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Chapter 1 Reading Guide ................................................................................
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Chapter 2 Overview of Hardware Installation ...............................................
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2.1 Hardware Components ..........................................................................

2.2 Hardware Installation Instructions ..........................................................
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Chapter 3 Hardware Installation Preparations ..............................................
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3.1 Overview of Hardware Installation Preparations ....................................

3.2 Studying Engineering Documents ..........................................................
3.3 Preparing Tools and Meters ...................................................................
3.4 Checking Equipment Room ....................................................................
3.4.1 Checking Environment ...................................................................
3.4.2 Checking Power Supply .................................................................
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Chapter 4 Installing PC ...................................................................................
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4.1 Overview of Installing PC .......................................................................

4.2 Installing Operation Desk .......................................................................
4.3 Installing PC and Related Equipment .....................................................
4.4 Connecting Cables .................................................................................
4.4.1 Connecting Power and Grounding Cables .....................................
4.4.2 Connecting Network Cables ..........................................................
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Chapter 5 Installing Sun Netra 20 ..................................................................
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5.1 Overview of Installing Sun Netra 20 .......................................................

5.2 Installing M2000 Server Rack ................................................................
5.3 Installing Internal Devices of Racks .......................................................
5.4 Connecting Rack Cables ........................................................................
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Chapter 6 Installing Sun Fire V880 .................................................................
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6.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire V880 .....................................................

6.2 Installing a Sun Fire V880 and a 3310 ...................................................
6.3 Connecting Equipment Cables ...............................................................
6.3.1 Overview of Connecting Equipment Cables ..................................
6.3.3 Connecting Sun Fire V880 and 3310 Using a SCSI Bus ...............
6.3.4 Connecting Sun Fire V880 and Operation Terminal Using a
Serial Port Cable .....................................................................................
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Chapter 7 Installing Sun Fire 4800 .................................................................
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7.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire 4800......................................................
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7.2 Installing Sun Fire Server Cabinet ..........................................................

7.3 Installing Internal Devices of Sun Fire Server Cabinet ...........................
7.4 Installing Sun Blade 150 .........................................................................
7.5.1 Overview of Connecting the Cables ...............................................
7.5.3 Connecting Sun Fire 4800 and T3s Using Optical Fibers ..............
7.5.4 Connecting Sun Fire 4800 and D240 Using a SCSI Bus ...............
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Chapter 8 Installing Alarm Box ......................................................................
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8.1 Overview of Installing Alarm Box............................................................

8.2 Fixing the Alarm Box ..............................................................................
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Chapter 9 Overview of Software Installation .................................................
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9.1 Software Components ............................................................................

9.2 Software Installation Procedure .............................................................
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Chapter 10 Software Installation Preparations .............................................
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10.1 Overview of Installation Preparations ...................................................

10.2 Checking Hardware Installation............................................................
10.3 Checking Mandatory Software .............................................................
10.4 Retrieving Software Installation Licenses.............................................
10.4.1 Retrieving Software Licenses for M2000 System ........................
10.4.2 Procedure of Retrieving M2000 Software License .......................
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Chapter 11 Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20 ............................
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11.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20 ................... 11-1
11.2 Confirming the Configuration of the Server .......................................... 11-1
11.3 Planning Partition Diskss ...................................................................... 11-1
11.4 Connecting a Terminal to Sun Netra 20 Server ................................... 11-2
11.4.1 Setting Up Physical Connection................................................... 11-3
11.4.2 Setting up Logical Connection ..................................................... 11-4
11.5 Installing Solaris ................................................................................... 11-5
11.5.1 Overview of Installing Solaris ....................................................... 11-5
11.5.2 Booting from CD-ROM ................................................................. 11-5
11.5.3 Configuring Parameters ............................................................... 11-5
11.5.4 Starting Installation ...................................................................... 11-9
11.5.5 Setting Password of root .............................................................. 11-9
11.5.6 Using the Second Disk to Install .................................................. 11-9
11.5.7 Skipping the Language Disk ........................................................ 11-10
11.5.8 Restarting Solaris .........................................................................

11.6 Installing Solaris Patches .....................................................................
11.6.1 Overview of Installing Solaris Patches .........................................
11.6.2 Preparing Installation Package ....................................................
11.6.3 Configuring Setup Parameters .....................................................
11.6.4 Installing Patches .........................................................................
11.6.5 Checking the Installation ..............................................................
11.7 Setting Solaris System Parameters......................................................
11.7.1 Setting Default Router and Gateway ...........................................
11.7.2 Setting the Parameters for Access ..............................................
11.7.3 Restarting the System..................................................................
11.8 Installing Disk Mirror .............................................................................
11.8.1 Overview of Installing Disk Mirror ................................................
11.8.2 Planning Mirroring ........................................................................
11.8.3 Installing Sun DiskSuite ...............................................................
11.8.4 Creating Configuration Files ........................................................
11.8.5 Backing up System Files ..............................................................
11.8.6 Creating Mirrors for Local Disk ....................................................
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Chapter 12 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880 ..........................
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12.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880 .................
12.2 Confirming the Hardware Configuration of Server ...............................
12.3 Planning Partition Disks .......................................................................
12.4 Installing Supporting Platform ..............................................................
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Chapter 13 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800 ..........................
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13.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800..................

13.2 Confirming the Configuration of the Server ..........................................
13.3 Planning Partition Disks .......................................................................
13.4 Installing Supporting Platform ..............................................................
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Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal .......................
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14.1 Overview of Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal ...............

14.2 Configuring IP of Terminal ....................................................................
14.3 Preparing Installation Package .............................................................
14.4 Entering the License .............................................................................
14.5 Installing WinaXe ..................................................................................
14.6 Configuring WinaXe .............................................................................
14.7 Running WinaXe ..................................................................................
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Chapter 15 Installing Sybase Database and Patches ...................................
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15.1 Overview of Installing Sybase Database and Patches .........................
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15.2 Preparation ...........................................................................................

15.2.1 Checking Solaris Running Status ................................................
15.2.2 Setting Sharing Memory ..............................................................
15.2.3 Creating dbuser ...........................................................................
15.2.4 Restarting the System..................................................................
15.3 Installing Sybase ..................................................................................
15.3.1 Overview of Installing Sybase ......................................................
15.3.2 Becoming dbuser .........................................................................
15.3.3 Running the Installer ....................................................................
15.3.4 Setting Installation Parameters ....................................................
15.3.5 Starting Initial Installation .............................................................
15.3.6 Configuring Sybase Database Server..........................................
15.3.7 Finishing the Installation ..............................................................
15.4 Configuring Sybase Parameters ..........................................................
15.4.1 Setting Environment Parameters of dbuser .................................
15.4.2 Setting Password of sa ................................................................
15.4.3 Modifying Sybase Database Parameters .....................................
15.5 Installing Sybase Patches ....................................................................
15.5.1 Overview of Installing Sybase Patches ........................................
15.5.2 Loading Patches ..........................................................................
15.5.3 Decompressing Patches ..............................................................
15.5.4 Stopping Sybase ..........................................................................
15.5.5 Copying Patches ..........................................................................
15.5.6 Editing the File RUN_SYB and RUN_SYB_back .........................
15.5.7 Starting Sybase ............................................................................
15.6 Checking the Installation ......................................................................
15.6.1 Checking Whether the Adaptive Server and the Backup
Server are Started ...................................................................................
15.6.2 Checking Whether Database Can Be Connected........................
15.6.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database ......................
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Chapter 16 Installing Server Application .......................................................
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16.1 Overview of Installing Server Application .............................................

16.2 Checking Solaris ..................................................................................
16.2.1 Overview of Checking Solaris ......................................................
16.2.2 Checking Version and Patch Number of Operating System ........
16.2.3 Checking System Partition ...........................................................
16.2.4 Checking and Modifying Server Settings .....................................
16.3 Checking Sybase Database .................................................................
16.3.1 Checking Installation of Sybase ...................................................
16.3.2 Checking Sybase Running Status ...............................................
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16.3.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database ......................

16.4 Installing M2000 Server Application Software ......................................
16.4.1 Overview of Installing M2000 Server Application Software .........
16.4.2 Creating User Group omcsysm ....................................................
16.4.3 Creating omcuser and ftpuser......................................................
16.4.4 Becoming root ..............................................................................
16.4.6 Setting M2000 Application Environment ......................................
16.5.1 Checking Service Status ..............................................................
16.5.2 Manually Starting M2000 Services ..............................................
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Chapter 17 Installing Client Application ........................................................
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17.1 Overview of Installing Client Application ..............................................

17.2 Checking the Operating System ...........................................................
17.3 Checking Communication Between Client and Server .........................
17.3.1 Setting Client IP ...........................................................................
17.3.2 Checking Network Connections Between Client and Server .......
17.4 Installing M2000 Client Application ......................................................
17.4.1 Overview of Installing M2000 Client Application ..........................
17.4.3 Deleting Temporary Files .............................................................
17.4.4 Appointing One IP for Client to Communicate with Server ..........
17.5.1 Starting Client Application ............................................................
17.5.2 Viewing Client Status ...................................................................
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Chapter 18 Uninstalling M2000 Server Application ......................................
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18.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Server Application .............................

18.2 Stopping M2000 Services ....................................................................
18.3 Using Uninstall Tool of M2000 .............................................................
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Chapter 19 Uninstalling M2000 Client Application .......................................
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19.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Client Application ..............................

19.2 Using Uninstall Tool of M2000 .............................................................
19.3 Using "Add/Remove" Program of Windows .........................................
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Chapter 20 Troubleshooting ...........................................................................
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20.1 Overview of Troubleshooting ................................................................

20.2 Failure in Installing Disk Mirror .............................................................
20.2.1 Symptom ......................................................................................
20.2.2 Analysis ........................................................................................
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20.2.3 Handling .......................................................................................

20.3 Failure in Building Sybase Database Server ........................................
20.3.1 Symptom ......................................................................................
20.3.2 Analysis ........................................................................................
20.3.3 Handling .......................................................................................
20.4 Failure in Reinstalling Sybase ..............................................................
20.4.1 Symptom ......................................................................................
20.4.2 Analysis ........................................................................................
20.4.3 Handling .......................................................................................
20.5 Failure in Installing M2000 Server Application Software ......................
20.5.1 Symptom ......................................................................................
20.5.2 Analysis ........................................................................................
20.5.3 Handling .......................................................................................
20.6 Failure in Reinstalling M2000 Server Application Software..................
20.6.1 Symptom ......................................................................................
20.6.2 Analysis ........................................................................................
20.6.3 Handling .......................................................................................
20.7 Failure in Reinstalling M2000 Client Software ......................................
20.7.1 Symptom ......................................................................................
20.7.2 Analysis ........................................................................................
20.7.3 Handling .......................................................................................
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Chapter 21 Commissioning Dial-up Connection ..........................................
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21.1 Overview of Commissioning Dial-up Connection ................................. 21-1

21.2 Connecting Equipment ......................................................................... 21-1
21.2.1 Preparing Dial-up Server and Dial-up Client ................................ 21-1
21.2.2 Preparing Modem ........................................................................ 21-1
21.2.3 Connecting PSTN Telephone Lines............................................. 21-2
21.3 Configuring IP address of the Dial-up Server ....................................... 21-2
21.4 Configuring the Dial-up Server ............................................................. 21-2
21.5 Configuring the Dial-up Client .............................................................. 21-7
21.6 Starting Dial-up Connection ................................................................. 21-9
21.7 Activating the Dial-in Function of Modem in Windows ......................... 21-10
Chapter 22 Configuring Remote Alarm Notification .....................................
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22.1 Overview of Configuring Remote Alarm Notification ............................

22.2 Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000
Server ...........................................................................................................
22.2.1 Overview of Configuring
Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000 Server .......................
22.2.2 Installing PSTN Modem ...............................................................
22.2.3 Debugging PSTN Modem ............................................................
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22.2.4 Configuring M2000 Server for Remote Notification ..................... 22-3

22.3 Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000
Server ........................................................................................................... 22-3
Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000 Server ....................... 22-3
22.3.2 Installing Wireless Modem ........................................................... 22-4
22.3.3 Debugging Wireless Modem ........................................................ 22-4
22.3.4 Configuring M2000 Server for Remote Notification ..................... 22-4
22.4 Configuring Alarm-Notification-In-Email on M2000 Server ................... 22-5
22.5 Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000
Client ............................................................................................................ 22-6
Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000 Client ........................ 22-6
22.5.2 Installing PSTN Modem ............................................................... 22-6
22.5.3 Debugging PSTN Modem ............................................................ 22-7
22.5.4 Configuring M2000 Client for Remote Notification ....................... 22-9
22.6 Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000
Client ............................................................................................................ 22-9
Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000 Client ........................ 22-9
22.6.2 Installing Wireless Modem ........................................................... 22-9
22.6.3 Debugging Wireless Modem ........................................................ 22-10
22.6.4 Configuring M2000 Client for Remote Notification ....................... 22-10
22.7 Configuring Alarm-Notification-In-Email on M2000 Client .................... 22-10
Appendix A Introduction to Straight-Through and Crossover Cables .......
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A.1 Overview of Network Cables..................................................................

A.2 Straight-Through Cable ..........................................................................
A.2.1 Function .........................................................................................
A.2.2 Cable Sequence ............................................................................
A.3 Crossover Cable ....................................................................................
A.3.1 Function .........................................................................................
A.3.2 Cable Sequence ............................................................................
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HUAWEI
iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System

Installation Manual
V200R002

Installation Manual
Manual Version
T2-030468-20041010-C-2.20
Product Version
V200R002
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Notice
The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Every effort has
been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure accuracy of the contents, but
all statements, information, and recommendations in this manual do not constitute
the warranty of any kind, express or implied.
Summary of Updates
This section provides the update history of this manual and introduces the contents of
subsequent updates.
Update History
This manual is updated for a major product version to maintain consistency with system
hardware or software versions and to incorporate customer suggestions.
Manual Version
Notes
T2-030414-20040225-C-2.10
Initial field trial release
T2-030414-20040528-C-2.11
Initial commercial release
T2-030468-20041010-C-2.20
Improved commercial release
Updates of Contents
Updates between manual versions are cumulative. Therefore, the latest manual
version contains all updates made to previous versions.
Updates Made between Versions 2.20 and 2.11

Merge following three modules into one:
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Module 1 Hardware Installation
Module 2 Software Installation
Module 3 System Commissioning
Delete following contents:

z
Installing hardware and support software for Sun Blade 2000
Backup the M2000 system and restoring the system
Commissioning communications between M2000 and NEs
Add following contents:

z
Software installation troubleshooting
Remote alarm notification configuration
Index
Updates Made between Versions 2.11 and 2.10

The whole manul is optimized in structure and language.
Module 2 Software Installation
z
The description of installing Solaris is updated.
The description of installing Solaris patches is updated.
The description of installing Server application is updated.
Module 3 System Commissioning

The description of configuring the engineering file is updated.
About This Manual

Release Notes
This manual applies to iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System
V200R002.
Organization
The manual introduces the hardware and software installation, and the system
commissioning of iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System.
It consists of twenty-two chapters and one appendix.
Chapter 1 Reading Guide introduces the manual structure.
Chapter 2 Overview of Hardware Installation introduces the hardware components
and installation instructions.
Chapter 3 Hardware Installation Preparations introduces the pre-installation
procedure.
Chapter 4 Installing PC introduces the hardware procedure of installing PC.
Chapter 5 Installing Sun Netra 20 introduces the hardware procedure of installing
Sun Netra 20.
Chapter 6 Installing Sun Fire V880 introduces the hardware procedure of installing
Sun Fire V880.
Chapter 7 Installing Sun Fire 4800 introduces the hardware procedure of installing
Sun Fire 4800.
Chapter 8 Installing Alarm Box introduces the procedure of installing alarm box.
Chapter 9 Overview of Software Installation introduces the software components
and installation instructions.
Chapter 10 Software Installation Preparations introduces the pre-installation
procedure.
Chapter 11 Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20 introduces how to install
Solaris and disk mirror on Sun Netra 20.
Chapter 12 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880 introduces the disk
partition on Sun Fire V880.
Chapter 13 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800 introduces the disk
partition on Sun Fire V4800.
Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal introduces the
procedure of installing and configuring winaXe on terminal.
Chapter 15 Installing Sybase Database and Patches introduces the procedure of
installing Sybase database and patches on the server.
Chapter 16 Installing Server Application introduces the procedure of installing
M2000 server application.
Chapter 17 Installing Client Application introduces the procedure of installing client
application.
Chapter 18 Uninstalling M2000 Server Application introduces the procedure of
uninstalling M2000 server application.
Chapter 19 Uninstalling M2000 Client Application introduces the procedure of
uninstalling M2000 client application.
Chapter 20 Troubleshooting introduces how to handle the failure during the
installation procedure.
Chapter 21 Commissioning Dial-up Connection introduces the procedure of
creating and commissioning a dial-up connection.
Chapter 22 Remote Alarm Notification Configuration introduces the method of
commissioning modem and configuring remote alarm notification.
Appendix A Introduction to Straight-Through and Crossover Cables introduces
the function and cable sequence of straight-through and crossover cables.
Intended Audience
The manual is intended for the following readers:
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Installation engineers and technicians
M2000 administrator
Network management personnel
Conventions
The manual uses the following conventions:
I. General conventions
Convention
Description
Arial
Normal paragraphs are in Arial.
Arial Narrow
Warnings, Cautions, Notes and Tips are in Arial Narrow.
Boldface
Headings are in Boldface.
Courier New
Terminal Display is in Courier New.
II. Command conventions

Convention
Description
Boldface
The keywords of a command line are in Boldface.
italic
Command arguments are in italic.
[]
Items (keywords or arguments) in square brackets [ ] are optional.
{ x | y | ... }
Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by vertical bars.

One is selected.
[ x | y | ... ]
Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets and separated

by vertical bars. One or none is selected.
{ x | y | ... } *
Alternative items are grouped in braces and separated by vertical bars. A

minimum of one or a maximum of all can be selected.
[ x | y | ... ] *
Optional alternative items are grouped in square brackets and separated

by vertical bars. Many or none can be selected.
III. GUI conventions

Convention
Description
<>
Button names are inside angle brackets. For example, click the <OK>
button.
[]
Window names, menu items, data table and field names are inside square
brackets. For example, pop up the [New User] window.
Multi-level menus are separated by forward slashes. For example,

[File/Create/Folder].
IV. Keyboard operation

Format
<Key>
Description
Press the key with the key name inside angle brackets. For example,
<Enter>, <Tab>, <Backspace>, or <A>.
Format
Description
<Key1+Key2>
Press the keys concurrently. For example, <Ctrl+Alt+A> means the three
keys should be pressed concurrently.
<Key1, Key2>
Press the keys in turn. For example, <Alt, A> means the two keys should
be pressed in turn.
V. Mouse operation
Action
Description
Click
Press the left button or right button quickly (left button by default).
Double Click
Press the left button twice continuously and quickly.
Drag
Press and hold the left button and drag it to a certain position.
VI. Symbols
Eye-catching symbols are also used in the manual to highlight the points worthy of
special attention during the operation. They are defined as follows:
Caution, Warning, Danger: Means reader be extremely careful during the

operation.
Note, Comment, Tip, Knowhow, Thought: Means a complementary description.
Environmental Protection
This product has been designed to comply with the requirements on environmental
protection. For the proper storage, use and disposal of this product, national laws and
regulations must be observed.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Reading Guide ............................................................................................................. 1-1
Chapter 2 Overview of Hardware Installation............................................................................. 2-1
2.1 Hardware Components...................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Hardware Installation Instructions...................................................................................... 2-1
Chapter 3 Hardware Installation Preparations ........................................................................... 3-1
3.1 Overview of Hardware Installation Preparations ............................................................... 3-1
3.2 Studying Engineering Documents ..................................................................................... 3-1
3.3 Preparing Tools and Meters .............................................................................................. 3-1
3.4 Checking Equipment Room ............................................................................................... 3-3
3.4.1 Checking Environment ............................................................................................ 3-3
3.4.2 Checking Power Supply .......................................................................................... 3-3
Chapter 4 Installing PC ................................................................................................................. 4-1
4.1 Overview of Installing PC................................................................................................... 4-1
4.2 Installing Operation Desk................................................................................................... 4-1
4.3 Installing PC and Related Equipment ................................................................................ 4-1
4.4 Connecting Cables ............................................................................................................ 4-1
4.4.1 Connecting Power and Grounding Cables.............................................................. 4-1
4.4.2 Connecting Network Cables.................................................................................... 4-2
Chapter 5 Installing Sun Netra 20 ................................................................................................ 5-1
5.1 Overview of Installing Sun Netra 20 .................................................................................. 5-1
5.2 Installing M2000 Server Rack............................................................................................ 5-1
5.3 Installing Internal Devices of Racks................................................................................... 5-3
5.4 Connecting Rack Cables ................................................................................................... 5-4
Chapter 6 Installing Sun Fire V880 .............................................................................................. 6-1
6.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire V880................................................................................. 6-1
6.2 Installing a Sun Fire V880 and a 3310 .............................................................................. 6-1
6.3 Connecting Equipment Cables .......................................................................................... 6-1
6.3.1 Overview of Connecting Equipment Cables ........................................................... 6-1
6.3.3 Connecting Sun Fire V880 and 3310 Using a SCSI Bus ........................................ 6-2
6.3.4 Connecting Sun Fire V880 and Operation Terminal Using a Serial Port Cable ..... 6-2
Chapter 7 Installing Sun Fire 4800............................................................................................... 7-1
7.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire 4800 ................................................................................. 7-1
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7.2 Installing Sun Fire Server Cabinet ..................................................................................... 7-1

7.3 Installing Internal Devices of Sun Fire Server Cabinet ...................................................... 7-1
7.4 Installing Sun Blade 150 .................................................................................................... 7-2
7.5.1 Overview of Connecting the Cables........................................................................ 7-3
7.5.3 Connecting Sun Fire 4800 and T3s Using Optical Fibers....................................... 7-4
7.5.4 Connecting Sun Fire 4800 and D240 Using a SCSI Bus........................................ 7-4
Chapter 8 Installing Alarm Box .................................................................................................... 8-1
8.1 Overview of Installing Alarm Box ....................................................................................... 8-1
8.2 Fixing the Alarm Box.......................................................................................................... 8-1
Chapter 9 Overview of Software Installation .............................................................................. 9-1
9.1 Software Components ....................................................................................................... 9-1
9.2 Software Installation Procedure......................................................................................... 9-1
Chapter 10 Software Installation Preparations ........................................................................ 10-1
10.1 Overview of Installation Preparations ............................................................................ 10-1
10.2 Checking Hardware Installation ..................................................................................... 10-1
10.3 Checking Mandatory Software....................................................................................... 10-1
10.4 Retrieving Software Installation Licenses...................................................................... 10-1
10.4.1 Retrieving Software Licenses for M2000 System ............................................... 10-1
10.4.2 Procedure of Retrieving M2000 Software License.............................................. 10-2
Chapter 11 Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20 ....................................................... 11-1
11.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20 ............................................ 11-1
11.2 Confirming the Configuration of the Server ................................................................... 11-1
11.3 Planning Partition Diskss ............................................................................................... 11-1
11.4 Connecting a Terminal to Sun Netra 20 Server............................................................. 11-2
11.4.1 Setting Up Physical Connection.......................................................................... 11-3
11.4.2 Setting up Logical Connection ............................................................................ 11-4
11.5 Installing Solaris............................................................................................................. 11-5
11.5.1 Overview of Installing Solaris .............................................................................. 11-5
11.5.2 Booting from CD-ROM ........................................................................................ 11-5
11.5.3 Configuring Parameters ...................................................................................... 11-5
11.5.4 Starting Installation.............................................................................................. 11-9
11.5.5 Setting Password of root ..................................................................................... 11-9
11.5.6 Using the Second Disk to Install ......................................................................... 11-9
11.5.7 Skipping the Language Disk ............................................................................. 11-10
11.5.8 Restarting Solaris .............................................................................................. 11-10
11.6 Installing Solaris Patches............................................................................................. 11-10
11.6.1 Overview of Installing Solaris Patches.............................................................. 11-10
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11.6.2 Preparing Installation Package ......................................................................... 11-10

11.6.3 Configuring Setup Parameters.......................................................................... 11-11
11.6.4 Installing Patches .............................................................................................. 11-14
11.6.5 Checking the Installation ................................................................................... 11-14
11.7 Setting Solaris System Parameters ............................................................................. 11-15
11.7.1 Setting Default Router and Gateway ................................................................ 11-15
11.7.2 Setting the Parameters for Access.................................................................... 11-15
11.7.3 Restarting the System....................................................................................... 11-16
11.8 Installing Disk Mirror .................................................................................................... 11-16
11.8.1 Overview of Installing Disk Mirror...................................................................... 11-16
11.8.2 Planning Mirroring ............................................................................................. 11-16
11.8.3 Installing Sun DiskSuite .................................................................................... 11-17
11.8.4 Creating Configuration Files.............................................................................. 11-18
11.8.5 Backing up System Files................................................................................... 11-21
11.8.6 Creating Mirrors for Local Disk.......................................................................... 11-21
Chapter 12 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880 ..................................................... 12-1
12.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880 .......................................... 12-1
12.2 Confirming the Hardware Configuration of Server......................................................... 12-1
12.3 Planning Partition Disks................................................................................................. 12-1
12.4 Installing Supporting Platform........................................................................................ 12-2
Chapter 13 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800...................................................... 13-1
13.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800........................................... 13-1
13.2 Confirming the Configuration of the Server ................................................................... 13-1
13.3 Planning Partition Disks................................................................................................. 13-1
13.4 Installing Supporting Platform........................................................................................ 13-2
Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal .................................................. 14-1
14.1 Overview of Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal ........................................ 14-1
14.2 Configuring IP of Terminal ............................................................................................. 14-1
14.3 Preparing Installation Package ...................................................................................... 14-1
14.4 Entering the License ...................................................................................................... 14-2
14.5 Installing WinaXe ........................................................................................................... 14-3
14.6 Configuring WinaXe....................................................................................................... 14-4
14.7 Running WinaXe ............................................................................................................ 14-5
Chapter 15 Installing Sybase Database and Patches .............................................................. 15-1
15.1 Overview of Installing Sybase Database and Patches .................................................. 15-1
15.2 Preparation .................................................................................................................... 15-1
15.2.1 Checking Solaris Running Status........................................................................ 15-1
15.2.2 Setting Sharing Memory...................................................................................... 15-1
15.2.3 Creating dbuser................................................................................................... 15-2
15.2.4 Restarting the System......................................................................................... 15-3
15.3 Installing Sybase............................................................................................................ 15-3
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15.3.1 Overview of Installing Sybase ............................................................................. 15-3

15.3.2 Becoming dbuser ................................................................................................ 15-4
15.3.3 Running the Installer ........................................................................................... 15-4
15.3.4 Setting Installation Parameters ........................................................................... 15-4
15.3.5 Starting Initial Installation .................................................................................... 15-7
15.3.6 Configuring Sybase Database Server................................................................. 15-8
15.3.7 Finishing the Installation.................................................................................... 15-12
15.4 Configuring Sybase Parameters.................................................................................. 15-12
15.4.1 Setting Environment Parameters of dbuser ...................................................... 15-12
15.4.2 Setting Password of sa ..................................................................................... 15-13
15.4.3 Modifying Sybase Database Parameters.......................................................... 15-13
15.5 Installing Sybase Patches............................................................................................ 15-14
15.5.1 Overview of Installing Sybase Patches............................................................. 15-14
15.5.2 Loading Patches ............................................................................................... 15-15
15.5.3 Decompressing Patches ................................................................................... 15-15
15.5.4 Stopping Sybase ............................................................................................... 15-16
15.5.5 Copying Patches ............................................................................................... 15-16
15.5.6 Editing the File RUN_SYB and RUN_SYB_back.............................................. 15-16
15.5.7 Starting Sybase ................................................................................................. 15-17
15.6 Checking the Installation.............................................................................................. 15-18
15.6.1 Checking Whether the Adaptive Server and the Backup Server are Started ... 15-18
15.6.2 Checking Whether Database Can Be Connected............................................. 15-18
15.6.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database ........................................... 15-19
Chapter 16 Installing Server Application .................................................................................. 16-1
16.1 Overview of Installing Server Application ...................................................................... 16-1
16.2 Checking Solaris ............................................................................................................ 16-2
16.2.1 Overview of Checking Solaris ............................................................................. 16-2
16.2.2 Checking Version and Patch Number of Operating System............................... 16-2
16.2.3 Checking System Partition .................................................................................. 16-2
16.2.4 Checking and Modifying Server Settings ............................................................ 16-4
16.3 Checking Sybase Database .......................................................................................... 16-6
16.3.1 Checking Installation of Sybase .......................................................................... 16-6
16.3.2 Checking Sybase Running Status....................................................................... 16-7
16.3.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database ............................................. 16-7
16.4 Installing M2000 Server Application Software ............................................................... 16-7
16.4.1 Overview of Installing M2000 Server Application Software ................................ 16-7
16.4.2 Creating User Group omcsysm........................................................................... 16-7
16.4.3 Creating omcuser and ftpuser............................................................................. 16-8
16.4.4 Becoming root ................................................................................................... 16-12
16.4.5 Running the Installer ......................................................................................... 16-12
16.4.6 Setting M2000 Application Environment ........................................................... 16-21
16.5 Checking the Installation.............................................................................................. 16-22
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16.5.1 Checking Service Status ................................................................................... 16-22

16.5.2 Manually Starting M2000 Services.................................................................... 16-24
Chapter 17 Installing Client Application ................................................................................... 17-1
17.1 Overview of Installing Client Application........................................................................ 17-1
17.2 Checking the Operating System .................................................................................... 17-1
17.3 Checking Communication Between Client and Server.................................................. 17-1
17.3.1 Setting Client IP .................................................................................................. 17-1
17.3.2 Checking Network Connections Between Client and Server.............................. 17-1
17.4 Installing M2000 Client Application................................................................................ 17-2
17.4.1 Overview of Installing M2000 Client Application ................................................. 17-2
17.4.2 Running the Installer ........................................................................................... 17-2
17.4.3 Deleting Temporary Files .................................................................................... 17-7
17.4.4 Appointing One IP for Client to Communicate with Server ................................. 17-7
17.5 Checking the Installation................................................................................................ 17-8
17.5.1 Starting Client Application ................................................................................... 17-8
17.5.2 Viewing Client Status .......................................................................................... 17-8
Chapter 18 Uninstalling M2000 Server Application ................................................................. 18-1
18.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Server Application...................................................... 18-1
18.2 Stopping M2000 Services.............................................................................................. 18-1
18.3 Using Uninstall Tool of M2000....................................................................................... 18-1
Chapter 19 Uninstalling M2000 Client Application .................................................................. 19-1
19.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Client Application ....................................................... 19-1
19.2 Using Uninstall Tool of M2000....................................................................................... 19-1
19.3 Using "Add/Remove" Program of Windows................................................................... 19-1
Chapter 20 Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................... 20-1
20.1 Overview of Troubleshooting ......................................................................................... 20-1
20.2 Failure in Installing Disk Mirror ...................................................................................... 20-1
20.2.1 Symptom ............................................................................................................. 20-1
20.2.2 Analysis ............................................................................................................... 20-1
20.2.3 Handling .............................................................................................................. 20-1
20.3 Failure in Building Sybase Database Server ................................................................. 20-2
20.3.1 Symptom ............................................................................................................. 20-2
20.3.2 Analysis ............................................................................................................... 20-2
20.3.3 Handling .............................................................................................................. 20-3
20.4 Failure in Reinstalling Sybase ....................................................................................... 20-3
20.4.1 Symptom ............................................................................................................. 20-3
20.4.2 Analysis ............................................................................................................... 20-3
20.4.3 Handling .............................................................................................................. 20-3
20.5 Failure in Installing M2000 Server Application Software ............................................... 20-3
20.5.1 Symptom ............................................................................................................. 20-3
20.5.2 Analysis ............................................................................................................... 20-4
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20.5.3 Handling .............................................................................................................. 20-4

20.6 Failure in Reinstalling M2000 Server Application Software........................................... 20-4
20.6.1 Symptom ............................................................................................................. 20-4
20.6.2 Analysis ............................................................................................................... 20-4
20.6.3 Handling .............................................................................................................. 20-4
20.7 Failure in Reinstalling M2000 Client Software............................................................... 20-4
20.7.1 Symptom ............................................................................................................. 20-4
20.7.2 Analysis ............................................................................................................... 20-5
20.7.3 Handling .............................................................................................................. 20-5
Chapter 21 Commissioning Dial-up Connection...................................................................... 21-1
21.1 Overview of Commissioning Dial-up Connection .......................................................... 21-1
21.2 Connecting Equipment .................................................................................................. 21-1
21.2.1 Preparing Dial-up Server and Dial-up Client....................................................... 21-1
21.2.2 Preparing Modem................................................................................................ 21-1
21.2.3 Connecting PSTN Telephone Lines.................................................................... 21-2
21.3 Configuring IP address of the Dial-up Server ................................................................ 21-2
21.4 Configuring the Dial-up Server ...................................................................................... 21-2
21.5 Configuring the Dial-up Client........................................................................................ 21-7
21.6 Starting Dial-up Connection........................................................................................... 21-9
21.7 Activating the Dial-in Function of Modem in Windows................................................. 21-10
Chapter 22 Configuring Remote Alarm Notification ................................................................ 22-1
22.1 Overview of Configuring Remote Alarm Notification ..................................................... 22-1
22.2 Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000 Server.......................... 22-1
22.2.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000 Server22-1
22.2.2 Installing PSTN Modem ...................................................................................... 22-1
22.2.3 Debugging PSTN Modem ................................................................................... 22-2
22.2.4 Configuring M2000 Server for Remote Notification ............................................ 22-3
22.3 Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000 Server.......................... 22-3
22.3.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000 Server22-3
22.3.2 Installing Wireless Modem .................................................................................. 22-4
22.3.3 Debugging Wireless Modem ............................................................................... 22-4
22.3.4 Configuring M2000 Server for Remote Notification ............................................ 22-4
22.4 Configuring Alarm-Notification-In-Email on M2000 Server............................................ 22-5
22.5 Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000 Client ........................... 22-6
22.5.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on M2000 Client22-6
22.5.2 Installing PSTN Modem ...................................................................................... 22-6
22.5.3 Debugging PSTN Modem ................................................................................... 22-7
22.5.4 Configuring M2000 Client for Remote Notification.............................................. 22-9
22.6 Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000 Client ........................... 22-9
22.6.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on M2000 Client22-9
22.6.2 Installing Wireless Modem .................................................................................. 22-9
22.6.3 Debugging Wireless Modem ............................................................................. 22-10
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22.6.4 Configuring M2000 Client for Remote Notification............................................ 22-10

22.7 Configuring Alarm-Notification-In-Email on M2000 Client ........................................... 22-10
Appendix A Introduction to Straight-Through and Crossover Cables ....................................A-1
A.1 Overview of Network Cables .............................................................................................A-1
A.2 Straight-Through Cable .....................................................................................................A-1
A.2.1 Function ..................................................................................................................A-1
A.2.2 Cable Sequence .....................................................................................................A-1
A.3 Crossover Cable................................................................................................................A-2
A.3.1 Function ..................................................................................................................A-2
A.3.2 Cable Sequence .....................................................................................................A-2
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Figure 5-1 M2000 Server rack (B68-21) ................................................................................ 5-3
Figure 5-2 M2000 Server rack (N68-22) ................................................................................ 5-4
Figure 5-3 Cable connection in M2000 Server rack (-48 V DC power supply)..................... 5-5
Figure 5-4 Cable connection in M2000 Server rack (220 V AC power supply) ..................... 5-7
Figure 6-1 Connection of Sun Fire V880 system................................................................... 6-2
Figure 7-1 Devices in Sun Fire 4800 cabinet......................................................................... 7-2
Figure 7-2 Connection of Sun Fire 4800 system ................................................................... 7-3
Figure 8-1 Position of the alarm box in the M2000 system.................................................... 8-1
Figure 11-1 Position of LOM serial port ............................................................................... 11-3
Figure 14-1 Decompressing WinaXe 6.1 ............................................................................. 14-2
Figure 14-2 Decompressing WinaXe 6.1 software package completed .............................. 14-2
Figure 14-3 Decompressing license file package completed .............................................. 14-3
Figure 14-4 WinaXe setup ................................................................................................... 14-3
Figure 14-5 XSettings .......................................................................................................... 14-4
Figure 14-6 Setting XDMCP ................................................................................................ 14-5
Figure 15-1 Setting properties of dbuser ............................................................................. 15-3
Figure 15-2 Selecting an installation type ............................................................................ 15-5
Figure 15-3 Selecting an installation path............................................................................ 15-5
Figure 15-4 Selecting installation components .................................................................... 15-6
Figure 15-5 Summary of installation parameters ................................................................. 15-7
Figure 15-6 Installation license management ...................................................................... 15-7
Figure 15-7 License information .......................................................................................... 15-8
Figure 15-8 Configuring Sybase database Server............................................................... 15-8
Figure 15-9 ASE installation and configuration .................................................................... 15-9
Figure 15-10 Selecting a server........................................................................................... 15-9
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Figure 15-11 Setting Server attributes (1).......................................................................... 15-10

Figure 15-12 Setting Server attributes (2) ......................................................................... 15-11
Figure 15-13 Localizing the server..................................................................................... 15-11
Figure 15-14 Result of Server building .............................................................................. 15-12
Figure 15-15 Completing the Installation ........................................................................... 15-12
Figure 16-1 Setting properties of omcuser........................................................................... 16-9
Figure 16-2 Setting properties of ftpuser ........................................................................... 16-10
Figure 16-3 Introduction to installing M2000...................................................................... 16-13
Figure 16-4 Setting an installation path ............................................................................. 16-14
Figure 16-5 Confirming installation information ................................................................. 16-14
Figure 16-6 Copying files ................................................................................................... 16-15
Figure 16-7 Prompt of completion of file copy ................................................................... 16-15
Figure 16-8 Selecting a language ...................................................................................... 16-16
Figure 16-9 Setting database parameters ......................................................................... 16-16
Figure 16-10 Setting file transfer parameters .................................................................... 16-17
Figure 16-11 Confirming parameters ................................................................................. 16-18
Figure 16-12 Selecting database installation mode........................................................... 16-19
Figure 16-13 System initialization completed .................................................................... 16-20
Figure 16-14 Entering the license file ................................................................................ 16-20
Figure 16-15 Installation completed................................................................................... 16-21
Figure 17-1 Installation introduction..................................................................................... 17-3
Figure 17-2 Selecting an installation path............................................................................ 17-4
Figure 17-3 Selecting a shortcut mode ................................................................................ 17-4
Figure 17-4 Installation parameter summary ....................................................................... 17-5
Figure 17-5 Installation progress ......................................................................................... 17-6
Figure 17-6 Setting Server IP .............................................................................................. 17-6
Figure 17-7 Installation complete......................................................................................... 17-7
Figure 21-1 Dial-up connection............................................................................................ 21-1
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Figure 21-2 Network connection wizard............................................................................... 21-3

Figure 21-3 Network connection type .................................................................................. 21-3
Figure 21-4 Selecting modem.............................................................................................. 21-4
Figure 21-5 Forbidding virtual private connections.............................................................. 21-4
Figure 21-6 Selecting users ................................................................................................. 21-5
Figure 21-7 Adding a new user ............................................................................................ 21-5
Figure 21-8 Network components........................................................................................ 21-6
Figure 21-9 Finishing network connection configuration ..................................................... 21-6
Figure 21-10 Network connection type ................................................................................ 21-7
Figure 21-11 Setting phone number .................................................................................... 21-8
Figure 21-12 Connection availability.................................................................................... 21-8
Figure 21-13 Naming the connection................................................................................... 21-9
Figure 21-14 Setting dial-up connection properties ........................................................... 21-10
Figure 22-1 Creating a new connection ............................................................................... 22-7
Figure 22-2 Selecting COM port .......................................................................................... 22-8
Figure 22-3 Setting COM port properties............................................................................. 22-8
Figure 22-4 Testing connection............................................................................................ 22-9
Figure A-1 Cable sequence numbering rule for cables of the RJ45 connector ........................A-2
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Table 1-1 Chapters and appendix in the installation manual ................................................. 1-1
Table 2-1 Basic hardware components of M2000.................................................................. 2-1
Table 2-2 Optional hardware components of M2000 ............................................................. 2-1
Table 2-3 Reference information for hardware installation .................................................... 2-1
Table 3-1 Universal tools required for M2000 installation ...................................................... 3-2
Table 3-2 Operational parameters of M2000 ......................................................................... 3-3
Table 5-1 B68-21(-48 V DC power supply) ............................................................................ 5-1
Table 5-2 N68-22(-48 V DC power supply) ............................................................................ 5-2
Table 5-3 N68-22(220 V AC power supply) ........................................................................... 5-2
Table 5-4 M2000 Server rack cables (-48 V DC power supply)............................................. 5-6
Table 5-5 M2000 Server rack cables (220 V AC power supply) ............................................ 5-8
Table 9-1 Programs for M2000 operation .............................................................................. 9-1
Table 9-2 References for software installation ....................................................................... 9-2
Table 11-1 Partitions for hard disks of Sun Netra 20 ........................................................... 11-2
Table 11-2 Structure of the serial port cable connecting Sun Netra 20 and a terminal ....... 11-3
Table 11-3 Correspondence between physical devices, mirrors and sub-mirrors............. 11-16
Table 11-4 Functions of configuration files ........................................................................ 11-18
Table 12-1 Partitions for hard disks and hard disk array of Sun Fire V880 ......................... 12-1
Table 13-1 Partitions for hard disks and hard disk arrays of Sun Fire 4800 ........................ 13-1
Table 15-1 Value of shminfo_shmmax ................................................................................. 15-1
Table 15-2 Server attributes............................................................................................... 15-10
Table 15-3 Value of total memory ...................................................................................... 15-14
Table 16-1 Initial user passwords......................................................................................... 16-1
Table 16-2 Database parameters....................................................................................... 16-17
Table 16-3 File transfer parameters ................................................................................... 16-17
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Chapter 1 Reading Guide

This manual describes the installation of the hardware and software of the iManager
M2000 Mobile Network Element Management System (M2000 for short). It also
describes the M2000 system commissioning information after the hardware and
software installation. Table 1-1 lists the chapters and appendix of this manual:
Table 1-1 Chapters and appendix in the installation manual
Content
Chapter
Chapter 2 Overview of Hardware Installation
Chapter 3 Hardware Installation Preparations
Chapter 4 Installing PC
Chapter 5 Installing Sun Netra 20
Hardware Installation
Chapter 6 Installing Sun Fire V880

Chapter 7 Installing Sun Fire 4800
Chapter 8 Installing Alarm Box
Appendix A Introduction to Straight-Through and Crossover
Cables
Chapter 9 Overview of Software Installation
Chapter 10 Software Installation Preparations
Chapter 11 Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20
Chapter 12 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880
Chapter 13 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800
Software Installation
Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal

Chapter 15 Installing Sybase Database and Patches
Chapter 16 Installing Server Application
Chapter 17 Installing Client Application
Chapter 18 Uninstalling M2000 Server Application
Chapter 19 Uninstalling M2000 Client Application
Chapter 20 Troubleshooting
System Commissioning
Chapter 21 Commissioning Dial-up Connection

Chapter 22 Remote Alarm Notification Configuration
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2.1 Hardware Components
Table 2-1 lists the basic hardware components of M2000.
Table 2-1 Basic hardware components of M2000
Component
Description
Quantity
Sun Server
Sun Netra 20, Sun Fire V880 or Sun Fire 4800
PCs
Serves as the Clients
n, n>=1
Alarm box
Gives out audible and visual alarm information. It is connected to

the Client.
n, n>=1
Ethernet switch
Connects the Server and Clients
n, n>=1
Table 2-2 lists the optional hardware components of M2000.

Table 2-2 Optional hardware components of M2000
Component
Description
Quantity
WAN connection
equipment
WAN connection equipment applies in WAN networking, including

NM Center connection equipment and remote end connection
equipment. Both types of equipment comprise routers and digital
cross multiplexing equipment.
n, n>=1
Cabinet
Different cabinets are configured with different Servers.
2.2 Hardware Installation Instructions

Table 2-3 lists the reference chapters in this manual for installation of different hardware
components.
Table 2-3 Reference information for hardware installation
For...
Installation preparations
Refer...
Chapter 3 "Hardware Installation
Preparation"
Chapter 5 "Installing Sun Netra 20"
Installing Sun Server

Installing PC
Description
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Chapter 7 "Installing Sun Fire 4800"
Different Sun Servers are

installed in different
ways.
Chapter 4 "Installing PC"
Chapter 6 "Installing Sun Fire V880"
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For...
Refer...
Installing alarm box and WAN

connection equipment
See corresponding manuals of the

devices.
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3.1 Overview of Hardware Installation Preparations
The pre-installation procedure is as follows:
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Studying engineering documents
Preparing tools and meters
Checking equipment room
3.2 Studying Engineering Documents

Read the following engineering documents carefully and keep them at hand when
installing equipment:
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Equipment room design drawing and engineering scheme

Provided by customers.
M2000 site survey report

Prepared by Huawei engineers during site survey.
M2000 engineering design document

Prepared by Huawei engineers based on site configurations and delivered with
the equipment.
M2000 installation manual

Provided by Huawei and delivered with the equipment.
Third party manual

Other reference documents such as Sun Server user manual, network equipment
manual, alarm box manual and so on.
3.3 Preparing Tools and Meters

Table 3-1 lists universal tools required for M2000 installation. The dimensions of tools
are in millimeters unless stated otherwise.
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Table 3-1 Universal tools required for M2000 installation

Angle square
Measuring and
marking tools
Long tape
1 m ruler
Powder marker
Pencil
Percussion drill
Drilling tools
Drill bits of various sizes (6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16)

Vacuum cleaner
Strait screwdrivers 3.3x100, 4.7x150, 6x200, 6x250
Cross head screw drivers- No.2, No.3, N0.4
Adjustable wrench
Fastening tools
Socket wrenches 10, 13, 16, 18

Double offset ring spanners 10, 13, 16, 18
Torque spanners 5 N*m 30 N*m, 20 N*m 100 N*m, 30 N*m
210 N*m
Sharp-nose pliers
Angle pliers
Vices
Tools for the

locksmith
Hand-held electric drill

File
Crowbar
Handsaw
Rubber hammer
Brush
Nippers
Paper knife
Auxiliary tools
Corrugated pipe
Electric iron
Solder wire
Forklift
Ladder
Besides, you need to prepare a 500 V megaohm meter and some special tools. The
megaohm meter is a commonly used meter and for testing insulation resistance.
The special tools include:
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Hydraulic crimper
Industrial level bar
Ground resistance measuring meter (optional)
ESD wrist strap
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Cable winding gun
Cable peeler (optional)
Crimping pliers (optional)
RJ-45 crimping pliers
Wire punch down tool (optional)
SMB coaxial trunk loopback cable
3.4 Checking Equipment Room

3.4.1 Checking Environment
Check the installation environment according to the engineering specifications and
system operational parameters of M2000. Table 3-2 lists operational parameters of
M2000.
Table 3-2 Operational parameters of M2000
Equipment
M2000 Client
Item
M2000 Server
Sun Netra 20: 620 W
Power consumption
P4: 250 W
Sun Fire V880: 1,975 W

Sun Fire 4800: 3,940 W
Temperature
Humidity
Nominal working range: 15C - 35C

Safe working range: 0C - 45C
Nominal working range: 30% - 65%
Safe working range: 10% - 90%
3.4.2 Checking Power Supply

Check power supply in the equipment room and make sure that:
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The voltage and frequency input meets the rated power required on equipment
labels.
Sufficient batteries are available to maintain the normal operation of the

equipment in the case of power failure.
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4.1 Overview of Installing PC
The hardware installation of PC covers the following aspects:
1)
Install operation desk
2)
Install PC and related equipment
3)
Connect cables
4.2 Installing Operation Desk

Before installing PC, install the operation desk according to the following requirements:
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The operation desk shall be a flat antistatic desk with a reasonable size to place
PC, keyboard, mouse, mouse pad and printer.
Place the operation desk in an environment with suitable temperature, humidity

and without direct sunshine. Refer 3.4.1 Checking Environment.
4.3 Installing PC and Related Equipment

After installing the operation desk, install PC and related equipment, including the
network equipment. Install PC according to the following requirements:
z
The back of PC must be at least 8 cm far away from any other component to
facilitate better air ventilation.
Install PC far away from electronic equipments with electromagnetic interference.
Refer the user manuals of PC and other network equipment.
4.4 Connecting Cables

Connect power cables, grounding cables and network cables after installing PC and
other equipment.
4.4.1 Connecting Power and Grounding Cables

The connection requirements of power and grounding cables are as follows:
z
PC shall be connected to the power supply system with stable voltage and power
failure protection and it shall be equipped with an uninterrupted power supply
(UPS).
The grounding cable of PC shall share the same ground with the transmission
equipment.
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Connect the network cables according to the actual network planning.
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5.1 Overview of Installing Sun Netra 20
To install Sun Netra 20 and the related devices in the rack for M2000 Server, proceed
as follows:
1)
Install M2000 Server rack
2)
Install internal devices of racks
3)
Connect rack cables
5.2 Installing M2000 Server Rack

There are two types of M2000 racks- B68-21 and N68-22. Table 5-1, Table 5-2 and
Table 5-3 respectively describe parameters for B68-21(-48 V DC power supply) cabinet,
N68-22(-48 V DC power supply) cabinet and N68-22(220 V AC power supply) cabinet.
Refer NEs Installation Manual for the installation of the racks.
Table 5-1 B68-21(-48 V DC power supply)
Height: 2100 mm (with top cover)
Dimension
Width: 600 mm (without side doors)

Depth: 800 mm
Empty cabinet: 130 kg
Weight
With doors and top cover: 135 kg

The maximum weight is 300 kg in the full configuration
Input voltage
-48 V DC
Power consumption
1500 W
2-channel -48 V input
Number of branch circuit per cabinet
2-channel GND input

1-channel PGND input
Type of power cable

Diameter of power cable
ZRA VV-25 mm
Cross sectional area of the conductor: 25 mm
Diameter of the outer jacket: 14.0 mm
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Table 5-2 N68-22(-48 V DC power supply)

Dimension

Depth: 800 mm
Empty cabinet: 130 kg
Weight
With doors and top cover: 135 kg

The maximum weight is 300 kg in the full configuration
Input voltage
-48 V DC
Power consumption
5500 W
2-channel -48 V input
2-channel GND input

1-channel PGND input
Type of power cable
ZRA VV-25 mm
Cross sectional area of the conductor: 25 mm
Diameter of the outer jacket: 14.0 mm
Table 5-3 N68-22(220 V AC power supply)

Dimension

Depth: 800 mm
Weight
Input voltage
Power consumption
Operating current
Circuit breaker rating
Type of power cable
129 kg (empty cabinet with doors)

220 V AC
1500 W
5.0 A to 15 A
2-channel input and 4-channel output
20 A
Electric power cable 300 V - SJTW - 5.262 mm - 3*10 A
WG-30 A
or Electric power cable 300 V SJTW - 3.309 mm-3*12 A
WG-20 A
Cross sectional area of the conductor: 5.262 mm or 3.309
mm
Diameter of the outer jacket: 14.8 mm or 11 mm
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Figure 5-1 and Figure 5-2 illustrate the installation of devices in B68-21 and N68-22
racks respectively.
LANSwitch
POWE
R
LANSwitch
POWE
R
Quidway 3640
Quidway 3640
1
TAINE
T
MERCUAY 3600
PW
R
CRAF
T
B
C
RS
T
TAINE
T
MERCUAY 3600
A
B
C
Mercury 3600
PW
R
CRAF
T
RS
T
Mercury 3600
Sun Netra 20
Figure 5-1 M2000 Server rack (B68-21)
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SW1
SW2
SW3
SW4
SW5
SW6
LANSwitch
POWE
R
LANSwitch
POWE
R
Quidway 3640
Quidway 3640
1
TAINE
T
MERCUAY 3600
A
B
C
PW
R
CRAF
T
RS
T
CRAF
T
RS
T
TAINE
T
MERCUAY 3600
A
B
C
D
Mercury 3600
PW
R
Mercury 3600
Sun Netra 20
Figure 5-2 M2000 Server rack (N68-22)
5.4 Connecting Rack Cables

Connect power cables and grounding cables as illustrated in Figure 5-3 and Figure 5-4
according to power supply mode (-48V DC or 220V AC).
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Connect rack cables using the following principles:

z
Insert plugs in the same power socket in any position in the socket to facilitate
cable bundling and cabling. Insert plugs in the power sockets as illustrated in the
figure.
Apply labels to cables for further maintenance before bundling them after cable
assembly.

Grounding Post
-48V Out
GND Out
29
28
LAN
Switch
LAN
Switch
QuidWay
3640
21
20
1 3 2 4 6 9 8 10 5.111 5.212 7.1 13 7.2 14
2
15
16
5.3
5.1/ 5.2
7.3
7.1/ 7.2
22
QuidWay
3640
Mercury
3600
-48V 0V
3
4
Mercury
3600
17
-48V 0V
18
9
10
Netra 20
-48V RTN
19
23
11
12
14
13
RTN -48V
PGND Cable
Power Cable
Figure 5-3 Cable connection in M2000 Server rack (-48 V DC power supply)
Table 5-4 introduces the cables function.
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Table 5-4 M2000 Server rack cables (-48 V DC power supply)

SN
Description
1, 6
-48 V power cables for Ethernet switch
2, 8
GND power cables for Ethernet switch
3, 9
-48 V power cables for Mercury 3600
4, 10
Mercury 3600 GND power cables
5, 7
Quidway 3640 power cables
11, 13
-48 V power cables for Netra 20
12, 14
Netra 20 GND power cables
15, 16
PGND power cables for Ethernet switch
17, 18
Mercury 3600 PGND cables
19
Netra 20 PGND cable
20
PGND cable for power distribution box
21, 22, 23
PGND cables for cabinet cascading
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Input 220 V
Socket1
Grounding Post
30
29
16
3
3
1
32
5
11
12
13
20
6
QuidWay
3640
QuidWay
3640
10
Mercury
3600
11
Mercury
3600
1
12
Netra 20
13
14
18
32.2 32.1
4
5
10
Four-Power
Distribution
Box
31.1 31.2 31.332.3
Output
220V
19
17 31
LAN
Switch
8
4
Socket2
LAN
Switch
15
PGND Cable
Power Cable
Figure 5-4 Cable connection in M2000 Server rack (220 V AC power supply)
Table 5-5 introduces the cables function.
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Table 5-5 M2000 Server rack cables (220 V AC power supply)

Sequence number
Description
1, 6
220 V power cables for Mercury 3600
2, 5
220 V power cables for Quidway 3640
3, 4
220 V power cables for Ethernet switch
8, 9
PGND cables for Ethernet switch
220 V power cable for Netra 20
10, 11
Quidway 3640 PGND cables
12, 13
Mercury 3600 PGND cables
14, 15
Netra 20 PGND cables
16, 17, 18
PGND cables for cabinet cascading
19, 20
PGND cables for power distribution box
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6.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire V880
To install Sun Fire V880 and the related devices, proceed as follows:
1)
Install a Sun Fire V880 and a Sun StorEdge 3310 (3310 for short)
2)
Connect equipment cables
6.2 Installing a Sun Fire V880 and a 3310

The Sun Fire V880 system consists of one Sun Fire V880 and one 3310 hard disk
array.
For the hardware installation of Sun Fire V880 and 3310, refer their user manuals.
6.3 Connecting Equipment Cables

6.3.1 Overview of Connecting Equipment Cables
Figure 6-1 illustrates the cable connection of the Sun Fire V880 system.
To connect the cables, proceed as follows:
1)
Connect power and grounding cables
2)
Connect Sun Fire V880 and 3310 using a SCSI bus
3)
Connect Sun Fire V880 and operation terminal using a serial port cable
4)
Connect network cables
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Sun StorEdge 3310
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O
F
F
Sun Fire V880
To serial port on PC
SCSI cable
Figure 6-1 Connection of Sun Fire V880 system

The Sun Fire V880 system requires two power supplies. Each power supply accepts an
input of 1500 W and provides the output of 1100/1200 W. The third power supply
provides the N+1 backup. The system must be configured as the AC power cable of 15
A. Each power supply must have its own plug to avoid system power failure.
The hard disk array must have two lines of power supplies to ensure security.
6.3.3 Connecting Sun Fire V880 and 3310 Using a SCSI Bus
Connect one end of a SCSI bus to the port "SCSI Port" on Sun Fire V880 and the other
end to the port "CH1" on 3310.
6.3.4 Connecting Sun Fire V880 and Operation Terminal Using a Serial Port
Cable
Connect one end of a serial port cable to the port "Serial Port" on Sun Fire V880 and the
other end to the port "COM" on the operation terminal for the initial configuration of Sun
Fire V880 system.
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7.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire 4800
The Sun Fire 4800 Server is normally installed in the corresponding Sun Fire Server
cabinet.
To install Sun Fire V4800 and its related device, proceed as follows:
1)
Install Sun Fire Server cabinet
2)
Install internal devices of Sun Fire Server cabinet
3)
Install Sun Blade 150
4)
Connect rack cables
7.2 Installing Sun Fire Server Cabinet

Install Sun Fire Server cabinet according to Sun Fire 4810/4800/3800 System Cabinet
Installation Guide provided by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
7.3 Installing Internal Devices of Sun Fire Server Cabinet

The devices inside the Sun Fire cabinet are fans, D240 hard disk, StorEdge T3 hard
disk arrays 1, StorEdge T3 hard disk arrays 2, Sun Fire 4800 and power assemblies, as
shown in Figure 7-1.
All internal devices have been installed before delivery.
The operations to be carried out on the installation site are placing the cabinet and
connecting the cables.
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Fan
StorEdge D240
StorEdge T3-1
StorEdge T3-2
Sun Fire 4800
Filler Panel (front view)
Power Assemblies (at the bottom)
Figure 7-1 Devices in Sun Fire 4800 cabinet
7.4 Installing Sun Blade 150

Normally the operation terminal of Sun Fire 4800 is Sun Blade 150. For the installation
of Sun Blade 150, refer its user manual.
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7.5.1 Overview of Connecting the Cables
Figure 7-2 illustrates the cable connections inside the cabinet.
To connect the cables, proceed as follows:
1)
Connect power and grounding cable
2)
Connect Sun Fire 4800 and StorEdge T3 hard disk arrays (T3 for short) using
optical fibers
3)
Connect Sun Fire 4800 and D240 hard disk (D240 for short) using a SCSI bus
4)
Connect network cables

StorEdge D240
StorEdge
T3-1
StorEdge
T3-2
Sun Fire
4800
Power
Output
Power
Output
SCSI bus
Optical fibers
Figure 7-2 Connection of Sun Fire 4800 system
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All cabinet internal devices use 110/220 V AC power supply. For the connection of
power cables, see Figure 7-2.
In this figure, every T3 uses two independent power supplies. When one of the two
power supplies is faulty, the other will supply power to the system.
There is a grounding pole at the bottom of the cabinet. Connect one end of a grounding
cable to this pole and the other end to the grounding bar in the equipment room.
7.5.3 Connecting Sun Fire 4800 and T3s Using Optical Fibers
The optical port on the IB8 is for the connection with the first T3. The one on the IB6 is
for the connection with the second T3.
Add labels to the devices. Label the T3 on the IB8 as T3-1, and the one connected to
the IB6 as T3-2.
7.5.4 Connecting Sun Fire 4800 and D240 Using a SCSI Bus
Connect one end of a SCSI bus to the port "SCSI Connectors" on the Sun Fire 4800
and the other end to the port "OUT on the D240.

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8.1 Overview of Installing Alarm Box
Besides M2000 Server and Client, the M2000 system usually includes an alarm box.
To install the alarm box, proceed as follows:
1)
Fix the alarm box
2)
Connect cables
8.2 Fixing the Alarm Box

An alarm box is usually connected to M2000 Client (used as alarm console), as shown
in Figure 8-1. It gives out audible and visual alarms when NEs or M2000 gets faulty.
RS232
M2000 Client
Alarm Box
M2000 Server
Figure 8-1 Position of the alarm box in the M2000 system

In the M2000 system, the alarm box communicates with M2000 Client through a RS232
serial port.
For detailed information on connecting cables of the alarm box, refer Universal Alarm
Box User Manual delivered with the alarm box.
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9.1 Software Components
Table 9-1 lists the programs used for iManager M2000 Mobile Elements Management
System (M2000 for short) and provides installation time and references.
Normally, the operating system and the database have been installed before delivery.
Only the M2000 application software needs to be installed on site.
Table 9-1 Programs for M2000 operation
Equipment
Sun Server
PC
PC
Program to be installed
Remark
Installation time
Support software (Operating

system: Solaris 8)
Mandatory
Before delivery
Database: Sybase 12.0.0.8
Mandatory
Before delivery
Application: M2000 Server

application software
Mandatory
On site
Application: Intelligent report

system Server
Optional
On site
Tool: WinaXe
Mandatory
Before delivery
and Onsite
Operating system: Windows

2000 Professional
Mandatory
Before delivery
Application: M2000 Client

Mandatory
On site
Application: Intelligent report

system Client
Optional
On site
Description
Refer Intelligent
Report System
User Manual
Refer Windows
2000 Professional
User Manual
Refer Intelligent
Report System
User Manual
9.2 Software Installation Procedure

Table 9-2 lists reference chapters in this manual for installation of different software.
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Table 9-2 References for software installation

For
Installation preparations
Refer
Chapter 10 "Installation Preparations"
Chapter 11 "Installation of Support software
for Sun Netra 20"
Installing support software

for Sun Fire V880"
for Sun Fire 4800"
Description
The support software
consists of Solaris and
other software, and
varies
with
Sun
Servers.
Installing WinaXe
Chapter 14 "Install and Configure WinaXe

on Terminal"
WinaXe is a tool to
display
graphic
interfaces.
Installing Sybase
Chapter 15 "Install Sybase Database and

the Patches"
Installing M2000 Server

Chapter 16 "Install Server Application"
Installing M2000 Client

Chapter 17 "Install Client Application"
For installing intelligent report system, refer Intelligent Report System User Manual.
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10.1 Overview of Installation Preparations
The pre-installation procedure is as follows:
1)
Check hardware installation
2)
Check software delivery
3)
Retrieve software license
10.2 Checking Hardware Installation

Check the hardware installation, including:
z
Check whether the installation of hardware equipment is proper and whether the
cable connections are correct, especially whether the power cable connections
meet the anti-static requirements.
Check whether all accessories are available according to the delivery list.
Check whether the cabinet can be properly powered on and whether the
accessories of the computers are normal, including the keyboard, mouse,
CD-ROM drive, display and tape drive.
10.3 Checking Mandatory Software

Check whether all software installation CD-ROMs are available according to the
delivery list.
10.4 Retrieving Software Installation Licenses

10.4.1 Retrieving Software Licenses for M2000 System
The software licenses for the M2000 system include:
z
Solaris: Installation license is delivered with the installation CD-ROM.
Sybase: Installation license is delivered with the installation CD-ROM.
WinaXe: Installation license is attached in the installation CD-ROM.
M2000: Installation license is provided by Huawei.
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10.4.2 Procedure of Retrieving M2000 Software License

I. Login
Login to the Server as root.
II. Retrieve the Physical Address of the Network Adapter

Retrieve the physical address of the network adapter with the command:
# ifconfig a
The physical address of the network adapter is the contents in "ether" in the returned
information.
III. Send the Physical Address of the Network Adapter

Send the physical address of the network adapter to Huawei. Huawei will return a valid
license file iMAPLicenses after receiving the physical address.
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Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20
Chapter 11 Installing Support Software for Sun

Netra 20
11.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Netra
20
To install support software for Sun Netra 20, proceed as follows:
1)
Confirm the configuration of the Server
2)
Plan partition disks
3)
Connect the Server to a terminal through a serial port
4)
Install Solaris
5)
Install Solaris patches
6)
Set system parameters
7)
Install disk mirror
11.2 Confirming the Configuration of the Server

Confirm the following items and note them down for the convenience of the subsequent
operations.
z
Host name
IP address, subnet mask and gateway
Password of the user root (It is recommended to use "root" as the initial
password).
Password of the user dbuser (It is recommended to use "dbuser" as the initial
password).
11.3 Planning Partition Diskss

The standard configuration of Sun Netra 20 includes two hard disks of 36 GB or two
hard disks of 73 GB. Follow Table 11-1 to implement hard disk partitioning.
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Table 11-1 Partitions for hard disks of Sun Netra 20
Two hard
disks of 36
GB
The first
hard disk
Partition number
Partition name
Size (MB)
Description
8192
Root area
swap
4096
Swap area
overlap
/data
Rest
Application database area
/opt
6100
Application area
overlap
/export/home
Rest
M2000 operating data area
8192
Root area
swap
4096
Swap area
overlap
/opt
6100
Application area
/data
24000
Application database area
/export/home
Rest
M2000 operating data area
200
Reserved
200
For mirroring
Hard disk mapping. No need to

modify.
4
The
second
hard disk

modify.
4
Two hard
disks of 73
GB
The first
hard disk
The
second
hard disk

modify.
Mirror of the first hard disk
11.4 Connecting a Terminal to Sun Netra 20 Server

The hardware of Sun Netra 20 does not include video adapter, monitor and keyboard.
It is necessary to operate it through a terminal connected with it through the serial port.
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Note:
Sun Netra 20 Server is the product of Sun Microsystems, Inc. The details are provided in the
corresponding technical information of Sun Netra 20 Server. The company, trade mark and manuals
mentioned in this manual belong to Sun Microsystems, Inc.
11.4.1 Setting Up Physical Connection

Connect the LOM serial port of Sun Netra 20 Server and the serial port of the terminal
PC or laptop using a serial port cable. One end of this cable is an RJ-45 pin connector,
which is connected to the LOM serial port on Sun Netra 20 Server. The other end is a
DB-9 pin connector, which is connected to COM1 or COM2 on the PC. Table 11-2 lists
the correspondence between the cores in the cable and signals.
Table 11-2 Structure of the serial port cable connecting Sun Netra 20 and a terminal
RJ-45
Signal
DB-9
TXD/RXD
REF/GND
REF/GND
RXD/TXD
The LOM serial port is on the back of the Sun Netra 20 Server, as shown in Figure 11-1.
LOM
Figure 11-1 Position of LOM serial port
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11.4.2 Setting up Logical Connection

After connecting Sun Netra 20 Server with a terminal, perform a logical connection for
them.
I. Switching on Sun Netra 20 Server

Press and hold the power button on the front panel to start Sun Netra 20 Server.
II. Switching on the Terminal

Press and hold the power button to start the terminal.
III. Setting up a Logical Connection by Means of HyperTerminal

To set up a logical connection by means of HyperTerminal, proceed as follows:
1)
Select [Start/Programs/Accessories/Communications/HyperTerminal].
2)
Enter the name of the connection.
3)
Select the serial port to be used. For example, to connect the Sun Netra 20 to the
port COM1 of the terminal, select "COM1".
4)
Configure COM1 properties using the following data:
Bits per second: 9600
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bit: 1
Flow control: None
5)
Click <OK> to finish the settings.
After setting up the connection, the prompt "ok" or "lom>" or "#" will appear in the
window of the new HyperTerminal, indicating that the connection has been set up.
With the connection established, you can operate the Server through the
HyperTerminal.
Note:
There are three default system prompts used by the Netra 20 system:
"lom>": Netra 20 has started, or LOMlite2 shell is in use.
"ok": Netra 20 has started but the user has not logged in yet.
"#": Netra 20 has started and the user has logged in as root.
To change "lom>" to "#", type console under the "lom>" prompt.

To change "#" to "lom>", type #. after the "#" prompt.
To change "#" to "ok", type init 0 or shutdown under the "#" prompt.
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11.5 Installing Solaris

11.5.1 Overview of Installing Solaris
To install Solaris, proceed as follows:
1)
Boot from CD-ROM
2)
Configure parameters
3)
Start the installation
4)
Use the second disk to install
5)
Skip the language disk
6)
Restart Solaris
Note:
In this section, the mark "[!]" is used to highlight the important steps.
11.5.2 Booting from CD-ROM

I. Entering the "ok" Status
Switch on the Server. Press <Ctrl+Break> to enter the "ok" status.
II. Using a System Disk to Start the Server

To start the system with a system disk, proceed as follows:
1)
Insert the first Solaris 8 installation disk.
Insert Solaris 8 02/02 Software 1 of 2.

2)
Start the Server with the command:
ok boot cdrom
11.5.3 Configuring Parameters

I. Selecting Language, Location and Terminal Type
1)
Select language used during installation
Enter "0" to select English.

2)
[!]
Select location
Enter "0" to select English.
[!]
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Select terminal type
Enter "3" to select DEC VT100.
[!]
Note:
If the Server is not Sun Netra 20, skip this step.
4)
In the dialog box [Solaris Installer], press <F2> to continue.
Note:
If pressing <F2> does not work, press <Esc+2> instead.
If pressing <> and <> does not work, press <Ctrl+B> and <Ctrl+N> instead.
II. Identifying the System

To identify the system, proceed as follows:
1)
2)
In the dialog box [Identify This System], press <F2> to start the identification.
In the dialog box [Network Connectivity], select Yes and then press <F2> to
connect the network.
3)
[!]
In the dialog box [DHCP], select No and then press <F2> to deselect DHCP. [!]
Note:
To ensure system security, it is necessary to set static IP.
4)
Select the primary network interface
In the dialog box [Primary Network Interface], select eri0 and then press <F2> to
select a primary network interface.
5)
[!]
In the dialog box [Host Name], enter the host name such as "m2ktest" and then
press <F2>.
6)
In the dialog box [IP Address], enter the IP of the Server, for example, "10.10.1.1"
and then press <F2>.
7)
In the dialog box [Subnets], select Yes and then press <F2>.
8)
In the dialog box [Netmask], enter the subnet mask, for example, "255.255.254.0"
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In the dialog box [IPv6], select No and then press <F2> to choose not to use
IPv6.
10) In the dialog box [Confirm Information], view the configuration information
recorded by the system. If you are sure all information is correct, press <F2>.
III. Configuring Security Strategy

To configure a security strategy, proceed as follows:
1)
In the dialog box [Configure Security Policy], select No and then press <F2> to
choose not to configure Kerberos security.
2)
In the dialog box [Confirm Information], view the configuration information

IV. Confirming Name Service

To confirm name service, proceed as follows:
1)
In the dialog box [Name Service], select None and then press <F2> to decide not
to configure name service.
2)

V. Setting Time Zone and Time

To set the time zone and time, proceed as follows:
1)
Set time zone according to the geographic zone
In the dialog box [Time Zone], select a geographic region from the list and press <F2>
to continue.
[!]
Caution:
Do not select other offset from GMT and other specify time zone file. Otherwise, a system time error
might occur.
2)
In the dialog box [Time Zone], select the location of the Server and then press
<F2>.
3)
In the dialog box [Date and Time], set a precise time for the system and then press
<F2>.
4)

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VI. Selecting Installation Mode and Software Type

To select an installation mode and software type, proceed as follows:
1)
Select an installation mode
If the operating system is installed, the dialog box [Solaris Interactive Installation] will be
displayed. Press <F4> to start an initial installation.
2)
[!]
Select an installation way
The system provides two ways to install Solaris: Standard and Flash. Press <F2> to
install the system from a standard Solaris Distribution.
3)
Select a geographic region
In the dialog box [Select Geographic Regions], select the local region of the Server to
specify the geographic region corresponding to the selected language and then press
<F2>.
4)
Select the installation type of Solaris software group
In the dialog box [Select Software], select "Entire Distribution plus OEM support 64-bit",
[!]
VII. Partitioning Disk

To partition a disk, proceed as follows:
1)
Select the disk available for installation
In the dialog box [Select Disks], select one or two disks to partition.
z
For the 36 GB disk, select two.
For the 73 GB disk, select one, and the other is for disk mirror.
Press <F2> to continue.

2)
[!]
In the dialog box [Preserve Data], press <F2> to choose not to keep data in the
disk.
3)
In the dialog box [Automatically Layout File Systems], press <F4> to manually lay
out system files.
4)
[!]
In the dialog box [File System and Disk Layout], press <F4> to customize the disk
partitions.
5)
In the dialog box [Customize Disk], customize the partitioning according to 11.3
Planning Partition Diskss.
6)
[!]
In the dialog box [File System and Disk Layout], check the disk partitioning, and
then press <F2>.
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Note:
Solaris might automatically round and adjust the disk partitioning.
For example, if you value root area partition as 8192 MB, Solaris will subsequently adjust the value to
8193 MB.
VIII. Not Mounting Remote File System

In order not to mount any remote file system, proceed as follows:
1)
In the dialog box [Mount Remote File Systems], press <F2> to continue, which
means no remote file system will be mounted.
2)
In the dialog box [Profile], view the configuration information recorded by the
system. If you are sure all information is correct, press <F2>.
11.5.4 Starting Installation

In the dialog box [Reboot After Installation], select Auto Reboot and then press <F2>.
When the installation starts, the dialog box [Installing Solaris Software-Progress] will
appear to display the installation progress.
This procedure lasts about 25 minutes.
11.5.5 Setting Password of root
Caution:
Do not forget the password. It is recommended to use "root" as the initial password.
When the installation is over, the system will automatically restart and then prompt to
enter the password of root.
[!]
11.5.6 Using the Second Disk to Install

To use the second disk to install Solaris, proceed as follows:
1)
In the dialog box [Media], select CD/DVD and then press <Enter>. The system
will eject the CD-ROM drive.
2)
Replace the first Solaris 8 installation disk with the second one, and then press
<Enter> to start the installation.
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The installation lasts about 20 minutes.

3)
Upon the completion of the installation, the dialog box [Installation] is displayed.
Enter 2 to continue.
[!]
11.5.7 Skipping the Language Disk

In the dialog box [Media], enter 3 then 1 to select Skip.
Note:
If Solaris English version is being installed, there is no reminder of using language disk.
11.5.8 Restarting Solaris

1)
Reboot
The system will automatically eject the disk. Take out the disk, and then press <Enter>.
2)
Login
After the system reboots, the login window will be displayed. Login as root to enter the
CDE (Common Desktop Environment).
It is necessary to install WinaXe on the terminal to enter CDE. For the installation of
WinaXe, see Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal.
After the operation above, the installation of Solaris has been finished. You should go
on to install Solaris patches.
11.6 Installing Solaris Patches

11.6.1 Overview of Installing Solaris Patches
To install Solaris patches, proceed as follows:
1)
Prepare installation package
2)
Configure setup parameters
3)
Install patches
4)
Check the installation
11.6.2 Preparing Installation Package

To prepare the installation package, proceed as follows:
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Insert the patch disk
Login as root and then insert the disk of Sun Solaris OS Patches 4.0.
2)
Create a temporary directory with the command:
# mkdir /tmp/sun_patch
3)
Copy the patch package with the command:
# cppr /cdrom/cdrom0/ patch27.tar.gz /tmp/sun_patch

4)
Decompress the patch package with the commands:
# cd /tmp/sun_patch
# /usr/bin/gunzip patch27.tar.gz
# tar xvf patch27.tar
11.6.3 Configuring Setup Parameters

I. Running setup-standard
To run setup-standard, proceed as follows:
1)
Switch to single user mode with the command:
# init S
[!]
Caution:
Do not skip this step. Otherwise, the installed patches will run abnormally.
2)
Enter the password of root
3)
Run setup-standard.sh with the commands:
# cd /tmp/sun_patch/sun/install
# ./setup-standard.sh
II. Setting /.profile

To set /.profile, proceed as follows:
1)
Enter "y" when the system prompts Is the power saving daemon to be disabled?
[y/n]: to disable the power saving daemon.
2)
Enter "n" when the system prompts Sun keyboard Power button to be disabled?
[y/n]: to enable the Sun keyboard power button.
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Enter "n" when the system prompts Are the buttons & dials to be disabled? [y/n]:
to enable the buttons and dials.
4)
Enter "n" when the system prompts Are remote root logins to be allowed? [y/n]:
not to allow remote root logins.
III. Installing SFS packages and ACT Package(CTEact)

To install the SFS packages and ACT package (CTEact), proceed as follows:
1)
Enter "y" when the system prompts Do you wish to add the SFS packages? [y/n]:
to install the SFS packages.
2)
Enter "E" when the system prompts Do you wish to ENABLE the alternate break
sequence? [E/n]: to enable the alternate break sequence.
3)
Enter "y" when the system prompts Do you want to install the ACT package?
[y/n]: to install the ACT package.
4)
Press <Enter> when the system prompts enter base directory for install (Default
/opt/CTEact) [?,q] to set the base directory as default value.
5)
Enter "n" when the system prompts Do you wish to enable the email of panic
facility [y] [y,n,?] to disable the Email of panic facility.
6)
Enter y when the system prompts Do you want this directory created now
[y,n,?,q] to create the base directory /opt/CTEact.
7)
Enter y when the system prompts Do you want to continue with the installation of
<CTEact> [y,n,?] to finish the installation of CTEact.
IV. Setting the Installation Directory of SUNWexplo

To set the installation directory of SUNWexplo, proceed as follows:
1)
Press <Enter> when the system prompts Press RETURN to continue... to

continue with the supply of SUNWexplo configuration information.
2)
Enter y when the system prompts Agree to these terms? [y,n] to agree the
SUNWexplo license agreement.
3)
Press <Enter> when the system prompts Where should this package be installed?
[/opt/SUNWexplo]: to set the installation directory of SUNWexplo as the default
value (/opt/SUNWexplo).
V. Supplying the User Information

Note:
The following information is not mandatory. You can press <Enter> to skip the relative user information.
1)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Company name [ ]:.
2)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Contract ID [ ]:.
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Enter the actual user information when the system prompts System serial number
[ ]:.
4)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Contact name [ ]:.
5)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Contact email
address [ ]:.
6)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Phone number [ ]:.
7)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Address (line 1) [ ]:.
8)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Address (line 2) [ ]:.
9)
Enter the actual user information when the system prompts City [ ]:.
10) Enter the actual user information when the system prompts State [ ]:.
11) Enter the actual user information when the system prompts Zip [ ]:.
12) Enter the number when the system prompts Please select your geo from this list
- to set your geographic regions.
13) Enter the country code when the system prompts Please Enter the two character
Country code or enter ? for a list of countries.[ ]: to set your country.
Note:
You can enter ? to list all country codes firstly.
VI. Configuring Information for Automatic Email Submission

To configure the information for automatic Email submission, proceed as follows:
1)
Enter y when the system prompts Would you like all explorer output to be sent to:
explorer-database-apac@sun.com at the completion of explorer when -mail or -e
is specified? to set the Email address to receive explorer output.
2)
Enter - when the system prompts To enter multiple addresses, separate them
with a comma (,).[ ]: not to set the alternate Email address.
3)
Enter the Email address when the system prompts Return address for explorer
email output []: to set the address to send the explorer output.
4)
Enter - when the system prompts To receive email notification that your explorer
output has been loaded into the repository, enter the email address to send the
notification to. If notification is not wanted, enter a single - [ ]: not to receive Email
notification.
VII. Confirming the Configuration Information and Finishing the Installation

To confirm the configuration information and finish the installation, proceed as follows:
1)
The system will display the user information and automatic Email submission
setting. View these values and enter y when the system prompts Are these
values okay? [y,n] to confirm these settings.
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Enter n when the system prompts Do you wish to run explorer once a week?
[y,n] not to run explorer once a week.
3)
Enter y when the system prompts Would you like to do this now? [y,n] to run
explorer and mail the results to Sun.
4)
Enter y when the system prompts Do you want this directory created now
[y,n,?,q] to create the base directory /opt/SUNWexplo.
5)
Enter y when the system prompts Do you want to continue with the installation of
<SUNWexplo> [y,n,?] to finish the installation of SUNWexplo.
By far, the configuration of setup parameters ends.
11.6.4 Installing Patches

To install the patches, proceed as follows:
1)
# cd /tmp/sun_patch/eis-cd/sun/patch/8
2)
# /tmp/sun_patch/eis-cd/sun/install/bin/unpack-patches
3)
Enter y when the system prompts Are you ready to unpack patches into /tmp/8?
[y/n]: to unpack patches into /tmp/8.
4)
# cd /tmp/8/
5)
# ./install_all_patches
Note:
This installation lasts about 150 minutes.
During the installation, the system might give some messages indicating installation failures. If the error
code is 8 or 16, you can ignore these messages. Otherwise, you should reinstall the patches.
6)
# /usr/sbin/shutdown i6 g0 y
11.6.5 Checking the Installation

To check the installation, proceed as follows:
1)
Login as root.
2)
Check the patch version with the command:
# uname X
In the returned message, the following fields must be:
Release = 5.8
KernelID = Generic_108528-27
If the value of "Release" is not 5.8, it is necessary to reinstall Solaris. If the value of
"KernelID is not Generic_108528-27, it is necessary to reinstall the Solaris patches.
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Note:
The following files contain the log information of the patches installation:
/var/sadm/install_data/Solaris_8_Recommended_log and /var/sadm/install_data/Solaris_8_Extra_log.
11.7 Setting Solaris System Parameters

11.7.1 Setting Default Router and Gateway
I. Setting Default Router
Create the file /etc/defaultrouter, and then add the IP of the default router obtained in
11.2 Confirming the Configuration of the Server, for example, "10.121.1.1".
II. Setting Default Gateway

Open the file /etc/netmasks and then add the IP of the subnet gateway obtained in 11.2
Confirming the Configuration of the Server.
11.7.2 Setting the Parameters for Access

I. Setting Terminal Type
Execute the following commands:
# TERM=vt100
# export TERM
II. Changing the Port for XWindow

Open the file /usr/dt/config/Xservers, and change the last line to ":50
Local
local_uid@console root /usr/openwin/bin/Xsun :50 -nobanner".
III. Inhibiting Shutting down the System Through Serial Port

Open
the
file
/etc/default/kbd,
and
then
delete
the
"#"
before
"KEYBOARD_ABORT=alternate".
IV. Enabling Remote Access

Open the file /etc/default/login, and then add "#" before "CONSOLE=/dev/console".
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V. Allowing root to Use ftp

Open the file /etc/ftpusers, and then add "#" before "root".
11.7.3 Restarting the System

Execute the following command:
11.8 Installing Disk Mirror

11.8.1 Overview of Installing Disk Mirror
For the Server configured with the two 73 GB hard disks, it is necessary to install disk
mirror.
To install disk mirror, proceed as follows:
1)
Plan mirroring
2)
Install Sun DiskSuite
3)
Create configuration files
4)
Back up system files
5)
Create mirrors for the local disk
11.8.2 Planning Mirroring

Decide the correspondence between physical devices, mirrors and sub-mirrors listed in
Table 11-3.
Caution:
The names of the physical devices depend on their types and hard disk controllers. For example, the first
disk is c1t0d0 and the second disk is c1t1d0.
Table 11-3 Correspondence between physical devices, mirrors and sub-mirrors

Connection point
/
Mirror
Physical device
d10
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c1t1d0s0
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swap
d20
/opt
d30
/data
d40
/export/home
d50
d60
Physical device
Sub-mirror
c1t0d0s1
d21
c1t1d0s1
d22
c1t0d0s3
d31
c1t1d0s3
d32
c1t0d0s4
d41
c1t1d0s4
d42
c1t0d0s5
d51
c1t1d0s5
d52
c1t0d0s6
d61
c1t1d0s6
d62
c1t0d0s7
c1t1d0s7
11.8.3 Installing Sun DiskSuite

To install Sun DiskSuite, proceed as follows:
1)
Login as root
2)
Insert the second installation disk of Solaris: Solaris 8 2/02 Software 2 of 2.
3)
Install all software packages with the commands:
# cd/cdrom/sol_8_202_sparc_2/Solaris_8/EA/products/DiskSuite_4.2.1/
sparc/Packages
# pkgadd d .
Caution:
In the above command, there is a "." at the end of the command.
Select "all" to install all software packages. For other prompts, press <y> to respond.
After the installation, press <q> to quit.
4)
Restart the system with the command:
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5)
Login as root
6)
Eject the disk with the command:
# eject
Take out the disk.
11.8.4 Creating Configuration Files

I. Overview of Creating Configuration Files
Create three configuration files to realize disk mirroring.
z
vfstab.mirror
mirr1.sh
mirr2.sh
Table 11-4 lists the functions of the three configuration files.

Table 11-4 Functions of configuration files
Configuration file
Function
vfstab.mirror
The configuration file stores disk information.
mirr1.sh
The configuration file copies the information of the partitioned disk 1

to disk 2.
The configuration file creates status database "metadb". The
database serves to store the important information of metadevice.
The configuration file uses metainit to create metadevice.
The configuration file uses metainit to create sub-mirrors for the first
disk.
The configuration file saves the disk information. Use contents in the
file "vfstab.mirror" to replace those in the file "/etc/vfstab".
mirr2.sh
The configuration file attaches the sub-mirrors of the second disk to

the previous sub-mirrors.
II. Creating vfstab.mirror

1)
To create vfstab.mirror, execute the following commands:
# cd /opt
# vi vfstab.mirror
2)
Enter the file contents, save the file and quit the editor vi.
According to Table 11-4, the file contents are as follows:
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device
#to mount to fsck
mount
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point
type passat boot
mount
options
#
fd
/dev/fd
/proc
fd
/proc
no
proc
no
swap
/dev/md/dsk/d20
no
/dev/md/dsk/d10
/dev/md/rdsk/d10 /
ufs 1
no
logging
/dev/md/dsk/d30
/dev/md/rdsk/d30 /opt ufs 1
/dev/md/dsk/d40
/dev/md/rdsk/d40 /data
/dev/md/dsk/d50
/dev/md/rdsk/d50 /export/home ufs 2
yes logging
ufs 2
yes logging
III. Creating mirr1.sh

1)
To create mirr1.sh, execute the following commands:
# cd /opt
# vi mirr1.sh
2)
Enter the file contents, save the file and quit the editor vi.

#! /sbin/sh
# s0 /
# s1 swap
# s2 overlap
# s3 /opt
# s4 /data
# s5 /export/home
# s6 None
# s7 None use for metadb
#
prtvtoc /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s2 > /tmp/c1t0d0.vtoc
fmthard -s /tmp/c1t0d0.vtoc /dev/rdsk/c1t1d0s2
metadb -afc 3 /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s7
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metadb -afc 3 /dev/dsk/c1t1d0s7

#
metainit -f d11 1 1 c1t0d0s0
metainit
d12 1 1 c1t1d0s0

metainit
d22 1 1 c1t1d0s1

metainit
d32 1 1 c1t1d0s3

metainit
d42 1 1 c1t1d0s4

metainit
d52 1 1 c1t1d0s5

metainit
d62 1 1 c1t1d0s6
#
metainit d10 -m d11
metainit d20 -m d21
metainit d30 -m d31
metainit d40 -m d41
metainit d50 -m d51
metainit d60 -m d61
#
metaroot d10
lockfs -fa
cp /opt/vfstab.mirror /etc/vfstab
echo "Please reboot system and then call mirr2.sh . "
IV. Create mirr2.sh

1)
To create mirr2.sh, execute the following commands:
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# cd /opt
# vi mirr2.sh
2)
Input the file contents, save the file and quit vi.

#! /sbin/sh
#
echo "Begin to resynchronize local boot disk's sub-mirror ... ..."
metattach d10 d12
metattach d20 d22
metattach d30 d32
metattach d40 d42
metattach d50 d52
metattach d60 d62
#
echo "It will take a long time to resynchronize local boot disk's sub-mirror. You may
check the progress by using command metastat."
11.8.5 Backing up System Files

Back up the system files /etc/vfstab and /etc/system with the commands:
# cp /etc/vfstab /etc/vfstab.old
# cp /etc/system /etc/system.old
11.8.6 Creating Mirrors for Local Disk

To create mirrors for the local disk, proceed as follows:
1)
Run mirr1.sh with the command
# . /opt/mirr1.sh
2)
Restart the system with the command
# sync; sync; sync; reboot -- -r

3)
Run mirr2.sh with the command
# . /opt/mirr2.sh
4)
Confirm synchronization
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Use the following command to check the synchronization progress:

# metastat | grep %
If the synchronization is not finished yet, the system will return the following message:
Resync in progress: %
The synchronization lasts about 3 hours.

5)
Verify the result with the command:
# metastat
If the states of all sub-mirrors in the returned message are "Okay", it indicates the disk
mirrors are successfully created. Otherwise, it indicates the creation fails and you need
to create again.
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Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880

Fire V880
12.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Fire
V880
To install support software in a Sun Fire V880, proceed as follows:
1)
Confirm the hardware configuration of the Server
2)
3)
Install a supporting platform
12.2 Confirming the Hardware Configuration of Server

operations.
z
Host name
Password of the user root (it is recommended to use "root" as the initial password).
Password of the user dbuser (it is recommended to use "dbuser" as the initial
password.)
12.3 Planning Partition Disks

The standard configuration of Sun Fire V880 includes two 73 GB hard disks and one
Sun StorEdge 3310 hard disk array. The hard disk array consists of eight 36 GB hard
disks. Follow Table 12-1 to implement hard disk partitioning.
Table 12-1 Partitions for hard disks and hard disk array of Sun Fire V880
Partition number
Two
hard
disks of
73GB
The
first
hard
disk
Partition name
Size (MB)
Description
8192
Root area
swap
4096
Swap area
overlap
Hard disk mapping. No

need to modify.
3
4
5
/opt
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Partition name
Size (MB)
Description
600
Reserved
/data
24576
Application database
area
/export/home
Rest
M2000 operating data

area
One
hard
disk
arrays
The
second
hard
disk
The
hard
disk
array
RAID5 + Hotspare
12.4 Installing Supporting Platform

Install the supporting platform, which includes Solaris, Volume Manager and their
patches as well as configuration data of Sun StorEdge 3310.
The Sun engineer is responsible for the installation of the supporting platform.
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Fire 4800
13.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Fire
4800
To install support software for Sun Fire 4800, proceed as follows:
1)
Confirm the configuration of the Server
2)
3)
Install a supporting platform
13.2 Confirming the Configuration of the Server

operations.
z
Host name
Password of the user root (it is recommended to use "root" as the initial password.)
Password of the user dbuser (it is recommended to use "dbuser" as the initial
password.)
13.3 Planning Partition Disks

The standard configuration of Sun Fire 4800 includes two 36 GB hard disks and two
Sun StorEdge T3 hard disk arrays (T3 for short). Each hard disk array consists of nine
36 GB hard disks. Follow Table 13-1 to implement hard disk partitioning.
Table 13-1 Partitions for hard disks and hard disk arrays of Sun Fire 4800
Two
hard
disks of
36 GB
The first
hard disk
Partition number
Partition name
Size (MB)
Description
8,192
Root area
swap
16,384
Swap area
overlap
Hard disk mapping.

No need to modify.
3
4
5
/opt
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Partition number
Partition name
Size (MB)
600
Description
Reserved
Two
hard
disk
arrays
The
second
hard disk
The first
hard disk
array
RAID5 +
Hotspare
The
second
hard disk
array
Mirror of the first hard disk array
/data
24,576
Application database
area
/export/home
Rest
M2000 operating data

area
13.4 Installing Supporting Platform

Install a supporting platform, which includes Solaris, Volume Manager and their
patches as well as configuration data of T3.
The Sun engineer is responsible for the installation of the supporting platform according
to
13.2
Confirming
the
13-2
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of
the
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Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring WinaXe on

Terminal
14.1 Overview of Installing and Configuring WinaXe on
Terminal
Before installing Sybase, it is necessary to install WinaXe on the terminal connected to
M2000 Server.
WinaXe sets up TCP/IP connection between the terminal and the Server, so that the
terminal can synchronously display the installation on the Server.
To install and configure WinaXe, proceed as follows:
1)
Configure IP of the terminal
2)
Prepare installation package
3)
Enter the License
4)
Install WinaXe
5)
Configure WinaXe
6)
Run WinaXe
14.2 Configuring IP of Terminal

Since WinaXe operates in TCP/IP environment, it is necessary to configure a proper IP
for the terminal so that the terminal can access to the Server.
14.3 Preparing Installation Package

To prepare the installation package, proceed as follows:
1)
Insert the disk of WinaXe 6.1 into the terminal.
2)
Run the self-extraction file E:\winaxe6.1\ winaxe6.1.exe in the disk, where "E:"
refers to the CD-ROM driver.
3)
In the dialog box [WinZip Self-Extractor], click <OK> to confirm the self-extraction.
4)
Do not select When Done Unzipping Run: SETUP.EXE in the dialog box
[winaxe6.1.exe] shown in Figure 14-1 to install the license. Click <Unzip>.
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Figure 14-1 Decompressing WinaXe 6.1

5)
When all files are decompressed, the dialog box illustrated in Figure 14-2 is
displayed. Click <OK>.
Figure 14-2 Decompressing WinaXe 6.1 software package completed
14.4 Entering the License

To enter details of the license of WinaXe, proceed as follows:
1)
Retrieve the license file package
Run the file with the file type as "eml", and then copy the accessory "license.exe" to the
decompression directory of WinaXe 6.1, such as "C:\xinstall".
2)
Run the license file "license.exe".
3)
In the dialog box [WinZip Self-Extractor license.exe], specify the installation

directory of WinaXe 6.1, such as "C:\xinstall". Do not select When Done
Unzipping Run: SETUP.EXE, and then click <Unzip>.
4)
When all files are extracted, the dialog box illustrated in Figure 14-3 will be
displayed. Click <OK>.
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Figure 14-3 Decompressing license file package completed
14.5 Installing WinaXe

To install WinaXe software, proceed as follows:
1)
Run the file "C:\xinstall\setup.exe".
2)
The dialog box [WinaXe Setup] will be displayed, as shown in Figure 14-4. Click
<Next>.
Figure 14-4 WinaXe setup

3)
In the dialog box [WinaXe Registration], enter the user name, and then click
<Next>.
4)
In the dialog box [Choose Destination Location], enter the installation directory,
and then click <Next>.
5)
In the dialog box [Setup Type], select Typical and then click <Next>.
6)
In the dialog box [Folder Selection], enter the name of a folder and then click
<Next>.
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14.6 Configuring WinaXe

To configure WinaXe with configuration tool, proceed as follows:
1)
Select [Start/Programs/WinaXe 6.1/XSettings] to display the dialog box

[XSettings].
2)
In this dialog box, select Single in [Window Mode List], and select Use XDMCP
in [XDMCP], as shown in Figure 14-5. Click <Settings> to display the dialog box
[XDMCP Settings].
Figure 14-5 XSettings

3)
In the dialog box [XDMCP Settings], select Broadcast in [XDMCP mode], as

shown in Figure 14-6, and then click <OK>.
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Figure 14-6 Setting XDMCP

4)
In the dialog box [XSettings], click <OK> to finish the configuration.
14.7 Running WinaXe

To run WinaXe, proceed as follows:
1)
Select [Start/Programs/WinaXe 6.1/XSession] to display the dialog box [Select

XDMCP Host].
2)
In the dialog box [Select XDMCP Host], select the Server to connect, and then
click <Select>.
3)
In the CDE of the Server, enter the user name and password to login to the Server.
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Patches
15.1 Overview of Installing Sybase Database and Patches
To install Sybase database and the patches, proceed as follows:
1)
Preparation
2)
Install Sybase
3)
Configure Sybase parameters
4)
Install Sybase patches
5)
Check the Installation
15.2 Preparation
15.2.1 Checking Solaris Running Status
Check the running status of Solaris. See 11.6.5 Checking the Installation".
15.2.2 Setting Sharing Memory

Add the following statement to the end of the file "/etc/system":
set shmsys:shminfo_shmmax= <value>
Where <value> is: size of Server memory size(unit: MB) 1024 1024 / 2.
Table 15-1 lists the value of shminfo_shmmax.
Table 15-1 Value of shminfo_shmmax
Server memory size
Value of shminfo_shmmax
512M
268435456
1G
536870912
2G
1073741824
4G
2147483648
8G
4294967296
16G
8589934592
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Server memory size
Value of shminfo_shmmax
32G
17179869184
To determine the size of system memory, execute the following command:

# /usr/sbin/prtconf -v | grep Memory
15.2.3 Creating dbuser

Note:
The user dbuser is responsible for the installation and maintenance of the Sybase database.
To create dbuser, proceed as follows:

1)
Run system administration tools
Login as root, and then execute the following command:

# admintool
2)
Create a user
In the dialog box [Admintool: Users], select [Edit/Add].

3)
Set properties of the new user
In the dialog box [Admintool: Add User], set the properties of the user dbuser according
to Figure 15-1, and then click <OK> to close this dialog box.
Caution:
Set a password for dbuser. It is recommended to use "dbuser" as the initial password.
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Figure 15-1 Setting properties of dbuser
15.2.4 Restarting the System

Execute the following command to restart the system:
# /usr/sbin/shutdown i6 g0 -y
15.3 Installing Sybase

15.3.1 Overview of Installing Sybase
To install Sybase, proceed as follows:
1)
Become dbuser
2)
Run the installer

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3)
Set installation parameters
4)
Start initial installation
5)
Configure Sybase database server
6)
Finish the installation
15.3.2 Becoming dbuser

To become dbuser, proceed as follows:
1)
Login as dbuser
2)
Set user environment of dbuser with the commands:
bash-2.03$ LANG=C
bash-2.03$ export LANG
3)
Create the directory /opt/sybase/data with the commands:
bash-2.03$ cd /opt/sybase
bash-2.03$ mkdir data
15.3.3 Running the Installer

To run the installer, proceed as follows:
1)
Insert the installation disk of Sybase 12.0.
2)
Run the installer with the commands:
bash-2.03$ cd /cdrom/cdrom0
bash-2.03$ ./install
15.3.4 Setting Installation Parameters

I. Selecting an Installation Type
After the initial installation, the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-2 will be displayed.
Select Customized Install, and then click <Next>.
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Figure 15-2 Selecting an installation type
II. Selecting an Installation Path

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-3, enter the Sybase installation path
/opt/sybase and then click <Next>.
Figure 15-3 Selecting an installation path
III. Selecting Installation Components

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-4, click <More> to the right of "Language
Module". Select the desired language and click <Next>.
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Figure 15-4 Selecting installation components
IV. Confirming Installation Parameters

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-5, confirm the installation parameters, and then
click <Next>.
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Figure 15-5 Summary of installation parameters
15.3.5 Starting Initial Installation

The dialog box [Installing] will be displayed to indicate the installation progress.
I. Deciding Whether to Install the License

Upon the completion of the initial installation, the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-6
will be displayed. Click <Yes>.
Figure 15-6 Installation license management
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II. Entering License Information

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-7, enter the license information, and then click
<Continue Install>. The license information is provided with the Sybase installation
disk.
Figure 15-7 License information
15.3.6 Configuring Sybase Database Server

I. Deciding Whether to Configure Sybase Database Server
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-8, click <Yes>.
Figure 15-8 Configuring Sybase database Server
II. Configuring a New Sybase Database Server

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-9, click <Configure a new server>.
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Figure 15-9 ASE installation and configuration
III. Selecting the Server to Build

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-10, select Adaptive Server and Backup
Server options. Enter the name of the adaptive server "SYB", and then click <OK>.
Figure 15-10 Selecting a server
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Caution:
The server name must be "SYB".
IV. Configuring Server Attributes

1)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-11, specify the parameters according to
Table 15-2. For other parameters, adopt their default values. Click <OK>.
Figure 15-11 Setting Server attributes (1)
Table 15-2 Server attributes

Item
Value
Master device path
/opt/sybase/data/master_dev.dat
Master device size (MB)
400
Master database size (MB)
300
Sybsystemprocs device path
/opt/sybase/data/sybsystemprocs_dev.dat
Sybsystemprocs device size (MB)
80
Sybsystemprocs database size (MB)
80
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2)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-12, adopt the default values and click
<Build Servers>.
Figure 15-12 Setting Server attributes (2)
V. Not Localizing the Server

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-13, click <No> to use English.
Figure 15-13 Localizing the server
VI. Creating Database Server

After building the database Server, the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-14 will be
displayed. Check whether all required Servers are built in this dialog box.
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If so, click <OK> to continue.
Otherwise, keep clicking <Go Back> until you return to the dialog box [ASE setup
& configuration]. Configure again.
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Figure 15-14 Result of Server building
15.3.7 Finishing the Installation

If the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-10 is displayed, click <Exit>. If the dialog box
illustrated in Figure 15-9 is displayed, click <Exit> too.
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 15-15, click <OK> to finish the installation.
Figure 15-15 Completing the Installation
15.4 Configuring Sybase Parameters

15.4.1 Setting Environment Parameters of dbuser
To set environment parameters of dbuser, proceed as follows:
1)
Create and edit the file ".profile" under /opt/sybase with the command:
bash-2.03$ vi .profile
2)
Add the following contents to the file ".profile":
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#!/bin/bash
LANG=C; export LANG
PATH=/opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install:$PATH; export PATH
. /opt/sybase/SYBASE.sh
. /opt/sybase/OCS-12_0/OCS-12_0.sh
. /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/ASE-12_0.sh
3)
Make ".profile" take effect with the command:
bash-2.03$ . ./.profile
Caution:
There is a "." before "profile". There is a space between "." and "./.profile".
In ".profile", there is . before "/opt/sybase/SYBASE.sh", /opt/sybase/OCS-12_0/OCS-12_0.sh and
/opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/ASE-12_0.sh.
15.4.2 Setting Password of sa

After the installation of Sybase, the default password of the super user "sa" is null. To
ensure the security of the database, execute the following operations immediately after
the installation to modify the password of sa.
In the following example, the password is set as "emsems".
bash-2.03$ isql SSYB -Usa P
1>sp_password null, emsems
2>go
Setting password succeeded!
(return status=0)
15.4.3 Modifying Sybase Database Parameters

To modify Sybase database parameters, proceed as follows:
1)
Set the following parameters in the interface of "isql"
1>sp_configure total memory, <value>

2>go
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The <value> =server memory size x 1024 / 8, if server memory size x 1024 / 8<
1048457.
The <value> =1048457, if memory size x 1024 / 8 >1048457.
Table 15-3 lists the value of total memory.
Table 15-3 Value of total memory
Server memory size
Value of total memory
512M
65536
1G
131072
2G
262144
4G
524288
8G
1048576
16G
1048576
32G
1048576
2)
Stop Sybase with the commands:
1> shutdown SYB_BACKUP

2> go
1>shutdown
2>go
3)
Restart Sybase with the commands:
bash-2.03$ cd /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install
bash-2.03$ ./startserver f ./RUN_SYB
bash-2.03$ ./startserver f ./RUN_SYB_back
Wait for 20 seconds, and then press <Enter>. The following prompt is displayed:
bash-2.03$
15.5 Installing Sybase Patches

15.5.1 Overview of Installing Sybase Patches
To install Sybase patches, proceed as follows:
1)
Load patches
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2)
Decompress patches
3)
Stop Sybase
4)
Copy patches
5)
Edit the file RUN_SYB and RUN_SYB_back
6)
Start Sybase
15.5.2 Loading Patches

In binary mode, send the patch file package EBF11689.tgz in the PC to /tmp in the
Server through ftp.
The operation procedure of sending files through ftp is as follows:
1)
Enter the following command in the Command console:
ftp <Server IP Address>

2)
Enter the user name and password to login to the Server.
3)
Set a file path in the PC and Server with the commands:
ftp> lcd <Path of Patch>

ftp> cd /tmp
4)
Set binary mode with the command:
ftp> bin
5)
Send the file with the command:
ftp> put EBF11689.tgz

6)
Quit with the command:
ftp> bye
15.5.3 Decompressing Patches

Decompress the patches using the commands:
bash-2.03$ cd /tmp
bash-2.03$ gunzip EBF11689.tgz
bash-2.03$ /usr/sbin/tar xvf EBF11689.tar
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15.5.4 Stopping Sybase
Caution:
If M2000 is running, it is necessary to stop the M2000 services first. See 16.5.2 Manually Starting M2000
Services".
To stop Sybase, execute the commands:

bash-2.03$ isql -SSYB -Usa -P<User sa Password >
1> shutdown SYB_BACKUP
2> go
1> shutdown
2> go
15.5.5 Copying Patches

To copy patches, execute the command:
bash-2.03$ cp R /tmp/ebf11689/* /opt/sybase/
15.5.6 Editing the File RUN_SYB and RUN_SYB_back

To edit the file RUN_SYB and RUN_SYB_back, proceed as follows:
1)
To open the file RUN_SYB, execute the commands:
bash-2.03$ vi /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install/RUN_SYB
2)
Modify the file RUN_SYB.
Add the following contents under the comment lines (starting with #) in the file:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/lwp:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64=/usr/lib/lwp/64
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64
Add the following contents at the end of the file:
-T1631 \
-T1632 \
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Caution:
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There is no blank line between -M/opt/sybase \ and -T1631 \. Otherwise, you will find the cue
-T1631: not found when stopping Sybase.
There is a space between -T1631 and \.
3)
Save the file RUN_SYB and quit.
4)
To open the file RUN_SYB_back, execute the commands:
bash-2.03$ vi /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install/RUN_SYB_back
5)
Modify the file RUN_SYB_back.
Add the following contents under the comment lines (starting with #) in the file:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/lwp:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64=/usr/lib/lwp/64
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64
Add the following contents at the end of the file:
-T1631 \
-T1632 \
Caution:
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There is no blank line between -M/opt/sybase \ and -T1631 \. Otherwise, you will find the cue
-T1631: not found when stopping Sybase.
6)
Save the file RUN_SYB_back and quit.
15.5.7 Starting Sybase

To start Sybase, execute the commands:
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15.6 Checking the Installation

Caution:
Before reinstalling Sybase, be sure to delete the following files:
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/opt/sybase/interfaces
/data/master_dev.dat
/data/sybsystemprocs_dev.dat
15.6.1 Checking Whether the Adaptive Server and the Backup Server are
Started
I. Checking Database Status
To check the database status, execute the commands:
bash-2.03$ ./showserver
root 21684 21683 0 Apr 29 ?
0:00 /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/bin/backupserver
-SSYB_back -e/opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install
root 23718 23716 7 Apr 29 ?
678:28 /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/bin/dataserver -sSYB
-d/data/master_dev.dat -e/opt/sybase/
If the returned information includes "dataserver" and "backupserver", it means that the
Adaptive Server and the Backup Server are started.
II. Manually Starting Database

If the database is not started, use the following commands to start up the database.
After executing these commands, query the database status. If the database is not
started yet, it is necessary to reinstall Sybase.
15.6.2 Checking Whether Database Can Be Connected

To check whether the database can be connected, execute the command:
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bash-2.03$ isql -SSYB -Usa -P<User sa Password>

1>
If the above information is returned, it means that the database can be connected.
Enter "quit" to quit. Otherwise, it means that Sybase is running abnormally. It is
necessary to reinstall Sybase.
Note:
For the initial sa password of Sybase database, refer 15.4.2 Setting Password of sa.
15.6.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database

bash-2.03$ isql -SSYB -Usa -P<User sa Password>
1> select @@version
2> go
Adaptive
Server
Enterprise/12.0.0.8/P/EBF
11689
ESD1/Sun_svr4/OS
5.6/2047/32bit/FBO/Fri Feb 13 03:52:51 2004
In the output information above, "12.0.0.8" is the current Sybase version and patch
number. If it is "12.0", it means that the Sybase database has not been patched. For
related information, see 15.5 Installing Sybase Patches". If the information contains
other numerals, reinstall Sybase.
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16.1 Overview of Installing Server Application
To install Server application, proceed as follows:
1)
Check Solaris
2)
Check Sybase database
3)
Install M2000 Server application software
4)
Note:
The hardware of Sun Netra 20, Sun Fire V880 and Sun Fire 4800 does not include video adapter, monitor
and keyboard. It is necessary to operate it through a terminal. You can use the tool WinaXe to implement
the installation of software of graphic interface. As for the installation of WinaXe, refer Chapter 14
Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal.
Table 16-1 lists the initial passwords of users for the operating system and database.
Table 16-1 Initial user passwords
User name
Password
root(Solaris)
root
dbuser(Solaris)
dbuser
sa(Sybase)
emsems
Note:
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Use command passwd <user name> to modify the passwod of root and dbuser.
See 15.4.2 Setting Password of sa to modify the password of sa.
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16.2 Checking Solaris

16.2.1 Overview of Checking Solaris
Normally the operating system and database are installed in the computer before
delivery.
To check Solaris, login to the Server as root and proceed as follows:
1)
Check the version and patch number of the operating system
2)
Check system partition
3)
Check and modify Server settings
To reinstall Solaris, see Chapter 11 Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20,
Chapter 12 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880 or Chapter 13 Installing
Support Software for Sun Fire 4800.
16.2.2 Checking Version and Patch Number of Operating System

Execute the command:
# uname X
The following two fields in the returned information should be:
Release = 5.8
KernelID = Generic_108528-27
If the value of "Release" is not 5.8, it is necessary to reinstall Solaris. If the value of
"KernelID" is not Generic_108528-27, it is necessary to reinstall the Solaris patches.
16.2.3 Checking System Partition

I. Executing "format" Command
Execute the command:
# /usr/sbin/format
II. Checking Partitions of the First Hard Disk

For the hard disk partitioning of different Servers, see Table 11-1, Table 12-1 or Table
13-1. If the partitions of the hard disk are not consistent with the corresponding table,
reinstall the operating system.
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Note:
Pay attention to the information in "Size" in the returned information. The information in "Size" is the size of
each partition.
The contents in the "Tag" column are selected from the fixed options in the system. When a partition name
has no corresponding options, the Tag will be "unassigned". Partition names can be found in the file
/etc/vfstab.
1)
Enter "0" to select the first hard disk.
Specify disk (enter its number)[0]: 0

2)
Enter "p" to select the partition list.
format> p
3)
Enter "p" to display the hard disk partitions.
partition> p
4)
View the partitions of the first hard disk.
III. Checking Partitons of the Second Hard Disk

To check the partitions of the second hard disk, proceed as follows:
1)
Enter q to quit the current status.
partition> q
2)
Enter disk to select the other hard disk.
format> disk
3)
Enter "1" to select the second hard disk.
Specify disk (enter its number)[0]: 1

4)
Enter "p" to select the partition list.
format> p
5)
Enter "p" to display the hard disk partitions.
partition> p
6)
View the partitions of the second hard disk.
IV. Quitting"format" Command

To quit the command # /usr/sbin/format, proceed as follows:
1)
Enter q to quit the current status.
partition> q
2)
Enter q to quit the command.
format> q
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16.2.4 Checking and Modifying Server Settings

Check the host name, IP, time zone and system time of the Server with corresponding
commands. If the above information does not meet the requirement, modify it.
I. Checking the Host Name

Execute the following command to output the host name of the Server:
# hostname
II. Modifying the Host Name

If the current host name does not meet the requirement, modify it as follows:
1)
Modify the file /etc/hosts
Replace the original host name with the correct one.

2)
Modify the file /etc/hostname.hme0
Note:
If the file /etc/hostname.hme0 does not exist, please find the file /etc/hostname.eri0 to replace the original
host name with the correct one.
3)
Modify the file /etc/nodename

4)
Restart the Server with the command:
# init 6
III. Checking the IP Configuration

Execute the following command to output the IP configuration of the Server:
# ifconfig -a
IV. Modifying the IP Configuration

If the IP of the current Server does not meet the requirement, modify it as follows:
1)
Modify the file /etc/hosts
Replace the original IP with the correct one.

2)
Modify the file /opt/sybase/interfaces

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Replace the original IP with the correct one.

The IP in this file is in the hexadecimal format. In the row containing "/dev/tcp", the eight
characters behind "\x********" are the IP address.
For example, to modify "10.129.27.118" as "10.130.5.1", edit the file "interface" with the
command:
# vi interfaces
master tli tcp /dev/tcp \x000210040a811b760000000000000000
query tli tcp /dev/tcp \x000210040a811b760000000000000000
In the message above, "0a811b76" is "10.129.27.118". To modify the IP as "10.130.5.1",

modify "0a811b76" as "0a820501".
3)
Modify the file /etc/netmasks
Replace the original gateway with the new gateway, and the original subnet mask with
the new subnet mask.
4)
Modify the file /etc/defaultrouter
Replace the original route with the new one.
Note:
If the file /etc/defaultrouter does not exist, create it and add IP to it as the route information, for example,
"10.121.1.1".
5)
Restart the computer with the command:
# init 6
V. Checking Time Zone

Execute the following command to output the current time zone of the operating
system:
# echo $TZ
VI. Modifying Time Zone

If the time zone does not meet the requirement, modify it as follows:
1)
Modify the file /etc/TIMEZONE. Change the value of "TZ" as that of the local time
zone, for example, "TZ=PRC".
You can get the time zone information under the directory /usr/share/lib/zoneinfo.
2)
Restart the computer with the command:

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# init 6
Caution:
The concept of time zone in Solaris8 is different from that in Windows. If the time zone in Windows is
"GMT+8", then the one in Solaris is "GMT-8". If the user does not follow this rule, the clock synchronization
system is abnormal.
VII. Checking Current Time

Execute the following command to output the current time of the operating system:
# date
VIII. Modifying Current Time

If the output time is different from the local time, modify it.
For example, to modify the time as "2003-11-17, 16:30:43", execute the command:
# date 111716302003.43
Mon Nov 17 17:53:29 CST 2003
16.3 Checking Sybase Database

16.3.1 Checking Installation of Sybase
Execute the following command to become dbuser:
# su - dbuser
If the response is slow and the message "su: Unknown id: dbuser" is given, it means
that dbuser does not exist. In this case, it is necessary to install Sybase.
Note:
The user dbuser has been created before the installation of Sybase. This user serves to install and
maintain the Sybase database. For the properties of dbuser, refer 15.2 Preparation.
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To reinstall the Sybase database, see Chapter 15 Installing Sybase Database and
Patches.
Caution:
Before reinstalling the Sybase database, be sure to delete the following files:
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/opt/sybase/interfaces
/data/master_dev.dat
/data/sybsystemprocs_dev.dat
16.3.2 Checking Sybase Running Status

Refer 15.6.1 Checking Whether the Adaptive Server and the Backup Server are
Started.
16.3.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database

Refer 15.6.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database.
16.4 Installing M2000 Server Application Software

16.4.1 Overview of Installing M2000 Server Application Software
To install M2000 Server application software, proceed as follows:
1)
Create user group omcsysm
2)
Create omcuser and ftpuser
3)
Become root
4)
Run the installer
5)
Set M2000 application environment
16.4.2 Creating User Group omcsysm

To create the user group omcsysm, proceed as follows:
1)
Become root with the command:
bash-2.03$ su root
2)
Create omcsysm with the command:
# groupadd omcsysm
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16.4.3 Creating omcuser and ftpuser

Note:
Only root can install and delete M2000 Server application software, as well as start and stop M2000
services. The user omcuser is responsible for daily maintenance of M2000, such as backup and
restoration.
I. Running the System Administration Tool

Run the system administration tool with the command:
# admintool
II. Creating omcuser

To create omcuser, proceed as follows:
1)
In the dialog box [Admintool: Users], select [Edit/Add] to display the dialog box
[Admintool: Add User].
2)
In the dialog box [Admintool: Add User], set the properties of omcuser according to
Figure 16-1, and then click <OK>.
Caution:
Set a password for omcuser. It is recommended to use "omcuser" as the initial password.
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Figure 16-1 Setting properties of omcuser
III. Creating ftpuser

Note:
The user ftpuser serves to transfer files between M2000 Server and NEs.
To create user ftpuser, proceed as follows:

1)
In the dialog box [Admintool: Users], select [Edit/Add] to display the dialog box
[Admintool: Add User].
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2)
In the dialog box [Admintool: Add User], set the properties of ftpuser according to
Figure 16-2, and then click <OK>.
Caution:
Set a password for ftpuser. It is recommended to use "ftpuser" as the initial password.
Figure 16-2 Setting properties of ftpuser
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IV. Completing the Creation

Close the dialog box [Admintool: Users].
V. Setting Properties of omcuser

To set properties of omcuser, proceed as follows:
1)
Add the rights of reading, writing or executing directories to omcuser with the
commands:
# chmod g+w /data

# chmod g+w /export/home/sysm
# chmod g+w /opt/sybase
# chmod g+rw /opt/sybase/*.cfg
# chmod g+rx /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install/RUN_*
# chmod g+rw /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install/*.log
# chmod g+w /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install
# chmod g+wr /opt/sybase/data/*
# chmod g+rx /opt/sybase/SYBASE.sh
# chmod g+rx /opt/sybase/OCS-12_0/OCS-12_0.sh
# chmod g+rx /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/ASE-12_0.sh
2)
Become omcuser with the command:
# su omcuser
3)
Create and edit the file ".profile" with the command:
4)
Add the following information to ".profile":
#!/bin/bash
PATH=/opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/install:$PATH; export PATH
. /opt/sybase/SYBASE.sh
. /opt/sybase/OCS-12_0/OCS-12_0.sh
. /opt/sybase/ASE-12_0/ASE-12_0.sh
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Note:
If M2000 Server application software has been installed in the Server, you should uninstall it before
installation. See Chapter 18 Uninstalling M2000 Server Application.
16.4.4 Becoming root

# su root
Caution:
Do not operate the Sybase database during the installation of M2000 Server application software.
I. Inserting the Installation Disk

Insert the CD-ROM for M2000 Server application software.
Note:
You can download the M2000 Server application software from the web site and send it to the Server by
means of ftp. For the information related to ftp, see 15.5.2 Loading Patches.
II. Running the Installer

Run the installer with the commands:
# cd /cdrom/cdrom0
# ./install.sh
III. Setting Installation Parameters

To set installation parameters, proceed as follows:
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1)
After executing the commands above, the dialog box [Introduction] illustrated in
Figure 16-3 is displayed. Click <Next> to continue.
Figure 16-3 Introduction to installing M2000
Note:
The commissioning information will be stored in the file /var/imap_install.log. You can query the
commissioning information during installation using the following command:
# tail -f /var/imap_install.log
To cancel the installation, click <Cancel>.
2)
In dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-4, enter the installation path /opt/OMC and
then click <Next>.
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Figure 16-4 Setting an installation path

3)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-5, check whether the installation
information is correct, and then click <Next> to continue, or click <Previous> to
correct the information.
Figure 16-5 Confirming installation information

4)
If the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-6 is displayed, it indicates the system is
copying files. This procedure lasts for about five minutes.
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Figure 16-6 Copying files

5)
When all files are copied, the system gives the message illustrated in Figure 16-7.
Click <Next> to continue.
Figure 16-7 Prompt of completion of file copy

6)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-8, select the desired language and then
click <Next>.
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Figure 16-8 Selecting a language

7)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-9, set the database parameters according
to Table 16-2 and then click <Next>.
Figure 16-9 Setting database parameters

Table 16-2 lists the database parameters.
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Table 16-2 Database parameters

Parameter
Description
Type
Database type. Select "Sybase".
Server Name
Name of Sybase database server. Set as "SYB".
User Name
User name used to login to Sybase. Set as "sa".
Password
Password of sa. It must be consistent with the sa password

defined during installation of Sybase.
Confirm password
It must be consistent with [Password].
8)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-10, set the file transfer parameters
according to Table 16-3, and then click <Next> to continue.
Figure 16-10 Setting file transfer parameters

Table 16-3 lists the file transfer parameters.
Table 16-3 File transfer parameters
Parameter
Description
File Transfer Server
IP address of M2000 Server.It is assigned by the

installer automatically.The transfer Server serves to
transfer files between M2000 Server and Client.
File Transfer User
User name for operation of file transfer.The M2000

Client can automatically obtain the user name and
password for file transfer from the Server .Therefore,
when implementing file transfer on the Client, you need
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Parameter
Description
not enter the user name and password.
It must be set as ftpuser.For introduction of creating
this user, see 16.4.3 III. Creating ftpuserr.
File Transfer Password
ftpuser password
Confirm Password
It must be consistent with file transfer Password.
File Transfer Timeout
Time limit for file transfer.Unit:second.The default value

is 120.
9)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-11, check whether the configuration
parameters are correct, and then click <Next> to continue or click <Previous> to
correct the parameters.
Figure 16-11 Confirming parameters
IV. Selecting Database Installation Mode

If the M2000 Server application software has been installed in the Server, then the
dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-12 will be displayed. You can select an installation
mode in this dialog box.
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Select Reinstall to delete all M2000 databases in the system and reinstall the
database.
Select Update to update the M2000 database in the system.
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Figure 16-12 Selecting database installation mode
V. Initializing Database
The dialog box [Initialize Database] prompts that the database is being initialized. The
procedure lasts for about 9 hours when RAID is applied.
The dialog box [Initialize System] prompts that the system is being initialized. This
procedure lasts for about 50 minutes when RAID is applied.
After system initialization, the system gives the message illustrated in Figure 16-13.
Click <Next> to continue.
Note:
To ensure the system security and stability, you cannot go back to the previous steps to modify the settings
after system initialization.
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Figure 16-13 System initialization completed
VI. Entering the License File

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-14, enter the path of the license file and then
click <OK>.
Figure 16-14 Entering the license file

For information about retrieving the M2000 license file, see 10.4.2 Procedure of
Retrieving M2000 Software License. If you do not specify the license file at this step,
you can also obtain the iMAPLicenses file later.
VII. Finishing the Installation

In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 16-15, click <OK> to finish the installation.
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Figure 16-15 Installation completed
16.4.6 Setting M2000 Application Environment

Before executing M2000 commands, it is necessary to run svc_profile.sh. It is the
application environment script of M2000. It defines the operation environment of
M2000 and the command search path. This script is stored in the installation directory
of M2000.
I. Setting User Environment of root

Proceed as follows:
1)
Edit the file ".profile" in the root directory with the commands:
# cd /
# vi .profile
2)
. /<M2000 Installation Directory>/svc_profile.sh
Note:
Obtain the M2000 installation directory from Figure 16-4.
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3)
Make the file ".profile" take effect with the command:
Caution:
The command starts with a ".", and there is a space between "." and "/".
# . ./.profile
II. Setting User Environment of omcuser

Proceed as follows:
1)
Become omcuser with the command:
# su omcuser
2)
Edit ".profile" with the command:
3)
. /<M2000 Installation Directory>/svc_profile.sh

4)
Make ".profile" take effect with the command:
bash-2.03$ . ./.profile

16.5.1 Checking Service Status
Execute the following command to check whether all M2000 services have been
started:
bash-2.03$ svc_adm cmd status
Number of hosts: 1
Host: DEFAULTSYSAGENT
SystemConfigurator: running
Service Agent: sac_agent [4 service(s)] pid: 2229

ScheduleService
[running
BackupService
[running
LicenseService
[running
LogService
[running
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Service Agent: em_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2231

EventService
[running
Service Agent: monitor_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2233

MonitorService
[running
Service Agent: partition_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2247

PartitionService
[running
Service Agent: audit_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2253

AuditService
[running
Service Agent: mo_agent [4 service(s)] pid: 2263

LockService
[running
RelationService
[running
MOService
[running
MOProxyService
[running
Service Agent: sm_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2298

SecurityService
[running
Service Agent: med_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2732

MediationService
[running
Service Agent: ts_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2370

TopoService
[running
Service Agent: ifms_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2376

FaultService
[running
Service Agent: manager_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2245

SystemService
[running
Service Agent: pm_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2424

PMService
[running
Service Agent: cmserver_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 14165

CMServer
[running
Service Agent: swm_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 26425

SWMService
[running
Service Agent: fmnotify_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2472
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FMNotify

[running
Service Agent: proxy_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2527

ProxyServer
[running
Service Agent: notify_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2410

RemoteNotifyService
[running
Service Agent: tad_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2545

TadService
[running
Service Agent: flowctl_agent [1 service(s)] pid: 2235

FlowController
[running
[All Service: 25 ] [Runing : 25 ] [Not Runing : 0 ]
The output message above covers the outputs of the entire service startup procedure.
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If all services are started, it means that the M2000 Server application software has
been successfully installed.
If there is any service not started, perform the following operations to manually
start all M2000 services.
16.5.2 Manually Starting M2000 Services

To manually start M2000 services, proceed as follows:
1)
bash-2.03$ su root
2)
Stop all current services with the commands:
# stop_svc
3)
Confirm the status of all M2000 services with the command:
# svc_ps
4)
Check whether there is any service still running.
If there is any service in running status, then execute the following command to stop it:
# kill_svc
5)
Restart all services with the commands:
# start_svc
6)
Check service status with the command:
# svc_ps
If there is any service not started, check the status of the Sybase database according to
15.6 Checking the Installation.
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If the problem persists, uninstall the M2000 Server application software, and then
reinstall it.
For the uninstalling of M2000 Server application software, refer Chapter 18
Uninstalling M2000 Server Application .
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17.1 Overview of Installing Client Application
To install M2000 Client application software, proceed as follows:
1)
Check the operating system
2)
Check communication between Client and Server
3)
Install M2000 Client application
4)
17.2 Checking the Operating System

Windows 2000 Professional is the operating system of the Client. Perform the following
steps to check the status of Windows 2000 Professional.
1)
Login to Windows as administrator.
2)
Check operating system version and patch number.
Select [Start/Programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Information], and then click

System Abstract in the navigation tree, and check the system information on the right.
In the information:
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[OS Name] must be Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
[Version] must be Service Pack 2 or later.
If the information is different from the requirements above, reinstall the operating
system or install corresponding patches.
This manual does not provide details on how to install the Windows operating system.
17.3 Checking Communication Between Client and Server

17.3.1 Setting Client IP
Select [Network and Dial-up Connections/Local Area Connection/Property/Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP)] and set the IP address of the Client.
17.3.2 Checking Network Connections Between Client and Server

Select [Start/Run] to display the dialog box [Run]. In the dialog box, enter ping <Server
IP Address>.
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If "reply" appears in the returned information, it means that the communication is

normal.
If the communication between them is abnormal, check the IP settings of the Client and
Server as well as the settings of the networking equipment such as the router.
17.4 Installing M2000 Client Application

17.4.1 Overview of Installing M2000 Client Application
To install M2000 Client application, proceed as follows:
1)
Run the installer
2)
Delete temporary files
3)
Appoint one IP for Client to communicate with Server

Note:
If M2000 Client application software has been installed in the computer, you should uninstall it before
installing again. See Chapter 19 Uninstalling M2000 Client Application.
I. Inserting the Installation Disk

Insert the installation disk of the M2000 Client application.
II. Running the Installer

Select [Start/Run] from the taskbar. The Run dialog box is displayed.
Enter the following path:
E(or other CD-ROM drive):\iManagerM2000V200R002C01BXXX_cli.exe
III. Setting Parameters for Installation

To set the parameters for installation, proceed as follows:
1)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 17-1, click <Next> to continue or click
<Cancel> to exit the installation.
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Figure 17-1 Installation introduction

2)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 17-2, click <Choose> to select the
installation path, or click <Restore Default Folder> to use the default path
(C:\iManagerM2000Client). Click <Next> to continue.
Caution:
The installation path cannot contain "!", start or end with a space, and no word space is allowable on either
side of "\" in the installation path; otherwise the installation will fail.
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Figure 17-2 Selecting an installation path

3)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 17-3, select a shortcut mode according to
Table 17-1, and then click <Next>.
Figure 17-3 Selecting a shortcut mode
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Table 17-1 Shortcut mode

Parameter
Description
In a new Program Group
Create a program group under [Start/Programs]. You can

customize this program group.
In an existing Program Group
Create a shortcut icon in the existing program group

under [Start/Programs]. You can select the program
group from the submenu.
In the Start Menu
Create a shortcut icon in the [Start] menu instead of

[Start\Programs].
On the Desktop
Create a shortcut icon on the desktop
Other
Directly create a shortcut icon in another directory. You

can enter the path in the text box, or click <Choose> to
select a path.
Dont create icons
No shortcut icon will be created.
Create icons for All Users
Create a shortcut icon for each user
4)
In the dialog box illustrated in Figure 17-4, check whether the parameters meet the
requirements. If yes, click <Install>; otherwise click <Previous> to modify them.
Figure 17-4 Installation parameter summary

5)
The dialog box illustrated in Figure 17-5 is displayed to indicate the installation
progress. This procedure lasts about five minutes.
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Figure 17-5 Installation progress

6)
The dialog box illustrated in Figure 17-6 is displayed. Enter the IP of the Server
which is connected with the Client and then click <Next>. You can also configure
the IP after starting the Client application.
Figure 17-6 Setting Server IP

7)
The dialog box illustrated in Figure 17-7 is displayed. Click <Done> to finish the
installation.
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Figure 17-7 Installation complete
17.4.3 Deleting Temporary Files

After the installation, delete the files in the temporary directory. For example, files in the
directory C:\Documents and Settings\<User Name>\Local Settings\Temp.
17.4.4 Appointing One IP for Client to Communicate with Server

If your Client is configured with only one IP, skip this step.
If your Client is configured with two or more IPs, appoint one IP to communicate with
M2000 Server. To appoint one IP, perform the following:
1)
Make sure M2000 Client application is not running.
2)
Open
the
default.xml
file
in
<M2000
Client
Installation
Directory>\lib\openorb\config\.
3)
Find the line where the property name is listenAddress.
4)
Modify the value in the line.
For example, to appoint the IP 10.161.39.88, modify the value from 0.0.0.0 to
10.161.39.88.
5)
Save the file.
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17.5.1 Starting Client Application
I. Running Client Application
Select [Start/Programs/iManager M2000 Client/M2000 Client] to run M2000 Client
application.
II. Logging in to Client

1)
Enter the user name and password.
The initial setting of the system is:

User name: admin
Password: the password is absent.
This is the super user authorized with all operation authorities.
2)
Enter the IP address of the Server.
3)
Change the password of admin.
17.5.2 Viewing Client Status

After login, the Client will be connected to the specified Server, and the topographic
map will be displayed on the window.
If the connection fails, check the operation status of the Server according to 16.5
Checking the Installation and network connections according to 17.3 Checking
Communication Between Client and Server.
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18.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Server Application
To uninstall M2000 Server application software, proceed as follows:
1)
Stop M2000 services.
2)
Use the uninstall tool of M2000
18.2 Stopping M2000 Services

To stop M2000 services, proceed as follows:
1)
bash-2.03$ su root
2)
Stop all current services using the command:
# stop_svc
3)
Confirm the status of all M2000 services using the command:
# svc_ps
4)
Check whether there is any service still running. If there is any service in running
status, then execute the following command to stop it.
# kill_svc
18.3 Using Uninstall Tool of M2000

Caution:
When "uninstall.sh" is executed, it cannot be stopped. Forcibly stopping it will cause abnormal running of
the M2000 system.
Execute the following command to delete the M2000 application.

# . /<M2000 Installation Directory>/uninstall.sh SYB sa <User sa Password >
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19.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Client Application
To uninstall the M2000 Client application, you can use either of the following methods:
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The uninstall tool of M2000
The Add/Remove program of Windows
19.2 Using Uninstall Tool of M2000

Use the uninstall tool of M2000 to uninstall the Client application as follows:
1)
Quit M2000 Client program.
2)
Select [Start/Programs/iManager M2000 Client/Uninstall M2000].
3)
Click <Uninstall> in the dialog box.
19.3 Using "Add/Remove" Program of Windows

Use the Add/Remove program of Windows to uninstall the Client application as
follows:
1)
Quit M2000 Client program.
2)
Select [Start/Settings/Control Panel/Add/Remove Programs].
3)
Select [iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System] in the dialog box.
Click <Add/Remove>.
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20.1 Overview of Troubleshooting
In case of failure during the installation procedure, proceed as follows. If you still cannot
clear the failure, contact Huawei for support.
This chapter provides the solutions for the following faults:
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Failure in installing disk mirror
Failure in building Sybase database server
Failure in reinstalling Sybase
Failure in installing M2000 Server application
Failure in reinstalling M2000 Server application
Failure in reinstalling M2000 Client software
20.2 Failure in Installing Disk Mirror

20.2.1 Symptom
After mirroring, some child mirrors are found not in Okay status after executing the
command metastat.
20.2.2 Analysis
The configuration file vfstab.mirror, mirr1.sh, or mirr2.sh is incorrect.
Caution:
The names of physical devices vary with types and hard disk controllers. In the example below, the name
of the first disk is c1t0d0 and the name of the second disk is c1t1d0.
20.2.3 Handling
To remove the fault, proceed as follows:
1)
Restore the original system file using the commands:

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# cp /etc/vfstab.old /etc/vfstab
# cp /etc/system.old /etc/system
2)
Delete metadb using the commands:
# metadb df /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s6
# metadb df /dev/dsk/c1t1d0s6
3)
Restart the system using the command:
# reboot
4)
Check and modify the configuration file
Check vfstab.mirror, mirr1.sh, and mirr2.sh, and modify them.

5)
Reinstall the disk mirroring
Note:
For the content and path of vfstab.mirror, mirr1.sh, and mirr2.sh, refer 11.8 Installing Disk Mirror.
20.3 Failure in Building Sybase Database Server

20.3.1 Symptom
In case building Adaptive Server fails during Sybase installation, the system will give an
error message as follows:
Building Adaptive Server 'xxxx':
Building master device... Master device complete.
Writing entry into directory services... Directory services entry complete.
Writing RUN_SERVER file... RUN_SERVER file complete.
Starting server... Task failed
Unable to boot server 'xxxx'.
Server 'xxxx' was not created.
20.3.2 Analysis
Before installing Sybase, it is necessary to modify the parameters of the shared
memory of the operating system. Otherwise, the above situation will occur.
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20.3.3 Handling
1)
Modify the file /etc/system
At the end of the file add the following:

set shmsys:shminfo_shmmax= <value>
The <value> is: memory size of the Server (unit: MB) x 1024 x 1024 / 2.
Table 15-1 lists the value of shminfo_shmmax.
2)
Restart M2000 and login as dbuser using the command:
The login user name: dbuser
3)
Reinstall Sybase
20.4 Failure in Reinstalling Sybase

20.4.1 Symptom
During Sybase reinstallation, the system prompts messages such as "Server XXX
already exists in the file interfaces.
20.4.2 Analysis
The Sybase installer will create the file interfaces in the Sybase install directory. This
file contains the description of the specified Server to be configured. During
reinstallation, the Sybase installer will check the file. If the file and the name of the
specified Server to be configured already exist, the installer will consider that Sybase
has been installed in the system. In this case, the installer will stop.
20.4.3 Handling
Delete the file interfaces before reinstalling the Sybase.
20.5 Failure in Installing M2000 Server Application Software

20.5.1 Symptom
The system prompts an error message indicating database initialization failure during
the installation of M2000 Server application software.
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20.5.2 Analysis
Sybase is not running or is running abnormally.
20.5.3 Handling
1)
Check Sybase running status
For checking the Sybase running status and reinstallation of Sybase, refer 15.6
Checking the Installation.
2)
Reinstall M2000 Server application software
20.6 Failure in Reinstalling M2000 Server Application

Software
20.6.1 Symptom
Some M2000 services are not running after reinstallation of the M2000 Server
application software.
20.6.2 Analysis
The installed M2000 software has not been uninstalled before M2000 software
reinstallation.
20.6.3 Handling
1)
Become root using the command:
bash-2.03$ su - root
2)
Uninstall the installed M2000 software using the command:
# . /<M2000 Install Directory>/uninstall.sh SYB sa <User sa Password >

3)
Reinstall the M2000 Server application software.
20.7 Failure in Reinstalling M2000 Client Software

20.7.1 Symptom
The M2000 Client program runs abnormally after it is reinstalled.
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20.7.2 Analysis
The installed M2000 software has not been uninstalled before M2000 software
reinstallation.
20.7.3 Handling
1)
Uninstall the installed M2000 software.
Run the M2000 uninstall program in the installation directory.

2)
If some files still remain in the installation directory, please delete them manually.
3)
Reinstall M2000 Client application software
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21.1 Overview of Commissioning Dial-up Connection
Through a dial-up connection, users in PSTN can access M2000 network.
To commission a dial-up connection, proceed as follows:
1)
Connect equipment
2)
Configure IP address of the dial-up Server
3)
Configure a dial-up Server
4)
Configure a dial-up Client
5)
Start a dial-up connection
6)
Check the dial-up connection
21.2 Connecting Equipment

21.2.1 Preparing Dial-up Server and Dial-up Client
Use a PC with Windows 2000 operating system as the dial-up Server.
Use a PC or a laptop with Windows 2000 operating system as the dial-up Client.
21.2.2 Preparing Modem

Figure 21-1 shows a dial-up connection.
Dial-up Server
PSTN
Modem
Modem
Dial-up Client
M2000 Server
Figure 21-1 Dial-up connection
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Two modems are needed. One modem is to be connected to the PC used as the
dial-up Server and the other connected the PC used as the dial-up Client.
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If the PCs are not embedded with any modem, connect one modem with each PC
and install the modem program on the PC.
If the PCs are embedded with a modem respectively, no other modem is needed.
21.2.3 Connecting PSTN Telephone Lines

Connect PSTN telephone lines as follows:
1)
Connect a PSTN telephone line to the modem of the dial-up Server.
2)
Connect a PSTN telephone line to the modem of the dial-up Client.
21.3 Configuring IP address of the Dial-up Server

Configure the IP address of the dial-up Server to be in the same network segment with
that of M2000 Server.
You need not configure the IP address of the dial-up Client. The dial-up Server
automatically allocates an IP address to the Client when you start a dial-up connection.
21.4 Configuring the Dial-up Server

Perform the following operations to configure the dial-up Server.
1)
Select [Start/Setting/Network and Dial-up Connections/Make New Connection] to

display the [Network Connection Wizard] dialog box, as shown in Figure 21-2.
Click <Next> in the dialog box.
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Figure 21-2 Network connection wizard

2)
Select Accept incoming connections in the pop-up dialog box as shown in

Figure 21-3. Click <Next> in the dialog box.
Figure 21-3 Network connection type

3)
Select modem in the pop-up dialog box as shown in Figure 21-4. Click <Next> in
the dialog box.
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Figure 21-4 Selecting modem

4)
Select Do not allow virtual private connections, as shown in Figure 21-5 and click
<Next>.
Figure 21-5 Forbidding virtual private connections

5)
Select dial-up connection user
Select the existing users or add new users as dial-up connection users.
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Select connection users
Select users in the user list, as shown in Figure 21-6 and click <Next>.
Figure 21-6 Selecting users

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Add a new user
Click <Add> to display the dialog box in Figure 21-7. Set properties for the new users
and click <OK>.
Figure 21-7 Adding a new user

6)
Select all network components in the list in Figure 21-8 and click <Next>.
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Figure 21-8 Network components

7)
Name the connection
Enter the connection name in the dialog box shown in Figure 21-9 and click <Finish> to
complete the configuration of the Server.
Figure 21-9 Finishing network connection configuration
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21.5 Configuring the Dial-up Client

Perform the following operations to configure the dial-up Client.
1)
Create a new connection
Select [Start/Setting/Network and Dial-up Connections/Make New Connection] to

display the window as shown in Figure 21-2. Click <Next> to continue.
2)
Select "Dial-up to private network", as shown in Figure 21-10 and click <Next>.
Figure 21-10 Network connection type

3)
Enter the phone number to dial in the dialog box shown in Figure 21-11 and click
<Next>. The phone number entered here is the phone number of the speech
channel connected with the dial-up Server.
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Figure 21-11 Setting phone number

4)
Select Only for myself to whom this connection is available in the dialog box
shown in Figure 21-12.
Figure 21-12 Connection availability

5)
Name the connection
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Enter name of the connection in the dialog box shown in Figure 21-13 and click
<Finish> to complete the dial-up connection configuration for the Client.
Figure 21-13 Naming the connection
21.6 Starting Dial-up Connection

To start a network connection, proceed as follows:
1)
Open the dial-up Client. Select [Start/Setting/Network and Dial-up Connections]

on the commissioning computer and double click the new dial-up connection
created.
2)
Configure the phone number to be connected (the number of the speech channel
connected to the dial-up Server) in the dialog box shown in Figure 21-14 and click
<OK>.
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Figure 21-14 Setting dial-up connection properties

3)
Enter a user name and password in the pop-up dialog box. The user name and
password entered must be the same as that configured for the dial-up Server.
Then click <OK> to start the network connection.
4)
If setting up connection successfully, you can stop dial-up commissioning here.

Otherwise, check the configuration of the dial-up Server and Client, especially
configuration of the IP address of the Server, dial-up user and the telephone
number. If it still fails, see 21.7 Activating the Dial-in Function of Modem in
Windows.
21.7 Activating the Dial-in Function of Modem in Windows

Generally, you need no further steps for dial-up Server configuration after completing
the above steps. However, some modem manufacturers do not allow dial-in function of
their modems for security sake. Therefore, perform the following steps to activate the
dial-in function of modem after confirming that you have properly installed the modem
and correctly configured the system:
1)
Run the hyper terminal
Select [Start/Programs/Accessories/Communications/HyperTerminal] on the dial-up

Server. Enter the name of the connection and set its properties.
2)
Activate the incoming function of modem

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Enter the following command on the hyper terminal:
aat
The system prompts OK.
3)
Configure the number of rings required for dial-in
Enter the following command:
ats0=<X>
<X> is the number of rings required to start the dial-in.
4)
Save the configuration
Enter the following command:
at&w0
After the above configuration of dial-in function, start a dial-up test as the procedures
described in 21.6 Starting Dial-up Connection and check whether the dial-in function
is active.
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Configuring Remote Alarm Notification
Chapter 22 Configuring Remote Alarm Notification

22.1 Overview of Configuring Remote Alarm Notification
M2000 can notify alarms to a remote end in the following three methods:
z
Over BP/telephone
By short messages
By E-mails
You can configure remote alarm notification either on M2000 Server or on Client.
22.2 Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on

M2000 Server
22.2.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on
M2000 Server
The M2000 Server can dial a BP or telephone number through a modem connected
with it. When receiving such a BP message or a telephone call, you know that M2000
Server has received an alarm.
Follow the procedure below to configure alarm-notification-over-BP/telephone:
1)
Install a PSTN modem
2)
Debug the PSTN modem
3)
Configure M2000 Server for remote notification
22.2.2 Installing PSTN Modem

Note:
Serial ports A and B of a Sun workstation share a physical serial port in most cases. Therefore, you cannot
connect both PSTN modem and wireless modem to the workstation.
Follow the procedure below to install a PSTN modem:

1)
Connect the modem to M2000 Server with a serial port cable.
Connect the DB-25 male connector at one end of the serial port cable to modem and
another at the other end to the serial port on M2000 Server.
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Note:
If the serial port on M2000 Server is also a female connector or a DB-25 connector, use a converter
between.
2)
Connect power cable to the modem.
Connect the DC power cable of the modem. For details, see the user manual of the
modem.
3)
Connect telephone line to the modem.
Connect a telephone line to the Line port of the modem. For details, see the user
manual of the modem.
22.2.3 Debugging PSTN Modem

Follow the procedure below to debug the modem in Solaris:
1)
Open the serial port and set baud rate for it using the command:
# tip -9600 /dev/term/a

connected
In the command, 9600 is the baud rate and /dev/term/a refers to serial port A.
2)
Check whether the modem is normal using the command:
at
OK
If an OK message is returned, it indicates that the communications are normal.

3)
Make a trial call to test whether the dialing function is normal using the command:
atdt88812345;
OK
If an OK message is returned, it indicates that the dialing function is normal.

4)
Terminate the dialing using the command:
ath
OK
5)
Exit from tip using the command:
~.
[EOT]
If you fail to exit, press <Enter> and then type in the command again.
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22.2.4 Configuring M2000 Server for Remote Notification

Follow the procedure below to configure M2000 Server for remote notification:
1)
Switch to root using the command:
bash-2.03$ su root
2)
Stop M2000 service using the command:
# stop_svc
3)
Open the file notifysvc.xml using the command:
# vi /<M2000 install directory>/etc/conf/notifysvc.xml

The section between <section name="BP"> and the first subsequent </section> in
the file notifysvc.xml defines the parameters of alarm-notification-over-BP/telephone.
4)
Activate alarm-notification-over-BP/telephone.
Set the variable enable as yes as follows:

<param name="enable">yes</param>
5)
Set the serial port number for the connection between modem and M2000 Server.
In Solaris, serial port 1 is named /dev/term/a and serial port 2 /dev/term/b. If the
modem is connected with the Server through serial port 1, it is necessary to set the
variable ComPort as /dev/term/a, as follows:
<param name="ComPort">/dev/term/a</param>
6)
Start M2000 service using the command:
# start_svc
22.3 Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on

M2000 Server
22.3.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on
M2000 Server
M2000 Server can send a short message to your cellular phone through an SM device
connected with it. When receiving such a short message, you know that M2000 Server
has received an alarm. SM device can be a wireless GSM/GPRS 38K modem.
Follow the procedure below to configure alarm-notification-by-short-messages:
1)
Install a Wireless modem.
2)
Debug the Wireless modem
3)
Configure M2000 Server for remote notification.
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22.3.2 Installing Wireless Modem

Note:
Serial ports A and B of a Sun workstation share a physical serial port in most cases. Therefore, you cannot
connect both PSTN modem and wireless modem to the workstation.
Follow the procedure below to install a wireless modem:

1)
Install a SIM card.
Follow the instruction in the user manual of the wireless modem to install a SIM card.
2)
Connect the modem to a M2000 Server with a serial port cable.
Connect the DB-9 male connector at one end of the serial port cable to modem and the
DB-9 female connector at the other end to the serial port on M2000 Server.
Note:
If the serial port on M2000 Server is also a female connector or a DB-25 connector, use a converter
between.
3)
modem.
22.3.3 Debugging Wireless Modem

The procedure is the same as that of debugging PSTN modem. For details, see section
22.2.3 "Debugging PSTN Modem.
22.3.4 Configuring M2000 Server for Remote Notification

1)
bash-2.03$ su root
2)
# stop_svc
3)
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The section between <section name=" SMS "> and the first subsequent </section>
in
the
file
notifysvc.xml
defines
the
parameters
of
alarm-notification-by-short-messages.
4)
Activate alarm-notification-by-short-messages.

5)
Set the serial port number for the connection between modem and M2000 Server.
In Sun Solaris, serial port 1 is named /dev/term/a and serial port 2 /dev/term/b. If the
modem is connected with the Server through serial port 1, it is necessary to set the
variable ComPort as /dev/term/a, as follows:
<param name="ComPort">/dev/term/a</param>
6)
Set the Short Message Center number.
It is necessary to set the variable CenterNo as the Short Message Center number.
Note that the Short Message Center number should incorporate a country code. For
example, in the Short Message Center number +8613812345678, the country code is
86. In that case, set the variable CenterNo as follows:
<param name="CenterNo">+8613812345678</param>
7)
Set the coding scheme for short messages.
The coding schemes for short messages include txt (0) and Unicode (1). For an
English short message, set the variable language as 0.
<param name="language">0</param>
8)
# start_svc
22.4 Configuring Alarm-Notification-In-Email on M2000

Server
M2000 Server can send an Email containing alarm information to your inbox. When
checking the Email, you can know the alarm information received by M2000 Server.
1)
bash-2.03$ su root
2)
# stop_svc
3)
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The section between <section name="Email "> and the first subsequent </section>
in the file notifysvc.xml defines the parameters of alarm-notification-in-Email.
4)
Activate alarm-notification-in-Email.

5)
Set the host name or IP address of SMTP Server.
It is advisable to use IP address of SMTP Server to avoid failing to connect SMTP

Server because of domain name resolution failure. Suppose that the IP address of the
SMTP Server is 10.70.140.57. Set the variable Server as 10.70.140.57 as follows:
<param name="Server">10.70.140.57</param>
6)
Set the sender name.
It is advisable to use senders Email address as the sender name. Consider the
senders Email address is abc. Set the variable Sender as abc as follows:
<param name="Sender">abc</param>
7)
Set the maximum alarm items of an Email.
Suppose that an Email can contain up to 500 alarm items. Set the variable MaxItem
as 500 as follows:
<param name="MaxItem">500</param>
8)
# start_svc
22.5 Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on

M2000 Client
22.5.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-over-BP/Telephone on
M2000 Client
The M2000 Client can dial a BP or telephone number through a modem connected with
it. When receiving such a BP message or a telephone call, you know that M2000 Client
has received an alarm.
Follow the procedure below to configure alarm-notification-over-BP/telephone:
1)
Install a PSTN modem
2)
Debug the PSTN modem
3)
Configure M2000 Client for remote notification
22.5.2 Installing PSTN Modem

Follow the procedure below to install a PSTN modem:
1)
Connect the modem to M2000 Server with a serial port cable.
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Connect the DB-25 male connector at one end of the serial port cable to modem and
another at the other end to the serial port on M2000 Client.
2)
modem.
3)
Connect telephone line to the modem.
Connect a telephone line to the Line port of the modem. For details, see the user
manual of the modem.
22.5.3 Debugging PSTN Modem

Follow the procedure below to debug the modem in Windows:
1)
Select [Start/Programs/Accessories/Communications/HyperTerminal] to start the

hyper terminal.
2)
Enter name of the connection in the dialog box shown in Figure 22-1 and click
<OK> to continue.
Figure 22-1 Creating a new connection

3)
Select the COM port in the dialog box shown in Figure 22-2 and click <OK> to
continue.
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Figure 22-2 Selecting COM port

4)
Set the COM port properties in the dialog box shown in Figure 22-3 and click
<OK> to continue. The properties adopt values as shown as Figure 22-3.
Figure 22-3 Setting COM port properties
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Dial a number for testing in the dialog box shown in Figure 22-4. If the connection
is normal, return OK.
Figure 22-4 Testing connection

6)
Close the super terminal.
22.5.4 Configuring M2000 Client for Remote Notification

Configure M2000 Client for remote notification, see M2000 Client help.
22.6 Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on

M2000 Client
22.6.1 Overview of Configuring Alarm-Notification-by-Short-Messages on
M2000 Client
M2000 Client can send a short message to your cellular phone through an SM device
connected with it. When receiving such a short message, you know that M2000 Client
has received an alarm. SM device can be a wireless GSM/GPRS 38K modem.
Follow the procedure below to configure alarm-notification-by-short-messages:
1)
Install a Wireless modem.
2)
Debug the Wireless modem
3)
Configure M2000 Client for remote notification.
22.6.2 Installing Wireless Modem

Follow the procedure below to install a wireless modem:
1)
Install a SIM card.

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Follow the instruction in the user manual of the wireless modem to install a SIM card.
2)
Connect the modem to a M2000 Client with a serial port cable.
Connect the DB-9 male connector at one end of the serial port cable to modem and the
DB-9 female connector at the other end to the serial port on M2000 Client.
3)
modem.
22.6.3 Debugging Wireless Modem

The procedure is the same as that of debugging PSTN modem. For details, see section
22.5.3 Debugging PSTN Modem.
22.6.4 Configuring M2000 Client for Remote Notification

22.7 Configuring Alarm-Notification-In-Email on M2000 Client

M2000 Client can send an Email containing alarm information to your inbox. When
checking the Email, you can know the alarm information received by M2000 Client.
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Appendix A
Introduction to Straight-Through and Crossover
Cables
Appendix A Introduction to Straight-Through and

Crossover Cables
A.1 Overview of Network Cables
Network cables can be classified into two categories according to the cable sequence
at the two ends:
z
Straight-through cables
Crossover cables
A.2 Straight-Through Cable

A.2.1 Function
Preferably use straight-through cables to connect hub.
A.2.2 Cable Sequence

Cable sequence at the two ends of a network cable is the same, 1 for white-orange, 2
for orange, 3 for white-green, 4 for blue, 5 for white-blue, 6 for green, 7 for
white-brown and 8 for brown cable. Refer Figure A-1 for cable sequence numbering.
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Introduction to Straight-Through and Crossover
Cables
12345678
Figure A-1 Cable sequence numbering rule for cables of the RJ45 connector
A.3 Crossover Cable

A.3.1 Function
Generally use crossover cables to connect two devices directly instead of connecting
them through hub.
A.3.2 Cable Sequence

Cable sequence at the two ends of a network cable is not the same.
If the cable numbering at one end of the network cable is as follows:
1 for white-orange, 2 for orange, 3 for white-green, 4 for blue, 5 for white-blue, 6 for
green, 7 for white-brown and 8 for brown cable,
the cable numbering at the other end of the cable shall be as follows:
1 for white-green, 2 for green, 3 for white-orange, 4 for blue, 5 for white-blue, 6 for
orange, 7 for white-brown and 8 for brown cable.
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Index
setting installation parameter, 17-2
Numerics
uninstalling, 19-1
4800 system connection, 7-3
configuration
for Sun Fire 4800, 13-2, 13-3
for Sun Fire V880, 12-1

for Sun Netra 20, 11-1, 11-15
administration tool, 16-8
configuring alarm-notification-by-short-message
admintool, 15-2
on M2000 client, 22-9
alarm box
on M2000 server, 22-3
connecting cable, 8-1
configuring alarm-notification-in-Email
fixing, 8-1

configuring alarm-notification-over-BP/telephone
B68-21
cable connection, 5-5
device in rack, 5-3

connecting cable
parameters, 5-1
alarm box, 8-1
booting from cdrom, 11-5
Sun Blade 2000 and PC, 4-1
Sun Fire 4800, 7-3

Sun Fire V880, 6-1
cable
Sun Netra 20, 5-4
crossover cable, A-2
connecting network cable
straight-through cable, A-1
Sun Blade 2000, 4-2
cable sequence
Sun Fire 4800, 7-4
for crossover cable, A-2
Sun Fire V880, 6-3
for straight-through cable, A-1
Sun Netra 20, 5-5
CDE, 11-10, 14-5
connecting optical fiber
client
Sun Fire 4800, 7-4
appointing IP, 17-7
connecting power and grounding cable
logging into, 17-8
Sun Blade 2000, 4-1
setting IP, 17-1
Sun Fire 4800, 7-4
view status, 17-8
Sun Fire V880, 6-2
client application
Sun Netra 20, 5-4
checking installation, 17-8
connections between client and server
deleting temporary file, 17-7
checking, 17-1
installation overview, 17-1
creating omcuser and ftpuser, 16-8
installing failure, 20-4
crossover cable
running installer, 17-2
function, A-2
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checking, 3-3
sequence, A-2
equipment room
checking, 3-3
D240, 7-4
database
checking connected, 15-18
ftp sybase patch, 15-15
database server
ftpuser
attributer, 15-10
creating, 16-9
checking, 15-18
checking connected, 15-18
checking status, 15-18
hard disk
modifying parameter, 15-13
D240, 7-1
starting, 15-18
hard disk array
stopping, 15-16
3310, 6-2, 12-2
dbuser
T3, 7-3, 13-2
setting environment parameter, 15-12
hardware component, 2-1
to become, 15-4
hardware installation
user creating, 15-2
checking, 10-1
dial-up client
instruction, 2-1
configuring network connection, 21-7
hyperterminal
connect MODEM, 21-2
configure COM1 property, 11-4
dial-up connection
run, 11-4
commissioning overview, 21-1
starting, 21-9
dial-up server
iMAPLicenses
configuring IP, 21-2
get, 10-2
configuring the dial-up network connection, 21-2
initial user password, 16-1
connect MODEM, 21-2
installation time, 9-1
disk mirror
installing computer and related equipment, 4-1
backing up system file, 11-21
installing M2000 server rack
creating configuration file, 11-18
Sun Fire V4800, 7-1
creating mirror, 11-21
Sun Netra 20, 5-1
failure, 20-1
installing operation desk, 4-1
file mirr1.sh, 11-19
isql interface, 15-13
file mirr2.sh, 11-20
file vfstab.mirror, 11-18

Sun Netra 20, 11-16
license
DiskSuite, 11-17
retrieving, 10-1
LOM serial port, 11-3
engineering document, 3-1
environment
M2000
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basic hardware, 2-1
PC installation, 4-1
operational parameter, 3-3
power supply
checking, 3-3
optional hardware, 2-1
procedure
retrieving software license, 10-2
installation software, 9-1
software components, 9-1
prompt
M2000 service
checking status, 16-22
#, 11-4
starting, 16-24
change, 11-4
stopping, 18-1
enter ok status, 11-5
mandatory software
lom, 11-4
checking, 10-1
ok, 11-4
PSTN MODEM
activating dial-in function, 21-10
N+1 backup, 6-2
debugging, 22-2, 22-7
N68-22
installing, 22-1, 22-6
cable connection, 5-5, 5-7

device in rack, 5-4
parameters, 5-2
remote alarm notification
network adapter physical address
configuration overview, 22-1
retrieve, 10-2
retrieving software license, 10-1
send, 10-2
RJ45 connector cable sequence, A-2

root
setting password, 11-9

setting user environment, 16-21
omcsysm
to become, 16-12
user group creating, 16-7
RUN_SYB
omcuser
editing, 15-16
creating, 16-8
RUN_SYB_back
setting property, 16-11
editing, 15-16
setting user environment, 16-22

to become, 16-11
operation desk
installing, 4-1
sa
operational parameter for M2000, 3-3
setting password, 15-13

server application

entering license file, 16-20
partition
finishing installation, 16-20
checking, 16-2
initializing database, 16-19
partition disk
adjust, 11-8
installing failure, 20-3
for Sun Fire 4800, 13-2
installing overview, 16-1
for Sun Fire V880, 12-1
reinstalling failure, 20-4
for Sun Netra 20, 11-1, 11-8
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selecting database installation mode, 16-18
no mounting remote file system, 11-9
setting environment, 16-21
partitioning disk, 11-8
restarting, 11-10
uninstalling, 18-1
selecting installation mode, 11-8
shortcut mode for client, 17-5
selecting language, 11-5
software component, 9-1
selecting location, 11-5
Solaris
selecting software type, 11-8
allowing root ftp, 11-16
selecting terminal type, 11-5
alternate keyboard abort, 11-15
setting root password, 11-9
changing port for XWindow, 11-15
setting time, 11-7
checking host name, 16-4
setting time zone, 11-7
skip language disk, 11-10
checking IP, 16-4
using the second disk, 11-9

Solaris patch
checking running status, 15-1

checking setting, 16-4
ACT package, 11-12
checking time, 16-6
checking patch number, 16-2
checking time zone, 16-5
configuring automatic Email submission, 11-13
checking version, 16-2
configuring setup parameter, 11-11
configuring installation parameter, 11-5
installing overview, 11-10
enabling remote access, 11-15
installing patche, 11-14
installation check, 16-2
prepare installation package, 11-10
setting /.profile, 11-11
installing patches, 11-10
SFS package, 11-12
modifying host name, 16-4
SUNWexplo installation directory, 11-12
modifying IP, 16-4
supplying user information, 11-12
modifying Setting, 16-4
starting database, 15-18
modifying time, 16-6
starting M2000 service, 16-24
modifying time zone, 16-5
straight-through cable
function, A-1
restarting, 11-16
sequence, A-1
retrieving installation license, 10-1
Sun Blade 150
setting access parameter, 11-15
installing, 7-2
setting gateway, 11-15
Sun Blade 2000
setting router, 11-15

setting sharing memory, 15-1
setting system parameter, 11-15
hardware installation overview, 4-1
setting terminal type, 11-15
installing equipment, 4-1

Sun Fire 4800
single user mode, 11-11
solaris installation
configuring security strategy, 11-7
connecting D240, 7-4
confirming name service, 11-7
connecting T3, 7-4
identifying the system, 11-6
installation progress, 11-9
Installing cabinet, 7-1
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Installing devices, 7-1
Installation check, 15-18
installing supporting platform, 13-2
Installation component, 15-5
partition, 13-2
software configuration, 13-2
installation parameter, 15-6
software installation overview, 13-2
installation path, 15-5

installation type, 15-4
Sun Fire cabinet
license Information, 15-8
device in rack, 7-2
modifying database parameter, 15-13
Sun Fire V880

configuration, 12-1
reinstalling failure, 20-3
connecting 3310, 6-2
retrieving installation licenses, 10-1
server attribute, 15-11
installing supporting platform, 12-2
partition, 12-1
starting, 15-17
starting database, 15-18

stopping, 15-16
Sun Netra 20
sybase patch
configuration, 11-1
connecting rack cable, 5-4
copying, 15-16
connecting terminal, 11-2
decompressing, 15-15
installing disk mirror, 11-16
loading, 15-15
sybase service
installing DiskSuite, 11-17

Installing Internal device, 5-3
starting, 15-17
installing rack, 5-1
stopping, 15-16
installing Solaris, 11-5

LOM serial port, 11-3
Partition, 11-1
terminal
planning disk mirror, 11-16
connecting Fire V880, 6-2
setting solaris system parameter, 11-15
setting up logical connection, 11-4
setting up physical connection, 11-3
SYB, 15-9, 15-10
tool and meter, 3-1
sybase
building failure, 20-2

checking database connected, 15-18
V880 system connection, 6-2
checking database server, 15-18
version checking
checking Installation, 16-6
operating system patch number, 16-2
checking version, 15-19
operating system version, 16-2
configuring database server, 15-8
sybase, 15-19
configuring sybase parameter, 15-12
windows 2000 professional, 17-1
finishing installation, 15-12
volume manager, 12-2, 13-2
initial installation, 15-7

install license, 15-7
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running, 14-5
wireless Modem
winaXe
debugging, 22-4, 22-10
configuring, 14-4
installing, 22-4, 22-9
configuring IP of terminal, 14-1

entering license, 14-2
XSession, 14-5
installing, 14-3
preparing installation package, 14-1
retrieving installation license, 10-1
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Chapter 1 Reading Guide ................................................................................

Chapter 2 Overview of Hardware Installation ...............................................

2.1 Hardware Components ..........................................................................

Chapter 3 Hardware Installation Preparations ..............................................

3.1 Overview of Hardware Installation Preparations ....................................

Chapter 4 Installing PC ...................................................................................

4.1 Overview of Installing PC .......................................................................

Chapter 5 Installing Sun Netra 20 ..................................................................

5.1 Overview of Installing Sun Netra 20 .......................................................

Chapter 6 Installing Sun Fire V880 .................................................................

6.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire V880 .....................................................

Chapter 7 Installing Sun Fire 4800 .................................................................

7.1 Overview of Installing Sun Fire 4800......................................................

7.2 Installing Sun Fire Server Cabinet ..........................................................

Chapter 8 Installing Alarm Box ......................................................................

8.1 Overview of Installing Alarm Box............................................................

Chapter 9 Overview of Software Installation .................................................

9.1 Software Components ............................................................................

Chapter 10 Software Installation Preparations .............................................

10.1 Overview of Installation Preparations ...................................................

Chapter 11 Installing Support Software for Sun Netra 20 ............................

11.5.8 Restarting Solaris .........................................................................

Chapter 12 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire V880 ..........................

Chapter 13 Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800 ..........................

13.1 Overview of Installing Support Software for Sun Fire 4800..................

Chapter 14 Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal .......................

14.1 Overview of Installing and Configuring WinaXe on Terminal ...............

Chapter 15 Installing Sybase Database and Patches ...................................

15.1 Overview of Installing Sybase Database and Patches .........................

15.2 Preparation ...........................................................................................

Chapter 16 Installing Server Application .......................................................

16.1 Overview of Installing Server Application .............................................

16.3.3 Checking Version and Patch of Sybase Database ......................

Chapter 17 Installing Client Application ........................................................

17.1 Overview of Installing Client Application ..............................................

Chapter 18 Uninstalling M2000 Server Application ......................................

18.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Server Application .............................

Chapter 19 Uninstalling M2000 Client Application .......................................

19.1 Overview of Uninstalling M2000 Client Application ..............................

Chapter 20 Troubleshooting ...........................................................................

20.1 Overview of Troubleshooting ................................................................

20.2.3 Handling .......................................................................................

Chapter 21 Commissioning Dial-up Connection ..........................................

21.1 Overview of Commissioning Dial-up Connection ................................. 21-1

22.1 Overview of Configuring Remote Alarm Notification ............................

22.2.4 Configuring M2000 Server for Remote Notification ..................... 22-3

A.1 Overview of Network Cables..................................................................

iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System

iManager M2000 Mobile Element Management System

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

Copyright 2004 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

All Rights Reserved

, HUAWEI, C&C08, EAST8000, HONET,

, ViewPoint, INtess, ETS, DMC,

TELLIN, InfoLink, Netkey, Quidway, SYNLOCK, Radium,

Initial field trial release

Initial commercial release

Improved commercial release

Updates Made between Versions 2.20 and 2.11

Module 1 Hardware Installation

Module 2 Software Installation

Module 3 System Commissioning