How to Query the Type of the Windows Operating System.86

7.1.2 How to Open the CLI Window of the Windows Operating
System .............................................................................87
7.1.3 How to Disable the Automatic Update Settings of the
Windows Operating System ..............................................87
7.1.4 How to View the Occupation of System Ports ....................88
7.2 Database........................................................................................88
7.2.1 How to Query the MySQL Database Version .....................88

7.2.2 How to Uninstall the MySQL Database..............................92
7.3 UNM2000 System...........................................................................92
7.3.1 How to Integrate the Value-Added Software Function of the

IOMS2012 V4R2 ..............................................................92
7.3.2 How to Log into the Client End of the EMS Control & Monitor
Tools ................................................................................93
7.3.3 How to Confirm Whether the System Services Are Started 94
7.3.4 How to Start the System Services .....................................97
7.3.5 How to Stop the System Services......................................97
7.3.6 How to View the Installation Log........................................97
7.3.7 How to Uninstall the Tomcat ..............................................98
7.3.8 How to View the EMS Version ...........................................99
7.4 Failure Cases .................................................................................99
7.4.1 Initializing the MySQL Database Failed .............................99

7.4.2 Initializing the MySQL Database Succeeded But the PAS
Service Node Not Started................................................100
8 External Service Ports ................................................................................101

Appendix A Abbreviations ..........................................................................108
1 Installation Overview
Before installing the UNM2000, you need to understand the network, software /
hardware configuration requirements and installation precautions.
Glossary
Network Scheme
System Configuration Requirements
Precautions
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UNM2000 Network Convergence Management System V2R6M1SPC0100 Standalone System Installation and
Deployment Guide (Based on Windows)
1.1 Glossary
The following table introduces the concepts involved in the network scheme that are
required before the network scheme is introduced.
Table 1-1 Glossary
Term Description
Indicates the hardware or the software.

u Indicating the hardware: The computer running the server application is
Server called the server.
u Indicating the software: When the client/server structure is involved, the
server application of the software is called the server.
Indicates the hardware or the software.

u The computer running the client application is called the client end.
Client end
u When the client/server structure is involved, the server application of the
software is called the client end.
Host Indicates the computer that runs services on the Windows OS.
1.2 Network Scheme
The UNM2000 network schemes include: single-server system (Windows) on a

physical machine and single-server system (Windows) on the cloud platform of a
virtual machine.
Single-Server System (Windows) on a Physical Machine
The UNM2000 server is deployed on the physical machine; the UNM2000 client and
NE communicate with the server through the DCN. Figure 1-1 shows the network in
which the single-server system (Windows) is deployed on a physical machine.
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Figure 1-1 Physical Machine Deployment Network
Single-Server System (Windows) on a Virtual Machine
The UNM2000 server is deployed on the cloud platform of a virtual machine; the
UNM2000 client and NE communicate with the server through the DCN. Figure 1-2
shows the network in which the single-server system (Windows) is deployed on the
cloud platform of a physical machine.
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Figure 1-2 Virtual Machine Deployment Network
1.3 System Configuration Requirements
The following introduces the hardware configuration requirements of the UNM2000

server end and client end.
1.3.1 Hardware Configuration Requirements
This section introduces hardware configuration principles for the server and client.
Hardware Configuration Requirements of the Server
Table 1-2 describes the hardware configuration requirements of the server. The
hardware configurations of the virtual machine are recommended to be the same as
those of the physical machine.
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Table 1-2 Mappings Between Network Scales and Server Hardware Configurations
Network Scale Hardware Configurations of the UNM2000 Server
Large network: including u CPU: 4 × E5-2667V2 (8-core)

9000 NEs and more than u Memory: 128 GB
12 management u Hard disk space: 6 × 600 GB physical hard disk; 2 × 200G
programs SSD + 30T disk array
Medium network: u CPU: 2 × E5-2667V2 (8-core)

including 6000 NEs and 3 u Memory: 64 GB
to 12 management u Hard disk space: 6 × 600 GB physical hard disk +20 T disk
programs array
Small network: including u CPU: 2 × E5-2667V2 (8-core)

fewer than 3000 NEs and u Memory: 32 GB
fewer than 3 management u Hard disk space: 4 × 600 GB physical hard disk +10 T disk
programs array
Ultra-small network:
u CPU: 2 × E3-1230V5 (8 cores)
including fewer than 500
u Memory: 16 GB
NEs and fewer than 3
u Hard disk space: 4 × 600 GB physical hard disk
management programs
Hardware Configuration Requirements of the Client
The minimum hardware configuration requirements for the client are described as
follows:
u CPU: Intel i3-2120 (2 cores) 3.3 GHz or above
u Memory: 8 GB
u Hard disk: 500 GB + 7200 rpm + SATA
1.3.2 Software Configuration Requirements
This section introduces the software configuration requirements of the UNM2000

server end and client end.
Table 1-3 describes the software requirements for the computer running the
UNM2000 server end and client end.
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Table 1-3 Software Configuration Requirements of the UNM2000
Object Operating System Database
Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard (64-

bit) is recommended.
Compatible with Windows Server 2008
R2 Standard (64-bit).
Note:
Server end MySQL 5.7.18
Install the SP1 patch first
before installing the server
software in the Windows
Server 2008 R2 Standard (64-
bit) system.
Windows 10 is recommended.
Client end Compatible: Windows 7 and Windows 8 -
(Pro)
Table 1-4 UNM2000 Software
Configuration Item Typical Configuration
UNM2000 software Installation CD-ROM or software package
1.4 Precautions
This section introduces the precautions for installation and commissioning.
u Use UPS power supply to avoid loss of network management data caused by
accidental power failure.
u One server can be installed with one set of UNM2000 network management
system only.
u The computer case, UPS power supply and switch (or hub) should be
connected to protection earth ground.
u To avoid program conflicts, an operating system incompatible with the

UNM2000 version must not be installed.
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u The UNM2000 software should be installed only in an operating system with

simplified Chinese or English language, and cannot be installed in an operating
system with other languages.
u Do not visit Internet via the network management server. Doing so may
increase data flow in the network card and hence affects normal network
management data transmission.
u Do not modify the network management server’s protocol settings, computer

name or LAN settings. Doing so may result in abnormal operation of network
management system.
u To shut down the network management server, exit the operation system
normally and then shut off the power supply.
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2 Installation Process
This chapter introduces the process for installing and commissioning the standalone
system (based on Windows).
u Figure 2-1 shows the flow for installing the server end.
Figure 2-1 Server Installation Flow
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2 Installation Process
Note:
The installation process of the UNM2000 server includes the installation

of the database software. If the system is already installed with a
database, check whether the database meets the EMS installation
requirements. If not, uninstall it and then reinstall the database.
u Figure 2-2 shows the flow for installing the client end.
Figure 2-2 Client Installation and Debugging Flow
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3 Installing the UNM2000 Server
This chapter introduces how to obtain the reference information required by the
installation and how to install the UNM2000 server.
Installation Preparation
Powering on the System
Configuring System Parameters
Installing the MySQL Database
Installing the UNM2000 Server End Software
(Optional) Setting the Environment Variables
Initializing the MySQL Database
Setting the Configuration File for the Northbound Interface
Starting All Services
(Optional) Deploying the PAS
(Optional) Configuring the NAT Conversion
Verifying the Installation
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3.1 Installation Preparation
This section introduces the preparations before installing the UNM2000 server,
including installation information collection, prerequisite software check and
hardware connection check.
3.1.1 Planning the Installation Information
Before installing the UNM2000, you should collect the necessary installation
information including the host name, IP address, time zone, username and
password.
Note:
The planning examples in the following tables are only for reference. The
planning information should be specified according to the actual
conditions.
Host Name Planning
Table 3-1 Host Name Planning Example
Item Example
Server UNM123
IP Address Planning
Table 3-2 IP Address Planning Example
Item Example (IP/Subnet Mask/Gateway) Network Card

PriorityNote 1
Ethernet0: IP address of the UNM2000 database:

0
Database network card 10.171.3.100/255.255.255.0/10.171.3.254
Ethernet1: Device management IP:
1
Device network card 10.172.3.100/255.255.255.0/10.172.3.254
Note 1: The smaller the network card priority value, the higher the priority.
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Time Zone and Time Planning
Table 3-3 Time Zone and Time Planning Example
Item Example
Time zone (UTC+8:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong SAR, Urumqi
Time 9:00
Planning of Username and Password
Table 3-4 Planning Example of Username and Password
User Username Password Example
Operating system user Administrator Vislecaina
UNM2000 user admin (default) admin (default)
The admin user of the

Admin (default) Admin (default)
UNM2000 management tool
The query user of the

Query (default) Query (default)
Caution:
Both the username and password are case-sensitive.
3.1.2 Checking Prerequisite Software
Before installing the UNM2000 server end, check whether the necessary software is
prepared and meets the installation requirements. The UNM2000 server end is
installed with the software package, which should be prepared before installation.
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Software Installation Package
Table 3-5 Software Package List
Software Medium Name Description
UNM2000
software Used for installing the
Unm2000.exe
installation UNM2000 server end.
package
u MySQL database: MySQL5.7.18-Win3.15.rar

Database
u Oracle database: p13390677_1120-
software Used for installing the
40_MSWIN-x86-64_1of7.zip and
installation database.
p13390677_1120-40_MSWIN-x86-64_2of7.
package
zip
Note:
The UNM2000 server end supports Windows 2008/2012 R2 Standard

operating system. The Windows 2012 R2 Standard operating system is
recommended.
3.1.3 Checking Hardware Connections
Before installing the UNM2000, you need to install and connect the hardware, and
check the correctness of the hardware installation and connections.
Prerequisite
The server has been installed and the device cables have been connected.
Procedure
1. Check whether the power cables and earth ground cables of components are
reliably connected with correct polarity.
2. Check whether all cables are properly bound and free of damage to their
sheath.
3. Check the hardware connections and network cables according to the

hardware connection diagram.
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Figure 3-1 shows the hardware connection diagram of FiberHome SSG-6028R-

E1CR12H server.
Figure 3-1 Hardware Connection Diagram of FiberHome SSG-6028R-E1CR12H Server
Connection description: The server is configured with two network ports (eth0
and eth1), which correspond to the database network card and the device
network card respectively.
4. Check the plugs and sockets.
1) The buckles of cable plugs should be securely connected.
2) Check whether the sockets have missing, bent or shorted pins.
3.2 Powering on the System
This section uses the FiberHome FitServer R2200 V4 server as an example to

introduce the procedure of powering on the server and the location of the power
button (skip this section in case of deployment in the cloud environment).
Procedure
1. Power on the server.
2. Press down the power buttons of the external device and monitor of the server
to power them on.
3. Wait for two to three minutes, and then press down the power button on the
panel of the server to power it on.
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The location of the power button of the FiberHome FitServer R2200 V4 server is as
shown in the red rectange in Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 FiberHome FitServer R2200 V4 Server
3.3 Configuring System Parameters
Before installing the database and UNM2000, you should set the parameters of the
operating system to ensure the successful installation and normal operation of the
database and UNM2000. This section introduces the related operations by using
Windows2012 R2 system as an example.
Note:
You must log into the operating system as an administrator so as to set

the operating system and install the UNM2000 system.
3.3.1 Configuring the Host Name
This section introduces how to set the system host name.
Background Information
To ensure the normal operation of the UNM2000, the host name must be set in line
with the following principles:
u The host name of the EMS server should be unique in the network.
u The host name should be a character string containing no more than 15

characters, and should be a combination of letters (A to Z, a to z), numerals (0
to 9) or hyphens (-).
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u The host name should not be a number.
u The first 15 characters of the host name must include a non-numerical

character at least.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→System and Security→System, and click

Change Settings to open the System Properties dialog box.
2. On the Computer Name tab, click Change to open the following dialog box. In
the Computer Name text box, enter the new computer name in the format of
UNM+number, for example, UNM123.
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3. Click OK. The following prompt dialog box appears.
4. Click OK to go back to the System Properties dialog box.
5. Click Close to open the system restart alert box. Click Restart Now and wait
for the system to restart.
Note:
After the host name is set, do not change it any more. Otherwise, the
UNM2000 may not be able to operate normally.
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3.3.2 Configuring the IP Address
It is advisable to assign an IP address to the UNM2000 server according to the

installation planning.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→Network and Internet→Network and

Sharing Center, and click Change adapter settings to open the Network
Connections window.
2. In the Network Connections window, right-click the Ethernet0 network card,

and select Properties from the shortcut menu.
3. Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) to bring up the following

dialog box.
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4. Set the properties of the Ethernet0 network card according to the earlier
planning information.
5. Set the properties of the Ethernet1 network card by referring to steps 2 to 3.
6. In the Network Connections window, click Organize→Layout→Menu bar to

display the menu bar.
Note:
If the menu bar is already displayed in the Network Connections

window, skip this step.
7. In the Network Connections window, select Advanced→Advanced Settings

from the menu bar.
8. On the Adapters and Bindings tab of the Advanced Settings dialog box, set
the sequence of the database network card Ethernet0 and the device network
card Ethernet1.
Note:
As the priority of the database network card is higher than that of the
device network card, the database network card Ethernet0 is above the
device network card Ethernet1.
3.3.3 Configuring the System Language
This section introduces how to configure the system language.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→Clock, Language, and Region→Region to

open the Region dialog box.
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2. On the Formats tab, select the desired language from the drop-down menu of
Format.
3. Select the Administrative tab, and click Change system locale. In the
displayed dialog box, select Chinese (Simplified, PRC) and click OK to go
back to the Administrative tab, as shown below.
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4. Click OK.
3.3.4 Configuring the Time Zone and Time
Set the time zone where the EMS server belongs as per the planning, and set the
date and time of the EMS server according to the local standard time. Incorrect
setting of the time zone and time may influence the collection and reporting of
device performance data by the EMS.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→Clock, Language, and Region→Date and

Time to open the Date and Time dialog box.
2. On the Date and Time tab, click Change time zone.
3. In the Time Zone Settings dialog box that appears, select the time zone where
the site is located and click OK.
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4. On the Date and Time tab, click Change date and time.
5. In the Date and Time Settings dialog box that appears, set the date and time
according to the local standard time and click OK.
6. In the Date and Time dialog box, click OK.
3.3.5 Configuring the Username and Password
It is recommended that you configure the username and password of the UNM2000
server according to the planning data.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→User Accounts→User Accounts→Manage

another account, and click Add a user account.
2. In the Add User dialog box, set the parameters such as the username and
password according to the prompts in the GUI, and click Next.
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3. Click OK to complete adding the new account.
3.3.6 Configuring the Remote Access
During the UNM2000 installation, the server system is accessed remotely. This
section introduces how to configure the remote access.
Note:
Before configuring the remote access, you should set the system
username and password. For details, see Configuring the Username and
Password.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→System and Security→System→Remote

settings to open the System Properties dialog box.
2. On the Remote tab, click Select Users.
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3. In the Remote Desktop Users dialog box that appears, click Add.
4. In the Select Users dialog box that appears, enter the username(s) to be
added.
5. Click OK to complete the settings.
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3.3.7 Configuring the Firewall
To ensure the security of the system, the system firewall has strict limit on the
access to the system ports. In order to use the UNM2000 normally, you need to
allow the UNM2000 to access specific ports.
Procedure
1. Select →Administrative Tools to open the Administrative Tools

window.
2. Double-click Windows Firewall with Advanced Security to display the

Windows Firewall with Advanced Security window.
3. Select the Inbound Rule or Outbound Rule in the left pane and click New
Rule in the right pane to display the New Inbound Rule Wizard or New
Outbound Rule Wizard dialog box.
4. Select Port and click Next.
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5. See External Service Ports to select the corresponding protocol, enter the port
number and click Next. The port 3306 is used as an example to introduce how
to add an inbound rule.
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6. Select Allow the connection and click Next.
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7. Select Domain, Private and Public, and then click Next.
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8. Enter 3306 in the Name textbox and relevant description in the Description
(optional) textbox. Then click Finish to complete adding the inbound rule for
the port.
9. Repeat steps 3 to 8 until all inbound and outbound rules are added.
3.3.8 Configuring the Static Routing
Before installing the UNM2000, you need to configure the static route according to
the network status so as to ensure normal network communication in case that the
network is unstable.
Procedure
1. In the CLI window of the OTNM2000 server, execute the following commands
to view the routing information of the OTNM2000 server.
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Note:
In case of co-management of the UNM2000 and OTNM2000, you can

plan the route information of the UNM2000 server according to the static
route of the OTNM2000.
C:\Users\Administrator>cd C:/
C:\>route print
2. In the CLI window of the UNM2000 server, execute the following command to
add a route on the UNM2000 server.
C:\Users\Administrator>route -p add 157.0.0.0 MASK 255.0.0.0 157.55.80.1
Note:
The parameters are obtained from the information collected in the

installation preparation.
u 157.0.0.0: the IP address of the computer accessing the UNM2000
server.
u 255.0.0.0: the subnet mask corresponding to the IP address of the

computer accessing the UNM2000 server.
u 157.55.80.1: the IP address of the gateway of the UNM2000 server.
3.3.9 Configuring the NTP Server
This section introduces how to configure the NTP server.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→Clock, Language, and Region→Date and

Time to open the Date and Time dialog box.
2. Select the Internet Time tab and click Change Settings.
3. In the displayed Internet Time Settings dialog box, select the check box of
Synchronize with an Internet time server and enter the website of an
available server in the textbox.
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4. Click Update now. If the screen displays Synchronization success, the

server is available and the setting is successfully completed.
3.3.10 Configuring the Power Mode
The operation of the UNM2000 has high requirements for the system performance.
Therefore, it is advisable to set the power mode of the system to High performance.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel→Hardware→Power Options to open the

Power Options window.
2. In the Preferred plans window, select High performance.
3.4 Installing the MySQL Database
This section introduces how to install the MySQL database.
Prerequisite
u The hardware and software configurations of the server meet the requirements
described in System Configuration Requirements.
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u A static IP address is assigned for the UNM2000.
u The MySQL database installation package has been obtained.
u If Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 is installed on the server, you need to install the
VS-2008 sp1 first.
u If the Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard (64-bit) system is installed on the

server, you need to install the SP1 patch first.
Procedure
1. Decompress the installation package to disk D.
Decompress the MySQL database installation package to the root directory of

disk D of the UNM2000 server. Copy the decompressed file folders and rename
the two folders MySQL and MySQL_Pas respectively. It is recommended that
you decompress the packet in the root directory of disk D.
Note:
The MySQL database must be installed on disk D; otherwise running the

UNM2000 may fail.
2. In the MySQL folder, double-click the install_mysql.bat file and enter 1 to

install the UNM2000 database service.
The CLI windows will be displayed as below, indicating that the installation is
completed successfully.
3. In the MySQL_Pas folder, double-click the install_mysql.bat file and enter 0 to

install the PAS database.
The CLI windows will be displayed as below, indicating that the installation is
completed successfully.
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3.5 Installing the UNM2000 Server End Software
This section introduces how to install the UNM2000 server end software.
Prerequisite
u The hardware and software configurations of the server meet the requirements
described in System Configuration Requirements.
u A static IP address is assigned for the UNM2000.
u The installation package for the UNM2000 Server End Software is obtained.
u The system firewall and anti-virus software are disabled.
The IP address of the database network card on the UNM2000 server end should
be consistent with the earlier planning information. In this section, the database
network card uses the IP address 10.171.3.100 as an example.
Procedure
1. Double-click the UNM2000 installation software, and click Next in the displayed
dialog box.
2. Select I accept the terms of the license agreement and click Next.
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3. Enter the user information and click Next.
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4. Select the installation language and click Next.
5. Select the database and click Next.
6. Specify the installation path and click Next.
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7. Select the components to be installed and click Next.
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Note:
The check boxes of Client and Server are selected by default, which
should not be changed.
If the CORBA interface is used, select the check box of CORBA.
8. Specify the deployment mode of the server and click Next.
Note:
Select Centralized for installing a single server.
9. Enter the IP address of the database network card on the server, and click
Next.
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10. Confirm the installation information and click Next.
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11. The system starts to install the program automatically. In the screen displayed
a while later, click Finish to complete the installation.
3.6 (Optional) Setting the Environment Variables
If the CORBA interface has been installed and multiple network cards and IP
addresses exist, the environment variables should be configured.
Procedure
1. On the desktop of the OS, right-click Computer and select Properties from the
shortcut menu to display the System window.
2. Click Advanced system settings on the left side of the System window to
display the System Properties dialog box.
3. On the Advanced tab of the System Properties dialog box, click

Environment Variables to display the Environment Variables dialog box.
4. Set the environment variables by referring to the table below.
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Ac- Variable Name Variable Value

tion
Create ORBListenEndpoints iiop://PC_CORBA:3075/hostname_in_ior=PC_CORBA
Create ORBInitRef NameService=corbaloc:iiop:PC_CORBA:3075/NameService
Create ORBEndPoint iiop://PC_CORBA:3078/hostname_in_ior=PC_CORBA
NBIORBListenEnd-
Create iiop://PC_CORBA:23075/hostname_in_ior=PC_CORBA
points
Note 1: PC_CORBA is the host name of the CORBA interface server.
5. Reboot the system and make the environment variables take effect.
3.7 Initializing the MySQL Database
This section introduces how to initialize the MySQL database and PAS database.
Prerequisite
u The database and UNM2000 software are installed.
u The following services have been stopped: UnmBus, UNMCMAgent,

UNMCMService, UnmNode1 and UnmServiceMonitor services.
Procedure
1. Access the D:\UNM2000\script directory and double-click createDatabase.

bat to initialize the MySQL database and PAS database.
Note:
If the folder script does not exist in the D:\UNM2000 directory, double-
click the createDatabase.bat file in the D:\UNM2000\server\tool and D:
\UNM2000\pas\tool directories respectively to initialize the UNM2000
and PAS databases.
2. In the CLI window, enter y and press Enter according to the GUI prompt. When
the following result is displayed, the MySQL database is initialized successfully.
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3. Press any key to close the CLI window.
3.8 Setting the Configuration File for the

Northbound Interface
After the UNM2000 is installed, the related parameters of the northbound interface
should be configured.
Prerequisite
The UNM2000 is installed.
Configuring the Common Information
1. Open the file nbiconfig.xml in the directory D:\UNM2000\server\etc\nbi on

the server where the UNM2000 is installed.
1) Configure the common information.
Table 3-6 Common Information Configuration
Parameter Description
Transmission protocol type: FTP or SFTP. It is FTP by

type
default.
ip IP address of the ftp or sftp server.
Communication port of the ftp or sftp server; port 21 for

port
ftp_config the ftp server, and port 22 for the sftp server.
user Name of the user logging into the ftp or sftp server.
pwd Password of the user logging into the ftp or sftp server.
Compression type of upload files: zip or gzip; 0 for zip,

compress_type
and 1 for gzip.
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Configuring the Parameters of the CORBA Interface
1. Open the file nbiconfig.xml in the directory D:\UNM2000\server\etc\nbi on

the server where the UNM2000 is installed to configure the related parameters
of the CORBA interface.
2. The configuration items of the CORBA interface are described as follows:
<config id="2" name="CORBA">
<host>10.168.16.115</host>
<port>8086</port>
<!–heartbeat interval, unit: second–>
<heartbeat_switch>60</heartbeat_switch>
<!–EMS name–>
<ems_tmf_name>1</ems_tmf_name>
<!–0:TMF3.5; 1:CMCCV1.0.0–>
<nbiprotocolversion>0</nbiprotocolversion>
<!–file split size, unit: M–>
<littleconfigurefile>1</littleconfigurefile>
<!–number of threads for processing alarm reports–>
<alarm_report_threads>2</alarm_report_threads>
<!–upper length limit of the intermediate queue of alarm reports–>
<alarm_report_max_size>100000</alarm_report_max_size>
<!– whether the alarm query outputs the project status alarm, 0: no output –>
<alarm_project_state>0</alarm_project_state>
<!– range of the number of cards to which configuration data are delivered in a
batch manner via the port under the NE, on a card basis; value range: 1 to
100–>
<batchofboard>200</batchofboard>
<!– 0: services consistent with EMS model; 1: service Client layer consistent
with OTNM2000 –>
<bussiness_type>1</bussiness_type>
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<!–identifier of the FTP uploaded file, that is, the NE type to which the
configuration file is applicable–>
<managed_device_type>OTN</managed_device_type>
<!– service layer expression form (seperator of ChannelIdList), default: "|" –>
<channelidlist_token>|</channelidlist_token>
<!– csv format of performance data queried via the FTP and PULL mode; 0: no
line feed, 1: line feed, other values: line feed–>
<pm_csv_format>1</pm_csv_format>
<!– whether the nativeEMSName of the NE outputs the network block number;
0: no output, 1: output, other values: output –>
<show_ne_part_no>1</show_ne_part_no>
</config>
3.9 Starting All Services
This section introduces how to start all the services of the UNM2000.
Prerequisite
u The database and UNM2000 software have been installed successfully.
u The database has been initialized successfully.
Procedure
1. Access the D:\UNM2000\script directory and double-click the startAllService.

bat file to start all the UNM2000 and PAS services.
Note:
The batch processing file should be used to start the related services of
the UNM2000 and PAS. Manually starting services in the system service
list may result in startup failure of some services.
2. Press any key to close the CLI window.
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3. (Optional) If the COABA interface is installed, the Tao service will be started
automatically. You can check the status of the service in the Services window.
Note:
If the Tao service is not started automatically, you can manually start it in
the Services window.
3.10 (Optional) Deploying the PAS
The PAS should be deployed in case of multiple managers.
Prerequisite
u The UNM2000 has been installed.
u The database has been initialized.
Procedure
1. Access the D:\UNM2000\server\etc\ice\defaultgrid directory and open the

application.xml file.
2. Add the rows in the file, as shown below.
Note:
The following figure shows that there are two managers in the UNM2000,
and the values in the blue rectangles are 2. If there are multiple
managers, add them accordingly and increase the values in blue
rectangles in sequence.
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3. Access the D:\UNM2000\tools\configedit\Service directory and double-click

the installservice.bat file to validate the changes.
4. Start the UNM2000 service and the deployment is completed.
3.11 (Optional) Configuring the NAT Conversion

In case of co-management by the UNM2000 and OTNM2000, when the UNM2000

server communicates with devices by converting the device management IP
address using the NAT method, the IP address converted through the NAT should
be added into the configuration files of the OTNM2000 and delivered to related
devices along with management programs. Meanwhile, the converted IP address
should be added to the UNM2000 manager so that the UNM2000 can manages the
devices normally.
The UNM2000 supports the following NAT mode:
Server IP address mapping mode in which a server works under the protection of a
router.
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NAT Conversion Between the Server and Devices
1. Log into the UNM2000 client.
2. Select Configure→NE Communication Route Management from the main

menu to open the NE Communication Route Management tab.
3. Right-click the manager program and select Manager Property from the
shortcut menu to open the Manager Property dialog box.
4. Select an entry and click Modify to open the Modify IP address of the
management device dialog box. In the NAT IP text box, enter the IP address
converted through NAT.
NAT Conversion Between the Server and the Client
1. Open the registry.UnmBusIceGrid file in the D:\UNM2000\server\etc\ice

\defaultgrid directory.
2. Set the related parameters of the server end IP address.
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Note:
u Internet IP address of the server end: the public network IP address

of the server that is accessible from the client.
u Intranet IP address of the server end: the actual intranet IP address

of the server.
3. Save and close the file.
4. Restart all services by referring to Starting All Services.
3.12 Verifying the Installation
This section introduces how to verify the installation.
Prerequisite
The UNM2000 server and database are installed.
Procedure
1. Double-click the UNM2000 icon to open the UNM2000 login dialog box.
2. Enter the username, password (both are admin) and the network card IP
address of the server database (for example, 10.171.3.100).
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3. Click Login. If the UNM2000 can be normally accessed, the installation is

successful.
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4 Installing the UNM2000 Client
This chapter introduces how to obtain the reference information required by the
installation and how to install the UNM2000 client.
Installation Preparation
Configuring the System Environment
Installing the UNM2000 Client
Verifying the Installation
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4.1 Installation Preparation
Before installing the UNM2000 client, you should prepare the software and
hardware meeting the configuration requirements and make pre-installation
planning.
4.1.1 Planning the Installation Information
Before installing the UNM2000 client, you should make necessary planning
according to the actual conditions, including the host name, IP address, installation
path and operating system user.
Making planning as per Table 4-1 before installing the UNM2000 client.
Table 4-1 Client End Planning Items
Planning Item Principle Example
The host name must be a

combination of English letters
Host name and Arabic numbers. It must start UNM2000Client01
with an English letter and free of
blank spaces.
10.171.3.107 / 255.255.255.0 / 10.

The client can communicate with
IP address 171.3.254 (IP address / subnet mask
the server normally.
/ gateway)
The disk where the client is to

Installation path install should have an available D:\Unm2000_Client
space of no less than 2 G.
The user of the Windows

Operating system
operating system must have the admin
user
authority of the administrator.
4.1.2 Checking Hardware Connections
This section introduces how to check whether the hardware of the computer running
the UNM2000 client is properly connected.
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Procedure
1. Check whether the power cable is correctly connected.
2. Check whether the network cable is correctly connected. Ensure the computer
running the UNM2000 client is reliably connected to the server DCN.
4.2 Configuring the System Environment
Before installing the UNM2000 client, you should set the parameters of the
operating system to ensure the successful installation and normal operation of the
UNM2000. This section introduces the related operations by using Windows10
system as an example.
4.2.1 Configuring the Host Name
This section introduces how to set the system host name.
To ensure the normal operation of the UNM2000, the host name must be set in line
with the following principles:
u The host name should be unique in the network.
u The host name should be a character string containing no more than 15

characters, and should be a combination of letters (A to Z, a to z), numerals (0
to 9) or hyphens (-).
u The host name should not be a number.
u The first 15 characters of the host name must include a non-numerical

character at least.
Procedure
1. Select →Settings→System→About and click Rename this PC.
2. In the displayed dialog box, enter the new computer name in the format of
UNM2000Client+number for example, UNM2000Client01) and click Next.
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3. Click Restart Now and wait for the system to restart.
Note:
After the host name is set, do not change it any more. Otherwise, the
UNM2000 may not be able to operate normally.
4.2.2 Configuring the IP Address
You are advised to assign an IP address to the UNM2000 client according to the
planning.
Procedure
1. Select →Settings→Network and Internet→Ethernet→Network and

Sharing Center to open the Network and Sharing Center window.
2. Click Ethernet0. In the Ethernet0 Status dialog box that appears, click
Property to open the Ethernet0 Properties dialog box.
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3. Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) to bring up the following

dialog box.
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4. Set the related parameters according to the planning data and click OK to
complete the configuration.
4.2.3 Configuring the System Language
This section introduces how to configure the system language.
Procedure
1. Select →Settings→Time & Language→Region & Language, and

click Additional Date, Time & Regional Settings to open the Clock,
Language, and Region window.
2. Click Region to open the Region dialog box.
3. On the Formats tab, select the desired language from the drop-down menu of
Format.
4. Select the Administrative tab, and click Change system locale. In the
displayed dialog box, select Chinese (Simplified, PRC) and click OK to go
back to the Administrative tab.
5. Click OK.
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4.2.4 Configuring the Time Zone and Time
Set the time zone where the EMS server belongs as per the planning, and set the
date and time of the EMS server according to the local standard time. Incorrect
setting of the time zone and time may influence the collection and reporting of
device performance data by the EMS.
Procedure
1. Select →Settings→Time & Language→Date and Time, and click

Additional Date, Time & Regional Settings to open the Clock, Language,
and Region window.
2. Click Set time and date to open the Date and Time dialog box.
3. On the Date and Time tab, click Change time zone.
4. In the Time Zone Settings dialog box that appears, select the time zone where
the site is located and click OK.
5. On the Date and Time tab, click Change date and time.
6. In the Date and Time Settings dialog box that appears, set the date and time
according to the local standard time and click OK.
7. In the Date and Time dialog box, click OK.
4.2.5 Configuring the Username and Password
Before installing the UNM2000 client, you need to configure the username and
password.
Procedure
1. Select →Settings→Accounts→Family & other people, and click Add

someone else to this PC.
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2. In the displayed dialog box, set the parameters such as the username and
password according to the prompts in the GUI, and click Next.
3. Click OK to complete adding the new account.
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4.2.6 Configuring the Remote Access
During installation of the UNM2000 client, the server system may be accessed
remotely. This section introduces how to configure the remote access.
Note:
Before configuring the remote access, you should set the system
username and password. For details, see Configuring the Username and
Password.
Procedure
1. Right-click and select Control Panel→System and Security→

System→Remote settings to open the System Properties dialog box.
2. On the Remote tab, click Select Users.
3. In the Remote Desktop Users dialog box that appears, click Add.
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4. In the Select Users dialog box that appears, enter the username(s) to be
added.
4.3 Installing the UNM2000 Client
This section introduces how to install the UNM2000 client end software.
Prerequisite
u The hardware and software configurations of the client end meet the
requirements described in System Configuration Requirements.
u The UNM2000 server end has been installed successfully and is operating
normally.
u The firewall rules are set, or the system firewall and anti-virus software are
disabled.
Procedure
1. Open the IE browser, enter http://server IP address: port number/webstart/

(for example, http://10.171.3.100:8080/webstart/) in the address bar and press
Enter.
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1) For the first-time download of the client end, the Internet Explorer dialog
box appears. In the dialog box, click Add.
2) Enter the trusted sites and click Add.
3) Open the UNM2000 client download page.
2. Click Download client to download and save the client installation program.
3. Double-click the UNM2000_Client.exe file to start the client installation

program and click Accept in the displayed dialog box.
4. Set the installation path of the UNM2000 client and click Decompress.
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5. The system starts installation automatically and wait until the displayed box is
closed automatically, which means that the installation is completed.
4.4 Verifying the Installation
This section introduces how to verify the installation.
Prerequisite
The UNM2000 client is installed.
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Procedure
1. Double-click the UNM2000 icon to open the UNM2000 login dialog box.
2. Enter the username, password (both are admin) and the network card IP
address of the server database (for example, 10.171.3.100).
3. Click Login. If the UNM2000 can be normally accessed, the installation is

successful.
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5 Commissioning the UNM2000
After being installed, the UNM2000 intended for co-management with the
OTNM2000 should be commissioned in terms of system parameters.
Importing the EMS Configuration
Modifying the Administrator Password
Modifying the Manager IP Address
Setting the GNE
Configuring Multiple Instances
Setting the Authorization and Domain Division
Setting Performance Collection Tasks
Setting the Current Alarm Shielding
Setting Alarm Flashing Shielding Rules
Setting Static Data
Setting the Card Configuration Switch
Configuring the FTP Server
Backing up the EMS Configuration Data
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5.1 Importing the EMS Configuration
This section introduces how to import the EMS configuration data through the
UNM2000 management tool.
Prerequisite
u The database and UNM2000 software have been installed successfully.
u The services UNMCMService and UNMCMAgent have been started.
u The UNM2000 configuration file is obtained.
Procedure
1. Open the IE browser, enter http://server IP address:22302/nmtool/ (for

example, http://10.171.3.100:22302/nmtool/) in the address bar and press
Enter.
2. Enter the username and password (both are Admin by default) in the NMS
Management Tool window and click Login.
3. Click Import/Export to access the configuration import / export GUI, as shown

below.
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4. Click Import and click OK in the displayed alert box.
5. On the import GUI, select the import type and desired file.
Note:
u Place the configuration file in the D:/UNM2000/emsback directory.
u If the configuration data are stored in the FTP server, the server
should be connected normally.
6. Click OK.
7. In the displayed Import Successful alert box, click OK.
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5.2 Modifying the Administrator Password
This section introduces how to modify the administrator password.
When the devices in the current network are co-managed by the OTNM2000 and
UNM2000, the operations on devices can be accessed from both network
management systems. Therefore, the password of the UNM2000 administrator
(admin) should be modified to ensure the security of the UNM2000.
Procedure
1. Log into the UNM2000 client.
Note:
The default username and password are both admin.
2. Select System→Modify Password from the main menu to open the Modify
Password dialog box.
3. Modify the password according to the prompts in the GUI, and then click OK to
save the modification.
5.3 Modifying the Manager IP Address
The following introduces how to modify the IP address of the manager program.
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After the manager configurations of the OTNM2000 are converted to that of the
UNM2000, the device management IP address in the manager is intended for
connecting the OTNM2000, and hence should be modified as required to connect
the UNM2000.
Procedure
1. Select Configure→NE Communication Route Management to open the

Communication Routing Management tab.
2. Right-click the manager program and select Manager Property from the
shortcut menu to open the Manager Property dialog box.
3. Select an entry and click Modify to open the Modify IP address of the
management device dialog box.
4. Set the device management IP address as required.
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5.4 Setting the GNE
When the UNM2000 communicates with devices via the DCN, you should configure
a GNE group by referring to the GNE settings on the OTNM2000, so as to avoid
service interruption caused by gateway failure.
Prerequisite
u You have the authority of Operator Group or higher authority.
u The NE has been created.
The GNE group directly or indirectly connects to the UNM2000 through the
management network interface (DCN). A GNE coupled with its connected NE
constitutes a management domain. The OTNM2000 accesses the NE of the
management domain by way of the GNE of the management domain.
Procedure
1. Select Configure→NE Communication Route Management to open the

Communication Routing Management tab.
2. Right-click GNE Group Management and select Create GNE Group from the
shortcut menu.
3. In the Create GNE Group dialog box, set the GNE group name and GNE
group member (i.e. binding the MA NE).
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4. Click OK after the setting is completed.
5.5 Configuring Multiple Instances
This section introduces how to deploy multiple instances.
Procedure
1. Select Configure→NE Communication Route Management from the main

menu to open the Communication Routing Management tab.
2. Right-click Communication Routing Management, and select Create

Management Program from the shortcut menu.
3. Set the manager parameters in the displayed dialog box and click OK.
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Note:
Service Instance Name is set to the default value Not set.
4. Stop all UNM2000 services: Access the D:\UNM2000\script directory and

double-click the killAllProcess.bat file.
5. Restart all UNM2000 services: Access the D:\UNM2000\script\ directory and

double-click the startAllService.bat file, which will automatically configure the
instance(s) according to the number of managers.
6. Check whether the service instance name is generated.
1) Select Configure→NE Communication Route Management from the

main menu in the UNM2000 GUI.
2) Right-click the manager created at step 3 and select Manager Property

from the shortcut menu.
3) View the Service Instance Name in the Manager Properties dialog box.
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5.6 Setting the Authorization and Domain

Division
As the authentication data of the OTNM2000 are not imported into the UNM2000
along with the configuration data, the authentication data should be manually added
to the UNM2000 by referring to the authentication data of the OTNM2000. This
section introduces how to set the authorization and domain division.
Prerequisite
You have the authority of Operator Group or higher authority.
According to the original authority and managed objects of a user, configure the
corresponding authority and managed objects for the user on the UNM2000. If the
UNM2000 is only used for co-management (not used for any delivery operations),
all users' control commands that could change device statuses such as activation,
modification or deletion should be disabled.
Procedure
1. Select Security→NMS User Management from the main menu to open the
NMS User Management tab.
2. Set the authentication data as required in User Group.
Note:
Refer to the security management section in the Operation Guide for the
specific operation process.
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5.7 Setting Performance Collection Tasks
You can view the performance history only after the performance collection task has
been created.
In case of co-management by the UNM2000 and OTNM2000, you need to set the
performance collection task on the UNM2000 by referring to the performance history
filtering information on the OTNM2000, so as not to collect the performance code
already filtered on the OTNM2000. In this way, the performance history information
queried via the OTNM2000 and UNM2000 is consistent.
Prerequisite
The PAS service UnmPasNode is started.
Procedure
1. Select Performance→PAS Collection Task Management from the main

menu to open the Collection Task Management tab.
2. Right-click Collection Task and select Create Collection Task from the
shortcut menu.
3. Set Basic Information and Collection Object & PM-Code in the Create
Collection Task dialog box.
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4. Click OK to complete the creation.
5.8 Setting the Current Alarm Shielding
This section introduces how to set the current alarm shielding.
Prerequisite
You have viewed the current alarm shielding information on the OTNM2000.
In case of co-management by the UNM2000 and OTNM2000, you should set the
current alarm shielding on the UNM2000 by referring to the current alarm shielding
information on the OTNM2000, so as to ensure the consistency of alarm information
on the OTNM2000 and UNM2000.
Procedure
1. Choose Alarm→Settings→Alarm Shield Rule from the main menu to open

the Alarm Shield Rule Management tab.
2. Right-click Alarm Shield Rule Management and select Create from the
shortcut menu.
3. In the Create Current Alarm Shield Rule dialog box, set the Basic
Information, Shield Conditions and Effective Time as required.
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5.9 Setting Alarm Flashing Shielding Rules
You can set alarm flashing shielding rules to shield certain alarms and improve
alarm processing efficiency.
u When the interval between the alarm report time and the previous alarm
clearance time is shorter than the specified period, the alarm is defined as a
flashing alarm.
u The UNM2000 discards the alarms meeting the alarm flashing shielding rules
rather than displaying them or saving them in the database.
Procedure
1. Select Alarm→Setting→Alarm Vibration Shield Rule Management from the

main menu to open the Alarm Vibration Shield Rule Management tab.
2. Right-click Alarm Shield Rule Management and select Create from the
shortcut menu.
3.
In the Create Current Alarm Shield Rule dialog box, set the Basic
Information, Shield Conditions and Effective Time as required.
5.10 Setting Static Data
By setting static data configuration parameters, you can filter NE types, card types,
and service types that are not allowed to configure.
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Procedure
1. Select System→Parameter Settings in the main menu to open the Parameter

Settings dialog box.
2. Select Static Data Configuration in the left pane.
3. Select Enable Static Data Filter and click Apply.
4. Set the supported NE types:
1) Select Static Data Configuration→NE Type from the left pane.
2) Click Add. In the displayed dialog box, select the supported NE types, and
click OK.
3) Go back to the NE Type pane, and click Apply.
5. Set the supported card types.
1) Choose Static Data Configuration→Card Type in the left pane.
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2) Click Add. In the displayed dialog box, select the supported card types,
and click OK.
3) Go back to the Card Type pane, and click Apply.
6. Set the supported service types:
1) Select Static Data Configuration→Service Type from the left pane.
2) Click Add. In the displayed dialog box, select the supported service types,
and click OK.
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3) Go back to the Service Type pane, and click Apply.
5.11 Setting the Card Configuration Switch
This section introduces how to set the card configuration switch.
By default, the UNM2000 enables the card configuration access only for 1.6T
devices, and disables the card configuration access for other types of devices. In
actual projects, when cards on other types of devices need to be maintained or
troubleshooted, the related card configuration switch should be enabled in the client
end configuration file.
Procedure
1. Select System→Default Work Section Settings from the main menu to open
the Default Work Space Config dialog box.
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2. Open the UNM2000Settings.properties file in the Current Work Area.
3. Change EnableOpenBoardCfg to true.
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Note:
Restart the client after the modification.
5.12 Configuring the FTP Server
After the server is installed successfully, a default FTP server will be provided. You
can use the default FTP server to implement data transmission between the client
and the server. You can also configure a FTP server as required.
Procedure
1. Select System→Parameter Settings in the main menu to open the Parameter

Settings dialog box.
2. Select Service Configuration→XFTP Server Settings in the left pane.
3. In the XFTP Server Settings page, click the Add button and a blank entry will
be added in the list. Set the related parameters of the XFTP server as required.
4. Select the FTP server and click Test XFTP to test whether the FTP server can
be connected normally.
5.13 Backing up the EMS Configuration Data
This section introduces how to back up the EMS configuration data.
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Procedure
1. Start the EMS Control & Monitor Tool Services in the Services window.
2. Access the NMS Management Tool login window.
4 Open the IE browser, enter http://server IP address:22302/nmtool/ (for

Enter.
4 Select System→UNM Management Tool from the main menu.
3. Enter the username and password (both are Admin by default) in the NMS
4. Click Import/Export→export.
5. Enter the description of the backup file in the specified directory D:\UNM2000
\emsback and click OK.
6. Click set timer and make sure that Yes is selected for enable timer, as shown
below.
Version: A 79
Note:
The EMS Control & Monitor Tools set a timer to automatically export a
configuration file to the default path D:\UNM2000\emsback at 03:00 AM
every day by default.
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This chapter introduces how to uninstall the UNM2000 software.
Uninstalling the Server End Software
Uninstalling the Client End Software
Checking the Uninstallation Result
Version: A 81
6.1 Uninstalling the Server End Software
This section introduces how to uninstall the UNM2000 server end software.
Prerequisite
The UNM2000 service is disabled.
u Uninstalling the database is not recommended when you uninstall the

UNM2000. If necessary, the uninstallation of the database must be performed
after the UNM2000 is uninstalled. Otherwise, some data files cannot be
deleted.
u It is advisable to manually back up the files in the directory D:\UNM2000

\emsback to a directory other than the UNM2000 installation directory.
u The operations described herein are intended for uninstalling the UNM2000,
which will result in loss of EMS management and monitoring over NEs and
deletion of EMS database.
Procedure
1. Select →Control Panel to open the Control Panel window.
2. Click Uninstall a program to display the Programs and Features window.
3. Right-click UNM2000 and select Uninstall from the shortcut menu.
4. Click OK.
Wait until the following screen appears, which indicates the uninstallation is
completed.
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5. Click Finish.
6. Delete the remaining folders such as D:\UNM2000 manually.
6.2 Uninstalling the Client End Software
As the UNM2000 client is installed through decompressing the installation package,

the client end software can be uninstalled by manually deleting the client shortcut
icon and file folders.
6.3 Checking the Uninstallation Result
This section introduces how to check whether the UNM2000 server software is
completely uninstalled.
Procedure
1. Log into the Windows operating system as a user with the authority of
administrator.
Version: A 83
2. Ensure that the UNM2000 shortcut icon created automatically on the Windows
desktop has been deleted: In →Programs, the UNM2000 menu item is

deleted.
3. Confirm that the following services do not exist on the Windows OS:
4 UnmServiceMonitor
4 UnmNode1
4 UNMCMService
4 UNMCMAgent
4 UnmBus
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7 FAQ
This chapter introduces the solutions to some common problems.
Operating System
Database
UNM2000 System
Failure Cases
Version: A 85
7.1 Operating System
This section introduces the FAQs related to the operating system.
7.1.1 How to Query the Type of the Windows Operating

System
Problem
How to query the type of the Windows operating system?
Solution
For Windows 2012:
1. On the desktop of the OS, right-click Computer and select Properties from the
shortcut menu to display the System window.
2. View the Windows OS type according to the System Type, a shown below:
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7.1.2 How to Open the CLI Window of the Windows

Operating System
Problem
Some system commands such as ping can be executed through the CLI window of
the Windows operating system. How to open the CLI window of the Windows
operating system?
Solution
1. Select →Run.
2. In the displayed Run dialog box, enter cmd in the textbox and click OK to open
the CLI window.
7.1.3 How to Disable the Automatic Update Settings of the

Windows Operating System
Problem
How to disable the automatic update settings of the Windows operating system?
Solution
1. Log into the operating system as an administrator.
2. Select →Administrative Tools→Services to open the Services

window.
3. Right-click the Windows Update service and select Properties from the
shortcut menu.
4. On the General tab, set Startup type to Disable.
5. Click OK.
6. Select File→Exit.
Version: A 87
7.1.4 How to View the Occupation of System Ports
Problem
How to view the occupation of system ports?
Solution
1. Select →Run, type cmd in the displayed text box, and click OK, as
shown below.
2. Execute the following command in the CLI window. Use querying port 8080 as
an example, as shown below:
C:\Users\Administrator>netstat-ano|findstr port number
7.2 Database
This section introduces the FAQs related to the database.
7.2.1 How to Query the MySQL Database Version
Problem
How to query the MySQL database version?
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Solution
1. Select →Run, type cmd in the displayed text box, and click OK, as
shown below.
2. In the CLI window, execute the following command to view the MySQL
database version, as shown below:
C:\Users\Administrator>mysql--version
3. If the database version is not queried, set the system environment variable.
1) On the desktop of the UNM2000 server, right-click Computer and select

Properties from the shortcut menu to display the System window.
2) Click Advanced system settings on the left side of the System window to
display the Advanced tab of the System Properties dialog box.
Version: A 89
3) Click Environment Variables to display the Environment Variables

dialog box, as shown below.
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4) In the System variables list box, select the Path variable and click Edit to
display the Edit System Variable dialog box, as shown below.
5) Add the variable value %JAVA_HOME%\bin;D:\MySQL\bin; and then

click OK.
Note:
Different variable values should be separated by semicolons.
Version: A 91
7.2.2 How to Uninstall the MySQL Database
Problem
How to uninstall the MySQL database?
Solution
1. Double-click the uninstall_mysql.bat file in the D:\MySQL\ directory and the

D:\MySQL_Pas\ directory respectively. The CLI windows will be displayed as
below, indicating that the uninstallation is completed successfully.
7.3 UNM2000 System
This section introduces the FAQs related to the UNM2000 system.
7.3.1 How to Integrate the Value-Added Software Function

of the IOMS2012 V4R2
Problem
How to integrate the IOMS2012 V4R2 value-added software?
Solution
1. Install the IOMS2012V4R2 value-added software referring to IOMS2012

Integrated Operation and Maintenance System V4R2 Installation Guide.
2. Access the D:\UNM2000\server\etc directory and open the platform-options.

ini file.
3. Modify the vapp path to host_url=http://IP:8080;.
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Note:
IP indicates the IP address of the server running the value-added

software.
4. Restart the EMS service.
5. Access Service Configuration Center and change web to gui.
6. Restart the value-added software service.
7. Select the menu item under the Advanced menu, and you can use the function
of the IOMS2012 value-added software.
7.3.2 How to Log into the Client End of the EMS Control &
Monitor Tools
Problem
How to log into the client end of the EMS Control & Monitor Tools?
Solution
You can log into the client end of the EMS Control & Monitor Tools using the
following two methods.
u Method 1:
1) Open the IE browser, enter http://server IP address:22302/nmtool/ (for

Enter.
Version: A 93
2) Enter the username and password (both are Admin by default) in the NMS
u Method 2:
1) Log into the UNM2000 client (The username and password are both
admin).
2) Select System→UNM Management Tool from the main menu.
3) Enter the username and password (both are Admin by default) in the NMS
7.3.3 How to Confirm Whether the System Services Are

Started
Problem
How to confirm whether the system services are started?
Solution
Do as follows:
1. Select →Administrative Tools→Services.
2. In the displayed Services window, check whether the system's major service
processes (UNM2000 and MySQL database) are started.
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3. Check whether the service processes are started via the IceGridGUI tool:
1) Access D:\UNM2000\core\thirdparty\java\IceGridGUI.jar.
2) Click .
3) Set the related parameters.
4) Check the startup status of the services.
Version: A 95
Note:
The green arrow indicates that the service is started.
4. Log into the EMS Control & Monitor Tools to check whether all the service
processes of the system are started.
1) Log into the EMS Control & Monitor Tools following the procedure detailed
in How to Log into the Client End of the EMS Control & Monitor Tools.
2) Check whether all the processes of the system are started on the Process
tab.
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7.3.4 How to Start the System Services
Problem
How to start the system services?
Solution
Do as follows:
Access the D:\UNM2000\script directory and double-click the startAllService.bat

file to start all the UNM2000 and PAS services.
7.3.5 How to Stop the System Services
Problem
How to stop the system services?
Solution
Do as follows:
Access the D:\UNM2000\script directory and double-click the killAllProcess.bat

file to stop the UNM2000 services.
7.3.6 How to View the Installation Log
Problem
If errors occur during the installation, how to view the installation log?
Solution
Do as follows:
1. Access the UNM2000 installation directory, for example, D:\UNM2000.
2. Open the files unm2000install.ini and install.log and view the recorded log
information.
Version: A 97
7.3.7 How to Uninstall the Tomcat
Problem
How to uninstall the Tomcat?
Solution
Do as follows:
1. Select →Run, type cmd in the displayed Open text box, and click OK,
as shown below.
2. In the CLI window, execute the following commands to delete the Tomcat
service.
C:\Users\Administrator>d:
D:\>cd unm2000\Tomcate\bin
D:\unm2000\Tomcate\bin>service.bat remove
When The service ‘Tomcat6’ has been removed is displayed, the Tomcat
service has been deleted, as shown below.
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3. Delete the D:\unm2000\Tomcate file folder.
7.3.8 How to View the EMS Version
Problem
How to view the EMS version?
Solution
Do as follows:
1. Log into the UNM2000 client (The username and password are both admin).
2. Select Help→About UNM2000 from the main menu to view the UNM2000
version information.
7.4 Failure Cases
This section introduces the failure cases and processing suggestions.
7.4.1 Initializing the MySQL Database Failed
Failure Description
After the server is installed, initializing the MySQL database failed.
Possible Reason
The version of the MySQL database used is incorrect.
Summary and Suggestion
Use the database version required by the EMS: MySQL 5.7.18.
Version: A 99
7.4.2 Initializing the MySQL Database Succeeded But the

PAS Service Node Not Started
Failure Description
After the server is installed, initializing the MySQL database succeeded but the PAS
service node is not started.
Possible Reason
The PAS and UNM2000 bus of the original UNM2000 version are separated. This
new version integrates the PAS and UNM2000 bus and the PAS NODE service is
not completely uninstalled when the new UNM2000 version is used to uninstall the
original one.
Procedure
1. Access the Services list and view whether PAS_Node service is deleted.
4 If yes, ➔Step 3.
4 If not, delete the service manually.
a) Open the Services window.
b) Right-click the PAS_Node service item and select Properties from

the shortcut menu.
c) Copy the service name.
d) Select →Run, typecmd in the displayed dialog box and click

OK.
e) Enter the following command press "Enter".

C:\Users\Administrator>dc delete service name
2. Install the UNM2000 again.
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If the firewall is deployed in the network, users should enable the external service
ports of the UNM2000 to ensure the normal communication. The external service
ports used by the UNM2000 are listed below.
Table 8-1 Ports Between the Server and the NE
Sink Port
Source Destination Process of the
Source IP (Monitor- Protocol Port Description
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The FTP server service port,

The IP providing the FTP file
address of transmission service. It is
NE IP
Any the 21 FTP TCP used to upgrade the NE
address
UNM2000 software, back up the NE
server data and upload the NE
configuration.
The IP The Telnet protocol port,

address of which is used by the NE
NE IP
the Any 23 Telnet TCP management process to
address
UNM2000 configure the device and
server synchronize resources.
The IP It communicates with the

address of device via SNMP. If it is
NE IP
the Any 161 SNMP UDP disabled, the communication
address
UNM2000 between the UNM2000 and
server the SNMP device will fail.
The alarm reporting port,
The IP
which receives the alarms
address of
NE IP sent from the SNMP device.
Any the 162 SNMP UDP
address If it is disabled, the UNM2000
UNM2000
will not receive the alarms
server
from the device.
Version: A 101
Table 8-1 Ports Between the Server and the NE (Continued)
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The IP
address of The port used for monitoring
NE IP
the Any 7888, 7889 icebox_stlpd UDP the data reported from the
address
UNM2000 device to the UNM2000
server
The FTP service port. When
The IP
the UNM2000 serves as the
address of
NE IP FTP server, the equipment
the Any 21 unmfilezilla_stlp TCP
address can upload big data files
UNM2000
such as performance data to
server
the FTP server.
Table 8-2 Ports between the Server and the Client
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The FTP service general port

which is used for NE
The IP The IP
software management. The
address of address of
UNM2000 server and client
the Any the 21 FTP TCP
transmit files (including NE
UNM2000 UNM2000
software package and NE
client server
configuration data) in the
form of FTP via this port.
The port used by Windows

The IP The IP
OS remote desktop protocol
(RDP). It is enabled only
the Any the 3389 RDP TCP
when remote desktop
UNM2000 UNM2000
operations on the Windows
client server
server are required.
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Table 8-2 Ports between the Server and the Client (Continued)
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The IP
The IP address of
The tomcat6 monitoring port.
address of the
The tomcat6 is used by the
the Any UNM2000 8080 tomcat6 TCP
UNM2000 client for
UNM2000 client
publishing.
client publishing
server
The nginx is a high-
The IP The IP performance HTTP and
address of address of reverse proxy server. It is
the Any the 22302 nginx TCP used for communication
UNM2000 UNM2000 between the client and the
client server UNM2000 network
management tool.
Table 8-3 Ports Among Server's Internal Processes
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The IP The IP
The port used by the SQL
the Any the 1433 sqlservr TCP
SERVER database
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
The IP The IP
The port used by the MySQL
the Any the 3306 mysqld TCP
database
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
The IP The IP
The port used by the MySQL
the Any the 1521 tnslsnr TCP
database
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
Version: A 103
Table 8-3 Ports Among Server's Internal Processes (Continued)
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The IP The IP
22001 to The port used by the
the Any the icegridregistry TCP
22003 icegridregistry process
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
The port used by the
icegridnode process. In case
The IP The IP of a single node, the port
address of address of number is 22026 by default;
22026 to
the Any the icegridnode TCP in case of multiple nodes, the
22035
UNM2000 UNM2000 ports will be occupied in
server server sequence. It depends on the
actual deployment of the
UNM2000.
The IP The IP
address of address of The port used by the
26011 to
the Any the icebox_stlpd TCP UNM2000 internal service
26299
UNM2000 UNM2000 process
server server
The IP The IP
22301 to The port used by the
the Any the unmcmservice TCP
22303 UNM2000 management tool
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
The IP The IP
The port used by the
the Any the 22304 unmcfgdatamgr TCP
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
The IP The IP
unmservicemoni- The port used by the
the Any the 22310 TCP
tor UNM2000 management tool
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
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Table 8-4 Ports Between the Server and the OSS
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The IP
address of
OSSIP Any the 8086 icebox_stlpd TCP The MTOSI listening port
UNM2000
server
The IP
address of
OSSIP Any the 61616 icebox_stlpd TCP The activemq listening port
UNM2000
server
Table 8-5 Ports Between the Active and Standby Stations of the Veritas HA System
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The IP The IP The Veritas GCO WAC

address of address of service port of the Veritas HA
Veritas GCO
the Any the 14155 TCP system; available to the port
WAC
UNM2000 UNM2000 of the remote connector in
server server the WAN cluster.
The heartbeat port of the
The IP The IP
VVR active and standby
TCP, stations of the Veritas HA
the Any the 4145 VVR
UDP system. The VVR monitors
UNM2000 UNM2000
the transmission control layer
server server
of the system via this port.
The port used by the VVR

The IP The IP vradmind process of the
address of address of Veritas HA system The
the Any the 8199 VVR vradmind TCP vradmind processes of the
UNM2000 UNM2000 active and standby stations
server server communicate with each other
via this port.
Version: A 105
Table 8-5 Ports Between the Active and Standby Stations of the Veritas HA System
(Continued)
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The port used by the VVR in.

The IP The IP vxrsyncd process of the
address of address of Veritas HA system. The
the Any the 8989 vxrsyncd TCP vxrsyncd processes of the
UNM2000 UNM2000 active and standby stations
server server communicate with each other
via this port.
This port corresponds to the

The IP The IP
VCS engine. Only when the
TCP, server egress port is enabled
the Any the 14141 VCS
UDP can the VCS cluster
UNM2000 UNM2000
command hagui run across
server server
the firewall.
The IP The IP
command server. Only when
the server egress port is
the Any the 14150 VCS TCP
enabled can the VCS cluster
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
the firewall.
The IP The IP
security cluster. Only when
the server egress port is
the Any the 2821 VCS TCP
enabled can the VCS cluster
UNM2000 UNM2000
server server
the firewall.
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Table 8-6 Ports Related to the PAS Service
Sink Port
Port IP Sink Port
ing)
The server The server

IP address IP address The port used by the MySQL
Any 60298 mysqld TCP
of the PAS of the PAS database
database database
The server The server
IP address IP address The port used by the Oracle
Any 60298 tnslsnr TCP
of the PAS of the PAS database
database database
The IP The IP
address of address of 60201 to The port used by the
Any icegridregistry TCP
the PAS the PAS 60203 icegridregistry process
server server
The IP The IP
address of address of The port used by the
Any 60206 icegridnode TCP
the PAS the PAS icegridnode process
server server
The IP The IP
address of address of 60310 to The port used by the PAS
Any icebox_stlpd TCP
the PAS the PAS 60510 internal service process
server server
The IP The third-
address of party The port used by the global
Any 10201 icebox_stlpd TCP
the PAS service IP FTP service
server address
Version: A 107
Appendix A Abbreviations
ASON Automatically Switched Optical Network
BML Business Management Layer
BMS Business Management System
Common Object Request Broker

CORBA
Architecture
CPU Central Processing Unit
DCC Data Communication Channel

DCN Data Communication Network
DDN Digital Data Network
EML Element Management Layer
EMS Element Management System
EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network
GPON Gigabit-Capable Passive Optical Network
FTP File Transfer Protocol

GE Gigabit Ethernet
GNE Gate Network Element

GUI Graphic User Interface
IP Internet Protocol
International Telecommunication Union-
ITU-T Telecommunication Standardization
Sector
MSAN Multi-Service Access Network
NE Network Element
NEL Network Element Level
NML Network Management Layer
NMS Network Management System
OLT Optical Line Terminal
ONT Optical Network Terminal
ONU Optical Network Unit
OTN Optical Transport Network
REST Representational State Transfer
SML Service Management Layer
SMS Service Management System
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Appendix A Abbreviations
TCP Transfer Control Protocol

TL1 Transaction Language 1
Telecommunications Management
TMN
Network
UDP User Datagram Protocol
XML Extensible Markup Language
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1.1 Glossary ...........................................................................................2

1.2 Network Scheme ..............................................................................2

1.3 System Configuration Requirements .................................................4

1.3.1 Hardware Configuration Requirements................................4

1.4 Precautions ......................................................................................6

3 Installing the UNM2000 Server......................................................................10

3.1 Installation Preparation ................................................................... 11

3.1.1 Planning the Installation Information.................................. 11

3.2 Powering on the System .................................................................14

3.3 Configuring System Parameters......................................................15

3.3.1 Configuring the Host Name ...............................................15

3.4 Installing the MySQL Database .......................................................31

3.5 Installing the UNM2000 Server End Software ..................................33

3.6 (Optional) Setting the Environment Variables...................................39

3.9 Starting All Services........................................................................43

3.10 (Optional) Deploying the PAS..........................................................44

3.11 (Optional) Configuring the NAT Conversion .....................................45

3.12 Verifying the Installation ..................................................................47

4 Installing the UNM2000 Client .......................................................................49

4.1 Installation Preparation ...................................................................50

4.1.1 Planning the Installation Information..................................50

4.2 Configuring the System Environment ..............................................51

4.2.1 Configuring the Host Name ...............................................51

4.3 Installing the UNM2000 Client .........................................................58

4.4 Verifying the Installation ..................................................................60

5 Commissioning the UNM2000.......................................................................62

5.1 Importing the EMS Configuration.....................................................63

5.2 Modifying the Administrator Password.............................................65

5.3 Modifying the Manager IP Address ..................................................65

5.4 Setting the GNE..............................................................................67

5.5 Configuring Multiple Instances ........................................................68

5.6 Setting the Authorization and Domain Division.................................70

5.7 Setting Performance Collection Tasks .............................................71

5.8 Setting the Current Alarm Shielding.................................................72

5.9 Setting Alarm Flashing Shielding Rules ...........................................73

5.10 Setting Static Data ..........................................................................73

5.11 Setting the Card Configuration Switch .............................................76

5.13 Backing up the EMS Configuration Data..........................................78

6 Uninstalling the UNM2000 Software ..............................................................81

6.1 Uninstalling the Server End Software ..............................................82

6.2 Uninstalling the Client End Software................................................83

6.3 Checking the Uninstallation Result ..................................................83

7.1 Operating System ...........................................................................86

7.1.1 How to Query the Type of the Windows Operating System.86