IMS_DC002_E1_1 ZXUN CG

System Debugging
Targets

 Upon completing the course, you will be able to:

 Grasp charging server debugging
 Grasp charging client debugging
 Grasp interface debugging
 Grasp service debugging
Contents

 Charging server debugging

 Charging client debugging
 Interface debugging
 Service debugging
Starting Service Programs
 There are two methods to start service programs:
 1. Starting the service processes with the system
monitoring program s10dog.
 2. Starting service processes with the start command:

Run the following commands on the Terminal interface:
– $nms start
– $s10spu start
– $sctpfsm start
Checking Process Running Status
 Log in to the charging server as the omc user. Right-click on the
desktop of the server, and select Tools > Terminal from popup menu
to enter the Terminal window

 Run the following command:

 $ps –ef|grep s10
Modifying s10cfg.ini
 1. Enter the following path:
 $cd /ZXHOME/config
 2. Run the following command:
 $vi s10cfg.ini
 3. Enter s10cfg.ini editing status and change the following according to
actual needs:
 Locate the following line:

PostOffice=131
 Set the office number of the actual charging server to 131.
 Locate the following line

LOCALMODULE=130
 Set the module number of the actual charging server to 130.
 Locate the following line

LocalIP=172.16.0.230
 Set the IP address of the actual charging server to 172.16.0.230.
Adding CDR Source Nodes
 Adding Link Information
 There are two methods to add information of additional
links to CDR source nodes on the charging server:

Create information of additional links to CDR source nodes on
the charging server while installing service software on the
charging server.

Add information of additional inks to CDR source nodes by
modifying the s10cfg.ini file.
Adding CDR Source Nodes
 Configuring Routes
 1. To add the route manually, run the following command:

# route add [host|net] destination [gateway]

 2. To create a permanent static route, write the above route

configuration information into the /etc/rc2.d/S99route file. The route
will become automatically effective when system starts.
Adding CDR Source Nodes
 Checking Link Status to the MP
 1. Run the following command:

$s10see
 2. On the s10see--main window , click Browse > System
Information to display the connection status of each link and node
Adding CDR Source Nodes
 3. Check the following items in the Communication
pane:

Check if State of IP address of the new MP is Connected.

Check if State of IP address of the charging server is
Connected.

Check if State of IP address of the BD is Connected.

Check if listening is configured on MSS Communication
System.

check if State of IP address of the charging client is Listening.
Adding CDR Source Nodes
 Stopping Service Programs
 1. On the s10dog window, click Close to stop s10dog
(Omit this step if s10dog is not running).
 2. Run the following commands to stop nms and s10spu

$nms stop

$s10spu stop

After running these commands, ZXUN CG service processing
programs will automatically exit.
 3. Refer to Checking Process Running Status to check
if the service processing programs have been stopped
or if any service processing program is still found active.
Adding CDR Source Nodes
 Stopping Legacy Service Programs
 1. To clear the active programs, run the following
command:

$pkill program name

program name includes: nms, sctpfsm and s10spu.
 2. Run the following commands:

$./omcdel
Contents

 Charging server debugging

 Charging client debugging
 Interface debugging
 Service debugging
Opening MSS Communication System Window
Setting the Local Node Position
 1. On the ZTE Communication System window, click the
Link Setup tab.
Setting the Local Node Role
 1. On the ZTE Communication System window,
click the Link Setup tab.
 2. Select Client and enter 5057 in the Port field.
Adding Access Nodes to Charging Server
 1. On the ZTE Communication System window, click the Link Setup
tab.
 2. On the Link Setup tab page, click the button to enter the
New Node dialog box
Checking Link Information
Contents

 Charging server debugging

 Charging client debugging
 Interface debugging
 Service debugging
Debugging CDR Collection Interface
 On Windows taskbar, click Start > Programs >
Bill Client >CDR Management Client to enter the
Login SPU dialog box
Debugging CDR Collection Interface
 Enter login information and then click Ok. The
Charging System CDR Manager window
appears
Debugging CDR Collection Interface
 3. In the left pane of Charging System CDR Manager, double-click
on Normal CDR to view different CDR channels on the SPU,

 4. Select the channel you want to view. The right pane will display the
file list in this channel.
 5. In the right pane, double-click a CDR file to check if its content is
correct.
CDR Output Interface Debugging
 Creating an Account to Receive CDRs
 Configuring a Route to BD
 Under the directory /etc/rc2.d on the Charging Server,
add a file S99router, with the following content:

route add default 10.41.34.254
 Testing FTP Login
 Checking CDR Prefix
 Ask the BD to take away CDRs under the export/
home/bill/remote directory and check if the prefix of
CDRs has changed from B to C.
Contents

 Charging server debugging

 Charging client debugging
 Interface debugging
 Service debugging
CDR Correlation
 After the system passes interface testing, open
the CDR Manager to check if there is any CDR
under the correlation channel.

 For the channel number of the consolidated

channel, view CDR Channel on the charging
client.
CDR Management
 The management of CDR includes:
 Saving CDRs
 Deleting CDRs
 Restoring CDRs
 Downloading CDRs to the local system