01 Huawei Elab Service Proposal

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V100R001
Huawei eLab Service Proposal

V100R001
Huawei Technologies CO., LTD.

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Huawei eLab Service Proposal V100R001 INTERNAL
Change History
Date Version Description Author
2015-09-30 1.0 Completed the first draft. Zhang Kai, Wu Shiwei, Zhu Heng,
Wang Lei
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Contents
1 Service Overview............................................................................................................................5
2 Huawei Advantages.......................................................................................................................5
3 Service Description.........................................................................................................................6
3.1 IP eLab Service..................................................................................................................................................6
3.2 IT eLab Service..................................................................................................................................................6
3.3 UC&C eLab Service..........................................................................................................................................7
3.4 Wireless eLab Service........................................................................................................................................7
3.5 eLab Service Description...................................................................................................................................7
3.5.1 NGFW eLab Scenario..............................................................................................................................7
3.5.2 Agile Controller-Campus eLab Scenario..................................................................................................8
3.5.3 OceanStor T series V2 Storage system eLab Scenario.............................................................................9
3.5.4 OceanStor V3 Storage system eLab Scenario........................................................................................11
3.5.5 OceanStor 18000 Storage system eLab Scenario...................................................................................12
3.5.6 OceanStor N8500 Clustered NAS eLab.................................................................................................13
3.5.7 OceanStor 9000 Storage system eLab Scenario.....................................................................................15
3.5.8 OceanStor VTL6900 Virtual Tape Library eLab....................................................................................16
3.5.9 FusionSphere (R3) Solution eLab..........................................................................................................17
3.5.10 FusionSphere (R5) Solution eLab........................................................................................................18
3.5.11 RH V2 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario............................................................................................19
3.5.12 RH V3 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario...........................................................................................20
3.5.13 E9000 Series Blade Server eLab Scenario...........................................................................................21
3.5.14 eSpace IPT (U1900 based) eLab..........................................................................................................23
3.5.15 eSpace IVS System eLab Scenario.......................................................................................................24
3.5.16 eNodeB eLTE Trunking V3.3 eLab......................................................................................................26
3.5.17 eOMC910 eLTE Trunking V3.3 eLab..................................................................................................27
4 Service Delivery............................................................................................................................28
4.1 Responsibility Matrix......................................................................................................................................28
4.2 Prerequisites.....................................................................................................................................................29
4.3 Network Environment Detection.....................................................................................................................30
4.4 Service Delivery Application and Reservation Processes...............................................................................32
4.5 Common Tools.................................................................................................................................................34
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Keywords:
eLab, service proposal
Summary:
This proposal aims to describe the eLab service product, including its sub-products and responsibility
matrix, helping training sales personnel, training lecturers, and customers understand the eLab service. This
document is intended for Huawei employees and the customer's related personnel.
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1 Service Overview
Based on the intelligent scheduling system, Huawei eLab Portal enables you to access desired lab scenarios
using various types of terminals anywhere, anytime, helping you learn knowledge more efficiently. Based
on Huawei eLab Portal and with its rich experiment project delivery experience and a deep understanding
of eLab scenarios, Huawei has launched eLab service products, allowing customers to lease Huawei's lab
equipment resources and maintenance teams. With Huawei's service products, customers no longer need to
purchase or maintain lab equipment and can create more value with less investment.
Huawei eLab service products involve 17 sub-products in six technology categories. Figure 1-1 shows the
eLab product portfolio.
Figure 1-1 Huawei eLab service product portfolio
RH V2 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario

RH V3 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario
E9000 Series Blade Server eLab Scenario
2 Huawei Advantages
As a leading global ICT solutions provider, Huawei has a deep understanding of products as well as how to
construct lab equipment resources that can be shared around the globe. Leveraging its own advantages,
Huawei applies products and technologies to construct an efficient and easy-to-use eLab service platform to
help customers resolve lab environment problems. Huawei eLab platform has the following advantages:
 Abundant lab resources
Huawei has set up five lab resource centers and nine sub-centers around the globe, and provides more
than 3000 types of lab devices, allowing customers to use rich lab resources.
 Standard lab scenarios
Experiment items on Huawei eLab Portal are designed based on course objectives and match the
training courses. In addition, lab scenarios can be customized based on customers' actual
environments.
 Anytime, anywhere access
Huawei eLab Portal provides 24/7 access and supports mainstream operating systems for the clients to
access. Customers can access Huawei eLab Portal anywhere as long as the Internet is available and
carry out hands-on experiments.
 Convenient operation
Huawei eLab Portal provides convenient online experiment reservation, and rapid approval allows
customers to quickly access the lab environment.
 User-friendly graphical user interface (GUIs)
Huawei eLab Portal provides user-friendly GUIs for reservation, login, and experiment operation. It
provides intuitive network topology, directly presents experiment results, and provides experiment
operation guide synchronously.
 Reduced customer investment
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Huawei eLab Portal helps greatly save customer investment. Customers do not need to purchase lab
equipment or maintain lab environments, and they do not need to worry about equipment replacement
or upgrade issues.
3 Service Description
When learning products and technologies, you often need to perform hands-on experiments to master
learned knowledge. To meet requirements for learning lab equipment operation and maintenance, Huawei
has launched the eLab service based on characteristics and requirements of the lab environment access.
3.1 IP eLab Service

eLab services in the IP category include lab scenarios for key products in datacom (routing & switching)
and security (firewall) fields. eLab collaborates with Huawei enterprise network simulation platform
(eNSP) to provide comprehensive lab equipment and scenarios for routing, switching, and security. You can
therefore better learn operation and maintenance.
 IP eLab sub-products include:
− NGFW eLab Scenario (operation and maintenance lab scenario for NGFW products)
− Agile Controller-Campus eLab Scenario (operation and maintenance lab scenario for Agile
Controller products)
3.2 IT eLab Service

eLab services in the IT category include lab scenarios for storage, cloud computing, and server fields. eLab
provides comprehensive lab operations for IT products and solutions, helping you better learn operation
and maintenance.
 Storage eLab sub-products include:
− OceanStor T series V2 Storage system eLab Scenario (lab scenario for S2600T V2 based on
Windows 2008 and Linux)
− OceanStor V3 Storage system eLab Scenario (lab scenario for 5300 V3 based on Windows 2008
and Linux)
− OceanStor 18000 Storage system eLab Scenario (lab scenario for 18000 V1 based on Windows
2008 and Linux)
− OceanStor N8500 Clustered NAS System eLab Scenario (lab scenario for N8500 V2 based on
Windows 2008 and Linux)
− OceanStor 9000 Storage system eLab Scenario (lab scenario for 9000 V2 based on Windows 2008
and Linux)
− OceanStor VTL6900 Virtual Tape Library System eLab Scenario (lab scenario for VTL6900 V1
based on Windows 2008)
 Cloud computing eLab sub-products include:
− FusionSphere(R3)Solution eLab Scenario(lab scenario for FusionSphere 3.0 based on Windows 7)
− FusionSphere(R5)Solution eLab Scenario(lab scenario for FusionSphere 5.0 based on Windows 7)
 Server eLab sub-products include:
− RH V2 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario (lab scenario for RH V2 based on Windows 7)
− RH V3 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario (lab scenario for RH V3 based on Windows 7)
− E9000 Series Blade Server eLab Scenario (lab scenario for E9000 based on Windows 7)
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3.3 UC&C eLab Service

eLab services in the UC&C category include lab scenarios for IP telephony (IPT) and intelligent video
surveillance (IVS) fields, helping you better learn operation and maintenance.
UC&C eLab sub-products include:
 eSpace IPT system (U1900 based) eLab scenario (typical lab scenario for IPT products)
 eSpace IVS System eLab Scenario (typical lab scenario for IVS products)
3.4 Wireless eLab Service

eLab services in the wireless category include lab scenarios for enterprise wireless private network base
station and network management system (NMS) fields. eLab provides lab scenarios for eLTE broadband
trunking solutions, helping you better learn operation and maintenance.
Wireless eLab sub-products include:
 eNodeB eLTE trunking V3.3 eLab Scenario(data configuration and O&M scenario for eLTE
broadband trunking base station products)
 eOMC910 eLTE trunking V3.3 eLab Scenario (O&M scenario for eLTE broadband trunking NMS)
3.5 eLab Service Description

3.5.1 NGFW eLab Scenario
Devices and Versions

Model Version Quantity
USG6330 V100R001 2
S3700 V200R003 2
Courses
 HCNA-Security-CBSN Constructing Basic Security Network Training V2.5
 USG6000 Installation and Initial Commissioning Training
 USG6000 Essential Operation and Maintenance Training
 USG6000 Advanced Operation and Maintenance Training
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
In this lab scenario, you can complete the following experiments:
 Configuring firewall security policies
 Configuring firewall Network Address Translation (NAT)
 Performing firewall virtual private network (VPN) experiments, including Internet Protocol Security
(IPSec), Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP), Generic Routing
Encapsulation (GRE), GRE over IPSec, and L2TP over IPSec
 Configuring firewall hot standby
 Configuring intrusion prevention system (IPS), antivirus (AV), and URL filtering
Service Value
Upon completion of experiments in this scenario, you will be able to:
 Configure and maintain the USG6000 NGFW, for example, configuring security policies, NAT, VPN,
hot standby, and Unified Threat Management (UTM).
3.5.2 Agile Controller-Campus eLab Scenario

S9700 V200R006 1
S3700 V200R003 1
USG6330 V100R001 1
Agile Controller V100R002 1
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Courses
 Agile Controller-Campus Operation and Maintenance Training
Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Configuring Portal authentication
 Configuring 802.1X authentication
 Configuring security access control gateway (SACG) authentication
Service Value
 Configure and maintain Huawei Agile Controller, for example, configuring 802.1X and Portal
authentication, and SACG.
3.5.3 OceanStor T series V2 Storage system eLab Scenario

OceanStor S2600T V200R002 2

Windows 2008 X64 4
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SUSE Linux 11 SP2 X64 4
Courses
 HCNA-Storage-BSSN Building the Structure of Storage Network Training V2.1
 HCNP-Storage-CUSN Constructing Unified Storage Network Training V2.5
 OceanStor T Series V2 (55T/56T/58T/68T) Storage System Deployment and Management Training
Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Performing basic configuration for T series V2
 Configuring the snapshot service for T series V2
 Configuring synchronous remote replication for T series V2
 Configuring asynchronous remote replication for T series V2
 Configuring the clone service for T series V2
 Configuring inter-array LUN copy for T series V2
 Configuring SmartTier for T series V2
 Configuring SmartQoS for T series V2
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Service Value
 Be certified as an HCNA storage engineer who can operate, manage, and maintain SAN storage
systems, for example, planning and deploying basic configuration, snapshot, remote replication, clone,
LUN copy, SmartTier, and SmartQoS for T series V2 products.
3.5.4 OceanStor V3 Storage system eLab Scenario

OceanStor 5300 V300R002 2

Windows 2008 X64 4
Courses
 HCNA-Storage-BSSN Building the Structure of Storage Network Training V3.0
 HCNP-Storage-CUSN Constructing Unified Storage Network Training V3.0
 HCNP-Storage-CDPS Constructing Data Protection System Training V3.0
 OceanStor V3(5300/5500/5600/5800/6800/6900) Converged Storage System Deployment and
Management Training
 Enterprise Backup Solution Training
Scenario Topology
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Service Content
 Configuring basic services for V3 series
 Configuring IP SAN and FC SAN for V3 series
 Performing routing operations for V3 series
 Configuring the common Internet file system (CIFS) for V3 series
 Configuring the Network File System (NFS) for V3 series
 Configuring the file system quota for V3 series
 Configuring the LUN snapshot service for V3 series
 Configuring the file system snapshot service for V3 series
 Configuring remote replication for V3 series
 Configuring the LUN clone service for V3 series
 Configuring the LUN replication for V3 series
 Configuring Smart Migration for V3 series
Service Value
 Be certified as an HCNA storage engineer who can operate, manage, and maintain SAN storage
system, for example, planning and deploying routine maintenance, basic configuration, CIFS, NFS,
file system quota, snapshot, file system snapshot, and remote replication for V3 series.
3.5.5 OceanStor 18000 Storage System eLab Scenario

OceanStor 18500/18800 V100R001 2

Windows 2008 X64 6
Courses
 OceanStor 18500/18800 V1 High-end Storage System Deployment and Management Training
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Configuring basic services and SmartTier for the OceanStor 18000
 Configuring the inter-array snapshot service for the OceanStor 18000
 Configuring inter-array LUN copy for the OceanStor 18000
 Configuring synchronous remote replication for the OceanStor 18000
 Configuring asynchronous remote replication for the OceanStor 18000
 Configuring SmartPartition for the OceanStor 18000
 Configuring SmartQoS for the OceanStor 18000
Service Value
 Deploy and manage Huawei's high-end storage systems, for example, operating and deploying basic
configuration, SmartTier, inter-array snapshot, inter-array LUN copy, remote replication,
SmartPartition, and SmartQoS.
3.5.6 OceanStor N8500 Clustered NAS System eLab Scenario

OceanStor N8500 V200R001 1

Windows 2008 X64 3
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Courses
 HCNP-Storage-CBDS Constructing Big Data Solution Training V2.0/V2.5
 N8500 V2 Cluster NAS System Deployment and Management Training
Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Configuring storage units
 Configuring storage pools
 Configuring the file system
 Configuring the CIFS normal shared environment
 Configuring the CIFS homedir shared environment
 Configuring the NFS shared environment
Service Value
 Be certified as an HCNP storage Big Data engineer who can deploy and manage N8500 clustered
NAS systems, for example, operating and deploying storage units, storage pools, file systems, CIFS
normal and homedir shared environments, and NFS shared environment.
3.5.7 OceanStor 9000 Storage system eLab Scenario

OceanStor 9000 V100R001 2
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Windows 2008 X64 4

Courses
 OceanStor 9000 Storage System Deployment and Management Training
 HCNP-Storage-CBDS Constructing Big Data Solution Training V3.0
Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Performing basic configuration for the OceanStor 9000
 Configuring the NFS sharing function
 Configuring the CIFS sharing function
 Configuring management data redundancy
 Creating quotas
 Setting the file migration period and watermark threshold
 Configuring file pool policies
Service Value
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 Deploy and manage the OceanStor 9000 clustered NAS system, for example, operating and deploying
the basic configuration, NFS and CIFS sharing, management data redundancy, quota creation, file
migration period, and watermark threshold, and file pool policy of the OceanStor 9000.
3.5.8 OceanStor VTL6900 Virtual Tape Library System eLab Scenario

VTL6900-IS/VTL6900-AIO V100R005 1
Windows 2008 X64 4
Courses
 HCNP-Storage-CDPS Constructing Data Protection System TrainingV2.0/V2.5
 VTL6900 Virtual Tape Library System Deployment and Management Training
Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Performing basic configuration for the VTL6900
 Configuring the Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) address for the VTL6900
 Configuring management and service IP addresses for the VTL6900
 Downloading and installing the VTL6900 console
 Configuring storage units
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 Configuring VTL6900 services

 Preparing equipment for the virtual tape library
 Creating the virtual tape library database
 Creating the virtual tape library
 Configuring the Internet Small Computer Systems Interface (iSCSI) client for the VTL6900
 Configuring data deduplication
Service Value
 Be certified as an HCNP data storage protection engineer who can deploy and manage the VTL6900,
for example, operating and deploying the storage units, VTL basic configuration, virtual tape library
database creation, virtual tape library creation, and data deduplication.
3.5.9 FusionSphere (R3) Solution eLab Scenario

FusionCompute V100R003C10SPC600 -
FusionManager V100R003C10SPC600 -
RH2288H V2 3
Windows 7 X86 8
Courses
 FusionSphereSolution R3 Deployment and Management Training
 HCNA-Cloud-BCCP Building Cloud Computing Platform TrainingV1.0
 HCNP-Cloud-BCCS Building Cloud Computing Solution TrainingV1.0
Scenario Topology
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Service Content
 Creating computing clusters for the FusionCompute
 Backing up and restoring the FusionCompute
 Implementing quick start of the FusionManager
 Implementing quick service provisioning of the FusionManager
Service Value
 Deploy and manage the FusionSphere solution (R3), for example, FusionCompute computing cluster
creation, backup, and restore, and FusionManager quick start and quick service provisioning.
3.5.10 FusionSphere (R5) Solution eLab Scenario

FusionCompute V100R005C10SPC600 -
FusionManager V100R005C10SPC600 -
RH2288 V2 3
Windows 7 X86 8
Courses
 FusionSphereCloud Platform Solution Training
 Desktop Cloud Solution Deployment and Management Training
 HCNA-Cloud-BCCP Building Cloud Computing Platform TrainingV2.0
 HCNP-Cloud-FCDC FusionCloud DataCenter Solution TrainingV2.0
 HCNP-Cloud-FCDS FusionCloud Desktop Solution TrainingV2.0
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Creating computing clusters for the FusionCompute
 Backing up and restoring the FusionCompute
 Implementing quick start of the FusionManager
 Implementing quick service provisioning of the FusionManager
Service Value
 Deploy and manage the FusionSphere solution (R5), for example, FusionCompute computing cluster
creation, backup, and restore, and FusionManager quick start and quick service provisioning.
3.5.11 RH V2 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario

RH2288H V2 2
RH2288 V2 1
Windows 7 X86 6
Courses
 RH V2 Series Rack Server Deployment and Management Training
 Huawei Server Troubleshooting Training
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Performing iMana operations
 Configuring the server basic input/output system (BIOS) (on the Romley platform)
 Configuring the server redundant array of independent disks (RAID)
 Installing the server operating system
 Installing FusionServer tools
Service Value
 Deploy and manage RH V2 series rack servers, for example, performing iMana operations,
configuring the server BIOS (on the Romley platform) and RAID, installing the operating system, and
installing FusionServer tools.
3.5.12 RH V3 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario

RH1288 V3 2
RH2288H V3 1
Windows 7 X86 6
Courses
 FusionServer RH V3 Series Rack Server Deployment and Management Training
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Performing Intelligent Baseboard Management Controller (iBMC) operations
 Configuring the server BIOS (on the Romley platform)
 Configuring the server RAID
Service Value
 Deploy and manage RH V3 series rack servers, for example, performing iMana operations,
configuring the server BIOS (on the Romley platform) and RAID, installing the operating system, and
installing FusionServer tools.
3.5.13 E9000 Series Blade Server eLab Scenario

E9000 V1 1
Windows 7 X86 6
Courses
 E9000 Converged Infrastructure Blade Server Deployment and Management Training
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Configuring the MM910 management module configuration
 Performing iBMC operations
 Performing iMana operations
 Configuring the server BIOS
 Configuring the server RAID
Service Value
 Deploy and manage E9000 series blade servers, for example, configuring the MM910, server BIOS,
and RAID, performing iBMC and iMana operations, installing the operating system, and installing
FusionServer tools.
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3.5.14 eSpace IPT (U1900 based) eLab Scenario

U1911 V200R003/V200R002 1
U1960 V200R003/V200R002 1
OpenEye (Terminal) - -
Courses
 eSpace IPT System Deployment and Maintenance Training
 HCNA-UC-IHUCA Introducing Huawei Unified Communication Administration Training
Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Logging in to the web, LMT, and command-line interface (CLI) of the U1900 series
 Getting familiar with the U1960 and U1911 user interfaces
 Getting familiar with the U19XX call process
 Configuring intra-office dialing
 Configuring inter-office dialing
 Configuring call services
 Configuring call transfer services
 Configuring call barring services
 Configuring call pickup
 Configuring the ringing service
 Creating conferences
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 Experiencing voice conferences
Service Value
 Operate and maintain the U1900 voice gateway, for example, operating and deploying voice features
including intra- and inter-office calls, basic telephone features, and conference.
3.5.15 eSpace IVS System eLab Scenario

eSpace VCN3000 V100R002C00SPC104 1

iPC6621-Z30-I - 1
IPC6122-P - 1
IPC6221-VRZ - 1
Virtual PC - 6
Courses
 Huawei IVS System Operation and Maintenance Training
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Logging in to and initializing the eSpace IVS system
 Adding cameras using a wizard
 Configuring roles
 Creating users
 Configuring alarm subscription
 Specifying protection zones
 Creating presets for surrounding cameras
 Linking video recording
 Viewing historical alarms
 Managing storage space
 Configuring platform recording plans
 Retrieving and downloading video resources
 Adding on-screen display (OSD) characters
 Configuring motion detection alarms
 Setting the camera sequencing
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Service Value
 Operate and maintain Huawei IVS system, for example, initializing the VCN3000, adding cameras,
managing user roles and rights, configuring the recording system and alarms, and managing storage.
3.5.16 eNodeB eLTE Trunking V3.3 eLab Scenario

DBS3900 V100R003 4
Windows 2008 X64 4
eOMC910 V100R003 1
S5700 V200R005 1
Courses
 eNodeB Operation and Maintenance Training(Trunking)
 eNodeB Data Configuration Training(Trunking)
Scenario Topology
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Service Content
 Configuring eNodeB data
 Operating and maintaining eNodeB equipment (on the LMT and NMS)
Service Value
 Commission, operate, and maintain Huawei's eLTE base stations.
3.5.17 eOMC910 eLTE Trunking V3.3 eLab Scenario

DBS3900 V100R003 2
eSCN230 V100R003 1
Windows 2008 X64 4
eOMC910 V100R003 1
S5700 V200R005 1
Courses
 eOMC910 Client Operation and Maintenance Training
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Scenario Topology
Service Content
 Using the eOMC operation and maintenance client
 Using the eOMC terminal management client
 Using the eOMC operation system
Service Value
 Operate and maintain the eLTE broadband trunking NMS and register users.
4 Service Delivery
4.1 Responsibility Matrix
Table 4-1 describes responsibilities of Huawei and its customers during eLab service activities.
Table 4-1 Responsibility matrix of the eLab service

Phase No. Responsibility Huawei Customer
Preparation 1 eLab scenario commissioning and maintenance

phase
2 Offline application Responsible
3 Offline approval and resource preparation Responsible
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Phase No. Responsibility Huawei Customer
4 Online reservation Responsible Responsible

5 Lab login client and network environment Responsible
6 Online reservation approval Responsible
Delivery 7 eLab experiment materials (experiment guide & Responsible
phase FAQ)
8 eLab environment check Responsible
9 eLab problem collection and feedback Responsible
10 eLab problem handling Responsible
11 Satisfaction survey and feedback before the end Responsible
of the eLab experiment
12 eLab environment restoration Responsible
NOTE

To apply for online reservation, you need to select the experiment time and eLab scenario template, fill in
reservation information, and collect learner accounts. For details, see the Huawei eLab Reservation and Use
Management Process V1.0 (for Project-Bound Scenarios).

For the software, hardware, and network environment requirements for logging in to the eLab client, see section 4.2
"Prerequisites."

When a lecture from a Huawei Authorized Learning Partner (HALP) is teaching the course, the HALP lecture is
responsible for checking and restoring the eLab environment.
4.2 Prerequisites
To ensure eLab delivery service quality, customers need to ensure that the client and network environment
for remotely accessing the eLab service meet prerequisites listed in the following table before using the
Huawei eLab services.
Table 4-1 Client and network environment requirements for accessing the eLab service
Category No. Item Description Remarks
Client 1 CPU and memory CPU > Pentium 350 MHz; memory
> 128 MB
2 Display At least 800 x 600 pixels and16-bit
color display
3 Operating system Windows 7/8/Vista/XP, Linux, and
Mac
4 Browser Internet Explorer 7.x- 9.x (32-bit)
Safari 4.x-5.x
Firefox 4.x (32 -bit)
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Category No. Item Description Remarks
Chrome
5 Plug-in and Adobe Flash V9/10/11 or later
browser settings
Java Applet V1.6 or later
Allowing the pop-up window, Java
scripts, and cookies
*.huawei.com listed in trusted sites
Network 6 Internet access Accessible website: http://e-
environment learning.huawei.com/elabportal/ebg/
Log in to the eLab Portal and
configure network delay detection.
7 Network delay < 300 ms This delay ensures
optimal experience.
300–400 ms This delay degrades
experience and is
hardly acceptable.
> 400 ms Users cannot access
the eLab service. It
is recommended
that the eLab
environment be
prepared onsite.
8 Bandwidth Recommended value: higher than 40
KB/s
Minimum: 20 KB/s, which may
make the network unstable
9 Opened ports 80 and 443
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4.3 Network Environment Detection
Step 1 As shown in the figure, select SystemCheck and click Download. In the dialog box that is displayed,
click save to save eClassSpeed. (Record the path.)
Step 2 Find the path of eClassSpeed, and unzip eClassSpeed.zip
Step 3 Double-click eClassSpeed.exe to open the test tool.
Step 4 Click Start Detect to start checking the network environment. In the process of environmental testing,
the eClassSpeedLogXXX.log file will be generated in the eClassSpeed directory.
Step 5 The test results are shown in the following figure.
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Figure 4-1 Huawei Academy Online
NOTE
Please return the results or feedback problems to learning@huawei.com.
----End
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4.4 Service Delivery Application and Reservation Processes
Figure 4-1 eLab application process (for non-project-bound scenarios)
For details, see the Huawei eLab Application Process V1.0 (for Non-Project-bound Scenarios).
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Figure 4-2 eLab reservation and use management process (for project-bound scenarios)
For details, see the Huawei eLab Reservation and Use Management Process V1.0 (for Project-Bound
Scenarios).
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Figure 4-3 eLab reservation and use management process (for independent eLab project purchase scenarios)
For details, see the Huawei eLab Reservation and Use Management Process V1.0 (for Independent eLab
Project Scenarios).
4.5 Common Tools

No. Tool Name Description
1 IE/Firefox/Chrome Browser for logging in to the eLab equipment on the web

interface. Currently, Firefox is mainly used for login to high-end
eLab products.
2 Secure Shell (SSH)/PuTTY SSH client for logging in to the eLab equipment or operating
system.
3 SecureCRT/PuTTY Uses Telnet to log in to the eLab equipment or serial port server.
4 Jre-7u65-Windows-i586 Tool for logging in to the eLab equipment through the keyboard,
video, and mouse (KVM), Integrated Storage Manager (ISM), or
web interface.
5 VNC/Mstsc Remote desktop tool. The Virtual Network Computer (VNC)
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No. Tool Name Description
tool can be used to log in to Windows and Linux, while the

Microsoft Terminal Services Client (Mstsc) tool can be used to
log in only to Windows.
6 FTP Server/SFTP Server Server for uploading or downloading files to or from the eLab
equipment.
7 ISM Tool for logging in to the array V1, N8500, and VIS6600T
devices in the IT field.
8 VTL Console Tool for logging in to the VTL6900 in the IT field.
9 NB Client Tool for logging in to the HDP3500E in the IT field.
8 Secoway VPN Client Tool for VPN dial-up on the firewall in the datacom field.
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Figure 1-1 Huawei eLab service product portfolio

RH V2 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario

3.1 IP eLab Service

3.2 IT eLab Service

3.3 UC&C eLab Service

3.4 Wireless eLab Service

3.5 eLab Service Description

Devices and Versions

3.5.2 Agile Controller-Campus eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

3.5.3 OceanStor T series V2 Storage system eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

OceanStor S2600T V200R002 2

Model Version Quantity

SUSE Linux 11 SP2 X64 4

3.5.4 OceanStor V3 Storage system eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

OceanStor 5300 V300R002 2

3.5.5 OceanStor 18000 Storage System eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

OceanStor 18500/18800 V100R001 2

3.5.6 OceanStor N8500 Clustered NAS System eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

OceanStor N8500 V200R001 1

3.5.7 OceanStor 9000 Storage system eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

OceanStor 9000 V100R001 2

Model Version Quantity

Windows 2008 X64 4

3.5.8 OceanStor VTL6900 Virtual Tape Library System eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

 Configuring VTL6900 services

3.5.9 FusionSphere (R3) Solution eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

3.5.10 FusionSphere (R5) Solution eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

3.5.11 RH V2 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

3.5.12 RH V3 Series Rack Server eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

3.5.13 E9000 Series Blade Server eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

3.5.14 eSpace IPT (U1900 based) eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

 Experiencing voice conferences

3.5.15 eSpace IVS System eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

eSpace VCN3000 V100R002C00SPC104 1

3.5.16 eNodeB eLTE Trunking V3.3 eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

3.5.17 eOMC910 eLTE Trunking V3.3 eLab Scenario

Devices and Versions

Table 4-1 Responsibility matrix of the eLab service

Preparation 1 eLab scenario commissioning and maintenance

Phase No. Responsibility Huawei Customer

4 Online reservation Responsible Responsible

Category No. Item Description Remarks

4.3 Network Environment Detection