NMS and 1830 PSS Maintenance&Operation Training

DELIVERY TYPE

Instructor-Led
20 working Days

DESCRIPTION

This is a Network Management System and Operation course based on the project made up of
1350OMS System, 1830 PSS36/64 and PSS 16.

COURSE OBJECTIVE

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

 Describe the 1350 OMS WDM application topology
 Navigate the 1350 OMS WDM Graphical User Interface
 Path and Trail concepts
 View, Add, Modify and Remove WDM physical and logical connections
 Perform Order Management
 Perform Fault Management
 Monitor Performance on Project NEs
 Identify Wavelength Tracker concepts.
 Manage the protection schemas
 Describe 1830 PSS
 OTS equipment
 Perform simple troubleshooting

COURSE CONTENT

Network Overview and topology 

Network topology, OTN and OTG/OTH principles

 Network Design Principles
 Network Evolution
 OTN introduction and evolution
 OTN network concept
 OTH Layers and functions

 Multiplexing and mapping

 Frame and overhead
 Tandem Connection Monitoring (TCM)
 Forward Error Correction (FEC)
 Maintenance overview

Project component description

1350OMS-EML/NML Operation
 Product overview
 User Log in
 NMS menu’ and functionality description
 Physical connections
 Supervise NEs
 Network Protection Architecture
  Equipment Provisioning
 Trail creation and management
 Path creation and management
 user commands
 Apply constraints to trails and paths to choose a specific route
 Path and trail rerouting: end-to-end, segment, between two physical connections
 Path and trail take-over from NEs’ MIB
 SNCP paths with bridge/switch outside the network managed by 1350OMS
 Network resource availability
 Payload configuration summary
 Add/remove an NE: split/join
 Replace an NE: move ports
 Split of external networks
 Troubleshooting tools
 Loopbacks
 Forward the traffic to a further NE’s port to be connected to a test instruments
 Alarm rendering
 Alarm log management
 Path Overhead Monitoring (POM)
 Performance Monitoring
 Error/defect evaluation for physical connection, trail and path
 Create and export the reports
 Consistency and isolation
 Manage the communication among the 1350OMS’s applications and the NEs

1350OMS-OTN Operation
 Login and start with the 1350OMS application
 OTN overview
 Network construction
 OTH overview
 Navigate into the Web Portal
 Navigate the Multi-Service Graphical User Interface
 Create and manage several types of NE
 Open the supervision on NE
 Configure an IP over OSI Tunnel
 Configure and manage the NE auto discovery
 configure an OSI over IP tunnel
 Describe the MS-GUI map features
 Create maps and sub-maps and populate them with Nodes
 Create physical connections on a map

1350OMS WDM Operations

 Introduction to 1350 OMS WDM
 Getting Started
 Network Management
 Physical Connections
 Path and Trail Concepts
 Wavelength Tracker
 Link and Cross Connections
 Inconsistent Connections
 Fault Management
 Performance Monitoring

1830 Photonic Service Switch O&M

 1830 PSS-4 edge device
 topology and system architecture of the 1830 PSS-4,
 Eqpt and system provisioning,
 maintenance and alarm clearing procedures concepts

1830 PSS-36/64 Photonic Service Switch - 36/64 R6.0 O&M

 1830 PSS-36/64 device
 topology and system architecture of the 1830 PSS-36/64
 Eqpt and system provisioning,
  Cross connection management
 Maintenance and alarm clearing procedures concepts

GMRE/GMPLS O&M
 MPLS evolution to GMPLS,
 GMRE evolution for photonic WDM networks,
 manage the WDM_ASON NPA,
 manage ODU Trails and get relevant information,
 manage restoration within WDM_ASON network,
 execute maintenance operations on WDM_ASON network
 describe the GMRE CLI context and get started on it
 handle basic GMRE CLI commands.

Audience 1350 OMS platform Users, planning and Operations.

Knowledge Participants must have knowledge of SDH, DWDM and TCP/IP technology and its applications.