Broadworks Database Server Ems Configuration Management Guide

BroadWorks Database Server EMS
Configuration Management Guide

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Document Revision History
Release Version Reason for Change Date Author
17.sp1 1 Created document with input from December 21, 2010 Margot Hovey-Ritter
DBS_ems_help_17.sp1_1.296.xml for Release 17.sp1.
17.sp1 1 Edited and published document. January 5, 2011 Margot Hovey-Ritter
18.0 1 Edited changes and published document. November 25, 2011 Margot Hovey-Ritter
18.0 2 Made changes to content on the following pages: December 19, 2011 Margot Hovey-Ritter
• Configure Ports on page 24
• Configure Logging on page 28
• Configure Database Monitor on page 31
• Configure LDAP on page 56
• Configure Client on page 56
18.0 2 Edited and published document. December 19, 2011 Margot Hovey-Ritter
19.0 1 This document is updated for Release 19.0 with the November 16, 2012 Margot Hovey-Ritter
following changes:
• Configure Network Security on page 18
19.0 1 Updated document with minor editorial changes and December 12, 2012 Margot Hovey-Ritter
published document.
20.0 1 Updated document for Release 20.0 features in the October 24, 2013 Margot Hovey-Ritter
following sections:
• Configure SNMP Agent on page 37
• Configure Profile Tuning on page 55
21.0 1 Updated content to reflect the following Release 21.0 November 11, 2014 Margot Hovey-Ritter
content changes:
• Configure Management Access List on page 17
• Configure License Manager on page 52
21.0 1 Updated DRH and published document. December 8, 2014 Margot Hovey-Ritter

Table of Contents
Document Revision History.............................................................................................................3

1 Summary of Changes................................................................................................................. 10
1.1 Changes for 21.0....................................................................................................................................... 10
1.2 Changes for 20.0....................................................................................................................................... 10
1.3 Changes for 19.0....................................................................................................................................... 10
1.4 Changes for 18.0....................................................................................................................................... 10
1.5 Changes for 17.sp1....................................................................................................................................10
2 About This Guide........................................................................................................................ 11
2.1 Purpose...................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.2 Configuration Management System Conventions......................................................................................11
2.3 Prerequisites...............................................................................................................................................13
3 Common Configuration for the Database Server................................................................... 15
3.1 Configure General Settings...................................................................................................................... 16
3.2 Configure Management Access List.........................................................................................................17
3.3 Configure Network Security...................................................................................................................... 18
3.4 Configure Scheduler................................................................................................................................. 21
3.4.1 Configure File Collector...................................................................................................................... 21
3.5 Configure Database Management............................................................................................................ 23
3.5.1 Configure System Admin....................................................................................................................24
3.5.2 Configure Ports...................................................................................................................................24
3.5.3 Configure Backups............................................................................................................................. 25
3.5.4 Configure Logging.............................................................................................................................. 28
3.6 Configure Database Monitor.....................................................................................................................31
3.6.1 Configure General Settings................................................................................................................ 31
3.7 Configure Configuration Agent................................................................................................................. 35
3.8 Configure SNMP Agent............................................................................................................................ 37
3.8.1 Configure Access List.........................................................................................................................38
3.8.2 Configure Agent..................................................................................................................................39
3.8.4 Configure SMAP................................................................................................................................. 44
3.8.5 Configure Trap Table......................................................................................................................... 46
3.8.6 Configure V3 Access Control............................................................................................................. 48
3.8.7 Configure V3 Users............................................................................................................................ 50
3.9 Configure License Manager......................................................................................................................52
3.9.1 Configure BCCT................................................................................................................................. 52
3.9.3 Configure Grace Periods.................................................................................................................... 54
3.10 Configure Profile Tuning......................................................................................................................... 55
3.10.1 Configure General Settings.............................................................................................................. 55
3.11 Configure LDAP...................................................................................................................................... 56
3.11.1 Configure Client................................................................................................................................ 56
4 Node Configuration for the Database Server..........................................................................60
4.1 Configure Memory Allocation....................................................................................................................61
4.2 Configure General Settings...................................................................................................................... 62
4.3 Configure Management Access List.........................................................................................................63
4.4 Configure Network Security...................................................................................................................... 64
4.5 Configure Scheduler................................................................................................................................. 68
4.5.1 Configure File Collector...................................................................................................................... 68
4.6 Configure Database Management............................................................................................................ 70
4.6.1 Configure System Admin....................................................................................................................70

4.6.2 Configure Ports...................................................................................................................................71
4.6.3 Configure Backups............................................................................................................................. 72
4.7 Configure Database Monitor.....................................................................................................................78
4.8 Configure Configuration Agent................................................................................................................. 82
4.9 Configure SNMP Agent............................................................................................................................ 86
4.9.1 Configure Access List.........................................................................................................................86
4.9.2 Configure Agent..................................................................................................................................88
4.9.4 Configure SMAP................................................................................................................................. 93
4.9.5 Configure Trap Table......................................................................................................................... 95
4.9.6 Configure V3 Access Control............................................................................................................. 97
4.9.7 Configure V3 Users.......................................................................................................................... 100
4.10 Configure License Manager..................................................................................................................102
4.10.1 Configure BCCT............................................................................................................................. 102
4.10.2 Configure General Settings............................................................................................................ 103
4.10.3 Configure Grace Periods................................................................................................................ 104
4.11 Configure Profile Tuning....................................................................................................................... 105
4.11.1 Configure General Settings............................................................................................................ 105
4.12 Configure LDAP.................................................................................................................................... 106
4.12.1 Configure Client.............................................................................................................................. 106
Acronyms and Abbreviations......................................................................................................110
Index............................................................................................................................................... 111
References..................................................................................................................................... 113

List of Figures
Figure 1: Configuration Management Menu..................................................................................................... 12

Figure 2: Configuration Management Pages.................................................................................................... 13
Figure 3: Help on Parameters.......................................................................................................................... 13
Figure 4: Common Configuration: Database Server Menu.............................................................................. 15
Figure 5: Common Configuration: General Settings Page............................................................................... 16
Figure 6: Common Configuration: Management Access List Page..................................................................17
Figure 7: Common Configuration: New Management Access List Entry Page................................................ 18
Figure 8: Common Configuration: Network Security Page...............................................................................18
Figure 9: Common Configuration: New White List Entry Page........................................................................ 20
Figure 10: Common Configuration: New Black List Entry Page.......................................................................21
Figure 11: Common Configuration: Scheduler Menu....................................................................................... 21
Figure 12: Common Configuration: File Collector Page...................................................................................22
Figure 13: Common Configuration: New Src Dest Paths Entry Page.............................................................. 23
Figure 14: Common Configuration: Database Management Menu.................................................................. 23
Figure 15: Common Configuration: System Admin Page.................................................................................24
Figure 16: Common Configuration: Ports Page............................................................................................... 24
Figure 17: Common Configuration: Ports[] Page..............................................................................................25
Figure 18: Common Configuration: Backups Page.......................................................................................... 25
Figure 19: Common Configuration: Backups[] Page........................................................................................ 26
Figure 20: Common Configuration: New Schemas Entry Page....................................................................... 27
Figure 21: Common Configuration: New Backups Entry Page........................................................................ 28
Figure 22: Common Configuration: Logging Page........................................................................................... 29
Figure 23: Common Configuration: Input Channels[] Page..............................................................................30
Figure 24: Common Configuration: Output Channels[] Page........................................................................... 31
Figure 25: Common Configuration: Database Monitor Menu........................................................................... 31
Figure 26: Common Configuration: General Settings Page............................................................................. 31
Figure 30: Common Configuration: Configuration Agent Menu........................................................................35
Figure 34: Common Configuration: SNMP Agent Menu.................................................................................. 38
Figure 35: Common Configuration: Access List Page......................................................................................38
Figure 36: Common Configuration: New Access List Entry Page.................................................................... 39
Figure 37: Common Configuration: Agent Page.............................................................................................. 40

Figure 41: Common Configuration: SMAP Menu............................................................................................. 44
Figure 42: Common Configuration: SMAP Page..............................................................................................45
Figure 43: Common Configuration: BCCT Page.............................................................................................. 45
Figure 44: Common Configuration: Trap Table Page...................................................................................... 46
Figure 45: Common Configuration: New Trap Table Entry Page.....................................................................47
Figure 46: Common Configuration: V3 Access Control Menu..........................................................................48
Figure 47: Common Configuration: Groups Page............................................................................................ 48
Figure 48: Common Configuration: Groups[] Page.......................................................................................... 49
Figure 49: Common Configuration: New Access Levels Entry Page............................................................... 49
Figure 50: Common Configuration: New Groups Entry Page.......................................................................... 50
Figure 51: Common Configuration: V3 Users Page......................................................................................... 50
Figure 52: Common Configuration: New V3Users Entry Page........................................................................ 52
Figure 53: Common Configuration: License Manager Menu............................................................................52
Figure 54: Common Configuration: BCCT Page.............................................................................................. 53
Figure 56: Common Configuration: Grace Periods Page................................................................................. 54
Figure 57: Common Configuration: Profile Tuning Menu................................................................................. 55
Figure 59: Common Configuration: LDAP Menu.............................................................................................. 56
Figure 60: Common Configuration: Client Page...............................................................................................57
Figure 61: Common Configuration: New Servers Entry Page..........................................................................58
Figure 62: Common Configuration: New Local Users Entry Page................................................................... 59
Figure 63: Node Configuration: Database Server Menu.................................................................................. 60
Figure 64: Memory Allocation........................................................................................................................... 61
Figure 65: Node Configuration: General Settings Page................................................................................... 62
Figure 66: Node Configuration: Management Access List Page......................................................................63
Figure 67: Node Configuration: New Management Access List Entry Page.................................................... 64
Figure 68: Node Configuration: Network Security Page...................................................................................65
Figure 69: Node Configuration: New White List Entry Page............................................................................ 66
Figure 70: Node Configuration: New Black List Entry Page............................................................................ 67
Figure 71: Node Configuration: Scheduler Menu............................................................................................. 68
Figure 72: Node Configuration: File Collector Page.........................................................................................68
Figure 73: Node Configuration: New Src Dest Paths Entry Page.................................................................... 70
Figure 74: Node Configuration: Database Management Menu........................................................................ 70
Figure 75: Node Configuration: System Admin Page.......................................................................................71
Figure 76: Node Configuration: Ports Page..................................................................................................... 71
Figure 77: Node Configuration: Ports[] Page................................................................................................... 72
Figure 78: Node Configuration: Backups Page................................................................................................ 72

Figure 79: Node Configuration: Backups[] Page.............................................................................................. 74
Figure 80: Node Configuration: New Schemas Entry Page............................................................................. 74
Figure 81: Node Configuration: New Backups Entry Page.............................................................................. 75
Figure 82: Node Configuration: Logging Page................................................................................................. 76
Figure 83: Node Configuration: Input Channels[] Page....................................................................................78
Figure 84: Node Configuration: Output Channels[] Page................................................................................. 78
Figure 85: Node Configuration: Database Monitor Menu................................................................................. 78
Figure 86: Node Configuration: General Settings Page................................................................................... 79
Figure 90: Node Configuration: Configuration Agent Menu..............................................................................83
Figure 94: Node Configuration: SNMP Agent Menu........................................................................................ 86
Figure 95: Node Configuration: Access List Page........................................................................................... 87
Figure 96: Node Configuration: New Access List Entry Page..........................................................................88
Figure 97: Node Configuration: Agent Page.................................................................................................... 89
Figure 100: Node Configuration: Output Channels[] Page............................................................................... 93
Figure 101: Node Configuration: SMAP Menu................................................................................................. 94
Figure 102: Node Configuration: SMAP Page..................................................................................................94
Figure 103: Node Configuration: BCCT Page.................................................................................................. 95
Figure 104: Node Configuration: Trap Table Page.......................................................................................... 96
Figure 105: Node Configuration: New Trap Table Entry Page.........................................................................97
Figure 106: Node Configuration: V3 Access Control Menu..............................................................................98
Figure 107: Node Configuration: Groups Page................................................................................................ 98
Figure 108: Node Configuration: Groups[] Page.............................................................................................. 98
Figure 109: Node Configuration: New Access Levels Entry Page................................................................... 99
Figure 110: Node Configuration: New Groups Entry Page............................................................................ 100
Figure 111: Node Configuration: V3 Users Page........................................................................................... 100
Figure 112: Node Configuration: New V3Users Entry Page.......................................................................... 102
Figure 113: Node Configuration: License Manager Menu..............................................................................102
Figure 114: Node Configuration: BCCT Page................................................................................................ 103
Figure 115: Node Configuration: General Settings Page............................................................................... 103
Figure 116: Node Configuration: Grace Periods Page...................................................................................104
Figure 117: Node Configuration: Profile Tuning Menu................................................................................... 105
Figure 118: Node Configuration: General Settings Page............................................................................... 106

Figure 119: Node Configuration: LDAP Menu................................................................................................ 106
Figure 120: Node Configuration: Client Page.................................................................................................107
Figure 121: Node Configuration: New Servers Entry Page............................................................................108
Figure 122: Node Configuration: New Local Users Entry Page..................................................................... 109

1 Summary of Changes
This section describes the changes to this document for each release and document version.
1.1 Changes for 21.0
NOTE: Changes are made to both the Common Configuration and the Node Configuration. Since the
functionality is the same, only the Common Configuration pages are listed below.
• Configure Management Access List on page 17

• Configure License Manager on page 52
• Configure SNMP Agent on page 37

• Configure Profile Tuning on page 55

This document is updated for Release 19.0 with the following changes:
• Configure Ports on page 24

• Configure Database Monitor on page 31
• Configure LDAP on page 56
1.5 Changes for 17.sp1

This is the first version of the document for Release 17.sp1.

2 About This Guide
This administration guide is for network administrators and system engineers who are primarily
responsible for managing enterprise and service provider infrastructure. This guide helps you to configure
the BroadWorks servers through the BroadWorks Element Management System (EMS) Common
Configuration to suit your organizational requirements, and facilitates integrating new management
services with the EMS for use by operations and maintenance personnel. The platform provides an
intuitive, easy-to-use graphical user interface to make things easy for network administrators.
This guide describes the following administrative tasks:
• Manage revisions
• Configure the servers on your network
• Customize configurations for specific server nodes
To work with the BroadWorks EMS, network administrators must be familiar with the following:
• System administration and networking concepts
• Web Servers
• Database administration
• Java basics
2.1 Purpose
EMS Configuration Management provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to configure BroadWorks
servers. As an alternative to the command line interface (CLI), the EMS Common Configuration lets you
configure the existing defaults on BroadWorks servers. EMS Configuration Management provides the
capability to configure all servers of a type (for instance, the Execution Server) or a specific node.
This document is designed to assist system providers with the management of all EMS Configuration
Management functions. Detailed instructions for each function of the Configuration Management can
be found both in the manual and in the online help, by clicking Help from all pages in the Configuration
Management interface.
This document covers the administrative features of the Configuration Management interface, which are
available from the Centralized Networking tab in the EMS.
2.2 Configuration Management System Conventions

The Configuration Management feature has a unique interface. This section describes the following:
• Configuration Management Menus
• Configuration Management Pages
• Help on Parameters
Configuration Management Menus
The menus in Configuration Management work slightly differently from other areas of the EMS. They are
presented in a hierarchical folder structure. The following figure illustrates an example of a Configuration
Management menu expanded for the Xtended Services Platform.

Figure 1: Configuration Management Menu
To open a folder, click the plus (+) sign to the left of the folder. The menu expands and the corresponding
sign changes to a minus (-) sign to indicate that the folder is open.
Specific configuration pages are indicated with a blue circle to the left of the name of the page. Click the
name of the page to display the page. The following figure illustrates an example of the Logging page for
the Xtended Services Platform Configuration Agent.

Figure 2: Configuration Management Pages
Help on Parameters
From any page, you can obtain help for parameters. Click Help to the right of the parameter that you want
information on. A description of the parameter appears. The following figure illustrates an example of the
help for the File Collector of the Scheduler page.
Figure 3: Help on Parameters
2.3 Prerequisites
This guide assumes that you have performed the following:

• All of the nodes that you want to configure are currently managed by the EMS
• A revision is created

3 Common Configuration for the Database Server
Use the Database Server menu to edit the Common Configuration settings of the BroadWorks Database
Server.
NOTE: You need to create a revision of the default common configuration before you can make changes
to the configuration.
To expand any menu, click on the plus (+) sign to the left of the folder. The menu expands, displaying the
pages available for that menu. To access any page from a menu, click the page icon under the menu. The
page appears. The figure below illustrates the Database Server with the Configuration Agent submenu
displaying the Logging menu option.
Figure 4: Common Configuration: Database Server Menu
Information on this menu:

Folder Name Description
Scheduler Provides the ability to view and modify scheduler entries in the
system.
Database Management Provides the ability to configure the Database Management

application.
Database Monitor Provides the ability to view and modify the Database Monitor
application.
Configuration Agent Provides the ability to view and modify the BroadWorks
Configuration Agent information for the BroadWorks server.
SNMP Agent Provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) agent.
License Manager Provides the ability to view and modify the License Manager
settings.
Profile Tuning Provides the ability to view and modify the profile tuning for the
server.
LDAP Provides the ability to view and modify attributes related to the
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).
Tasks to perform from this menu:

• Configure General Settings
• Configure Management Access List
• Configure Network Security
3.1 Configure General Settings

This page provides the ability to view and modify the general settings of the BroadWorks server.
Use the General Settings page to configure the General Settings parameters.
Figure 5: Common Configuration: General Settings Page
General Settings Parameters

Parameter Default Value Valid Values Description
Prefer IPv4Stack true true, false This parameter specifies

the value of the
java.net.preferIPv4Stack
property used to start starting
java processes. The default
value is "true". It must be set
to "false" to to use IPv6 for the
process.
Configure IP Filter true true, false This parameter indicates

whether or not Broadworks
configure the IP filtering
functionality of the OS. In
case the functionality currently
supported by Broadworks is
not sufficient, an administrator
could manually configure the
IP filtering function by setting
this parameter to false. When
doing, the file produced by
Broadworks containing the
rules are still produced but are
not transferred into the OS.
Tasks to perform from this page:

• Configure the General Settings parameters
To configure the General Settings parameters:
1) From the General Settings page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box,
button, or check box) appears for each parameter.
2) Type or select information in each input box (text box, button, or check box). For details on each
parameter, see the General Settings Parameters table.
3) Click Save Changes to modify this configuration or Reset Values to discard the changes.

NOTE: If you have completed all of the changes in this revision, click Create Revision, type a description
for the revision, and then click Save. You can then deploy this revision.
3.2 Configure Management Access List

This page provides the ability to view, add, set, delete, and clear a management access list entry.
Use the Management Access List page to configure the Management Access List parameters.
Figure 6: Common Configuration: Management Access List Page
Management Access List Parameters

Host 1 to 39 characters This parameter specifies the

Internet Protocol (IP) address
of the network element
that sends requests to the
BroadWorks node.
Description 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

description of the entry.

• Modify Management Access List
• Add Management Access List
• Delete Management Access List
To modify Management Access List:
1) From the Management Access List page, click on the entry to modify. The Management Access List[]
page appears.
2) Click Edit.
3) To modify the parameters, type or select information in each input box (text box, button, or check box).
For details on each parameter, see the Management Access List Parameters table.
To add Management Access List:
1) From the Management Access List page, click New. The New Management Access List entry page
appears.

Figure 7: Common Configuration: New Management Access List Entry Page
parameter, see the Management Access List Parameters table.
3) Click Add Entry to modify this configuration or Cancel to discard the changes.
To delete Management Access List:
From the Management Access List page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the
list.
3.3 Configure Network Security

This page provides the ability to view and modify the Access Control List (ACL) security options for the
server.
Use the Network Security page to configure the Network Security parameters.
Figure 8: Common Configuration: Network Security Page
Network Security Parameters

Section Parameter Default Value Valid Values Description
White List

Source Address 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the Internet Protocol

characters (IP) address that, together with the Source Mask,
defines a range of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses.
A Source Address (IPv4 or IPv6), is always a string
representation of the IP address (for example,
172.2.3.4).
NOTE: The Source Address/Source Mask pair
specifies the originating subnet or host (if the Source
Mask is empty).
Source Mask 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the subnet mask. The

characters format is a dotted string format for IPv4 (for example,
255.255.0.0) or the number of bits in the mask for IPv4
and IPv6.
Destination 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the Internet Protocol (IP)

Address characters address to compare with the destination IP address of
the packet. The address must be one of the configured
IP addresses of the server.
Destination Port This parameter specifies the port range to compare

Range with the destination port of the packet (for example,
30000 through 40000).
Protocol TCP, UDP, This parameter specifies the protocol to compare with
ICMP the protocol of the packet.
Black List

172.2.3.4).
Mask is empty).

and IPv6.


30000 through 40000).

• Modify a white list entry
• Add a white list entry
• Delete a white list entry
• Modify a black list entry
• Add a black list entry
• Delete a black list entry
To modify a white list entry:

1) From the Network Security page, click on the entry to modify. The White List[] page appears.
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Network Security Parameters table.
To add a white list entry:
1) From the Network Security page, click New. The New White List entry page appears.
Figure 9: Common Configuration: New White List Entry Page

parameter, see the Network Security Parameters table.
To delete a white list entry:
From the Network Security page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
To modify a black list entry:
1) From the Network Security page, click on the entry to modify. The Black List[] page appears.
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Network Security Parameters table.
To add a black list entry:
1) From the Network Security page, click New. The New Black List entry page appears.

Figure 10: Common Configuration: New Black List Entry Page
To delete a black list entry:
3.4 Configure Scheduler

This menu provides the ability to view and modify scheduler entries in the system.
Figure 11: Common Configuration: Scheduler Menu

• Configure File Collector
3.4.1 Configure File Collector

This page provides the ability to view and modify file collector task attributes.
Use the File Collector page to configure the File Collector parameters.

Figure 12: Common Configuration: File Collector Page
File Collector Parameters

File Collector
Keep File After true true, false This parameter controls file preservation after a file
Transfer transfer.
URI 0 to 255 This parameter specifies the Uniform Resource

characters Identifier (URI) of the remote log repository.
User
Username 1 to 30 This parameter specifies the access user name.

characters
Password base64Binary This parameter specifies the access password.
Src Dest Paths
Source Path 1 to 255 This parameter specifies the location of the logs on the
characters local machine. The source path may contain wildcard
characters.
Destination Path 1 to 255 This parameter specifies the destination path on the
characters remote machine.

• Configure the File Collector parameters
• Modify a source-destination path
• Add a source-destination path
• Delete a source-destination path
To configure the File Collector parameters:
1) From the File Collector page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box,

parameter, see the File Collector Parameters table.
To modify a source-destination path:
1) From the File Collector page, click on the entry to modify. The Src Dest Paths[] page appears.
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the File Collector Parameters table.
To add a source-destination path:
1) From the File Collector page, click New. The New Src Dest Paths entry page appears.
Figure 13: Common Configuration: New Src Dest Paths Entry Page
To delete a source-destination path:
From the File Collector page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
3.5 Configure Database Management

This menu provides the ability to configure the Database Management application.
Figure 14: Common Configuration: Database Management Menu

• Configure System Admin
• Configure Ports
• Configure Backups
• Configure Logging

3.5.1 Configure System Admin
This level provides the ability to view and modify the system administrator attributes for the Database
Management application.
Use the System Admin page to configure the System Admin parameters.
Figure 15: Common Configuration: System Admin Page
System Admin Parameters

Password YndhZG1pbg== base64Binary This parameter specifies the

database system administrator
password.

• Configure the System Admin parameters
To configure the System Admin parameters:
1) From the System Admin page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box,
parameter, see the System Admin Parameters table.
3.5.2 Configure Ports

This page provides the ability to view and modify ports for the Database Management application.
Use the Ports page to configure the Ports parameters.
Figure 16: Common Configuration: Ports Page

Ports Parameters
Port Number 8521 1024 through 65535 This parameter specifies the
peer port number.

• Modify a port
To modify a port:
1) From the Ports page, click on the entry to modify. The Ports[] page appears.
Figure 17: Common Configuration: Ports[] Page

2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Ports Parameters table.
3.5.3 Configure Backups

This level is ised to view and modify the backups configured in the Database Management application.
Use the Backups page to configure the Backups parameters.
Figure 18: Common Configuration: Backups Page
Backups Parameters
Tag 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the label associated with this

characters backup task.
Type full, differential, This parameter specifies the backup method used for
cumulative this task.

Device area 1 to 255 This parameter specifies the repository where the
characters backup is stored.
Compressed false true, false This parameter controls if the task compresses the
backup.
Recurrence
Frequency never, daily, This parameter specifies the backup frequency.

weekly, monthly
Start Time 00:00:00 This parameter specifies the start time of the backup
task.
Weekday monday, This parameter specifies the day of the week for the
tuesday, weekly backup.
wednesday,
thursday,
friday, saturday,
sunday
Day 10 1 through 28 This parameter specifies the day of the month for the
monthly backup.

• Modify a backup
• Add a backup
• Delete a backup
To modify a backup:
1) From the Backups page, click on the entry to modify. The Backups[] page appears.
Figure 19: Common Configuration: Backups[] Page

2) Click Edit.

For details on each parameter, see the Backups Parameters table.
5) To add a schema:
a) Click New. The New Schemas entry page appears.
Figure 20: Common Configuration: New Schemas Entry Page
Schemas Parameters
Name 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

application schema name.
b) Type or select information in each input box (text box, button, or check box). For details on each
parameter, see the Schemas Parameters table.
c) Click Add Entry to modify this configuration or Cancel to discard the changes.
6) To modify a schema:
a) Click on the entry to modify.
b) Click Edit.
c) Type or select information in each input box (text box, button, or check box). For details on each
d) Click Save Changes to modify this configuration or Reset Values to discard the changes.
7) To delete a schema, select the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed.
To add a backup:
1) From the Backups page, click New. The New Backups entry page appears.

Figure 21: Common Configuration: New Backups Entry Page
parameter, see the Backups Parameters table.
To delete a backup:
From the Backups page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
3.5.4 Configure Logging

This page provides the ability to control logging.
Use the Logging page to configure the Logging parameters.

Figure 22: Common Configuration: Logging Page
Logging Parameters
General Settings
Enabled true true, false This parameter turns the logging on and off.
Priority 4 1 through 5 This parameter specifies the priority of the logging

thread. The value "1" indicates the lowest priority and
"5" indicates the highest.
Maximum 50000 0 through This parameter specifies the maximum size of the
Queue Size 2147483647 logging queue.
Default Severity Debug Debug, This parameter specifies the default logging severity
FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Show Thread false true, false This parameter enables thread name logging.
Name
Input Channels
Name Generic (string) This parameter specifies the name of the logging input
channel.
Enabled true true, false This parameter turns the logging to the logging input
channel on and off.
Severity Notice Debug, This parameter specifies the severity level of the
FieldDebug, logging input channel.
Info, Notice,
Warn

Get Request true, false This parameter turns the logging of get requests on
and off.
Account Info true, false This parameter turns the logging of account
information on and off.
Verbose true, false This parameter turns the logging of complete

messages on and off.
Output
Channels
Name Stdout (string) This parameter specifies the name of the logging
output channel.
Enabled false true, false This parameter turns the logging to the logging output
channel on and off.
Directory /var/broadworks/ (string) This parameter specifies the directory where the log
logs/snmp/ files are located.
File Prefix snmp (string) This parameter specifies the prefix of the log files.
Number of Files 20 (string) This parameter specifies the maximum number of log
files that exist before the old log files are deleted.
Filename (string) This parameter specifies the name of the file where the
logs are stored.
File Size Megs 4 (string) This parameter specifies the maximum size of a log
file.

• Configure the Logging parameters
• Modify an input channel
• Modify an output channel
To configure the Logging parameters:
1) From the Logging page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box, button, or
check box) appears for each parameter.
parameter, see the Logging Parameters table.
To modify an input channel:
1) From the Logging page, click on the entry to modify. The Input Channels[] page appears.
Figure 23: Common Configuration: Input Channels[] Page

2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Logging Parameters table.

To modify an output channel:
1) From the Logging page, click on the entry to modify. The Output Channels[] page appears.
Figure 24: Common Configuration: Output Channels[] Page

2) Click Edit.
3.6 Configure Database Monitor

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the Database Monitor application.
Figure 25: Common Configuration: Database Monitor Menu

3.6.1 Configure General Settings

This page provides the ability to view and modify the Database Monitor application.

Maximum Cache Age 5000 0 through 65535 This parameter specifies

(milliseconds) the maximum cache age, in
milliseconds.


Logging Parameters
General Settings


FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Name
Input Channels
channel.
channel on and off.
Info, Notice,
Warn
and off.

Output
Channels
output channel.
channel on and off.
logs are stored.
file.



2) Click Edit.

2) Click Edit.

3.7 Configure Configuration Agent
This menu provides the ability to view and modify the BroadWorks Configuration Agent information for the
BroadWorks server.
Figure 30: Common Configuration: Configuration Agent Menu


This page provides the ability to view and modify logging for the Configuration Agent.
Logging Parameters

General Settings

Default Severity Info Debug, This parameter specifies the default logging severity
FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Name
Input Channels
channel.
channel on and off.
Severity Debug, This parameter specifies the severity level of the

Info, Notice,
Warn
and off.

Output
Channels
output channel.
channel on and off.
logs/config/ files are located.
File Prefix configd (string) This parameter specifies the prefix of the log files.
logs are stored.
file.



2) Click Edit.

2) Click Edit.
3.8 Configure SNMP Agent

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
agent.

Figure 34: Common Configuration: SNMP Agent Menu

SMAP Provides the ability to view, add, modify, and delete Software
Management Application Protocol (SMAP)-related attributes.
V3 Access Control Provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 Access Control level.

• Configure Access List
• Configure Agent
• Configure SMAP
• Configure Trap Table
• Configure V3 Users
3.8.1 Configure Access List

This page provides the ability to view and modify the list of entries in the Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP) access list.
Use the Access List page to configure the Access List parameters.
Figure 35: Common Configuration: Access List Page
Access List Parameters

IP Address 127.0.0.1 1 to 39 characters This parameter specifies the

of an external Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP)
manager.

• Modify Access List
• Add Access List
• Delete Access List
To modify Access List:
1) From the Access List page, click on the entry to modify. The Access List[] page appears.
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Access List Parameters table.
To add Access List:
1) From the Access List page, click New. The New Access List entry page appears.
Figure 36: Common Configuration: New Access List Entry Page

parameter, see the Access List Parameters table.
To delete Access List:
From the Access List page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
3.8.2 Configure Agent

This page provides the ability to view and modify the current Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) Agent settings, modify the listening port, modify the read community string, or modify the write
community string. You can set the source address that is used to send traps, which supports configurations
whereby a server can have multiple network interfaces, including a dedicated maintenance/management
interface.
Use the Agent page to configure the Agent parameters.

Figure 37: Common Configuration: Agent Page
Agent Parameters
Port 8001 1024 through 65535 This parameter specifies the

port used to communicate
to the Simple Network
Agent.
Encoding ISO-8859-1 UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 This parameter controls

whether ISO-8859-1 or
UTF-8 (Unicode) encoding is
used by the Simple Network
Agent to send traps.
Read Community public 1 to 255 characters This parameter specifies the

read community string used
to access the Simple Network
Agent.
Write Community public 1 to 255 characters This parameter specifies the

write community string used
Agent.
Trap Community public 1 to 255 characters This parameter specifies

the trap community string
Agent when sending SNMP
Traps.
Trap Source Address 127.0.0.1 1 to 39 characters This parameter specifies the

trap source for the Simple
Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) Agent.

Disable V2 false true, false This parameter is used to

disable Simple Network
v2.

• Configure the Agent parameters
To configure the Agent parameters:
1) From the Agent page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box, button, or
parameter, see the Agent Parameters table.

This page provides the ability to view and modify logging for the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) Agent.

Logging Parameters
General Settings

FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Name
Input Channels

channel.
channel on and off.
Info, Notice,
Warn
and off.

Output
Channels
output channel.
channel on and off.
logs are stored.
file.


2) Click Edit.

2) Click Edit.
3.8.4 Configure SMAP

This menu provides the ability to view, add, modify, and delete Software Management Application Protocol
(SMAP)-related attributes.
Figure 41: Common Configuration: SMAP Menu

• Configure BCCT
Use the SMAP page to configure the SMAP parameters.

Figure 42: Common Configuration: SMAP Page
SMAP Parameters
Timeout 10 1 through 60 This parameter specifies the

length of time that the agent
waits for a server's response
to its requests (in seconds).

• Configure the SMAP parameters
To configure the SMAP parameters:
1) From the SMAP page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box, button, or
parameter, see the SMAP Parameters table.
3.8.4.1 Configure BCCT

This page provides the ability to configure general BroadWorks Common Communication Transport
(BCCT) settings for the SNMP Agent.
Use the BCCT page to configure the BCCT parameters.
Figure 43: Common Configuration: BCCT Page
BCCT Parameters

port number for the Software
Management Application
Protocol (SMAP) BroadWorks
Common Communication
Transport (BCCT) Channel.

• Configure the BCCT parameters
To configure the BCCT parameters:
1) From the BCCT page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box, button, or
parameter, see the BCCT Parameters table.
3.8.5 Configure Trap Table

This page provides the ability to view and modify entries in the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) trap table.
Use the Trap Table page to configure the Trap Table parameters.
Figure 44: Common Configuration: Trap Table Page
Trap Table Parameters

IP Address 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

of the node.
Port 0 through 65535 This parameter specifies the

port of the node.

Model shared, unique This parameter determines

how Simple Network
traps are sent. When the value
is set to "shared", the SNMP
Agent wraps every trap in an
envelope with the same name.
The recipient can receive three
different types of envelopes:
a notification, an alarm, or a
software error. The content
of the envelope provides an
explanation of the source of
the problem. When the value
is set to "unique", the SNMP
Agent sends every instance
of a notification in a different
envelope. Each of these
uniquely identifies the problem
without having to open the
envelope.
Use Alarms true, false This parameter determines

if the system sends pairs of
notifications or alarms. This is
a backward-compatibility flag.

• Modify Trap Table
• Add Trap Table
• Delete Trap Table
To modify Trap Table:
1) From the Trap Table page, click on the entry to modify. The Trap Table[] page appears.
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Trap Table Parameters table.
To add Trap Table:
1) From the Trap Table page, click New. The New Trap Table entry page appears.
Figure 45: Common Configuration: New Trap Table Entry Page

parameter, see the Trap Table Parameters table.

To delete Trap Table:
From the Trap Table page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
3.8.6 Configure V3 Access Control

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3
Access Control level.
Figure 46: Common Configuration: V3 Access Control Menu

• Configure Groups
3.8.6.1 Configure Groups

This page provides the ability to configure Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) v3 groups.
Use the Groups page to configure the Groups parameters.
Figure 47: Common Configuration: Groups Page
Groups Parameters

name of the group.

• Modify Groups
• Add Groups
• Delete Groups
To modify Groups:
1) From the Groups page, click on the entry to modify. The Groups[] page appears.

Figure 48: Common Configuration: Groups[] Page
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Groups Parameters table.
5) To add Access Levels:
a) Click New. The New Access Levels entry page appears.
Figure 49: Common Configuration: New Access Levels Entry Page
Access Levels Parameters

Level all all, management, This parameter specifies

performance a level of access for the
group. When the value
is set to "all", complete
access is provided;
when the value is set to
"management", access to
the managed objects is
provided; when the value
is set to "performance",
access to the performance
measurements is provided.
parameter, see the Access Levels Parameters table.
6) To modify Access Levels:
b) Click Edit.

7) To delete Access Levels, select the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed.
To add Groups:
1) From the Groups page, click New. The New Groups entry page appears.
Figure 50: Common Configuration: New Groups Entry Page

parameter, see the Groups Parameters table.
To delete Groups:
From the Groups page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
3.8.7 Configure V3 Users

This page provides the ability to view, add, modify, delete and clear the V3 User level attributes. The V3
User level provides support for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) version 3 (SNMPv3).
The primary feature of SNMPv3 is additional security. The only security feature in SNMPv2 is the support
of community strings (that can be viewed as a simple password with no user name). SNMPv3 supports
multiple user name/password pairs, as well as encryption. System administrators are able to configure
the version of SNMP that BroadWorks should support (v2 or v3), as well as parameters specific to each
version. Note that some SNMPv3 features, such as View-based Access Control Model (VACM), are not
supported. In fact, BroadWorks is configured with a single view that gives access to all performance
measurements. The only supported view name is "default".
Use the V3 Users page to configure the V3 Users parameters.
Figure 51: Common Configuration: V3 Users Page
V3 Users Parameters

User bwems 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

SNMP v3 user ID. It is required
to perform SNMP v3 access to
the server.
Read true true, false This parameter determines

whether this user is authorized
for read access.
Write true true, false This parameter determines

for write access.
Security NoAuthNoPriv NoAuthNoPriv, AuthNoPriv, This parameter specifies the

AuthPriv security implemented for this
Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP) v3 user.
Authentication Key base64Binary This parameter specifies the

user authentication key.
Privacy Key base64Binary This parameter specifies

the privacy key used for
encryption.
Group 2 to 30 characters This parameter specifies

the user Simple Network
v3 group name.

• Modify V3Users
• Add V3Users
• Delete V3Users
To modify V3Users:
1) From the V3 Users page, click on the entry to modify. The V3Users[] page appears.
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the V3 Users Parameters table.
To add V3Users:
1) From the V3 Users page, click New. The New V3Users entry page appears.

Figure 52: Common Configuration: New V3Users Entry Page
parameter, see the V3 Users Parameters table.
To delete V3Users:
From the V3 Users page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
3.9 Configure License Manager

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the License Manager settings.
Figure 53: Common Configuration: License Manager Menu

• Configure BCCT
• Configure Grace Periods
3.9.1 Configure BCCT

This page provides the ability to view and modify the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport
(BCCT) settings.

Figure 54: Common Configuration: BCCT Page
BCCT Parameters
Secured 2400 1024 through 65535 This parameter specifies the

Transport Layer Security (TLS)
secured port for the license
manager.

1) From the BCCT page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box, button, or

This page provides the ability to view and modify the general settings.

NFM URI 1 to 1024 characters This parameter specified the

Network Function Manager
farm Uniform Resource
Identifier (URI). This URI is
used by the node to request
license permission usage
to the Network Function
Manager.
NFM Response Timeout 5 1 through 20 This parameter determines

(seconds) the maximum amount of time
the license manager waits for
a response from the Network
Function Manager's license
management web application
for a license request.
License Processing Period 1440 1440 through 14400 This parameter specifies at
(minutes) which interval the license
processing is executed (in
minutes).

3.9.3 Configure Grace Periods

This page provides the ability to view and modify the grace periods settings.
Use the Grace Periods page to configure the Grace Periods parameters.
Figure 56: Common Configuration: Grace Periods Page
Grace Periods Parameters

Medium Severity Threshold 50 1 through 100 This parameter specifies

how long (in % of total grace
period) the license manager
waits before sending a
medium severity notification
after a grace period starts.
High Severity Threshold 70 1 through 100 This parameter specifies

waits before sending a high
severity notification after a
grace period starts.
Critical Severity Threshold 90 1 through 100 This parameter specifies

waits before sending a critical

• Configure the Grace Periods parameters
To configure the Grace Periods parameters:
1) From the Grace Periods page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box,
parameter, see the Grace Periods Parameters table.
3.10 Configure Profile Tuning

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the profile tuning for the server.
Figure 57: Common Configuration: Profile Tuning Menu


This page provides the ability to view and modify the general settings of profile tuning.


Profile Tuning Name default This parameter specifies the

name of the selected profile
tuning.

3.11 Configure LDAP

This menu provides the ability to view and modify attributes related to the Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP).
Figure 59: Common Configuration: LDAP Menu

• Configure Client
3.11.1 Configure Client

This page provides the ability to view and modify attributes related to the Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP) client.
Use the Client page to configure the Client parameters.

Figure 60: Common Configuration: Client Page
Client Parameters
Client
Base 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the distinguished name of the

Distinguished characters search base(for example, dc=broadsoft,dc=com).
Name
Bind Password c2VjcmV0 base64Binary This parameter specifies the credentials to bind to the
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
Enabled false true, false This parameter specifies whether the BroadWorks
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) client is
enabled.
Servers
Name 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the fully qualified domain

characters name (FQDN) of the Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP) server.
Port 636 0 through 65535 This parameter specifies the port number.
Secured true true, false This parameter specifies if secure communication is

enabled.
Local Users

Name bwadmin 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the local user name for which
characters the group membership lookups are not performed to
the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
server. This can be useful in case of unavailability of
the LDAP server.

• Configure the Client parameters
• Modify Servers
• Add Servers
• Delete Servers
• Modify Local Users
• Add Local Users
• Delete Local Users
To configure the Client parameters:
1) From the Client page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. An input box (text box, button, or
parameter, see the Client Parameters table.
To modify Servers:
1) From the Client page, click on the entry to modify. The Servers[] page appears.
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Client Parameters table.
To add Servers:
1) From the Client page, click New. The New Servers entry page appears.
Figure 61: Common Configuration: New Servers Entry Page

To delete Servers:
From the Client page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
To modify Local Users:
1) From the Client page, click on the entry to modify. The Local Users[] page appears.

2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Client Parameters table.
To add Local Users:
1) From the Client page, click New. The New Local Users entry page appears.
Figure 62: Common Configuration: New Local Users Entry Page

To delete Local Users:

4 Node Configuration for the Database Server
Use the Database Server menu to edit the configuration settings for a specific Database Server node.
NOTE: You need to create a revision of the default node configuration before you can make changes to
the configuration.
To expand any menu, click on the plus (+) sign to the left of the folder. The menu expands, displaying the
pages available for that menu. To access any page from a menu, click the page icon under the menu. The
page appears. The figure below illustrates the Database Server with the Configuration Agent submenu
displaying the Logging menu option.
Figure 63: Node Configuration: Database Server Menu

Scheduler Provides the ability to view and modify scheduler entries in the
system.
Database Management Provides the ability to configure the Database Management

application.
Database Monitor Provides the ability to view and modify the Database Monitor
application.
Configuration Agent Provides the ability to view and modify the BroadWorks
Configuration Agent information for the BroadWorks server.
SNMP Agent Provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) agent.
License Manager Provides the ability to view and modify the License Manager
settings.
Profile Tuning Provides the ability to view and modify the profile tuning for the
server.
LDAP Provides the ability to view and modify attributes related to the
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).

• Configure Memory Allocation
• Configure Management Access List
• Configure Network Security
4.1 Configure Memory Allocation

Provides the ability to modify the amount of memory dedicated to individual BroadWorks Java Virtual
Machine [JVM] Containers.
Figure 64: Memory Allocation
Memory Allocation Parameters
Column Description
Container The container name.
Min The minimum amount of memory that is allocated to the

container. This value is present in the configuration but not
configurable.
Max The maximum amount of memory that is allocated to the

container. This value can be present in the configuration but it
is not configurable. If it is not present, the maximum will be the
physical memory minus the sum of the minimum for all other
containers.
Configured The amount of memory that is allocated to the container.
Percentage The percentage of the physical memory that is allocated to the

container.
Actual The memory allocated to the container as reported by the

software manager on the running node with the active
configuration.

• Configure the memory allocation parameters
To configure the memory allocation parameters:
1) From the Memory Allocation page, click Edit on the row of the section to modify. A sliding bar and
input boxes appear for each of the modifiable parameters.

2) Type or select information in each input box. You can either slide the (slider) bar to adjust the
Configured and Percentage of memory allocation or type the amounts in the input boxes. For details
on each parameter, see the Memory Allocation Parameters table.
3) If you want to attempt to allow more memory than the prescribed limits, check Enabled to the right
of Overallocation protection. The software manager tries to compensate for the over-allocation by
allocating less memory than requested by the containers, within the limits.
NOTE: If memory protection is disabled, the software manager allocates memory to the containers
according to the configuration. This may cause performance degradation due to swapping.
4.2 Configure General Settings

This page provides the ability to view and modify the general settings of the BroadWorks server.
Figure 65: Node Configuration: General Settings Page

Prefer IPv4Stack true true, false This parameter specifies

the value of the
java.net.preferIPv4Stack
property used to start starting
java processes. The default
value is "true". It must be set
to "false" to to use IPv6 for the
process.
Configure IP Filter true true, false This parameter indicates

whether or not Broadworks
configure the IP filtering
functionality of the OS. In
case the functionality currently
supported by Broadworks is
not sufficient, an administrator
could manually configure the
IP filtering function by setting
this parameter to false. When
doing, the file produced by
Broadworks containing the
rules are still produced but are
not transferred into the OS.


1) From the General Settings page, click Edit. The override options appear.
2) Check Override for each of the parameters to override and specify the parameters for this node.
NOTE: If you uncheck the override for a parameter, you lose your ability to edit it.
4.3 Configure Management Access List

This page provides the ability to view, add, set, delete, and clear a management access list entry.
Use the Management Access List page to configure the Management Access List parameters.
Figure 66: Node Configuration: Management Access List Page
Management Access List Parameters

Host 1 to 39 characters This parameter specifies the

of the network element
that sends requests to the
BroadWorks node.
Description 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

description of the entry.

• Modify Management Access List
• Add Management Access List
• Delete Management Access List
To modify Management Access List:
1) From the Management Access List page, make sure that Override is checked.
NOTE: If you uncheck the override, the following message appears:

Remove override? All overridden values will be lost.

To disregard these changes to the node, click OK or click Cancel to maintain the override.
2) Click on the entry to modify. The Management Access List[] page appears.
3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Management Access List
Parameters table.
To add Management Access List:
1) From the Management Access List page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click New. The New Management Access List entry page appears.
Figure 67: Node Configuration: New Management Access List Entry Page
parameter, see the Management Access List Parameters table.
To delete Management Access List:
From the Management Access List page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the
list.
4.4 Configure Network Security

This page provides the ability to view and modify the Access Control List (ACL) security options for the
server.
Use the Network Security page to configure the Network Security parameters.

Figure 68: Node Configuration: Network Security Page
Network Security Parameters

White List

172.2.3.4).
Mask is empty).

and IPv6.


30000 through 40000).
Black List

172.2.3.4).
Mask is empty).


and IPv6.


30000 through 40000).

• Modify a white list entry
• Add a white list entry
• Delete a white list entry
• Modify a black list entry
• Add a black list entry
• Delete a black list entry
To modify a white list entry:
1) From the Network Security page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The White List[] page appears.

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Network Security
Parameters table.
To add a white list entry:

2) Click New. The New White List entry page appears.
Figure 69: Node Configuration: New White List Entry Page


To delete a white list entry:
To modify a black list entry:

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Black List[] page appears.

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Network Security
Parameters table.
To add a black list entry:

2) Click New. The New Black List entry page appears.
Figure 70: Node Configuration: New Black List Entry Page

To delete a black list entry:

4.5 Configure Scheduler
This menu provides the ability to view and modify scheduler entries in the system.
Figure 71: Node Configuration: Scheduler Menu

• Configure File Collector
4.5.1 Configure File Collector

This page provides the ability to view and modify file collector task attributes.
Use the File Collector page to configure the File Collector parameters.
Figure 72: Node Configuration: File Collector Page
File Collector Parameters

File Collector
Keep File After true true, false This parameter controls file preservation after a file
Transfer transfer.
URI 0 to 255 This parameter specifies the Uniform Resource

characters Identifier (URI) of the remote log repository.
User
Username 1 to 30 This parameter specifies the access user name.

characters
Password base64Binary This parameter specifies the access password.
Src Dest Paths

Source Path 1 to 255 This parameter specifies the location of the logs on the
characters local machine. The source path may contain wildcard
characters.
Destination Path 1 to 255 This parameter specifies the destination path on the
characters remote machine.

• Configure the File Collector parameters
• Modify a source-destination path
• Add a source-destination path
• Delete a source-destination path
To configure the File Collector parameters:
1) From the File Collector page, click Edit. The override options appear.
To modify a source-destination path:
1) From the File Collector page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Src Dest Paths[] page appears.
3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the File Collector Parameters
table.
To add a source-destination path:
1) From the File Collector page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click New. The New Src Dest Paths entry page appears.

Figure 73: Node Configuration: New Src Dest Paths Entry Page
To delete a source-destination path:
From the File Collector page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
4.6 Configure Database Management

This menu provides the ability to configure the Database Management application.
Figure 74: Node Configuration: Database Management Menu

• Configure System Admin
• Configure Ports
• Configure Backups
4.6.1 Configure System Admin

This level provides the ability to view and modify the system administrator attributes for the Database
Management application.
Use the System Admin page to configure the System Admin parameters.

Figure 75: Node Configuration: System Admin Page
System Admin Parameters

Password YndhZG1pbg== base64Binary This parameter specifies the

database system administrator
password.

• Configure the System Admin parameters
To configure the System Admin parameters:
1) From the System Admin page, click Edit. The override options appear.
parameter, see the System Admin Parameters table.
4.6.2 Configure Ports

This page provides the ability to view and modify ports for the Database Management application.
Use the Ports page to configure the Ports parameters.
Figure 76: Node Configuration: Ports Page
Ports Parameters

Port Number 8521 1024 through 65535 This parameter specifies the
peer port number.

• Modify a port
To modify a port:
1) From the Ports page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Ports[] page appears.
Figure 77: Node Configuration: Ports[] Page

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Ports Parameters table.
4.6.3 Configure Backups

This level is ised to view and modify the backups configured in the Database Management application.
Use the Backups page to configure the Backups parameters.
Figure 78: Node Configuration: Backups Page
Backups Parameters

Tag 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the label associated with this

characters backup task.
Type full, differential, This parameter specifies the backup method used for
cumulative this task.
Device area 1 to 255 This parameter specifies the repository where the
characters backup is stored.
Compressed false true, false This parameter controls if the task compresses the
backup.
Recurrence
Frequency never, daily, This parameter specifies the backup frequency.

weekly, monthly
Start Time 00:00:00 This parameter specifies the start time of the backup
task.
Weekday monday, This parameter specifies the day of the week for the
tuesday, weekly backup.
wednesday,
thursday,
friday, saturday,
sunday
Day 10 1 through 28 This parameter specifies the day of the month for the
monthly backup.

• Modify a backup
• Add a backup
• Delete a backup
To modify a backup:
1) From the Backups page, click on the entry to modify. The Backups[] page appears.

Figure 79: Node Configuration: Backups[] Page
2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Backups Parameters table.
5) To add a schema:
a) Click New. The New Schemas entry page appears.
Figure 80: Node Configuration: New Schemas Entry Page
Schemas Parameters

application schema name.
6) To modify a schema:
b) Click Edit.

7) To delete a schema, select the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed.
To add a backup:
1) From the Backups page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click New. The New Backups entry page appears.
Figure 81: Node Configuration: New Backups Entry Page

parameter, see the Backups Parameters table.
To delete a backup:
From the Backups page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.


Figure 82: Node Configuration: Logging Page
Logging Parameters
General Settings

FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Name
Input Channels
channel.
channel on and off.
Info, Notice,
Warn

and off.

Output
Channels
output channel.
channel on and off.
logs are stored.
file.

1) From the Logging page, click Edit. The override options appear.
1) From the Logging page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Input Channels[] page appears.

Figure 83: Node Configuration: Input Channels[] Page
3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Logging Parameters table.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Output Channels[] page appears.
Figure 84: Node Configuration: Output Channels[] Page

3) Click Edit.
4.7 Configure Database Monitor

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the Database Monitor application.
Figure 85: Node Configuration: Database Monitor Menu


This page provides the ability to view and modify the Database Monitor application.

Maximum Cache Age 5000 0 through 65535 This parameter specifies

(milliseconds) the maximum cache age, in
milliseconds.



Logging Parameters
General Settings

FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Name
Input Channels
channel.
channel on and off.

Info, Notice,
Warn
and off.

Output
Channels
output channel.
channel on and off.
logs are stored.
file.




3) Click Edit.


3) Click Edit.
4.8 Configure Configuration Agent

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the BroadWorks Configuration Agent information for the
BroadWorks server.

Figure 90: Node Configuration: Configuration Agent Menu


This page provides the ability to view and modify logging for the Configuration Agent.
Logging Parameters
General Settings


Default Severity Info Debug, This parameter specifies the default logging severity
FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Name
Input Channels
channel.
channel on and off.
Severity Debug, This parameter specifies the severity level of the

Info, Notice,
Warn
and off.

Output
Channels
output channel.
channel on and off.
logs/config/ files are located.
File Prefix configd (string) This parameter specifies the prefix of the log files.
logs are stored.
file.




3) Click Edit.


3) Click Edit.

4.9 Configure SNMP Agent

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
agent.
Figure 94: Node Configuration: SNMP Agent Menu

SMAP Provides the ability to view, add, modify, and delete Software
Management Application Protocol (SMAP)-related attributes.
V3 Access Control Provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) V3 Access Control level.

• Configure Access List
• Configure Agent
• Configure SMAP
• Configure Trap Table
• Configure V3 Users
4.9.1 Configure Access List

This page provides the ability to view and modify the list of entries in the Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP) access list.
Use the Access List page to configure the Access List parameters.

Figure 95: Node Configuration: Access List Page
Access List Parameters

IP Address 127.0.0.1 1 to 39 characters This parameter specifies the

of an external Simple Network
manager.

• Modify Access List
• Add Access List
• Delete Access List
To modify Access List:
1) From the Access List page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Access List[] page appears.

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Access List Parameters
table.
To add Access List:
1) From the Access List page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click New. The New Access List entry page appears.
Figure 96: Node Configuration: New Access List Entry Page

parameter, see the Access List Parameters table.
To delete Access List:
From the Access List page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
4.9.2 Configure Agent

This page provides the ability to view and modify the current Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) Agent settings, modify the listening port, modify the read community string, or modify the write
community string. You can set the source address that is used to send traps, which supports configurations
whereby a server can have multiple network interfaces, including a dedicated maintenance/management
interface.
Use the Agent page to configure the Agent parameters.

Figure 97: Node Configuration: Agent Page
Agent Parameters

port used to communicate
to the Simple Network
Agent.
Encoding ISO-8859-1 UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 This parameter controls

whether ISO-8859-1 or
UTF-8 (Unicode) encoding is
Agent to send traps.
Read Community public 1 to 255 characters This parameter specifies the

read community string used
Agent.
Write Community public 1 to 255 characters This parameter specifies the

write community string used
Agent.
Trap Community public 1 to 255 characters This parameter specifies

the trap community string
Agent when sending SNMP
Traps.
Trap Source Address 127.0.0.1 1 to 39 characters This parameter specifies the

trap source for the Simple
Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) Agent.

Disable V2 false true, false This parameter is used to

disable Simple Network
v2.

• Configure the Agent parameters
To configure the Agent parameters:
1) From the Agent page, click Edit. The override options appear.
parameter, see the Agent Parameters table.

This page provides the ability to view and modify logging for the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) Agent.

Logging Parameters
General Settings

FieldDebug, level.
Info, Notice,
Warn
Name
Input Channels

channel.
channel on and off.
Info, Notice,
Warn
and off.

Output
Channels
output channel.
channel on and off.
logs are stored.
file.



3) Click Edit.


3) Click Edit.
4.9.4 Configure SMAP

This menu provides the ability to view, add, modify, and delete Software Management Application Protocol
(SMAP)-related attributes.

Figure 101: Node Configuration: SMAP Menu

• Configure BCCT
Use the SMAP page to configure the SMAP parameters.
Figure 102: Node Configuration: SMAP Page
SMAP Parameters
Timeout 10 1 through 60 This parameter specifies the

length of time that the agent
waits for a server's response
to its requests (in seconds).

• Configure the SMAP parameters
To configure the SMAP parameters:
1) From the SMAP page, click Edit. The override options appear.
parameter, see the SMAP Parameters table.
4.9.4.1 Configure BCCT

This page provides the ability to configure general BroadWorks Common Communication Transport
(BCCT) settings for the SNMP Agent.

Figure 103: Node Configuration: BCCT Page
BCCT Parameters

port number for the Software
Management Application
Protocol (SMAP) BroadWorks
Common Communication
Transport (BCCT) Channel.

1) From the BCCT page, click Edit. The override options appear.
4.9.5 Configure Trap Table

This page provides the ability to view and modify entries in the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP) trap table.
Use the Trap Table page to configure the Trap Table parameters.

Figure 104: Node Configuration: Trap Table Page
Trap Table Parameters

IP Address 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

of the node.
Port 0 through 65535 This parameter specifies the

port of the node.
Model shared, unique This parameter determines

how Simple Network
traps are sent. When the value
is set to "shared", the SNMP
Agent wraps every trap in an
envelope with the same name.
The recipient can receive three
different types of envelopes:
a notification, an alarm, or a
software error. The content
of the envelope provides an
explanation of the source of
the problem. When the value
is set to "unique", the SNMP
Agent sends every instance
of a notification in a different
envelope. Each of these
uniquely identifies the problem
without having to open the
envelope.
Use Alarms true, false This parameter determines

if the system sends pairs of
notifications or alarms. This is
a backward-compatibility flag.

• Modify Trap Table
• Add Trap Table
• Delete Trap Table

To modify Trap Table:
1) From the Trap Table page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Trap Table[] page appears.

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Trap Table Parameters
table.
To add Trap Table:
1) From the Trap Table page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click New. The New Trap Table entry page appears.
Figure 105: Node Configuration: New Trap Table Entry Page

parameter, see the Trap Table Parameters table.
To delete Trap Table:
From the Trap Table page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
4.9.6 Configure V3 Access Control

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) V3
Access Control level.

Figure 106: Node Configuration: V3 Access Control Menu

• Configure Groups
4.9.6.1 Configure Groups

This page provides the ability to configure Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) v3 groups.
Use the Groups page to configure the Groups parameters.
Figure 107: Node Configuration: Groups Page
Groups Parameters

name of the group.

• Modify Groups
• Add Groups
• Delete Groups
To modify Groups:
1) From the Groups page, click on the entry to modify. The Groups[] page appears.
Figure 108: Node Configuration: Groups[] Page

2) Click Edit.
For details on each parameter, see the Groups Parameters table.
5) To add Access Levels:
a) Click New. The New Access Levels entry page appears.
Figure 109: Node Configuration: New Access Levels Entry Page
Access Levels Parameters

Level all all, management, This parameter specifies

performance a level of access for the
group. When the value
is set to "all", complete
access is provided;
when the value is set to
"management", access to
the managed objects is
provided; when the value
is set to "performance",
access to the performance
measurements is provided.
6) To modify Access Levels:
b) Click Edit.
7) To delete Access Levels, select the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed.
To add Groups:
1) From the Groups page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click New. The New Groups entry page appears.

Figure 110: Node Configuration: New Groups Entry Page
parameter, see the Groups Parameters table.
To delete Groups:
From the Groups page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
4.9.7 Configure V3 Users

This page provides the ability to view, add, modify, delete and clear the V3 User level attributes. The V3
User level provides support for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) version 3 (SNMPv3).
The primary feature of SNMPv3 is additional security. The only security feature in SNMPv2 is the support
of community strings (that can be viewed as a simple password with no user name). SNMPv3 supports
multiple user name/password pairs, as well as encryption. System administrators are able to configure
the version of SNMP that BroadWorks should support (v2 or v3), as well as parameters specific to each
version. Note that some SNMPv3 features, such as View-based Access Control Model (VACM), are not
supported. In fact, BroadWorks is configured with a single view that gives access to all performance
measurements. The only supported view name is "default".
Use the V3 Users page to configure the V3 Users parameters.
Figure 111: Node Configuration: V3 Users Page
V3 Users Parameters
User bwems 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

SNMP v3 user ID. It is required
to perform SNMP v3 access to
the server.
Read true true, false This parameter determines

for read access.

Write true true, false This parameter determines

for write access.
Security NoAuthNoPriv NoAuthNoPriv, AuthNoPriv, This parameter specifies the

AuthPriv security implemented for this
Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP) v3 user.
Authentication Key base64Binary This parameter specifies the

user authentication key.
Privacy Key base64Binary This parameter specifies

the privacy key used for
encryption.
Group 2 to 30 characters This parameter specifies

the user Simple Network
v3 group name.

• Modify V3Users
• Add V3Users
• Delete V3Users
To modify V3Users:
1) From the V3 Users page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The V3Users[] page appears.

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the V3 Users Parameters table.
To add V3Users:
1) From the V3 Users page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click New. The New V3Users entry page appears.

Figure 112: Node Configuration: New V3Users Entry Page
parameter, see the V3 Users Parameters table.
To delete V3Users:
From the V3 Users page, check the entry and click Delete. The entry is removed from the list.
4.10 Configure License Manager

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the License Manager settings.
Figure 113: Node Configuration: License Manager Menu

• Configure BCCT
• Configure Grace Periods
4.10.1 Configure BCCT

This page provides the ability to view and modify the BroadWorks Common Communication Transport
(BCCT) settings.

Figure 114: Node Configuration: BCCT Page
BCCT Parameters
Secured 2400 1024 through 65535 This parameter specifies the

Transport Layer Security (TLS)
secured port for the license
manager.

1) From the BCCT page, click Edit. The override options appear.

This page provides the ability to view and modify the general settings.

NFM URI 1 to 1024 characters This parameter specified the

Network Function Manager
farm Uniform Resource
Identifier (URI). This URI is
used by the node to request
license permission usage
to the Network Function
Manager.
NFM Response Timeout 5 1 through 20 This parameter determines

(seconds) the maximum amount of time
the license manager waits for
a response from the Network
Function Manager's license
management web application
for a license request.
License Processing Period 1440 1440 through 14400 This parameter specifies at
(minutes) which interval the license
processing is executed (in
minutes).

4.10.3 Configure Grace Periods

This page provides the ability to view and modify the grace periods settings.
Use the Grace Periods page to configure the Grace Periods parameters.
Figure 116: Node Configuration: Grace Periods Page

Grace Periods Parameters
Medium Severity Threshold 50 1 through 100 This parameter specifies

waits before sending a
medium severity notification
after a grace period starts.
High Severity Threshold 70 1 through 100 This parameter specifies

waits before sending a high
Critical Severity Threshold 90 1 through 100 This parameter specifies

waits before sending a critical

• Configure the Grace Periods parameters
To configure the Grace Periods parameters:
1) From the Grace Periods page, click Edit. The override options appear.
parameter, see the Grace Periods Parameters table.
4.11 Configure Profile Tuning

This menu provides the ability to view and modify the profile tuning for the server.
Figure 117: Node Configuration: Profile Tuning Menu


This page provides the ability to view and modify the general settings of profile tuning.


Profile Tuning Name default This parameter specifies the

name of the selected profile
tuning.

4.12 Configure LDAP

This menu provides the ability to view and modify attributes related to the Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP).
Figure 119: Node Configuration: LDAP Menu

• Configure Client
4.12.1 Configure Client

This page provides the ability to view and modify attributes related to the Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP) client.
Use the Client page to configure the Client parameters.

Figure 120: Node Configuration: Client Page
Client Parameters
Client
Base 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the distinguished name of the

Distinguished characters search base(for example, dc=broadsoft,dc=com).
Name
Bind Password c2VjcmV0 base64Binary This parameter specifies the credentials to bind to the
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
Enabled false true, false This parameter specifies whether the BroadWorks
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) client is
enabled.
Servers
Name 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the fully qualified domain

characters name (FQDN) of the Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP) server.
Port 636 0 through 65535 This parameter specifies the port number.
Secured true true, false This parameter specifies if secure communication is

enabled.
Local Users
Name bwadmin 1 to 80 This parameter specifies the local user name for which
characters the group membership lookups are not performed to
the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
server. This can be useful in case of unavailability of
the LDAP server.

• Configure the Client parameters
• Modify Servers
• Add Servers
• Delete Servers
• Modify Local Users
• Add Local Users
• Delete Local Users
To configure the Client parameters:
1) From the Client page, click Edit. The override options appear.
To modify Servers:
1) From the Client page, make sure that Override is checked.

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Servers[] page appears.

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Client Parameters table.
To add Servers:

2) Click New. The New Servers entry page appears.
Figure 121: Node Configuration: New Servers Entry Page

To delete Servers:
To modify Local Users:

2) Click on the entry to modify. The Local Users[] page appears.

3) Click Edit.
4) Modify the parameters as required. For details on each parameter, see the Client Parameters table.
To add Local Users:

2) Click New. The New Local Users entry page appears.
Figure 122: Node Configuration: New Local Users Entry Page

To delete Local Users:

Acronyms and Abbreviations
ACL Access Control List

BCCT BroadWorks Common Communication Transport
BW BroadWorks
CLI Command Line Interface
DBS Database Server
EMS Element Management System
FQDN Fully Qualified Domain Name
GUI Graphical User Interface
IP Internet Protocol
IPv4 Internet Protocol Version 4
IPv6 Internet Protocol Version 6
ISO International Organization for Standardization
JVM Java Virtual Machine
LDAP Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
TCP Transmission Control Protocol
UDP User Datagram Protocol
URI Uniform Resource Identifier

Index
A Database Monitor
Common Configuration 31
Access List General Settings
Common Configuration 38 Common Configuration 31
Node Configuration 86 Node Configuration 79
Agent Logging
Node Configuration 78
General Settings
B Common Configuration 16
Backups Node Configuration 62
Common Configuration 25 LDAP
Node Configuration 72 Client
BCCT Common Configuration 56
Common Configuration 45, 52 Node Configuration 106
Node Configuration 94, 102 Common Configuration 56
License Manager
C BCCT
Client
General Settings
Configuration Agent
Grace Periods
D Node Configuration 104
Database Management Management Access List
Database Monitor Memory Allocation
Common Configuration 31 Node Configuration 61
Node Configuration 78 Network Security
Database Server Common Configuration 18
Common Configuration 15, 15 Node Configuration 64
Configuration Agent Node Configuration 60, 60
Common Configuration 35 Profile Tuning
Logging Common Configuration 55
Common Configuration 35 General Settings
Node Configuration 83 Common Configuration 55
Database Management Node Configuration 105
Backups Scheduler
Node Configuration 72 File Collector
Logging Node Configuration 68
Node Configuration 75 SNMP Agent
Node Configuration 70 Access List
Ports Common Configuration 38
Node Configuration 71 Agent
System Admin Common Configuration 39

Logging N
Node Configuration 90 Network Security
SMAP Node Configuration 64
BCCT
P
Common Configuration 44 Ports
Trap Table Node Configuration 71
Common Configuration 46 Profile Tuning
V3 Access Control Node Configuration 105
Groups
Common Configuration 48 S
Scheduler
V3 Users
SMAP
F SNMP Agent
File Collector Node Configuration 86
Common Configuration 21 System Admin
G
General Settings
T
Common Configuration 16, 31, 53, 55 Trap Table
Node Configuration 62, 79, 103, 105 Common Configuration 46
Grace Periods Node Configuration 95
Groups V
V3 Access Control
L V3 Users
LDAP Node Configuration 100
License Manager
Logging
Common Configuration 28, 32, 35, 41
Node Configuration 75, 79, 83, 90
M
Management Access List
Memory Allocation

References
[1] BroadSoft, Inc. 2014. BroadWorks EMS Administration Guide, Release 21.0.
Available from BroadSoft at http://xchange.broadsoft.com/php/xchange/getFile?name=BW-
EMSAdminGuide-R210.pdf.


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1.1 Changes for 21.0

• Configure Management Access List on page 17

1.2 Changes for 20.0

• Configure SNMP Agent on page 37

1.3 Changes for 19.0

1.4 Changes for 18.0

• Configure Ports on page 24

1.5 Changes for 17.sp1

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2.2 Configuration Management System Conventions

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Figure 3: Help on Parameters

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Figure 4: Common Configuration: Database Server Menu

Information on this menu:

Database Management Provides the ability to configure the Database Management

Tasks to perform from this menu:

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3.1 Configure General Settings

Figure 5: Common Configuration: General Settings Page

General Settings Parameters

Prefer IPv4Stack true true, false This parameter specifies

Configure IP Filter true true, false This parameter indicates

Tasks to perform from this page:

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3.2 Configure Management Access List

Figure 6: Common Configuration: Management Access List Page

Management Access List Parameters

Host 1 to 39 characters This parameter specifies the

Description 1 to 80 characters This parameter specifies the

Tasks to perform from this page:

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3.3 Configure Network Security

Figure 8: Common Configuration: Network Security Page

Network Security Parameters

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Source Address 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the Internet Protocol

Source Mask 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the subnet mask. The

Destination 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the Internet Protocol (IP)

Destination Port This parameter specifies the port range to compare

Source Address 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the Internet Protocol

Source Mask 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the subnet mask. The

Destination 1 to 39 This parameter specifies the Internet Protocol (IP)

Destination Port This parameter specifies the port range to compare

Tasks to perform from this page: