E-Fim ANM2000 Broadband Access Network Management System Operation Guide (Based On Windows) (Version A)

e-Fim ANM2000
Broadband Access Network

Management System
Operation Guide (Based on

Windows)
Version: A
Code: MN000001451
FiberHome Telecommunication Technologies Co., Ltd.
November 2012
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Preface
Related Documentation
Document Description
e-Fim ANM2000 Broadband

Introduces the functions, application scenarioes and
Access Network Management
technical specifications of the e-Fim ANM2000 broadband
System Product Description
access network management system (based on windows).
(Based on Windows)

Introduces the installation methods of the e-Fim ANM2000
broadband access network management system (based
System Installation Guide (Based
on windows).
on Windows)
e-Fim ANM2000 Broadband Introduces the routine maintenance item and methods, the
Access Network Management common fault and handling methods, and the common
System Maintenance Guide alarm handling methods for the e-Fim ANM2000
(Based on Windows) broadband access network management system.

Introduces the operation methods of the e-Fim ANM2000
broadband access network management system (based
System Operation Guide (Based
on windows).
on Windows)
I
Version
Version Description
A Initial version.
Intended Readers
This manual is intended for the following readers:
u Commissioning engineers
u Operation and maintenance engineers
To utilize this manual, these prerequisite skills are necessary:
u Data communication technology
u Access network technology
II
Conventions
Terminology Conventions
Terminology Convention
FiberHome e-Fim ANM2000 Broadband Access Network

ANM2000
Management System
The database software used together with the ANM2000,

Informix
developed by IBM
Symbol Conventions
Symbol Refer to Description
Note Important features or operation guide.
Possible injury to persons or systems, or cause traffic

Caution
interruption or loss.
Warning May cause severe bodily injuries.
EMS Operation Conventions
Format / Operation Description
Press both key1 and key2. For example, <Ctrl＋Alt＋A>

<Key1＋Key2>
means pressing ‘Ctrl’, ‘Alt’ and ‘A’ simultaneously.
Click Press and release the left-key button of the mouse quickly.
Press and release the right-key button of the mouse

Right-click
quickly.
Press a computer mouse button twice quickly without

Double-click
moving the mouse.
Drag Press one button continuously and move the mouse.
Check Make a tick in one dialog box or check box.
Select Click one menu or configuration item to select it.
III
Operation Safety Rules
The network management computer should be placed away from

direct sunlight, electromagnetic interference, heat source,
humidity and dust, and with at least 8cm distance from other
objects in order to keep good ventilation.
Use UPS power supply to avoid loss of network management

data caused by accidental power failure.
The computer case, UPS power supply and switch (or hub)
should be connected to protection earth ground.
To shut down the network management computer, first exit the

operation system normally and then shut off the power supply.
Don’t exit the network management system when it is working

normally. Exiting the network management system does not
interrupt traffic in the network, but precludes centralized control of
the networked equipment.
The network management computer cannot be used for purposes

other than network management. Use of unidentified memory
devices should be prohibited so as to avoid computer viruses.
Do not delete any file in the network management system

randomly or copy any irrelevant file into the network management
computer.
Do not visit Internet via the network management computer.

Doing so may increase data flow in the net card and hence affects
normal network management data transmission or results in other
accidents.
V
Do not perform service configuration or expansion during service
busy hours via the network management system.
Do not modify the network management computer’s protocol

settings, computer name or LAN settings randomly. Otherwise, it
may result in the abnormal operation of the network management
system.
VI
VII
VIII
Contents
Preface...................................................................................................................I
Related Documentation ...................................................................................I
Version ...........................................................................................................II
Intended Readers ...........................................................................................II
Conventions ..................................................................................................III
Operation Safety Rules ......................................................................................... V
1 New Features ..............................................................................................1-1
2 Starting and Closing the ANM2000...............................................................2-1
2.1 Starting the Server End ..................................................................2-2
2.2 Logging into the Client End ............................................................2-3
2.3 Logging out the Client End .............................................................2-4
2.4 Closing the Server End ..................................................................2-6
3 GUI Introduction ..........................................................................................3-1
3.1 GUI Layout ....................................................................................3-2
3.2 Main Menu.....................................................................................3-2
3.3 Toolbar ..........................................................................................3-3
3.4 Object Tree....................................................................................3-5
3.5 Airscape ........................................................................................3-5
3.6 View Pane .....................................................................................3-5
3.7 Alarm and Event Report Pane ........................................................3-5
3.8 Status Bar .....................................................................................3-6
4 System Management ...................................................................................4-1
4.1 Importing / Exporting Configuration Data ........................................4-2
4.1.1 Importing Configuration Data............................................4-2

4.1.2 Exporting Configuration Data ...........................................4-4
4.2 Importing ODN Information ............................................................4-4

4.3 Closing All Telnet Windows ............................................................4-6
4.4 Setting Audio Function ...................................................................4-7
4.4.1 Configuring Audio Function ..............................................4-7

4.4.2 Disabling Audio Function .................................................4-8
4.4.3 Enabling Audio Function ..................................................4-9
4.5 Viewing System Information ...........................................................4-9
4.6 Viewing Database Information......................................................4-12
4.7 Common Setting ..........................................................................4-14
4.7.1 Configuring System Attribute..........................................4-14

4.7.2 Configuring the Connection Attribute ..............................4-16
4.7.3 Configuring Service Attribute..........................................4-19
4.7.4 Configuring Language Attribute......................................4-20
4.7.5 Enabling Telnet Proxy Server .........................................4-21
4.7.6 Configuring Resources Statistics GUI.............................4-22
4.7.7 Pinging Equipment Continuously....................................4-24
4.7.8 Selecting Logical Domain View ......................................4-25
4.7.9 Configuring Client Attribute ............................................4-27
4.7.10 Configuring Database Attribute ......................................4-29
4.7.11 Configuring Polling Attribute ...........................................4-30
4.7.12 Configuring Alarm Forwarding........................................4-31
4.7.13 Configuring Plug-in Loading ...........................................4-33
4.7.14 Setting the Alarm Options ..............................................4-34
4.7.15 Configuring Telnet Proxy Server .....................................4-35
4.8 Printing........................................................................................4-36
4.9 Locking / Logging out / Exiting the ANM2000................................4-39
4.9.1 Locking the ANM2000....................................................4-39

4.9.2 Logging out the ANM2000..............................................4-39
4.9.3 Exiting the ANM2000 .....................................................4-41
5 View Management .......................................................................................5-1
5.1 Viewing Object Tree.......................................................................5-2
5.2 Displaying Null Logical Domain ......................................................5-2
5.3 Viewing Admin Tools......................................................................5-3
5.4 Viewing Command Manager / Command Bar .................................5-4
5.4.1 Viewing Command Manager ............................................5-4

5.4.2 Viewing Command Bar ....................................................5-5
5.5 Viewing Airscape ...........................................................................5-6
5.6 Viewing Status Bar ........................................................................5-7
5.7 Viewing Events Report...................................................................5-8
5.8 Viewing Other Information Report...................................................5-8
5.9 Viewing Prompt List of Object Failure .............................................5-9
5.10 Searching System..........................................................................5-9
5.11 Querying ONUs ...........................................................................5-10
5.12 Querying Interception Record of Repetitive ONU Network Access 5-12
5.13 Querying ONU Registration Fault Information ...............................5-12
5.14 Querying Events ..........................................................................5-13
5.15 Querying Mark .............................................................................5-14
5.16 Filtering Text ................................................................................5-15
6 Configuration Management ..........................................................................6-1
6.1 Configuring Manager .....................................................................6-3
6.2 Configuring System Managers in a Batch Manner ..........................6-4
6.3 Managing OLT Registration............................................................6-5
6.4 Configuring Home Gateway in a Batch Manner ..............................6-7
6.5 Managing Timing Task ...................................................................6-9
6.5.1 Adding POTS Port Line Test Task ....................................6-9

6.5.2 Adding System Configuration Backup Task ....................6-12
6.6 Tracing Signaling .........................................................................6-14
6.7 Testing VoIP Ping.........................................................................6-15
6.8 Managing Configuration ...............................................................6-15
6.9 Managing Historical Database Capacity .......................................6-18
6.10 Automatic Device Discovery.........................................................6-20
6.11 Upgrading MSAN Line Card Software in a Batch Manner..............6-21
6.12 Backing up System Configuration in a Batch Manner....................6-23
6.13 Restoring System Configuration in a Batch Manner ......................6-24
6.14 Backing up System Software in a Batch Manner...........................6-25
6.15 Upgrading System Software in a Batch Manner ............................6-26

6.16 Upgrading ONU in a Batch Manner ..............................................6-27
6.17 Setting Configuration Principle .....................................................6-28
6.18 Checking Configuration Principles Automatically ..........................6-32
6.19 Configuring SNMP Community Names in a Batch Manner ............6-34
6.20 Modify the NE Names in a Batch Manner .....................................6-35
6.21 Configuring Global Profile ............................................................6-39
6.22 Managing ONU Capability Profile .................................................6-39
6.23 Service Configuration Management .............................................6-42
7 Alarm Management .....................................................................................7-1
7.1 Viewing Alarms..............................................................................7-2
7.1.1 Viewing Current Alarms ...................................................7-2

7.1.2 Viewing Alarm History ......................................................7-4
7.2 Setting Filtering Status of Alarms....................................................7-6
7.2.1 Setting Filtering Global Alarms .........................................7-6

7.2.2 Setting the Filtering Status of Alarms on An Object ...........7-8
7.2.3 Setting Filtering Status of Alarms on a Card or Port ........7-10
7.3 Viewing Current Alarm Filtering ....................................................7-11
7.4 Viewing Alarm Statistics...............................................................7-12
7.4.1 Viewing Alarm Statistics Brief List...................................7-13

7.4.2 Viewing Alarm History Statistics .....................................7-13
7.5 Viewing Alarm Report ..................................................................7-17
7.6 Customizing Alarm Levels............................................................7-18
7.6.1 Customizing Global Alarm Levels...................................7-18

7.6.2 Customizing Object Alarm Levels...................................7-20
7.6.3 Defining Card / Port Alarm Levels...................................7-21
7.7 Viewing Customized Alarm Levels ...............................................7-22
7.8 Forwarding Alarms.......................................................................7-22
7.9 Managing Customized Alarms......................................................7-24
7.10 Managing Project Alarm Filtering..................................................7-25
7.11 Setting Alarm Relevance Rules....................................................7-28
8 Performance Management...........................................................................8-1
8.1 Viewing Performance Data.............................................................8-2
8.1.1 Viewing Instant Performance Data ...................................8-2

8.1.2 Viewing Performance History ...........................................8-3
8.2 Comparing Performance Data........................................................8-5
8.3 Setting Performance Collection Scheme ........................................8-8
8.4 Viewing the Performance History Chart ........................................8-10
9 Statistics Management.................................................................................9-1
9.1 Physical Resource Statistics ..........................................................9-2
9.1.1 System Resource Statistics..............................................9-2

9.1.2 System Type Statistics.....................................................9-3
9.1.3 System Board Statistics ...................................................9-4
9.1.4 Board Type Statistics .......................................................9-5
9.1.5 ONU Equipment Type Statistics .......................................9-6
9.1.6 ONU Equipment Information Statistics..............................9-7
9.1.7 ONU Type Statistics.........................................................9-8
9.1.8 System Port Quantity Statistics ......................................9-10
9.1.9 Port Type Statistics ........................................................9-11
9.1.10 Detailed ONU Subscriber List Statistics..........................9-12
9.1.11 Equipment Type Statistics ..............................................9-13
9.2 Capacity Statistics .......................................................................9-14
9.2.1 System Capacity Statistics .............................................9-14

9.2.2 PON Utility Rate Statistics..............................................9-16
9.2.3 Port Utility Rate Statistics ...............................................9-17
9.2.4 Splitter Utility Rate Statistics...........................................9-18
9.3 Service Resource Statistics..........................................................9-19
9.3.1 Data Service Resource Statistics ...................................9-19

9.3.2 Voice Service Resource Statistics ..................................9-23
9.4 PON Equipment Capacity Statistics .............................................9-27
10 Security Management ................................................................................10-1
10.1 Authorization and Domain Division Management..........................10-2
10.2 Creating Users.............................................................................10-7
10.2.1 Operator Group Management ........................................10-7

10.2.2 Object Group Management ............................................10-9
10.2.3 User Group Management.............................................10-12
10.2.4 Adding a New User ......................................................10-14
10.2.5 Example: Creating a User and Assigning Authority .......10-16
10.3 User Management .....................................................................10-17
10.3.1 Operator Management .................................................10-17

10.3.2 Managing Online Users................................................10-20
10.3.3 Modifying Current Password ........................................10-21
10.4 LDAP Server Configuration Template .........................................10-22
10.5 Sending Messages ....................................................................10-27
10.6 Managing Messages and Uploading Files ..................................10-29
10.7 Viewing Logs .............................................................................10-31
10.7.1 Viewing Command Logs ..............................................10-31

10.7.2 Viewing Login Logs......................................................10-33
10.7.3 Viewing the ANMS Operation Log ................................10-35
11 Format Management..................................................................................11-1
11.1 Exporting the Current Page Information........................................11-2
11.1.1 Exporting the Current Page to Html ................................11-2

11.1.2 Exporting the Current Page to Excel...............................11-3
11.2 Switching the Group Box..............................................................11-3
11.3 Clearing the Group.......................................................................11-4
11.4 Column Chooser..........................................................................11-5
11.5 Automatic Column Width Adjustment ...........................................11-7
11.6 Multi-row Display .........................................................................11-7
11.7 Group Tile Shading ......................................................................11-8
11.8 Overstriking Group Row...............................................................11-9
11.9 Grid Line Style ........................................................................... 11-10
12 Window Management ................................................................................12-1
12.1 Hiding All Panels..........................................................................12-2
12.2 Closing All Windows ....................................................................12-3
12.3 Managing Windows .....................................................................12-3
13 Help Management .....................................................................................13-1
13.1 Help Topics..................................................................................13-2

13.2 About ANM2000 ..........................................................................13-2
13.3 ANM2000 Legend........................................................................13-3
14 Topology Management...............................................................................14-1
14.1 Introduction to Topology Status LED.............................................14-2
14.2 Collapsing / Expanding All Logical Domains .................................14-2
14.3 Deleting All Hot Spots ..................................................................14-3
14.4 Synchronizing Object Configuration .............................................14-4
14.5 Saving Topology Information ........................................................14-5
14.6 Displaying the NE IP and Name ...................................................14-5
14.7 Locking Topology View ................................................................14-5
14.8 Selecting All Icons on Topology View ...........................................14-5
14.9 Managing Hidden Nodes..............................................................14-6
14.9.1 Hiding Nodes.................................................................14-6

14.9.2 Displaying Hidden Nodes...............................................14-6
14.10 Background View Management....................................................14-7
14.10.1Setting Background View ...............................................14-7

14.10.2Restore Default Background View..................................14-8
14.11 Hidden Logic Domain Management..............................................14-9
14.12 Restoring Default Background Size ............................................14-10
14.13 Browsing Topology View ............................................................14-10
14.14 Configuring Topology Nodes ......................................................14-10
Appendix A Dual NIC Setting ..................................................................... A-1
A.1 Setting the Server End .................................................................. A-2
A.2 Setting the Client End ................................................................... A-4
Appendix B Abbreviations .......................................................................... B-1

Figures
Figure 2-1 The Exit Alert Box..........................................................................2-4

Figure 2-2 The Save main topoview or not? Dialog Box................................2-5
Figure 2-3 The Exit Alert Box..........................................................................2-6
Figure 2-4 The Save main topoview or not? Dialog Box................................2-7
Figure 3-1 The ANM2000 Main GUI ................................................................3-2
Figure 4-1 The Alert Box of Importing the Configuration...................................4-2
Figure 4-2 The Choose Directory Dialog Box ................................................4-3
Figure 4-3 The Browse For Folder Dialog Box...............................................4-3
Figure 4-4 Importing ODN Information ............................................................4-6
Figure 4-5 The Sound Config Dialog Box.......................................................4-7
Figure 4-6 The Open Dialog Box ....................................................................4-8
Figure 4-7 The System Information Tab ......................................................4-10
Figure 4-8 The Server System Information Report Tab ..............................4-11
Figure 4-9 The Server System Information Chart Tab ................................4-12
Figure 4-10 The Database Information Tab ...................................................4-13
Figure 4-11 Configuring System Attribute........................................................4-14
Figure 4-12 The System Restarting Alert Box..................................................4-15
Figure 4-13 A Configuration Example of the Auto lock Pane ..........................4-16
Figure 4-14 Configuring the Connection Attribute ............................................4-17
Figure 4-15 A Configuration Example of the RCF setting Pane.......................4-18
Figure 4-16 A Configuration Example of the Setting for Connection between
Client and Server Pane ..............................................................4-18
Figure 4-17 The Dialog Box of Service Setting ................................................4-19
Figure 4-18 Configuring the Language Attribute ..............................................4-20
Figure 4-19 Enabling the Telnet Proxy Server .................................................4-22
Figure 4-20 Configuring the Resources Statistics GUI .....................................4-23
Figure 4-21 Pinging the Equipment Continuously ............................................4-24
Figure 4-22 Pinging the Equipment Continuously ............................................4-25
Figure 4-23 Overall Logic View .......................................................................4-26
Figure 4-24 The Customized Logical Domain View .........................................4-27
Figure 4-25 Configuring the Client Attribute.....................................................4-28
Figure 4-26 Configuring the Database Attribute...............................................4-29
Figure 4-27 Configuring Polling Attribute .........................................................4-31
Figure 4-28 The Dialog Box of Alarm Forward Setting .....................................4-32
Figure 4-29 Configuring Plug-in Loading .........................................................4-33
Figure 4-30 Setting the Alarm Options ............................................................4-34
Figure 4-31 The Telnet Proxy Server Setting Dialog Box .................................4-36
Figure 4-32 The Page Setup Dialog Box ........................................................4-37
Figure 4-33 Setting the Print Preview ..............................................................4-38
Figure 4-34 The Print Dialog Box ...................................................................4-38
Figure 4-35 The ANM2000 User Login Dialog Box.........................................4-39
Figure 4-36 The Exit Alert Box........................................................................4-40
Figure 4-37 The Save main topoview or not? Alert Box ................................4-40
Figure 4-38 The ANM2000 User Login Dialog Box.........................................4-40
Figure 4-39 The Exit Alert Box........................................................................4-41
Figure 4-40 The Save main topoview or not? Alert Box ................................4-41
Figure 5-1 Object Tree....................................................................................5-2
Figure 5-2 The Setting go into effect after system reboot Dialog Box ..........5-3
Figure 5-3 Displaying Null Logical Domain ......................................................5-3
Figure 5-4 Admin Tools...................................................................................5-4
Figure 5-5 The Command Manager Window .................................................5-5
Figure 5-6 The Command Bar Pane ..............................................................5-6
Figure 5-7 The Airscape Pane .......................................................................5-7
Figure 5-8 Status Bar .....................................................................................5-8
Figure 5-9 Events Report................................................................................5-8
Figure 5-10 Other Information Report................................................................5-9
Figure 5-11 Prompt List of Object Failure ..........................................................5-9
Figure 5-12 The Search System Dialog Box ..................................................5-10
Figure 5-13 The ONU Query Dialog Box.........................................................5-11
Figure 5-14 Querying Interception Record of Repetitive ONU Network Access 5-12
Figure 5-15 Querying ONU Registration Fault Information ...............................5-12
Figure 5-16 The Event Query Dialog Box.......................................................5-13
Figure 5-17 Result in the Event Query Tab.....................................................5-14
Figure 5-18 Querying Mark .............................................................................5-14
Figure 5-19 The Filter Text Dialog Box ...........................................................5-15
Figure 5-20 The Text Filtering Results.............................................................5-16
Figure 6-1 The Manager Configuration Dialog Box .......................................6-4
Figure 6-2 Configuring the Management Program for the System ....................6-5
Figure 6-3 OLT Registration Management.......................................................6-6
Figure 6-4 ONU Registration Management .....................................................6-7
Figure 6-5 The Home Gateway Setting Window ............................................6-7
Figure 6-6 The Please Input The Rows For Add Dialog Box..........................6-8
Figure 6-7 Entering the MAC Address.............................................................6-8
Figure 6-8 Returning to the Operation Result Pane .........................................6-9
Figure 6-9 The Timing Task Management Window......................................6-10
Figure 6-10 Configuring the Basic Conditions for the POTS Port Line Test.......6-11
Figure 6-11 Selecting POTS Port Line Test Task .............................................6-12
Figure 6-12 Configuring the Basic Conditions for the System Configuration Backup
Task ............................................................................................6-13
Figure 6-13 Configuring the Object and Server for the System Configuration
Backup Task ................................................................................6-14
Figure 6-14 Selecting an Object......................................................................6-16
Figure 6-15 The Result of Configuration Comparison (the EC2 Card) ..............6-17
Figure 6-16 Delivering Configuration...............................................................6-18
Figure 6-17 The History Database Capacity Management Window ..............6-19
Figure 6-18 The Device Auto Discovery Tab .................................................6-20
Figure 6-19 Automatic Device Search.............................................................6-21
Figure 6-20 Upgrading the MSAN Line Card Software in a Batch Manner ........6-22
Figure 6-21 Backing Up the System Configuration in a Batch Manner..............6-24
Figure 6-22 Restoring the System Configuration in a Batch Manner ................6-25
Figure 6-23 Backing up the System Software in a Batch Manner .....................6-26
Figure 6-24 Upgrading the System Software in a Batch Manner ......................6-27
Figure 6-25 Selecting the ONU Type to be Upgraded ......................................6-28
Figure 6-26 Upgrading ONU in a Batch Manner ..............................................6-28
Figure 6-27 Setting Configuration Principle .....................................................6-29
Figure 6-28 Configuring the Multicast VLAN Principle......................................6-30
Figure 6-29 Configuring the Telephone Number Length Principle ....................6-31
Figure 6-30 Configuring the User Voice Endpoint Domain Name Principle .......6-32
Figure 6-31 Automatic Configuration Rule Checking .......................................6-33
Figure 6-32 Checking the Configuration Data..................................................6-34
Figure 6-33 Configuring SNMP Group Name in a Batch Manner......................6-35
Figure 6-34 The Advanced Settings Dialog Box ............................................6-36
Figure 6-35 Modifying the System Preview Name ...........................................6-36
Figure 6-36 Completing the System Name Modification ..................................6-37
Figure 6-37 Modifying System Name in a Batch Manner .................................6-37
Figure 6-38 Substituting System Name in a Batch Manner ..............................6-38
Figure 6-39 The Service Configuration Management Window......................6-40
Figure 6-40 The ONU Capability Profile Attach to System-Select Objects
Dialog Box ...................................................................................6-41
Figure 6-41 The Tasks Pane ..........................................................................6-41
Figure 6-42 The Bound Systems Pane..........................................................6-42
Figure 6-43 The Service Configuration Management Window......................6-43
Figure 7-1 The Current Alarm Tab .................................................................7-3
Figure 7-2 The Set Current Alarm History Query Conditions Dialog Box .....7-3
Figure 7-3 The Alarm History Tab..................................................................7-5
Figure 7-4 The Set Alarm History Query Conditions Dialog Box ..................7-5
Figure 7-5 The Alarm Shield Global Setting Tab ...........................................7-7
Figure 7-6 The Shield Time Setting Dialog Box .............................................7-7
Figure 7-7 Confirming to Refresh the Alarm Filtering Configuration ..................7-8
Figure 7-8 The Alarm Shield Object Setting Tab ...........................................7-9
Figure 7-9 The Shield Time Setting Dialog Box .............................................7-9
Figure 7-10 The The Alarm Shield Card or Port Setting Tab.........................7-10
Figure 7-11 The Shield Time Setting Dialog Box ...........................................7-11
Figure 7-12 The Current Alarm Shield View Tab ...........................................7-12
Figure 7-13 The Alarm Statistics Brief List.......................................................7-13
Figure 7-14 The Statistic Parameter Setting Dialog Box ...............................7-14
Figure 7-15 Object and Alarm Code Selection.................................................7-15
Figure 7-16 The Alarm History Statistics View Tab (Report View).................7-16
Figure 7-17 The Alarm History Statistics View Tab (Chart View)...................7-17
Figure 7-18 The Alarm Report Pane ..............................................................7-18
Figure 7-19 The Alarm Level Group Setting Tab ...........................................7-19
Figure 7-20 Confirming to Refresh the Alarm Level .........................................7-19
Figure 7-21 The Alarm Level Object Setting Tab...........................................7-20
Figure 7-22 The Alarm Level Board or Port Setting Tab ...............................7-21
Figure 7-23 The Alarm Level Setting View Tab .............................................7-22
Figure 7-24 Setting User Information ..............................................................7-23
Figure 7-25 Selecting the Alarm......................................................................7-24
Figure 7-26 The Custom Alarm Management Window ..................................7-25
Figure 7-27 Project Alarm Filtering Management.............................................7-26
Figure 7-28 Adding the Project Alarm Filtering System ....................................7-27
Figure 7-29 Setting Project Alarm Filtering ......................................................7-28
Figure 7-30 Clearing the Project Alarm Filtering ..............................................7-28
Figure 7-31 The Setting Alarm Relevance Rules Tab....................................7-29
Figure 8-1 The Instant Performance Tab .......................................................8-3
Figure 8-2 The Performance History Tab ......................................................8-4
Figure 8-3 The Set Performance History Query Conditions Dialog Box .......8-5
Figure 8-4 The Performance Compare Dialog Box ........................................8-7
Figure 8-5 The Performance Compare Tab ...................................................8-7
Figure 8-6 Configuring the Performance Gathering Parameters.......................8-8
Figure 8-7 Configuring the Performance Storage Parameters..........................8-9
Figure 8-8 The Set Performance History Query Conditions Dialog Box .....8-10
Figure 8-9 The Policies Edit Dialog Box.......................................................8-11
Figure 8-10 Editing the New Policy .................................................................8-11
Figure 8-11 Completing the Configuration of Performance History Query
Conditions ...................................................................................8-12
Figure 8-12 The Performance History Curve Tab..........................................8-13
Figure 9-1 The System Resource Statistic Tab .............................................9-2
Figure 9-2 The System Type Statistic Tab .....................................................9-3
Figure 9-3 The System Amount Statistic Tab................................................9-4
Figure 9-4 The System Board Statistic Tab...................................................9-5
Figure 9-5 The Board Amount Statistic Tab ..................................................9-6
Figure 9-6 The Board Type Statistic Tab .......................................................9-6
Figure 9-7 The ONU Type Device Statistic Tab .............................................9-7
Figure 9-8 The ONU Device Information Statistic Tab ..................................9-8
Figure 9-9 The ONU Type Statistic Tab..........................................................9-9
Figure 9-10 The ONU Type Device Statistic Tab ...........................................9-10
Figure 9-11 The ONU Version Statistic Tab...................................................9-10
Figure 9-12 The System Port Statistic Tab....................................................9-11
Figure 9-13 The Port Type Statistic Tab ........................................................9-12
Figure 9-14 The ONU User Detail Information Statistic Tab..........................9-13
Figure 9-15 The Device Type Statistic Tab ....................................................9-14
Figure 9-16 The Board Utility Rate Statistics Tab .........................................9-15
Figure 9-17 The Board Residual Capacity Statistic Tab ...............................9-16
Figure 9-18 The PON Utility Rate Statistics Tab............................................9-17
Figure 9-19 The Port Utility Rate Statistics Tab ............................................9-18
Figure 9-20 The Splitter Utility Rate Statistics Tab .......................................9-19
Figure 9-21 The ONU VLAN Statistic Tab ......................................................9-20
Figure 9-22 The MDU ONU VLAN Statistic Tab .............................................9-21
Figure 9-23 The Bandwidth Statistic Tab ......................................................9-22
Figure 9-24 The ONU Port Resource Detail Information Tab ........................9-23
Figure 9-25 The MGC Resource Statistic Tab ...............................................9-24
Figure 9-26 The ONU MGC Statistic Tab .......................................................9-25
Figure 9-27 The Voice Service Statistic Tab..................................................9-26
Figure 9-28 The Voice Port Used Rate Statistic Tab .....................................9-27
Figure 9-29 The PON Device Statistic Tab ....................................................9-28
Figure 10-1 The Client Side - Server Side Networking .....................................10-2
Figure 10-2 The Authority Distribution Example...............................................10-4
Figure 10-3 Operator Group Management ......................................................10-8
Figure 10-4 The Operator Group Filtering .......................................................10-8
Figure 10-5 Input Filter Text Dialog Box.........................................................10-9
Figure 10-6 Managing the Object Group .......................................................10-10
Figure 10-7 The Object Group Filtering ......................................................... 10-11
Figure 10-8 Input Filter Text Dialog Box....................................................... 10-11
Figure 10-9 User Group Management...........................................................10-12
Figure 10-10 The User Group Filtering............................................................10-13
Figure 10-11 Input Filter Text Dialog Box.......................................................10-13
Figure 10-12 Adding a New User ....................................................................10-14
Figure 10-13 The User Management Tab.......................................................10-18
Figure 10-14 The LDAP Server Configuration Template Dialog Box.............10-19
Figure 10-15 The Online User Management Tab ...........................................10-20
Figure 10-16 The Change Current User’s Password Dialog Box ..................10-21
Figure 10-17 The LDAP Server Configuration Template Dialog Box.............10-23
Figure 10-18 Configuring the LDAP Server .....................................................10-25
Figure 10-19 Importing the LDAP User Information .........................................10-26
Figure 10-20 Viewing the Imported LDAP Authentication User.........................10-27
Figure 10-21 The Send Message Window......................................................10-28
Figure 10-22 The Dialog Box of Receiving the Message .................................10-28
Figure 10-23 Managing the Messages ............................................................10-29
Figure 10-24 Managing the File Loading .........................................................10-30
Figure 10-25 The Choose Upload file Dialog Box ..........................................10-30
Figure 10-26 The View The Command Log Tab ............................................10-32
Figure 10-27 The Command Log Filter Dialog Box........................................10-32
Figure 10-28 Viewing the Command Log Filtering Result ................................10-33
Figure 10-29 The View The User Login Log Tab ...........................................10-34
Figure 10-30 The Login Filter Dialog Box ......................................................10-34
Figure 10-31 Viewing the Login Log Filtering Result ........................................10-35
Figure 10-32 The View The ANMS Operation Log Tab..................................10-36
Figure 10-33 The ANMS Operation Log Filter Dialog Box .............................10-36
Figure 11-1 Exporting Current Page to Html....................................................11-2
Figure 11-2 Exporting Current Page to Excel ..................................................11-3
Figure 11-3 Switching the Group Box..............................................................11-4
Figure 11-4 Clearing the Group.......................................................................11-5
Figure 11-5 Column Chooser..........................................................................11-6
Figure 11-6 Column Chooser Filtering.............................................................11-6
Figure 11-7 Automatic Column Width Adjustment ...........................................11-7
Figure 11-8 Multi-row Display .........................................................................11-8
Figure 11-9 Group Tile Shading ......................................................................11-9
Figure 11-10 Overstriking Group Row............................................................. 11-10
Figure 11-11 Grid Line Style ........................................................................... 11-11
Figure 12-1 Hiding All Panels..........................................................................12-2
Figure 12-2 Closing All Windows ....................................................................12-3
Figure 12-3 Anms Super Manager ..................................................................12-4
Figure 13-1 Help Topics..................................................................................13-2
Figure 13-2 About ANM2000 ..........................................................................13-3
Figure 13-3 ANM2000 Legend........................................................................13-4
Figure 14-1 Expanding Logical Domain ..........................................................14-3
Figure 14-2 Collapsing Logical Domain...........................................................14-3
Figure 14-3 Confirming the Deletion................................................................14-4
Figure 14-4 Managing the Hidden Nodes ........................................................14-7
Figure 14-5 Selecting the Background View....................................................14-8
Figure 14-6 Hidden Logic Domain Management..............................................14-9
Figure 14-7 Configuring Topology Nodes ...................................................... 14-11
Figure A-1 The Manager Configuration Dialog Box ...................................... A-2
Figure A-2 Confirming MONITOR_IP and BIND_TO_IP.................................. A-3
Figure A-3 Confirming LocalUpSockAddr and UpServerSockAddr1............ A-3
Figure A-4 The aems.ini Window................................................................... A-4
Figure A-5 The hosts Window ....................................................................... A-4
Tables
Table 2-1 Access Method of Exiting the Network Management System ..........2-4
Table 2-2 Access Method of Exiting the Network Management System ..........2-6
Table 3-1 Main Menu Item and Function ........................................................3-3
Table 3-2 Common Tools of the ANM2000.....................................................3-3
Table 4-1 The ODN Information .....................................................................4-5
Table 4-2 Access Method of Viewing the System Information .........................4-9
Table 4-3 Access Method of Viewing the Database Information....................4-13
Table 4-4 The System Setting......................................................................4-15
Table 4-5 The Connection Setting................................................................4-17
Table 4-6 The Service Setting......................................................................4-19
Table 4-7 Access Method for Selecting the Logical Domain View .................4-26
Table 4-8 The Client Setting ........................................................................4-28
Table 4-9 Alarm Forwarding Settings ...........................................................4-32
Table 4-10 The Alarm Confirmation Mode Setting ..........................................4-34
Table 4-11 Access Method of Printing............................................................4-37
Table 4-12 Access Method of Exiting the Network Management System ........4-41
Table 6-1 Access Method of Configuring the Manager ...................................6-3
Table 6-2 Selecting the Object to be Compared ...........................................6-16
Table 6-3 The Operations to be Performed ..................................................6-16
Table 6-4 Config Upload / Download............................................................6-17
Table 6-5 The Setting Items of the History Database Capacity Management
Window .......................................................................................6-19
Table 6-6 Access Method of Upgrading the MSAN Line Card Software in a
Batch Manner ..............................................................................6-22
Table 6-7 Access Method of Backing Up the System Configuration in a Batch
Manner........................................................................................6-23
Table 6-8 Access Method of Restoring the System Configuration in a Batch
Manner........................................................................................6-24
Table 6-9 Access Method of Backing Up Software in a Batch Manner ..........6-25
Table 6-10 Access Method of Upgrading Software in a Batch Manner ............6-26
Table 6-11 Access Method of Upgrading ONU in a Batch Manner ..................6-27
Table 6-12 Access Method of Configuring the Configuration Principles...........6-29
Table 6-13 Access Method of Checking Configuration Principles
Automatically ...............................................................................6-33
Table 6-14 Access Method of Configuring SNMP Community Name in a Batch
Manner........................................................................................6-34
Table 7-1 Access Method of Viewing Current Alarms .....................................7-2
Table 7-2 Access Method of Viewing Historical Alarms ..................................7-4
Table 7-3 Access Method of Setting the Filtering of Global Alarms .................7-6
Table 7-4 Access Method of Setting the Alarm Filtering of an object ...............7-8
Table 7-5 Access Method of Setting the Alarm Filtering of a Card or Port......7-10
Table 7-6 Access Method of Viewing the Alarm Filtering ..............................7-11
Table 7-7 Access Method of Viewing the Alarm Statistics.............................7-14
Table 7-8 Access Method of Customizing Global Alarm Levels ....................7-19
Table 7-9 Access Method of Defining Object Alarm Levels...........................7-20
Table 7-10 Access Method of Customizing Card / Port Alarm Levels ..............7-21
Table 7-11 Access Method of Viewing the Alarm Level Setting View ..............7-22
Table 7-12 Access Method of Forwarding Alarms ..........................................7-23
Table 7-13 Parameter Description of Project Alarm Filtering...........................7-27
Table 7-14 Operation Description of Alarm Relevance Rules .........................7-30
Table 8-1 Access Method of Viewing Instant Performance Data .....................8-2
Table 8-2 Access Method of Viewing Historical Performance Data .................8-4
Table 8-3 Button Description of Options For Performance Collection And
Storage.........................................................................................8-9
Table 9-1 Access Method of the System Resource Statistics..........................9-2
Table 9-2 Access Method of the System Type Statistics.................................9-3
Table 9-3 Access Method of the System Board Statistics ...............................9-4
Table 9-4 Access Method of the Board Type Statistics ...................................9-5
Table 9-5 Access Method of the ONU Equipment Type Statistics ...................9-7
Table 9-6 Access Method of the ONU Equipment Information Statistics..........9-8
Table 9-7 Access Method of the ONU Type Statistics.....................................9-9
Table 9-8 Access Method of System Port Statistics......................................9-11
Table 9-9 Access Method of the Port Type Statistics ....................................9-12
Table 9-10 Access Method of Detailed ONU Subscriber List Statistics............9-13
Table 9-11 Access Method of Device Type Statistics .....................................9-14
Table 9-12 Access Method of the System Capacity Statistics .........................9-15
Table 9-13 Access Method of the PON Utility Rate Statistics..........................9-16
Table 9-14 Access Method of the Port Utility Rate Statistics ...........................9-17
Table 9-15 Access Method of Splitter Utility Rate Statistics ............................9-18
Table 9-16 Access Method of ONU VLAN Statistics.......................................9-19
Table 9-17 Access Method of MDU ONU VLAN Statistics ..............................9-20
Table 9-18 Access Method of the Bandwidth Statistics...................................9-21
Table 9-19 Access Method of Viewing the ONU Port Resource Statistics Detailed
List ..............................................................................................9-22
Table 9-20 Access Method of the MGC Resource Statistics ...........................9-24
Table 9-21 Access Method of ONU MGC Information Statistics......................9-24
Table 9-22 Access Method of the Voice Service Statistics ..............................9-25
Table 9-23 Access Method of the Voice Port Occupation Ratio Statistics........9-26
Table 9-24 Access Method of the PON Equipment Capacity Statistics ...........9-27
Table 10-1 Access Method for Creating a New User Group............................10-7
Table 10-2 Description of Filter .....................................................................10-9
Table 10-3 Access Method for Creating a New User Group............................10-9
Table 10-4 Description for Filtering Object Group......................................... 10-11
Table 10-5 Access Method for Creating a New User Group..........................10-12
Table 10-6 Access Method of Adding New Users.........................................10-14
Table 10-7 Configuration items of User information pane ...........................10-15
Table 10-8 Access Method of User Management .........................................10-17
Table 10-9 Access Method of Managing Online Users .................................10-20
Table 10-10 LDAP Server Configuration ........................................................10-23
Table 10-11 Access Method of Managing Messages and Uploading Files ......10-29
Table 10-12 Access Method of Viewing Command Logs ................................10-31
Table 12-1 Window Management List ............................................................12-4
Table 14-1 Browsing Topology View ............................................................14-10
1 New Features
The following introduces the new features of the ANM2000 (version: V3.0R2, Build:
05.07.06.06).
Optimized System Management Function
Adds the function of the ODN information importing in a batch manner via
background (Excel). This function eliminates the error caused by manual data
delivery, improves the efficiency, and saves the repetitive operation for maintainers.
Optimized Viewing Management Function
u Adds the ONU repetitive registration interception function. If one ONU is

authenticated but still keeps initiating registration, the repetitive registration will
be recorded by the ANM2000 to facilitate maintainers to view and eliminate
faults.
u Adds the mark query function. The mark on the system, card, port or ONU can
be saved to facilitate the operations below in the mark query GUI.
4 Check the marked item, display the ANM2000 user name, marked object
name and marked content.
4 Double-click the marked item to jump to the desired object.
4 Save the marked item into the format of Html, Excel or CSV.
4 Delete the marked item and the mark on the object will be removed.
Optimized Configuration Management Function
u Adds the service configuration management function. This function can display
all the configuration commands and a list of ONUs under the OLT object in the
object tree.
4 Provides the quick entrance for user service configuration.
4 Unifies the previous single Grid GUI into main GUI to keep the style
consistency.
4 The configuration menu of the service configuration management GUI is

not brought up by right-click, so as to improve the GUI friendliness.
Version: A 1-1
e-Fim ANM2000 Broadband Access Network Management System Operation Guide (Based on Windows)
u Optimizes the OLT registration management function. All the users can enter
the OLT Register Management GUI but only the members of the system
management user group can perform the operations of Initial All System OLT
Register and Initial Selected System OLT Register.
u Adds the function of home gateway configuration in a batch manner. Users can
set the start MAC address and end MAC address of the home gateway to be
authenticated in a batch manner.
u Adds the automatic device search function. The ANM2000 can search the
devices in the specified network segment automatically and synchronize the
searched devices to the object tree.
u Adds the function of NE name modification in a batch manner. Users can

modify the system names, logical domain names and ONU names to easy-to-
identify names in a batch manner. This function facilitates the united
management for users when the network is in large scale.
Optimized Statistics Management Function
u Adds the functions of data service source statistics, voice service source
statistics, bandwidth statistics and voice port occupation rate statistics.
u Optimizes the MGC resource statistics function. When a large number of MGC
resource exists, the ANM2000 receives in asynchronous mode, i.e., the
ANM2000 displays every 10 messages, decreasing the user waiting time.
u Optimizes the ONU user statistics function and adds the IP address display of
the OLT.
Optimized Alarm Management Function
u Adds the alarm forwarding function. If an alarm disappears in the pre-set alarm
forwarding time, this alarm will be filtered instead of being forwarded to users. If
the alarm still exists, the ANM2000 will send the alarm information to specified
ANM2000 users in messages using the GSM modem or ISMG, or in email
using the IP network.
u Adds the information of the MDU equipment IP address which reports alarms,
and the LOID and MAC address of SFU equipment.
u Adds the OLT IP address display in the current alarm, alarm history and saving
alarm items.
1-2 Version: A
1 New Features
u Adds the filtering function by ONU type when setting the alarm query
conditions.
u Adds the project alarm filtering function. This function filters the unconcerned
alarms and decreases the reported alarm number during the project installation,
commissioning, cutover and maintenance. This function facilitates users to
concern significant alarms, to improve the work efficiency, and to understand
the network communication quality.
u Adds the alarm association analysis function, supporting the analysis on the
root alarm and derived alarm caused by the same fault.
Optimized Security Management Function
u Optimizes the authorization and domain division operation.
4 When a user or a user group is bound with an operation group, the user or
user group has the read and write authority of this operation group, and the
read authority of all the command beyond the operation group.
4 When an added operation group binds the operation command to the user
or checks the operation command bound to the user, the group can fuzzy
match or exact match the operation command using the file filtering
function, so as to perform the quick command search.
u Optimizes the function of forcing the lower level user to leave. When the lower
level user is forced to leave by the online user from the system management
user group, the ANM2000 will save the topology of the lower level user.
u Adds the password authentication function of the LDAP third-party server. This
function integrates the ANM2000 authentication to the LADP server
authentication, prevents repetitive authentication when users accessing
different systems, and ensures the security of the system running in the
network environment.
Optimized Topology Management Function
Adds the function of equipment IP display in topology.
Version: A 1-3
2 Starting and Closing the ANM2000
The following introduces how to start and close the ANM2000 server end and client
end.
Starting the Server End
Logging into the Client End
Logging out the Client End
Closing the Server End
Version: A 2-1
2.1 Starting the Server End
The following introduces the procedure of starting the ANM2000 server end.
Background Information
u The ANM2000 service is operating as the background process. Users can

maintain the client end using the system monitoring.
u The client end is installed on the server when the ANM2000 server software is
installed.
u Only one ANM2000 user (user 1) is provided during the ANM2000 server
software installation. The user is a member in the ANM2000 system
management user group and has the highest authority of the ANM2000.
u Normally, the services of the Informix database and the ANM2000 will be
started when the Windows operation system is started.
Prerequisites
The services of the Informix database and the ANM2000 are normally started.
Procedures
1. Power up the ANM2000 server.
2. After the Windows operation system is normally started, double-click

to start the ANM2000 server end.
3. Enter the user name and the password of the ANM2000, and the IP address of
server to log in (the IP address that users have entered to install the ANM2000
server end). By default the user name is 1 and the password is 1, and then click
OK.
2-2 Version: A
2.2 Logging into the Client End
After logging into the ANM2000 client end, users can manage the equipment in the
graphical GUI of the client end.
Under default condition, if users enter the incorrect password three times, the
account will be locked by the ANM2000 management system. The member of the
system management group can unlock the normal user account, or the system will
unlock the account after 15 minutes by default.
Prerequisites
u The ANM2000 server end is operating normally.
u The network communication between the ANM2000 client end and the server
end is normal.
u Users have the authority to log into the ANM2000 server end via the client end,
and have been assigned with legal user name and password.
Procedures
1. Power up the ANM2000 client end computer.
2. After the Windows operation system is normally started, double-click

to start the ANM2000 client end.
Version: A 2-3
3. Enter the user name and the password of the ANM2000, and the IP address of
server to log in (the IP address that users have entered to install the ANM2000
server end). By default the user name is 1 and the password is 1, and then click
OK.
2.3 Logging out the Client End
Log out the ANM2000 client end before you close the ANM2000 server.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 2-1 in the ANM2000 client end, and the exit
alert box as shown in Figure 2-1 will appear automatically.
Table 2-1 Access Method of Exiting the Network Management System
Operation Item Access Method
Exiting the network System→Exit in the main menu
management system at the top right corner of the ANM2000 window
Figure 2-1 The Exit Alert Box
2. Click OK in the alert box to bring up the Figure 2-2 alert box.
2-4 Version: A
Figure 2-2 The Save main topoview or not? Dialog Box
3. Users can select whether to save the main topology according to their need,
and then exit the ANM2000 client end.
Version: A 2-5
2.4 Closing the Server End
The following introduces the procedures of closing the ANM2000 server.
u Users should close the ANM2000 server according to the correct procedures
strictly.
u Do not shut down the computer or shut off the hardware power directly, or the
system may cannot be restored.
Prerequisites
Users have logged out the ANM2000 client end.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 2-2 in the ANM2000 server, and the exit alert
box as shown in Figure 2-3 will appear automatically.
Exiting the network System→Exit in the main menu
management system at the top right corner of the ANM2000 window
2. Click OK in the alert box to bring up the Figure 2-4 alert box.
2-6 Version: A
Figure 2-4 The Save main topoview or not? Dialog Box
3. Select whether to save the main topology according to the requirement.
4. Stop the services of the Informix database and the ANM2000.
5. Select Start→Shutdown, select Shutdown in the alert box that appears

subsequently, and click OK.
Version: A 2-7
3 GUI Introduction
The following introduces the GUI layout, main menu and tool bar of the ANM2000.
GUI Layout
Main Menu
Toolbar
Object Tree
Airscape
View Pane
Alarm and Event Report Pane
Status Bar
Version: A 3-1
3.1 GUI Layout
The ANM2000 GUI is composed of the main menu, tool bar, status bar, etc., as
shown in Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1 The ANM2000 Main GUI
(1) Alarm and event report (2) Airscape view pane (3) Object Tree pane
pane
(4) Main menu (5) Tool bar (6) Display pane
(7) Status bar
3.2 Main Menu
The main menu of the ANM2000 includes several management menus as shown in
Table 3-1.
3-2 Version: A
3 GUI Introduction
Table 3-1 Main Menu Item and Function
Menu Item Menu Function Quick Entry
For the operations relevant to the basic

System System Management
functions of the ANM2000.
For viewing and querying the information
View such as object, command item and event View Management
report.
For configuring the information of the

network and the system equipment (the most Configuration
Configuration
important core management function of the Management
ANM2000).
Provides the alarm management function,

used in daily maintenance to help users
Alarm discover faults, isolate faults and handle Alarm Management
faults, recovering the services influenced by
faults.
For saving the performance information of
Performance Performance Management
the equipment in the network.
For object resource statistics in the current

Statistics Statistics Management
ANM2000 according to users' requirement.
For preventing illegal login and ensuring the

Security Security Management
network data security.
For setting the display format of the

Format Format Management
performance and alarm information.
Window For managing the display type of each pane. Window Management
Help For help users view the concerned content. Help Management
3.3 Toolbar
The tool bar of the ANM2000 is located below the main menu, providing the quick
access. The common tools are shown in Table 3-2.
Table 3-2 Common Tools of the ANM2000
Symbol Name Function
Disabling Audio
Sets the mute mode.
Mode
Attribute Views the properties of each object in the Object Tree.
Version: A 3-3
Table 3-2 Common Tools of the ANM2000 (Continued)
Symbol Name Function
Object Tree Displays the object tree pane.
Admin Tools Displays the management tool pane.
Command Manager Displays the command manager window.
Instant
Displays the instant performance of the object.
Performance
History
Displays the performance history of the object.
Performance
Current Alarm Displays the current alarm of the object.
History Alarm Displays the alarm history of the object.
Displays the previous page when the statistics

Page Up
information is displayed in multiple pages.
Displays the next page when the statistics information

Page Down
is displayed in multiple pages.
Refresh Refreshes the current page.
Zoom In Zooms in the topology.
Zooms Out Zooms out the topology.
Zoom All Displays the topology in full screen.
Zoom To The
Recovers the topology to the original size.
Original
Changes the icon of the current node in the topology

Change Icon
view.
Airscape Displays or hides the airscape view.
Topology Node Icon Configures the icon of the topology nodes in a batch
Config manner.
Manager Configures the IP address of the manager.
ANM2000 Legend Displays the legend description in the ANM2000.
Help Views the help for the ANM2000.
3-4 Version: A
3 GUI Introduction
3.4 Object Tree
The Object Tree pane is located at upper left of the main GUI, and has the functions
as follows:
u Provides the hierarchy of all the network objects managed by the ANM2000.
u Provides alarm and status LEDs for the users, facilitating users to focus on the
alarm and status information of certain NE or NEs swiftly and conveniently via
object tree pane or topology view.
Select Admin Tools at the lower part in the Object Tree tab, the pane will be
switched into the Admin Tools pane.
3.5 Airscape
The Airscape pane is at the bottom left in the main GUI, used to display the full
view of the topology and locate the displayed area in the topology view.
The green frame in the Airscape pane shows the position of the displayed topology
view in the entire view. Users can drag the area using the mouse to move the
topology view.
3.6 View Pane
The view pane is in the middle of the main GUI, displaying the topology view and
current operation tabs of the ANM2000. The communication between the user and
the ANM2000 GUI is mainly achieved by this pane.
3.7 Alarm and Event Report Pane
The pane of alarm and event report is located at the bottom of the main GUI,
displaying the collected alarm and event information reported by the managed
object. Users can understand the equipment operating condition using this pane,
and maintain the equipment and handle the fault in a timely manner.
Version: A 3-5
3.8 Status Bar
The status bar is located at the botton of the main GUI. The status bar displays the
current logged users, and can open or close the Alarm Statistics and Alarm
Report pane.
3-6 Version: A
4 System Management
The system management means the operations relevant to the basic functions of
the ANM2000.
Importing / Exporting Configuration Data
Importing ODN Information
Closing All Telnet Windows
Setting Audio Function
Viewing System Information
Viewing Database Information
Common Setting
Printing
Locking / Logging out / Exiting the ANM2000
Version: A 4-1
4.1 Importing / Exporting Configuration Data
Users can export the current data of the ANM2000 to the local network
management computer for backing up the data, and also can import the local
backup data to the ANM2000.
4.1.1 Importing Configuration Data
This operation is used to import the configuration files in the network management
computer to the ANM2000.
After the configuration data are imported, the current configured data in the
ANM2000 will be overwritten.
Prerequisites
The configuration files to be imported are saved in one folder.
Procedures
1. Select System→Import Configuration in the main menu to open the alert box
of importing the configuration as shown in Figure 4-1.
Figure 4-1 The Alert Box of Importing the Configuration
2. Click Yes in this alert box to open the Choose Directory dialog box, as shown
in Figure 4-2.
4-2 Version: A
4 System Management
Figure 4-2 The Choose Directory Dialog Box
3. Click in Choose Directory dialog box to open the Browse For Folder
dialog box, as shown in Figure 4-3.
Figure 4-3 The Browse For Folder Dialog Box
4. Select the folder to be imported in the Browse For Folder dialog box and click
OK to exit the Browse For Folder dialog box, and return to the Choose
Directory dialog box.
5. Click OK in the Choose Directory dialog box.
Version: A 4-3
4.1.2 Exporting Configuration Data
This operation is used to export the current configuration data from the ANM2000
and save them in the *.unl format in the dedicated position of the network
management computer.
Procedures
1. Select System→Export Configuration in the main menu to open the Choose

Directory dialog box as shown in Figure 4-2.
2. Click in the Choose Directory dialog box to open the Browse For Folder
dialog box, as shown in .
3. Select the object folder in the Browse For Folder dialog box and click OK to
exit the Browse For Folder dialog box and return to the Choose Directory
dialog box.
4. Click OK in the Choose Directory dialog box.
4.2 Importing ODN Information
Using this function, users can import the ODN information in a batch manner, so as
to improve the efficiency.
The ODN provides the optical transmission channel between the OLT and the ONU.
4-4 Version: A
4 System Management
Prerequisite
The imported file format is .xls. The imported content should include the items as
shown in Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 The ODN Information
Item Description
OLT IP (Required) The IP address of NE

OLT Name (Required) Name of NE
PON port location information, located by the
ONU PON Port (Required)
slot number and PON port number.
ONU Name Name of ONU.

The IP address of the ONU which has the
ONU Manage IP management IP address, generally is the
MDU ONU.
The authentication identifier of the ONU,
ONU Auth Identifier (Required)
logical identifier or physical identifier.
The level of the splitter to which the ONU

ONU Spliter Level (Required)
belongs to (level 1 or level 2).
ONU Splitter Name (Required) Name of the splitter.
The port number of the splitter to which the

ONU Splitter Port (Required)
ONU belongs to.
For the information not mentioned in Table 4-1, enter NA.
Procedures
1. Select System→Load ODN Information in the main menu to open the Load
ODN Information tab.
2. Click Open Configuration File and select the importing directory in the Load
anms data dialog box that appears subsequently, as shown in Figure 4-4.
Version: A 4-5
Figure 4-4 Importing ODN Information
3. Click the Open button to complete the importing of the ODN information.
Note:
After the importing, the topology will display the relationship between NEs
(OLT PON port, splitter and ONU).
4.3 Closing All Telnet Windows
Users can visit the remote equipment via the Telnet. When users need to close
multiple opened Telnet windows in the ANM2000 at one time, please click System
→Close All Telnet Windows in the main menu.
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4.4 Setting Audio Function
Users can configure, enable or disable the audio function according to their needs.
4.4.1 Configuring Audio Function
The ANM2000 provides abundant audio functions, prompting users the occurrence
of a corresponding operation event or the next operation. Users can also define the
custom audio functions as needed.
Procedures
1. Select System→Sound Configuration in the main menu to open the Sound

Config dialog box, as shown in Figure 4-5.
Figure 4-5 The Sound Config Dialog Box
Version: A 4-7
After users select a certain event, the system will display the the location of the
sound file.
2. Click Try at the right side of a certain event to listen to the current sound effect.
3. To change the sound file corresponding to the occurring of a certain event, click
this event and then Browse to open the Open dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-6; then select the object sound file and click Open.
Figure 4-6 The Open Dialog Box
4. Select OK to save the audio function.
5. Click Resume Default Setting to make the audio functions of all events return
to the default settings; then click OK to save the settings.
4.4.2 Disabling Audio Function
Users can disable the audio function if they do not need it.
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Procedures
1. Select System→Sound Off in the main menu or click in the toolbar to

disable the audio function.
After the audio function is disabled successfully, in the toolbar will change to
; at the same time, the submenu option Sound Off under System in the
main menu will change to Sound on.
4.4.3 Enabling Audio Function
After the audio function is disabled, if users want to resume the audio function again,
they can enable it.
Procedures
1. Select System→Sound on in the main menu or click in the toolbar to

enable the audio function.
After the audio function is enabled successfully, in the toolbar will change to
; at the same time, the submenu option Sound on under System in the main
menu will change to Sound Off.
4.5 Viewing System Information
To display the system data (PC Name, IP Address, OS Information, CPU Type,
Physical Memory, Process, etc.) in a manner that is clear and obvious, the
ANM2000 provides the system viewing function; at the same time, it adds the report
and chart display function of the background server.
Procedures
1. Open the System Information tab via the methods listed in Table 4-2 and the
System Information page will be displayed by default, as shown in Figure 4-7.
Table 4-2 Access Method of Viewing the System Information
Viewing the system System→System Information (S) in the main menu

information System Management→System Information in Admin Tools
Version: A 4-9
Figure 4-7 The System Information Tab
Right-click the blank and select Refresh in the shortcut menu to refresh the
procedure status.
2. Click Server System Information Report tab. In this tab, right-click in the
blank, and select Query Filter to open the Server System Information
Parameter Setting dialog box.
3. Set the query condition as needed, and then click OK. Users can view the
information of the current background server, such as Item Name, CPU
Percentage, and Memory Percentage, as shown in Figure 4-8.
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Figure 4-8 The Server System Information Report Tab
4. Select the Server System Information Chart tab to view the chart information
of the current background server, as shown in Figure 4-9.
Version: A 4-11
Figure 4-9 The Server System Information Chart Tab
4.6 Viewing Database Information
To make users view the usage percent of each database easily, the ANM2000
provides the database viewing function.
The display bars besides the usage percent of the system database are in different
colors. The maintenance engineers can tell the database usage status via the
colors and respond quickly.
u Usage percent of the database ＜ 40%, then the display bar is blue
u 40% ≤ usage percent of the database ≤ 70%, then the display bar is yellow
u Usage percent of the database > 70%, then the display bar is red
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Note:
When the display bar is red, users can check whether the database
saving setting is correct or not in the History Database Capacity
Management of the ANM2000. If the problem persists, contact
FiberHome for technical support.
Procedures
1. Select a method from Table 4-3 to open the Database Information tab. Users
can view the capacity and usage percent of the current database, as shown in
Figure 4-10.
Table 4-3 Access Method of Viewing the Database Information
Viewing database Click System→Database Information in the main menu.

information System Management→Database Information in Admin Tools
Figure 4-10 The Database Information Tab
Right-click the blank and select Refresh in the shortcut menu to refresh the
database status.
Version: A 4-13
4.7 Common Setting
Users can set the common parameters of the ANM2000 GUI and its background
based on the actual situation of the office end in which the ANM2000 locates, for
better network management.
4.7.1 Configuring System Attribute
Users can use the system setting function to make the ANM2000 regularly refresh
the online user list and automatically lock the client end if there is no operation
within the preset time period.
Procedures
1. Select System→Option in the main menu to open the Option dialog box.
2. Select GUI→System in the object tree to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-11.
Figure 4-11 Configuring System Attribute
3. Refer to the settings listed in Table 4-4 as needed.
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Table 4-4 The System Setting
Parameter Description
Refresh online user

The automatic refresh time in the Online User
Auto refresh every (10-100000)
Management tab.
seconds
Select this item: if there is not any operation on a client
end within the time set in the Lock System wait for item,
Enable auto lock the system will lock the client end automatically; if the
system client end does not log in the ANM2000 again within the
time set in the Logout when system locked item, the
Auto lock system will log out automatically.
Lock System wait

for (1-10000) The waiting time of system automatic lock
minutes:
Logout when
The automatic logout time after the system locked
system locked
4. After the configuration is completed, click OK. An alert box appears as shown
in Figure 4-12.
Figure 4-12 The System Restarting Alert Box
5. Click the OK button.
6. Restart the ANM2000 client end to make the configuration valid.
Configuration example
Figure 4-13 gives a configuration example of the Auto lock group box: if there is not
any operation on the current client end within 10 minutes, the system will
automatically lock the client end; if the client end does not log in the ANM2000 again
after being locked within 10000 minutes, the system will log out automatically.
Version: A 4-15
Figure 4-13 A Configuration Example of the Auto lock Pane
4.7.2 Configuring the Connection Attribute
Set the RCF call and connection timeout values, and the checking connection
interval and the allowed interruption time values of the connection between the
client end and server end, to ensure the high-effective RCF connection and GUI
background connection.
Do not modify the parameters of this connection setting unless necessary.
Procedures
2. Select GUI→Connection in the object tree to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-14.
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Figure 4-14 Configuring the Connection Attribute
Table 4-5 The Connection Setting
The timeout value of establishing the

RCF connection wait for: connection between the GUI and the
RCF setting
background
RCF Call wait for: The timeout value of executing operations
Check whether the connection between the

Check connection every: GUI and the background is normal at
Setting for intervals which are set in this item.
Connection If the interruption time of the communication
between Client and between the GUI and the background is
Reboot Client if Interrupt
server less than this set time, the communication
for:
between the GUI and the background is
normal.
in Figure 4-12.
Version: A 4-17
Configuration Example 1
Figure 4-15 gives a configuration example of the RCF setting group box: in the
process of establishing connection between the client end and the background, if
the response time exceeds 10 seconds, the connection establishment fails; when
users call the background functions via the client end and the response time from
the background exceeds 360 seconds, the connection timed out.
Figure 4-15 A Configuration Example of the RCF setting Pane
Configuration Example 2
Figure 4-16 gives a configuration example of the Setting for Connection between
Client and server group box: the system will check whether the connection
between the GUI and the background is normal every 30 seconds; when the
interruption time of the communication between the GUI and the background is less
than 90 second, the communication between the GUI and the background is normal.
Figure 4-16 A Configuration Example of the Setting for Connection between Client and
Server Pane
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4.7.3 Configuring Service Attribute
Set the time interval of getting the core switch card’s status and the time interval of
refreshing current alarms, so as to display the key information users concern about
in a timely manner.
Procedures
2. Select GUI→Service in the object tree to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-17.
Figure 4-17 The Dialog Box of Service Setting
Table 4-6 The Service Setting
Get the core switch card’s status at intervals which are

Get MCU board status every:
set in this item.
Refresh the Current Alarm GUI at intervals which are
Refresh current alarm every:
set in this item.
Version: A 4-19
in Figure 4-12.
4.7.4 Configuring Language Attribute
Via configuring the language attribute, users can switch the languages (i.e. Chinese
and English) displayed in the GUI, so as to meet your requirement of multiple
languages displayed in the GUI.
Procedures
2. Select GUI→International setting in the object tree to open the dialog box as
Figure 4-18 Configuring the Language Attribute
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3. Click the drop-down list of the Language: item to select your preferred
language.
in Figure 4-12.
4.7.5 Enabling Telnet Proxy Server
After enabling the Telnet proxy service, users can access the equipment on the
client end via the proxy server.
u In the project application, a firewall is usually set between the ANM2000 client
end and the equipment for the network security reasons, so the client end
cannot access the equipment in the Telnet mode directly. Users can set up a
secure third-party server as a proxy server to access the equipment via the
proxy server.
u This setting pane is for users to enable the Telnet proxy client end. To use the
Telnet proxy function, users also need to install the Telnet proxy server end on
the third-party server and configure the related parameters.
Procedures
2. Select GUI→Telnet Proxy Enable in the object tree to open the dialog box as
Version: A 4-21
Figure 4-19 Enabling the Telnet Proxy Server
3. Select the check box of the Telnet Proxy Enable item and set the Telnet Proxy
Program Path: item.
in Figure 4-12.
4.7.6 Configuring Resources Statistics GUI
Set to display the ONU Device Statistic GUI by horizontally or vertically based on
ONU types to facilitate users' operation better.
Procedures
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2. Select GUI→Resources Statistics GUI in the object tree to open the dialog
box as shown in Figure 4-20.
Figure 4-20 Configuring the Resources Statistics GUI
3. Select Horizontal Display by ONU Type or Vertical Display by ONU Type as

needed.
in Figure 4-12.
Note:
Click Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU Type Device

Statistic in the main menu to open the ONU Type Device Statistic tab.
Switch the ONU type display mode using the shortcut menu.
Version: A 4-23
4.7.7 Pinging Equipment Continuously
When commissioning the equipment connection, users can initiate a continuous

ping operation and the results will be displayed successively in the Ping window.
If users configure a continuous ping option, the ANM2000 will close the Ping
window after three continuous Ping operations.
Procedures
2. Select GUI→Ping in the object tree to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-21.
Figure 4-21 Pinging the Equipment Continuously
3. Select the Ping Device Constantly check box.
in Figure 4-12.
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Result
After configuring the continuous ping option, when users right-click a system in the
Object Tree pane and select Ping from the shortcut menu, the Ping window will
appear to display the Ping results successively, as shown in Figure 4-22.
Figure 4-22 Pinging the Equipment Continuously
4.7.8 Selecting Logical Domain View
Select the logical domain view to configure the displaying of the system in the
Object Tree pane.
Procedures
2. Select GUI→Logical View GUI in the object tree.
3. Select a logical domain view according to Table 4-7.
Version: A 4-25
Table 4-7 Access Method for Selecting the Logical Domain View
All systems are displayed as the Undivided Systems in the

The customized logical Object Tree tab. The operator can customize the logical view
domain view setting based on need. This operation is valid for the client end
on which the operation is performed only.
The systems are displayed in the Object Tree tab according to

Overall Logic View
the logical domain relationship configured on the server end.
in Figure 4-12.
Result
For the same server,
u When selecting Overall Logic View, the systems are displayed as shown in
Figure 4-23.
Figure 4-23 Overall Logic View
u When selecting Self define Logic View, the systems are displayed as shown
in Figure 4-24.
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Figure 4-24 The Customized Logical Domain View
4.7.9 Configuring Client Attribute
Users can set the related characteristics for the client, including the time interval of
the next login after the forced logout and the auto unlock time after the login locked,
to ensure the operation security of network.
Procedures
2. Select Server→Client in the object tree to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-25.
Version: A 4-27
Figure 4-25 Configuring the Client Attribute
Table 4-8 The Client Setting
If an administrator forces other users to log out, the forced

Forbid to login for: logged-out users cannot log in the ANM2000 within the set
time of this item.
If a user inputs a wrong password three consecutive times
Auto unlock time after lock when to log in the ANM2000, the user will be locked. The locked
login fail: user will be unlocked automatically after the period of time
set in this item.
If users select this item, the Configuration main menu will
Display [OLT manage] item on
display the OLT Register Management option; if not, the
config menu
OLT Register Management option will not be displayed.
Select this item to delete the command log through the

shortcut menu in the View The Command Log window; if
Delete Command Log Enable
not, the delete option in the shortcut menu is grayed
(unavailable).
Select this option to enable the pre-configuration function

Pre-deploy
on the AN5116-06B.
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in Figure 4-12.
4.7.10 Configuring Database Attribute
Users need to regularly update the database user name and password to guarantee
the security of the database. After finishing this modification on the database, users
also need to modify the related parameters of the ANM2000 simultaneously to
ensure that the ANM2000 can successfully access the database.
Procedures
2. Select Server→Database in the object tree to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-26.
Figure 4-26 Configuring the Database Attribute
3. Set each item as needed.
Version: A 4-29
Caution:
If you modify the setting of the EMS ANServer bind IP item or the Bind to
port item, then the client end originally connected to this server IP will be
disconnected.
in Figure 4-12.
4.7.11 Configuring Polling Attribute
Set the period and time interval of alarm polling and status lamp polling, so as to
meet users' requirement of the polling time.
Procedures
2. Select Server→Polling in the object tree to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 4-27.
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Figure 4-27 Configuring Polling Attribute
3. Set each item as needed. Among them:
4 The alarm polling period: refers to the time interval between two polling
operations.
4 The alarm polling interval: refers to the time interval of polling different
devices in one polling operation.
in Figure 4-12.
4.7.12 Configuring Alarm Forwarding
Set the relevant parameters of sending Email in the sending Email to forward alarms
according to the planning, such as the Email server and mail address.
Version: A 4-31
Procedures
2. Select Server→Alarm Forwarding in the object tree to open the dialog box as
Figure 4-28 The Dialog Box of Alarm Forward Setting
3. Select Execute Alarm Forward check box, and configure as needed referring
to .
Table 4-9 Alarm Forwarding Settings
Message Interval The time interval between two messages.
GSM Modem Serial

The serial port on the host that is connected with the GSM modem.
Port
Mail Server The server IP address of the Tx mail box.
Tx Mail Address The IP address of the Tx mail box.
in Figure 4-12.
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4.7.13 Configuring Plug-in Loading
When using the Corba interface to connect the third-party software, users need to
load the Corba interface.
Procedures
2. Select Server→Load Plug-in in the object tree to open the dialog box as
Figure 4-29 Configuring Plug-in Loading
3. Select the Load CORBA-Interface check box as needed.
in Figure 4-12.
Version: A 4-33
4.7.14 Setting the Alarm Options
Users can set the fixed time or the automatic confirmation mode for confirming the
ended alarms, to improve the efficiency of alarm confirmation.
Procedures
2. Select Server→Alarm Options Setting in the object tree to open the dialog
Figure 4-30 Setting the Alarm Options
Table 4-10 The Alarm Confirmation Mode Setting
When users select Fixed time and set the time, the ANM2000 will
Fixed time
confirm the ended alarms automatically in the set time.
Confirm when alarm When users select Confirm when alarm end, the ANM2000 will
end confirm an alarm automatically after it is ended.
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in Figure 4-12.
4.7.15 Configuring Telnet Proxy Server
After setting the parameters related to the Telnet proxy server, users can use the
proxy server to access the equipment.
u This function should be used together with the Enabling Telnet Proxy Server.
u The Telnet proxy server supports the following protocols: Socket4, Socket4a,
Socket5 and http.
Procedures
2. Select Server→Telnet Proxy Server Setting in the object tree to open the
dialog box as shown in Figure 4-31.
Version: A 4-35
Figure 4-31 The Telnet Proxy Server Setting Dialog Box
3. Set the parameters related to the proxy server according to the actual situation.
in Figure 4-12.
4.8 Printing
The ANM2000 provides the print functions; users can select and print their
concerned data information.
Procedures
1. Open the Page Setup dialog box via the method Print Option listed in
Table 4-11, as shown in Figure 4-32.
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Table 4-11 Access Method of Printing
Setting the print options System→Print Options in the main menu
Setting the print preview System→Print Preview in the main menu
Printing System→Print in the main menu
Figure 4-32 The Page Setup Dialog Box
2. In the Page Setup dialog box, set the items such as Headers and Footers,
Paper, Orientation, Margins, and Printer as needed. Then click OK.
3. Preview the print result in the view pane via the method Print Preview listed in
Table 4-11, as shown in Figure 4-33.
4 If the preview does not meet the requirement, click Close, ➔ Step2;
4 If the preview meets the requirement, click Close, ➔ Step2;
Version: A 4-37
Figure 4-33 Setting the Print Preview
4. Open the Print dialog box via the access method of Print listed in Table 4-11,
as shown in Figure 4-34.
Figure 4-34 The Print Dialog Box
5. In the Print dialog box, set the items such as Printer, Print range, and
Number of copies. Then click OK.
6. In the Save As PDF File window that appears subsequently, you can save the
contents to be printed as a file in the pdf format to the designated path on
demand.
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4.9 Locking / Logging out / Exiting the ANM2000
The following introduces how to lock / log out / exist the ANM2000.
4.9.1 Locking the ANM2000
Locking the ANM2000 is one of the security management measures. After this
operation is executed, the current system operation GUI will be locked, and no GUI
operations can be performed.
Procedures
1. Click System→Lock in the main menu and the ANM2000 will be locked. Then
the ANM2000 User Login dialog box appears automatically as shown in
Figure 4-35. The locking status can be cleared only after users enter the correct
password in Password and click OK.
Figure 4-35 The ANM2000 User Login Dialog Box
4.9.2 Logging out the ANM2000
When users need to switch the login user, they can first log out the ANM2000 and
then log in using a new account.
Procedures
1. Click System→Logout in the main menu and the exit alert box as shown in
Figure 4-36 will appear automatically, and then click OK.
Version: A 4-39
2. The Save main topoview or not alert box will appear, as shown in Figure 4-37.
Users can select according to the requirement.
Figure 4-37 The Save main topoview or not? Alert Box
3. After users exit the ANM2000, the ANM2000 User Login dialog box as shown
in Figure 4-38 will appear automatically.
Figure 4-38 The ANM2000 User Login Dialog Box
4. In the ANM2000 User Login dialog box, enter the user name and the
password, and click OK to log in again.
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4.9.3 Exiting the ANM2000
Under certain special conditions (for example, prior to the upgrade operation of the
network management system), users need to exit the network management system.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 4-12, and the exit alert box as shown in
Figure 4-39 will appear automatically.
System→Exit in the main menu

Exiting the network
management system
at the top right corner of the ANM2000 window
2. Click OK in the exit alert box.
3. The Save main topoview alert box will appear as shown in Figure 4-40. Users
can select whether to save the main topology view according to their needs and
then exist the ANM2000.
Figure 4-40 The Save main topoview or not? Alert Box
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Viewing Object Tree
Displaying Null Logical Domain
Viewing Admin Tools
Viewing Command Manager / Command Bar
Viewing Airscape
Viewing Status Bar
Viewing Events Report
Viewing Other Information Report
Viewing Prompt List of Object Failure
Searching System
Querying ONUs
Querying Interception Record of Repetitive ONU Network Access
Querying ONU Registration Fault Information
Querying Events
Querying Mark
Filtering Text
Version: A 5-1
5.1 Viewing Object Tree
Users can select the logical domain or system to be queried or operated using the
Object Tree.
Procedures
Select View→Object Tree in the main menu to open the Object Tree pane, as
Figure 5-1 Object Tree
Note:
The Object Tree of the ANM2000 is opened by default.
5.2 Displaying Null Logical Domain
Users can hide or display the null logical domain using this command according to
the requirement.
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Procedures
1. Select View→Hide Empty Logical Area in the main menu to bring up the
Settings go into effect after system reboot dialog box, as shown in
Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 The Setting go into effect after system reboot Dialog Box
2. Click OK to exit the ANM2000.
3. Re-log in the ANM2000 and the Object Tree pane will display the previously
hidden null logical domain, as shown in Figure 5-3.
Figure 5-3 Displaying Null Logical Domain
Version: A 5-3
5.3 Viewing Admin Tools
Users can open the management tool to perform the management operation on the
ANM2000.
Procedures
Select View→Admin Tools in the main menu to open the Admin Tools pane, as
Figure 5-4 Admin Tools
5.4 Viewing Command Manager / Command Bar
5.4.1 Viewing Command Manager
The command manager is used to display all commands operated to the equipment
by the user, including the command start time, used time, and other relevant
information. Users can understand the detailed information of the command
execution using this command.
Procedures
Select View→Show Command Manager in the main menu to open the Command
Manager window, as shown in Figure 5-5.
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Figure 5-5 The Command Manager Window
Note:
After users operate in the ANM2000, the Command Manager window

usually appears automatically.
5.4.2 Viewing Command Bar
Users can know the valid commands which are executed on the selected system or
card using this command and double-click the command to enter the corresponding
GUI rapidly and set.
Procedures
1. Select the system or card to be checked in the Object Tree tab.
2. Select View→Command Bar in the main menu to open the Command Bar
pane, as shown in Figure 5-6.
Version: A 5-5
Figure 5-6 The Command Bar Pane
3. Double-click the command to be executed and open the corresponding setting

dialog box; after the corresponding settings are completed, the command can
be executed.
5.5 Viewing Airscape
When the topology pane only displays partial contents of the view, users can view
the whole view and locate the area displayed in the topology pane using the
Airscape.
Procedures
1. Select View→Show Topo Airscape in the main menu or click in the

toolbar to open the Airscape pane, as shown in Figure 5-7.
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Figure 5-7 The Airscape Pane
In the Airscape pane, the green frame shows the position of the displayed
topology view in the entire view.
2. In the Airscape pane, drag the green frame to change the view displayed in the
topology view.
Note:
When users switch to another window, the Airscape pane will be closed
automatically.
5.6 Viewing Status Bar
Users can view the status of the selected object using this command.
Version: A 5-7
Procedures
Select View→Status Bar in the main menu to open the Status Bar, as shown in
Figure 5-8.
Figure 5-8 Status Bar
5.7 Viewing Events Report
Users can view the events reported by the ANM2000 using this command.
Note:
The event report information is hidden by default. To view the reported

event, users should select the Events Eeport first.
Procedures
Select View→Events Report in the main menu to open the Events Report bar, as
Figure 5-9 Events Report
5.8 Viewing Other Information Report
Users can view the other information reported by the ANM2000 using this
command.
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Procedures
Select View→Other Information Report in the main menu to open the Other
Information Report bar, as shown in Figure 5-10.
Figure 5-10 Other Information Report
5.9 Viewing Prompt List of Object Failure
Users can view the prompt list of object failure of the ANM2000 using this
command.
Procedures
Select View→List of Error Tips in the main menu to open the List of Error Tips
bar, as shown in Figure 5-11.
Figure 5-11 Prompt List of Object Failure
5.10 Searching System
When the scale of a network is relatively large, users can search the objects
meeting the requirements in the Object Tree tab by searching the key information.
Version: A 5-9
Backgroud Information
Users can search a system using the system name, IP address or system type.
Procedures
1. Click View→Search System in the main menu to open the Search Object
Figure 5-12 The Search System Dialog Box
2. After setting the searching conditions, click OK to start searching the systems
meeting the conditions in the Object Tree tab.
5.11 Querying ONUs
Users can find the designated ONU rapidly in the current system using this function.
Procedures
1. Select View→ONU Query in the main menu to open the ONU Query dialog
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Figure 5-13 The ONU Query Dialog Box
2. Set the basic information, the service information and the subscriber
information for the ONU in sequence.
3. After completing the setting, click OK. The Query ONU tab will appear to
display the ONUs meeting the query conditions.
Version: A 5-11
5.12 Querying Interception Record of Repetitive

ONU Network Access
Users can view the interception record of repetitive ONU network access of the
ANM2000 using this command.
Procedures
Select View→ONU Repeat Network Interception Record Query in the main

menu to open the ONU Repeat Network Interception Record Query pane, as
Figure 5-14 Querying Interception Record of Repetitive ONU Network Access
5.13 Querying ONU Registration Fault Information
Users can view the ONU registration fault information of the ANM2000 using this
command.
Procedures
Select View→ONU Network Error Information Query in the main menu to open
the ONU Network Error Information Query pane, as shown in Figure 5-15.
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Figure 5-15 Querying ONU Registration Fault Information
5.14 Querying Events
Query the designated event of the designated object within the designated period
using this function.
Procedures
1. Click View→Event Query in the main menu to open the Event Query dialog
box.
2. Select the range, starting time, and event level of the query, as shown in
Figure 5-16.
Version: A 5-13
Figure 5-16 The Event Query Dialog Box
Note:
Users can click Save Template to save the conditions as a template to

avoid setting query conditions repeatedly. Then users can select a
template in the template list directly to query next time.
3. After completing the settings, click Ok. The querying results will display in the
History Event Query tab, as shown in Figure 5-17.
Figure 5-17 Result in the Event Query Tab
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4. (Optional) Right-click in the Event Query tab, select Export This Page To
Html, Export This Page To CVS or Export This Page To Excel to export the
query result.
5.15 Querying Mark
Users can query the object marked by the ANM2000 using this command.
Procedures
1. Select View→Mark Query in the main menu to open the Mark Query pane, as
Figure 5-18 Querying Mark
2. (Optional) Double-click the marked item to jump to the marked object.
3. (Optional) Right-click the designated marked item to save it in Html, Excel or

CSV format.
4. (Optional) Right-click the designated marked item and select Delete to clear
the mark.
5.16 Filtering Text
Users can select key words in the current tab, so that the system only displays the
items including these keywords.
Prerequisite
The current tab which includes the result information exists.
Version: A 5-15
Procedures
1. Select View→Text Filter... in the main menu to open the Filter Text dialog box
Figure 5-19 The Filter Text Dialog Box
2. In the Filter Text dialog box, input the key words (if there are multiple key
words, separate them by spaces). Then the current tab will only display the
related items (items containing the key words), and the unrelated items (items
not containing the key words) will be filtered. See Figure 5-20.
Figure 5-20 The Text Filtering Results
5-16 Version: A
5 View Management
Caution:
After the operation is completed, users must delete the key words in the
Filter Text dialog box and then exit the dialog box. Otherwise the current
tab will always display the related items only.
Version: A 5-17
6 Configuration Management
The configuration management means the operations to configure the information of

the network and the system equipment, and is the most significant management
function of the ANM2000.
Configuring Manager
Configuring System Managers in a Batch Manner
Managing OLT Registration
Configuring Home Gateway in a Batch Manner
Managing Timing Task
Tracing Signaling
Testing VoIP Ping
Managing Configuration
Managing Historical Database Capacity
Automatic Device Discovery
Upgrading MSAN Line Card Software in a Batch Manner
Backing up System Configuration in a Batch Manner
Restoring System Configuration in a Batch Manner
Backing up System Software in a Batch Manner
Upgrading System Software in a Batch Manner
Upgrading ONU in a Batch Manner
Setting Configuration Principle
Checking Configuration Principles Automatically
Version: A 6-1
Configuring SNMP Community Names in a Batch Manner
Modify the NE Names in a Batch Manner
Configuring Global Profile
Managing ONU Capability Profile
Service Configuration Management
6-2 Version: A
6.1 Configuring Manager
To communicate with all equipment sets normally, when installing the ANM2000 in
the distributed mode, users need to configure the server installed with the AEMS-
Manager service as a manager. Perform this operation also when users install the
ANM2000 in non-distributed mode.
Backgorund Information
The AEMS-Manager service is mainly used for data interaction between the
equipment and the ANM2000. When there is relatively much equipment to be
managed (for example, there are more than 500 OLTs), users generally install
various services of the ANM2000 in the distributed mode, so as to increase the
data-processing capacity of the ANM2000; in this case, the AEMS-Manager service
may be installed on different servers.
Procedures
1. Open the Manager Configuration dialog box as shown in Figure 6-1 via the
method listed in Table 6-1.
Table 6-1 Access Method of Configuring the Manager
Configuration→Manager Configuration in the main menu

Configuring the manager
in the toolbar
Version: A 6-3
Figure 6-1 The Manager Configuration Dialog Box
2. Execute the following operations as needed.
4 Add a manager: input a new manager’s IP address under Manager IP

Address: and then click Add.
4 Modify the IP address of a manager: select the IP address to be modified,

input the new manager’s IP address under Manager IP Address: and then
click Modify.
4 Delete the IP address of a manager: select the IP address to be deleted,

and then click Delete.
When multiple managers are configured, users can select the corresponding
manager in the system property of the managed equipment.
6.2 Configuring System Managers in a Batch

Manner
When the ANM2000 has multiple managers, users can configure the management
programs for the systems in a batch manner.
6-4 Version: A
Prerequisite
Multiple managers are configured on the ANM2000. See Configuring Manager for
the operation procedure of manager configuration.
Procedures
1. Select Configuration→Batch Config System Manager in the main menu to

open the Batch Config System Manager dialog box.
2. Select the corresponding management program under the Manager column for
the selected system, as shown in Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 Configuring the Management Program for the System
3. After completing the configuration, click the Save to Database button.
6.3 Managing OLT Registration
Users can initiate the OLT resource registration using the OLT registration
management function of the ANM2000.
Note:
All the users can enter the OLT Register Management GUI but only the
members of the system management user group can perform the
operations of All system OLT Register and Selected system OLT
Register.
Version: A 6-5
Prerequisites
The authentication mode of the OLT to be registered is set to Non-authentication

mode.
Procedures
u OLT registration management
1) Select Configuration→OLT Register Management in the main menu to

open the OLT Register Management window.
2) Click the Query Status button in the tool bar to view the interconnection
status and registration status of the resource management system.
3) Select the system / line card to be registered, select Enable in the drop-
down list of The State of RMS, and click the Write selected RMS
connection state to devices / Write selected card RMS connection
state to devices button in the tool bar to enable the interconnection
function of the resource management system.
4) Select the system to be registered and click the Selected system OLT
Register button in the tool bar. After the registration succedds, the
Register State displays Register Successful, as shown in Figure 6-3.
Figure 6-3 OLT Registration Management
u ONU registration management
Note:
Only the AN5006-20 supports this function.
6-6 Version: A
1) Select Configuration→OLT Register Management in the main menu and

click the ONU Register Management tab.
2) Click the Query Status button in the tool bar to view the interconnection
status and registration status of the resource management system.
3) Select the system to be registered, select Enable in the drop-down list of

The State of RMS, and click the Write selected RMS connection state
to devices button in the tool bar to enable the interconnection function of
the resource management system.
4) Select the line card to be registered and click the Write selected Card
RMS connection state to devices button in the tool bar. After the
registration succeeds, the Register State displays Register Successful,
Figure 6-4 ONU Registration Management
6.4 Configuring Home Gateway in a Batch

Manner
Users can set the MAC address of the home gateway in a batch manner using this
function.
Procedures
1. Click Configuration→Home Gateway Setting in the main menu to open the

Home Gateway Setting window as shown in Figure 6-5.
Figure 6-5 The Home Gateway Setting Window
Version: A 6-7
2. Select the system to be configured in the Object Tree pane on the left and click
Add Home Gateway Service in the toolbar. Enter the rows to add in Figure 6-6
and click OK.
Figure 6-6 The Please Input The Rows For Add Dialog Box
3. Click the added item and enter the values of Start MAC Address and End
MAC Address in sequence, as shown in Figure 6-7.
Figure 6-7 Entering the MAC Address
4. (Optional) When adding multiple items, modify the Start MAC Address and
End MAC Address in a batch manner.
1) In the right pane of the Home Gateway Setting window, right-click the
blank area and select Batch Modify in the short-cut menu.
2) In the Batch Modify dialog box, select Start MAC Address item and set
Start Value, Max Value and Plus Value in the Parameter Define dialog
box, and select the Start Byte of the plus value. Then click Modify
Selected Item button.
Note:
The Plus Value cannot be 0.
6-8 Version: A
3) Select and set the End MAC Address according to the modification
method of the Start MAC Address.
4) Close the Batch Modify dialog box.
5. Select Write Device, Write Selected Object Config to Device or Write to

Database according to the requirement.
6. Click OK in the alert box that appears subsequently, and the returned result is
Figure 6-8 Returning to the Operation Result Pane
6.5 Managing Timing Task
6.5.1 Adding POTS Port Line Test Task
Users can test whether the POTS port of the ONU is normal using this function.
Only the AN5116-02 and the AN5116-06 support this function currently.
Procedures
1. Click Configuration→Timing Task Management in the main menu to open

the Timing task management window as shown in Figure 6-9.
Version: A 6-9
Figure 6-9 The Timing Task Management Window
2. Click Add→Add POTS Port In Out Line Test Task in the main menu of the
Timing task management window or the Add POTS Port In Out Line Test
Task button in the toolbar to open the POTS Port In Out Line Test dialog box
6-10 Version: A
Figure 6-10 Configuring the Basic Conditions for the POTS Port Line Test
3. In the Basic parameter setting tab, set the enabling state, the period and the
start time of the task.
4. Click the POTS Port In Out Line Test tab and select the equipment object.
Version: A 6-11
Figure 6-11 Selecting POTS Port Line Test Task
5. Click OK and the ANM2000 will test at the fixed time. The test result will be
displayed in the dialog box at the bottom of the Timing task management
window.
6.5.2 Adding System Configuration Backup Task
Users can back up the configuration data of the selected equipment to the server
with the appointed IP address using this function.
6-12 Version: A
Procedures
1. Click Configuration→Timing Task Management in the main menu to open

the Timing task management window as shown in Figure 6-9.
2. Click Add→Add System Config Backup Task in the main menu of the
Timing task management window or the Add System Config Backup Task
button in the toolbar to open the System Config Backup Task dialog box as
Figure 6-12 Configuring the Basic Conditions for the System Configuration Backup Task
3. In the Basic parameter setting tab, set the enabling state, the period and the
start time of the task.
4. Click the System Config Backup Task Setting tab, as shown in Figure 6-13.
Then select the equipment object and set the IP address, the login username,
and the password of the FTP server.
Version: A 6-13
Figure 6-13 Configuring the Object and Server for the System Configuration Backup Task
5. Click OK to save the setting, and the ANM2000 can perform the test on a fixed
time to back up the configuration data of the selected equipment to the server
with the appointed IP address.
6.6 Tracing Signaling
Tracing the signaling is used to trace the signaling frame of the communication
between the current IAD and the voice communication card, so as to find the
communication faults in a timely manner.
6-14 Version: A
This function is available on only the FTTH type ONU and the FTTB type ONU that
support the voice service.
Procedures
Please refer to the contents on the signaling tracing in the configuration guide of
each type of equipment.
6.7 Testing VoIP Ping
The VoIP ping test is used to check whether the network management system can
Ping the IP address of the MGC related to the ONU. This function is used to isolate
the fault in failure detection.
Temporarily this function is available on the ONUs supported by the EPON V3.0
only.
Procedures
Refer to the operation manual of the specific ONU for detailed operation steps.
6.8 Managing Configuration
Users can use the configuration management function to check whether the
configuration data on the ANM2000 and that on the equipment are the same as well
as to synchronize the configuration data on both the ANM2000 and the equipment.
Only the AN5116-06B, AN5116-02 and AN5116-06 support this function currently.
Procedures
1. Click Configuration→Config Manager in the main menu to open the Config

Manager window.
Version: A 6-15
2. In the Object Tree pane, right-click the system to be compared and select Add
Selected Items or Add Selected Items and Children from the shortcut menu
according to the introduction in Table 6-2. The selected object will be added to
the right comparison zone, as shown in Figure 6-14.
Table 6-2 Selecting the Object to be Compared
Item Description
Add Selected Items Only adds the selected object.
Add Selected Items and

Adds the selected object and its child objects.
Children
Figure 6-14 Selecting an Object
3. Click the Config Compare button, and click the Run Selected Items, Run
From Current Selected Item or Run Current List according to the
introduction in Table 6-3. Figure 6-15 shows the configuration comparison
results.
6-16 Version: A
Table 6-3 The Operations to be Performed
Setting Item Description
Perform the operation on the selected object and its

Run Selected Items and Children
child objects.
Perform the operation on the selected object and all

Run From Current Selected Item
objects after it.
Run Current List Perform the operation on all objects.
Figure 6-15 The Result of Configuration Comparison (the EC2 Card)
4. (Optional) When the comparison result of an item is different, users can click
the Config Upload or Config Download button according to the introduction in
Table 6-4, and then click the Run Selected Items and Children, Run From
Current Selected Item or Run Current List according to the introduction in
Table 6-3.
Table 6-4 Config Upload / Download
Uploads the configuration of the equipment to the network

Config upload
management database.
Downloads the configuration from the network

Config download
management database to the equipment.
Version: A 6-17
Figure 6-16 shows the results of the Config Upload operation as an example.
Figure 6-16 Delivering Configuration
6.9 Managing Historical Database Capacity
Managing the historical database capacity is to set the performance history, alarm
history saving thresholds, log data, collected information by the system, and alarm
events in the database. When the historical data in the database exceed the set
threshold, the old data will be deleted or saved to increase the running efficiency of
the network management system.
Procedures
1. Click Configuration→Historical Database Capacity Management in the

main menu to open the History Database Capacity Management window as
6-18 Version: A
Figure 6-17 The History Database Capacity Management Window
2. In each tab, set the thresholds according to the actual demands. The meanings
of various setting items are listed in Table 6-5.
Table 6-5 The Setting Items of the History Database Capacity Management Window
When the number of records in the database reaches

Item Numbers
the threshold setting, the system will save the data
threshold
automatically.
Threshold
When the data recording time reaches the threshold
setting Time threshold
setting, the system will save the data automatically.
Dumped left Item The number of remaining records in the database after
Numbers: the saving.
Dump Time Auto Dump Time: The beginning time of auto saving.
Version: A 6-19
Table 6-5 The Setting Items of the History Database Capacity Management Window
(Continued)
Saves the data which reaches the saving threshold

Dump To File
Dump into the designated path.
processing Deletes the data which reaches the saving threshold
Delete
directly.
3. After finishing the setting operation, click OK to save the settings and exit the
current window.
6.10 Automatic Device Discovery
Users can use this function to discover the devices in the specified network
segment automatically and synchronize the discovered devices to the object tree.
Only the AN5116-02, AN5006-20 and AN5116-06B support this function currently.
Procedures
1. Click Configuration→Device Auto Discovery in the main menu to open the

Device Auto Discovery as shown in Figure 6-18.
Figure 6-18 The Device Auto Discovery Tab
2. Set the Start IP, End IP and Subnet Mask according to the IP address range of
the device.
6-20 Version: A
3. Click Start Discovery and the execution result is shown in Figure 6-19.
Figure 6-19 Automatic Device Search
4. (Optional) Before executing Start Discovery, if users select the Auto Sync
Object check box, the discovered objects will be synchronized to the left
Object Tree pane.
5. (Optional) Right-click the discovered system object and select Manual Sync
NE, then the system object will be synchronized to the left Object Tree pane.
Note:
The manual synchronization NE granularity is system; selecting card will

be unvalid.
6.11 Upgrading MSAN Line Card Software in a

Batch Manner
Upgrade the MSAN line card software in a batch manner to increase the upgrade
efficiency.
Version: A 6-21
Prerequisites
u The FTP server has been set.
u The FTP server is connected with the equipment normally.
Only the AN5006–20, AN3300-01 (02) and the AN3300-C1 support this function
currently.
Procedures
1. Open the MSAN Line Card Software Batch Upgrade tab via the methods in
Table 6-6.
Table 6-6 Access Method of Upgrading the MSAN Line Card Software in a Batch Manner

Configuration→MSAN Line Card Software Batch Upgrade in
Upgrading the MSAN line
the main menu
card software in a batch
Device Backup And Upgrade→MSAN Line Card Software
manner
Batch Upgrade in the Admin Tools tab
2. Set the File Type, Ftp Server IP, User Name, and Password items on
demand.
3. Select the system to be upgraded in the left-bottom pane and select the file
name in the bottom right pane, and then click the Execute button to get the
execution result, as shown in Figure 6-20.
Figure 6-20 Upgrading the MSAN Line Card Software in a Batch Manner
6-22 Version: A
6.12 Backing up System Configuration in a Batch

Manner
During the daily maintenance or before upgrading the equipment, users need to
back up the configuration data of the equipment. Backing up the system
configuration in a batch manner can improve the backup efficiency.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Open the Config Batch Backup tab via the methods in Table 6-7.
Table 6-7 Access Method of Backing Up the System Configuration in a Batch Manner
Backing up the Configuration→Config Batch Backup in the main menu.

system
Device Backup And Upgrade→Config Batch Backup in the Admin
configuration in a
Tools tab
batch manner
2. Set the File Type, Ftp Server IP, User Name, and Password items as needed.
3. Select the system to be backed up in the left-bottom pane and enter the file
name in the bottom right pane, and then click the Execute button to get the
execution result, as shown in Figure 6-21.
Version: A 6-23
Figure 6-21 Backing Up the System Configuration in a Batch Manner
6.13 Restoring System Configuration in a Batch

Manner
After upgrading the equipment, users need to restore the configuration data of the
equipment. Users can restore the system configuration in a batch manner to
increase the efficiency.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Open the Config Batch Restore tab via the methods in Table 6-8.
Table 6-8 Access Method of Restoring the System Configuration in a Batch Manner
Restoring the system Configuration→Config Batch Restore in the main menu.

configuration in a batch Device Backup And Upgrade→Config Batch Restore in the
manner Admin Tools tab
6-24 Version: A
3. Select the system to be restored in the left-bottom pane and select the file
name to be restored in the bottom right pane, and then click the Execute button
to get the execution result, as shown in Figure 6-22.
Figure 6-22 Restoring the System Configuration in a Batch Manner
6.14 Backing up System Software in a Batch

Manner
During the daily maintenance, or before upgrading the OLT, users need to back up
the MCU card software of the OLT. Backing up the system software in a batch
manner can increase the backup efficiency.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Open the Software Batch Backup tab via the methods in Table 6-9.
Table 6-9 Access Method of Backing Up Software in a Batch Manner
Configuration→Software Batch Backup in the main menu

Backing up the software in a
Device Backup And Upgrade→Software Batch Backup
batch manner
in the Admin Tools tab
Version: A 6-25
3. Select the system to be backed up in the bottom left pane set the file name to
be backed up, and then click Execute. The execution result is shown in
Figure 6-23.
Figure 6-23 Backing up the System Software in a Batch Manner
6.15 Upgrading System Software in a Batch

Manner
Users can upgrade the OLT software or the ONU software in a batch manner to
increase the upgrade efficiency by using this function.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Open the Software Batch Upgrade tab via the methods in Table 6-10.
Table 6-10 Access Method of Upgrading Software in a Batch Manner
Configuration→Software Batch Upgrade in the main menu

Upgrading the software in a
Device Backup And Upgrade→Software Batch Upgrade in
batch manner
the Admin Tools tab
6-26 Version: A
3. Select the system to be upgraded in the left-bottom pane and select the file
name to be upgraded in the bottom right pane, and then click the Execute
button to get the execution result, as shown in Figure 6-24.
Figure 6-24 Upgrading the System Software in a Batch Manner
6.16 Upgrading ONU in a Batch Manner
Upgrading the ONU in a batch manner can improve the ONU upgrade efficiency.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Open the Batch Upgrade ONU tab via the methods in Table 6-11.
Table 6-11 Access Method of Upgrading ONU in a Batch Manner

Configuration→Batch Upgrade ONU in the main menu
Upgrading ONU in a batch
Device Backup And Upgrade→Batch Upgrade ONU in the
manner
Admin Tools tab
Version: A 6-27
2. Select the corresponding ONU type in the drop-down list of the Please select
the type of upgrade ONU, as shown in Figure 6-25.
Figure 6-25 Selecting the ONU Type to be Upgraded
3. Set the File Type, Ftp Server IP, User Name, Password, File Name, Refresh
Time and Refresh Timer / Refresh Now items as needed.
4. Click the ONU to be upgrade in the bottom left pane and click Execute. The
execution result is shown in Figure 6-26.
Figure 6-26 Upgrading ONU in a Batch Manner
6.17 Setting Configuration Principle
The incorrect configuration data may cause unsuccessful equipment configuration.

Users can configure the configuration principles before configuring the equipment to
reduce the incorrect data in the configuration.
6-28 Version: A
Procedures
1. Open the Set Config Regulation tab according to the access methods in
Table 6-12.
Table 6-12 Access Method of Configuring the Configuration Principles
Configuration→Set Config Regulation in the main menu.

Setting Configuration
Configuration Management→Set Config Regulation in the
Principle
Admin Tools tab.
Figure 6-27 Setting Configuration Principle
2. (Optional) In the dialog box as shown in Figure 6-27, select the multicast
modes that are allowed to be configured.
3. (Optional) Select IGMP Vlan in the object tree pane on the left. In the dialog
box as shown in Figure 6-28, click the Add button to input the allowed
maximum and minimum VLAN values.
Version: A 6-29
Figure 6-28 Configuring the Multicast VLAN Principle
4. (Optional) Select Tel. No. Length in the object tree pane on the left. In the
dialog box as shown in Figure 6-29, click the Add button to input the allowed
maximum and minimum telephone length values.
6-30 Version: A
Figure 6-29 Configuring the Telephone Number Length Principle
5. (Optional) Select Endpoint Name in the object tree pane on the left. In the
dialog box as shown in Figure 6-30, click the Add button to input the allowed
user voice endpoint domain name.
Version: A 6-31
Figure 6-30 Configuring the User Voice Endpoint Domain Name Principle
6. After completing the above steps, click the OK button.
7. (Optional) Click Export to save the configuration principles set this time as a txt
document on the local computer. When users need to use these principles,
they can directly import the txt document to increase the configuration
efficiency.
6.18 Checking Configuration Principles

Automatically
After completing the data configuration, users can check whether the configuration
data complies with the configuration principles first to reduce incorrect configuration.
Prerequisites
The FTP server has been set.
6-32 Version: A
Only the AN5116-02 and the AN5116-06 support this function currently.
Procedures
1. Open the Config Regulation Auto Check tab according to the access
methods in Table 6-13.
Table 6-13 Access Method of Checking Configuration Principles Automatically
Configuration→Config Regulation Auto Check in the main

Checking Configuration menu
Principle Automatically Configuration Management→Config Regulation Auto Check
in the Admin Tools tab.
2. Select the system in the pane under the Admin Tools and click Execute. The
checking result is shown in Figure 6-31.
Figure 6-31 Automatic Configuration Rule Checking
3. (Optional) Click under the View Config Data column to view the current
configuration data and the configuration range set by the principle, as shown in
Figure 6-32.
Version: A 6-33
Figure 6-32 Checking the Configuration Data
6.19 Configuring SNMP Community Names in a

Batch Manner
Users can configure the SNMP community name used for the communication
between the ANM2000 and the NEs in a batch manner.
Procedures
1. Open the Batch Set SNMP Community tab via the methods in Table 6-14.
Table 6-14 Access Method of Configuring SNMP Community Name in a Batch Manner
Configuration→Batch Set SNMP Community in the main

Configuring SNMP
menu
community name in a batch
Configuration Management→Batch Set SNMP Community
manner
in the Admin Tools tab.
2. Select the system to be configured in the pane under the Admin Tools and
click Execute. Open the window as shown in Figure 6-33, which displays the
existing SNMP Community names.
6-34 Version: A
Figure 6-33 Configuring SNMP Group Name in a Batch Manner
3. Configure the SNMP community names for the systems. The SNMP
community names should be consistent with those configured on the
equipment, otherwise the communication may fail. After configuration, click
Execute to make the new group names valid.
6.20 Modify the NE Names in a Batch Manner
When the network is of large scale, users can modify the NE name into easy-to-
identify names in a batch manner.
Procedures
1. Click Configuration→Batch Modify Element Name in the main menu to open

the Setting Option dialog box, as shown in Figure 6-34.
Version: A 6-35
Figure 6-34 The Advanced Settings Dialog Box
2. Select the Modify Name By System box and click OK, and modify the system
name in the Batch Modify Element Name tab that appears subsequently.
1) Select the system name to be modified and double-click its Preview Name
to enter the new name, as shown in Figure 6-35.
Figure 6-35 Modifying the System Preview Name
2) After the modification, right-click the system and select Save in the
shortcut menu to complete the system name modification, as shown in
Figure 6-36.
6-36 Version: A
Figure 6-36 Completing the System Name Modification
3) (Optional) Select the system names to be modified in a batch manner,

right-click the system and select the Batch Modify in the shortcut menu to
bring up the Batch Modify dialog box. Enter Modify Rows in the Preview
Name, and enter prefix character, suffix character, start value, plus value
and maximum value in the Data Type Setting. Then click the Modify
Selected Item button as shown in Figure 6-37. Return to the Batch
Modify Element Name tab, right-click the system and select Save in the
shortcut menu to complete the modification.
Figure 6-37 Modifying System Name in a Batch Manner
Version: A 6-37
Note:
The plus value should not be 0 and should not be larger than the
difference of maximum value and the start value.
4) (Optional) Select the system names to be modified in a batch manner ,

right-click the system and select Batch Replace to bring up the Setting
Option dialog box. Enter the names before and after the replacement
respectively and click OK, as shown in Figure 6-38. Return to the Batch
Modify Element Name tab, right-click the system and select Save in the
shortcut menu to complete the modification.
Figure 6-38 Substituting System Name in a Batch Manner
3. Select the Modify Name By Area Name box and click OK, and select the
logical domain names to be modified in the Batch Modify Element Name tab
that appears subsequently. The modification procedure is the same as the
system name modification.
4. Select Modify ONU Name By System box, select system object in the right
drop-down list and click OK. Select the ONU names to be modified in the
Batch Modify Element Name tab. The modification procedure is the same as
the system name modification.
6-38 Version: A
6.21 Configuring Global Profile
Users can configure the parameters for the global profile and each command of
various NEs in the entire network management domain using the global profile, so
as to enhance the efficiency of project commissioning.
Only the AN5006-15/16, AN5006-20 and AN5116-06B support this function

currently.
u Global Profile: The profile saved in the database and can be applied to various
equipment.
u Global Config: The non-profile command not saved in the database. The
ANM2000 provides the configuration GUI for various equipment.
Procedures
1. Refer to the ANM2000 configuration guide of relevant equipment.
6.22 Managing ONU Capability Profile
Users can use the ONU capacity profile to identify the ONU by setting the ONU
capability profile, so as to manage the newly developed ONU types without
upgrading the network management system and equipment software.
Procedures
1. Select Configuration→ONU Capability Profile in the main menu to open the

ONU Capability Profile window, as shown in Figure 6-39.
Version: A 6-39
Figure 6-39 The Service Configuration Management Window
2. Click the Add button in the tool bar and enter the item number in the Please
Input The Rows For Add dialog box that appears subsequently and click Ok.
3. Configure parameters for the ONU capability profile according to the data
planning.
Note:
Select Bacth Modify in the toolbar, and set the modification rules in the
Batch Modify window to set the profile parameters in a batch manner.
4. Click the Create ONU Capability Profile button to create the ONU capability
profile.
5. Select the configuration range of the profile in the Set Configuration Range
dialog box that appears and click Ok.
6-40 Version: A
6. Click the ONU Capability Profile Attach to Systems button in the tool bar,
select the corresponding system in the ONU Capability Profile Attach to
System-Select Objects dialog box as shown in Figure 6-40, and click OK.
Note:
The ONU capacity profile can only be bound to the AN5116-06B system
currently.
Figure 6-40 The ONU Capability Profile Attach to System-Select Objects Dialog Box
7. Select the corresponding task in the Task Panel pane and click the Execute
button, as shown in Figure 6-41.
Figure 6-41 The Tasks Pane
Version: A 6-41
8. When the status of the corresponding task in the Task Panel pane becomes
Succeed, users can view in the Bound Systems window that the attached
systems are signified with √, as shown in Figure 6-42.
Figure 6-42 The Bound Systems Pane
6.23 Service Configuration Management
Multiple users can use the service configuration management to perform operations
(such as timing, configuration in a batch manner, profile definition and quick
configuration of layer 3 routing function) on the NE in the entire network
management domain, so as to enhance the project commissioning efficiency.
Users should select the OLT object before the service configuration management.
Procedures
1. Click the OLT object to be configured in the Object Tree pane.
2. Select Configuration→Service Config Management to open the Service

Config Management window, as shown in Figure 6-43.
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Figure 6-43 The Service Configuration Management Window
3. Configure according to the service requirement, referring to the configuration

guide of equipment.
Version: A 6-43
7 Alarm Management
The ANM2000 provides the alarm management functions, to be specific, monitoring,

displaying, storing, and counting the alarms. The main purposes of the alarm
management functions are to perform the daily maintenance, so as to help users
find, isolate, and solve faults and resume the affected services as quickly as
possible.
Viewing Alarms
Setting Filtering Status of Alarms
Viewing Current Alarm Filtering
Viewing Alarm Statistics
Viewing Alarm Report
Customizing Alarm Levels
Viewing Customized Alarm Levels
Forwarding Alarms
Managing Customized Alarms
Managing Project Alarm Filtering
Setting Alarm Relevance Rules
Version: A 7-1
7.1 Viewing Alarms
Users can view the current alarm and alarm history information of the equipment via
the ANM2000.
7.1.1 Viewing Current Alarms
Users can view the information of the current alarms (such as occurring time) of the
object, so as to analyze the alarm information and perform the troubleshooting.
Alarms are classified into the current alarm and the alarm history.
u Current alarm: the alarm event that is not ended and is still existing in the
network.
u Alarm History: the alarm events that have ended in the network.
Procedures
1. Enter the Current Alarm tab via the methods listed in Table 7-1. This tab
displays the current alarms of the selected object, as shown in Figure 7-1.
Table 7-1 Access Method of Viewing Current Alarms

Alarm→Current Alarm in the main menu
Current Alarm in the shortcut menu of logical domain in the Object Tree
tab
Current Alarm in the shortcut menu of system in the Object Tree tab
Viewing current
Current Alarm in the shortcut menu of module in the Object Tree tab
alarms
Current Alarm in the shortcut menu of card in the Object Tree tab
Current Alarm in the shortcut menu of ONU in the ONU List
in the toolbar
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Figure 7-1 The Current Alarm Tab
Users can right-click an alarm entry and confirm the alarm, refresh / filter /
analyze the alarm information or export the alarm information GUI to an Html,
CSV or Excel document via the shortcut menu that appears.
2. (Optional) Set the query conditions and re-query the current alarm.
1) Right-click a blank area in the Current Alarm tab and select Query Filter
to open the Set Current Alarm Query Conditions dialog box, as shown in
Figure 7-2.
Figure 7-2 The Set Current Alarm History Query Conditions Dialog Box
2) Set the query conditions in the Set Current Alarm Query Conditions
dialog box according to requirements.
Version: A 7-3
Note:
Users can click Save Template to save the conditions as a template,

instead of repeating the configuration every time. Then select a template
in the template list directly to conduct query for the next time.
3) After completing the settings, click OK; then the query results will be
displayed in the Current Alarm tab.
7.1.2 Viewing Alarm History
View the historical alarm information of a certain object to understand its running
status.
Alarms are classified into the current alarm and the alarm history.
u Current alarm: the alarm event that is not ended and is still existing in the
network.
u Historical alarms: refer to the alarm events that have ended in the network.
Procedures
1. Enter the Historical Alarm tab via the methods listed in Table 7-2. This tab
displays the historical alarms of the selected object, as shown in Figure 7-3.
Table 7-2 Access Method of Viewing Historical Alarms
Alarm→Alarm History in the main menu
Alarm History in the shortcut menu of logical domain in the Object Tree
tab
Viewing historical Alarm History in the shortcut menu of system in the Object Tree tab
alarms
Alarm History in the shortcut menu of module in the Object Tree tab
Alarm History in the shortcut menu of card in the Object Tree tab
Alarm History in the shortcut menu of ONU in the ONU List
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Table 7-2 Access Method of Viewing Historical Alarms (Continued)
in the Toolbar
Figure 7-3 The Alarm History Tab
2. (Optional) Set the query conditions and re-query the alarm history.
1) Right-click a blank area in the Alarm History tab and select Query Filter
to open the Set Alarm History Query Conditions dialog box, as shown in
Figure 7-4.
Version: A 7-5
Figure 7-4 The Set Alarm History Query Conditions Dialog Box
2) Set the query conditions in the Set Alarm History Query Conditions
dialog box according to requirements.
Note:

instead of repeating the configuration every time. Then users can select a
template in the template list directly to conduct query for the next time.
displayed in the Alarm History tab.
7.2 Setting Filtering Status of Alarms
When the system reports massive alarms, users can filter the unconcerned alarm
types and alarm information.
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7.2.1 Setting Filtering Global Alarms
The pre-set alarm filtering rules are valid to all systems on the ANM2000.
The alarm filtering settings are only valid to the alarms generated after the setting
operation, but invalid to the present alarms in the current alarm list and the report
window.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-3 to open the Alarm Shield Global Setting
tab
Table 7-3 Access Method of Setting the Filtering of Global Alarms
Alarm→Current Alarm Shield Setting→Alarm Shield Global

Setting the filtering of Setting in the main menu
global alarms Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Current Alarm Shield Setting
→Alarm Shield Global Setting in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the alarm level, alarm type, or alarm name to be filtered as needed, as
Figure 7-5 The Alarm Shield Global Setting Tab
3. Click under Shield Time and select Time Section Per or Date Section in
the Shield Time Setting dialog box that appears, then click Add.
Version: A 7-7
4. Set the valid time of the filtering operation, as shown in Figure 7-6, and then
click OK.
Figure 7-6 The Shield Time Setting Dialog Box
5. Click the Execute button. An alert box appears as shown in Figure 7-7.
Figure 7-7 Confirming to Refresh the Alarm Filtering Configuration
6. Click Yes to make the settings valid.
7.2.2 Setting the Filtering Status of Alarms on An Object
The pre-set alarm filtering rules are valid to a selected object. Users can only set
one object once.
window.
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Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-4 to open the Alarm Shield Object Setting
tab
Table 7-4 Access Method of Setting the Alarm Filtering of an object
Alarm→Current Alarm Shield Setting→Alarm Shield Object Setting in

Setting the alarm
the main menu
filtering of an
Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Current Alarm Shield Setting→
object
Alarm Shield Object Setting in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the valid object of the alarm filtering rules as needed.
Figure 7-8 The Alarm Shield Object Setting Tab
click OK.
Version: A 7-9
6. Click Execute in the Alarm Shield Object Setting tab to bring up the dialog as
7.2.3 Setting Filtering Status of Alarms on a Card or Port
The pre-set alarm filtering rules are valid to a specific type of card or port selected.
Users can set one type of port once.
window.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-5 to open the Alarm Shield Card or Port
Setting tab
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Table 7-5 Access Method of Setting the Alarm Filtering of a Card or Port
Alarm→Current Alarm Shield Setting→Alarm Shield Card or Port

Setting the alarm
Setting in the main menu
filtering status of a
Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Current Alarm Shield Setting→
card or port
Alarm Shield Card or Port Setting in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the valid card or port type of the alarm filtering rules as needed.
Figure 7-10 The The Alarm Shield Card or Port Setting Tab
click OK.
Version: A 7-11
6. Click Execute in the Alarm Shield Card or Port Setting tab to bring up the
dialog as shown in Figure 7-7.
7.3 Viewing Current Alarm Filtering
Users can view the pre-set alarm filtering rules using this function.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-6 to open the Current Alarm Shield View
tab as shown in Figure 7-12, and the global alarm filtering rules, the object
alarm filtering rules, and the card / port alarm filtering rules will be displayed in
this tab.
Table 7-6 Access Method of Viewing the Alarm Filtering

Alarm→Current Alarm Shield View in the main menu
Viewing the filtering
Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Current Alarm Shield View
status of alarms
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Figure 7-12 The Current Alarm Shield View Tab
2. When users need to view the alarm filtering status on a certain object, users
can select the object in the pane at the lower part of the Admin Tools tab, and
then click the Execute button at the medium part of the Admin Tools tab. Then
the alarm filtering rules of this object will be displayed in the Current Alarm
Shield View tab.
Note:
Right-click a blank area and select Delete, the selected alarm items can
be deleted.
3. To view the global alarm filtering, users can click the Execute button without
selecting any object. Then the global alarm filtering rules will be displayed in the
Current Alarm Shield View tab.
7.4 Viewing Alarm Statistics
The ANM2000 provides the alarm statistics query function. Users can set the time,
the system object, and the alarm code to gather and query the alarm information.
Version: A 7-13
7.4.1 Viewing Alarm Statistics Brief List
Users can view the current alarm number of the system using the alarm statistics
brief list, so as to understand the current operating status of the system.
Procedures
1. Select Alarm→Alarm Statistics in the main menu to open the alarm statistics
brief list as shown in Figure 7-13. This list displays the real-time information
such as the alarm level, number of unended and unconfirmed alarms, number
of confirmed and unended alarms, and total number of alarms.
Figure 7-13 The Alarm Statistics Brief List
2. Double-click a certain alarm level in the list to open the corresponding Current
Alarm tab.
7.4.2 Viewing Alarm History Statistics
Users can view the alarm history statistics, so as to understand the equipment
operating status in a certain time period.
Procedures
1. Select a methods listed in Table 7-7 to open the Statistics parameter setting
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Table 7-7 Access Method of Viewing the Alarm Statistics
Alarm→Alarm History Statistics View in the main menu

Viewing the alarm
Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Alarm History Statistics View
history statistics
Figure 7-14 The Statistic Parameter Setting Dialog Box
2. Set the statistics time, and select the object and the alarm code, as shown in
Figure 7-15.
Version: A 7-15
Figure 7-15 Object and Alarm Code Selection
3. When the configuration is completed, click the Confirm button. The Alarm
History Statistics view tab will appear; in this tab, there are Report View and
Chart View for users to query.
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Figure 7-16 The Alarm History Statistics View Tab (Report View)
Version: A 7-17
Figure 7-17 The Alarm History Statistics View Tab (Chart View)
Users can right-click a blank area in the Report View tab and select Query
Filter in the shortcut menu to reset the query conditions.
7.5 Viewing Alarm Report
Users can view the alarm report via the Alarm Report pane to understand the alarm
conditions of the equipment in the real time.
Note:
The alarm report information is hidden by default. Users can view the
reported event after selecting the Alarm Report.
Procedures
1. Select Alarm→Alarm Report in the main menu to open the Alarm Report
pane as shown in Figure 7-18 for the viewing operation.
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Figure 7-18 The Alarm Report Pane
2. (Optional) Right-click an alarm entry in the Alarm Report pane and select Top
and Lock from the shortcut menu to have this entry remain at the top and
locked for easy view.
3. After viewing the alarms, click the button at the top right corner of the Alarm
Report pane; in this case, the pane will be minimized and displayed at the task
column at the bottom of the ANM2000 main GUI.
7.6 Customizing Alarm Levels
Users can customize the alarm levels when the default level does not meet the
requirements.
7.6.1 Customizing Global Alarm Levels
The customized alarm levels are valid to all systems on the ANM2000.
The alarm level customizing are only valid to the alarms generated after the
customizing, but invalid to the present alarms in the current alarm list and the report
window.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-8 to open the Alarm Level Group Setting
tab
Version: A 7-19
Table 7-8 Access Method of Customizing Global Alarm Levels
Alarm→Alarm Level Setting→Alarm Level Group Setting in the main

Customizing global menu
alarm levels Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Alarm Level Setting→Alarm
Level Group Setting in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the alarm to be modified and click its Current Alarm Level, and then
select the target alarm level in the drop-down list. See Figure 7-19.
Figure 7-19 The Alarm Level Group Setting Tab
3. After modification, click the Execute button. An alert box appears as shown in
Figure 7-20.
Figure 7-20 Confirming to Refresh the Alarm Level
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7.6.2 Customizing Object Alarm Levels
The set custom alarm levels are valid to the specific object selected, and users can
only set the alarm levels on one object once.
window.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-9 to open the Alarm Level Object Setting
tab
Table 7-9 Access Method of Defining Object Alarm Levels
Alarm→Alarm Level Setting→Alarm Level Object Setting in the main

Customize object menu
alarm levels Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Alarm Level Setting→Alarm
Level Object Setting in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the object to be set in the bottom left pane.
3. Select the alarm to be modified and click its Current Alarm Level, and then
select the target alarm level in the drop-down list. See Figure 7-21.
Figure 7-21 The Alarm Level Object Setting Tab
Version: A 7-21
Figure 7-20.
7.6.3 Defining Card / Port Alarm Levels
The customized alarm levels are valid to a specific type of card or port. Users can
set the alarms on one type of card or port once.
window.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-10 to open the Alarm Level Board or Port
Setting tab
Table 7-10 Access Method of Customizing Card / Port Alarm Levels
Alarm→Alarm Level Setting→Alarm Level Board or Port Setting in

Customizing card / the main menu
port alarm levels Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Alarm Level Setting→Alarm
Level Board or Port Setting in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the card or port type to be set in the bottom left pane.
3. Select the alarm to be modified in the right pane and click its Current Alarm
Level, and then select the target alarm level in the drop-down list. See
Figure 7-22.
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Figure 7-22 The Alarm Level Board or Port Setting Tab
Figure 7-20.
7.7 Viewing Customized Alarm Levels
View the customized alarm levels in the appointed range.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-11 to open the Alarm Level Setting View
tab.
Table 7-11 Access Method of Viewing the Alarm Level Setting View
Alarm→Alarm Level Setting View in the main menu

Viewing Customized
Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Alarm Level Setting View in
Alarm Levels
the Admin Tools tab.
2. Select the range to view in the bottom left pane and click Execute. Then the
system will display the customized alarm levels in this range, as shown in
Figure 7-23.
Version: A 7-23
Figure 7-23 The Alarm Level Setting View Tab
7.8 Forwarding Alarms
Users can send the alarm information to dedicated maintenance engineers by

message or e-mail using the alarm forwarding function.
The forwarding time means the time of the ANM2000 sending messages to users
when the alarm duration exceeds the pre-set threshold.
Prerequisites
This function needs the support of the message sender and the e-mail server.
Procedures
1. Select a method listed in Table 7-12 to open the Alarm Forward window.
Table 7-12 Access Method of Forwarding Alarms
Alarm→Alarm Forward in the main menu

Forwarding
Admin Tools→Alarm Management→Alarm Forward in the Admin Tools
alarms
tab
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2. In the User Info Setting tab, click Add Rules and then input the number of
rows to be added in the Prompt dialog box that appears and click OK to add
items.
3. Click a newly-added item, select the maintainer in the drop-down list of User
Name, and double-click to enter the Telephone No. and Email, as shown in
Figure 7-24.
Figure 7-24 Setting User Information
4. Select the Alarm Selection tab, select the alarm items to be sent to
maintainers, and fill in the proper values in the Forwarding Time Setting item,
Version: A 7-25
Figure 7-25 Selecting the Alarm
5. Return to the User Info Setting tab and click the Save To Database button to
save the configuration.
6. Exits the Alarm Forward window.
Note:
Users can configure whether to send messages using the GSM modem
or ISMG according to the requirement.
7.9 Managing Customized Alarms
To obtain the physical environment information of the equipment, users can

customize the environment-related alarms of the equipment, such as the fire alarm,
the water alarm, and the too high / too low temperature alarm.
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Procedures
1. Select Alarm→Custom Alarm Management in the main menu to open the

Custom Alarm Management as shown in Figure 7-26.
2. Select the ONU needing to set the custom alarms, and click the Alarm Name
to select the target custom alarms. See Figure 7-26.
Figure 7-26 The Custom Alarm Management Window
3. Click Save to save the settings in the database.
The setting operations are completed. As soon as the equipment generates a

custom alarm, the ANM2000 will give a prompt according to the settings.
7.10 Managing Project Alarm Filtering
During the project installation, commissioning, cut over and maintenance, massive
alarms may occur, which make maintainers miss the significant alarms. Users can
automatically filter all the alarms and alarm recovery reported by the resources
during the project construction by setting the project alarm filtering.
Procedures
1. Select Alarm→Project Alarm Shield Management in the main menu to open

the Project Alarm Shield Management tab as shown in Figure 7-27.
Version: A 7-27
Figure 7-27 Project Alarm Filtering Management
2. Right-click the blank area in the Project Alarm Shield Management tab and
select Add Project Alarm Shield Systems in the shortcut menu.
3. Select the NE object to be set to project construction object in the Add Project
Alarm Shield Systems dialog box that appears subsequently. Click OK, as
Note:
The alarm reported by the NE object set as the project construction

object will be regarded as the project alarm. The ANM2000 server will
filter this alarm as soon as receiving it, and will not save the alarm into the
database or report to the ANM2000 client end.
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Figure 7-28 Adding the Project Alarm Filtering System
4. Configure the project alarm filtering according to the parameter description in

Table 7-13.
Table 7-13 Parameter Description of Project Alarm Filtering
After the Start Time, the project goes into the construction status and the
Start Time
generated alarms will be filtered. Current time by default.
Select this item and the filtering end time will become valid, otherwise
Auto Stopped
the End Time is unavailable.
After the End Time, the NE object set to the project construction status
End Time will be recovered to the normal service status, and the alarm can be
saved and reported. The day after the Start Time by default.
Select this item and the NE object set to the project construction status
Stopped At Once will be recovered to the normal service status, and the alarm can be
saved and reported.
5. After the setting, right-click the project alarm filtering system and select Save
All to save the project alarm filtering configuration, as shown in Figure 7-29.
Version: A 7-29
Figure 7-29 Setting Project Alarm Filtering
6. (Optional) Before the end time of the project alarm filtering, select the Stopped
At Once check box, right-click a blank area in the Project Alarm Shield
Management and select Save All and Refresh in sequence. Then the End
Time will be refreshed into the time of Stopped At Once, as shown in
Figure 7-30.
Figure 7-30 Clearing the Project Alarm Filtering
7.11 Setting Alarm Relevance Rules
Users can set the alarm relevance rules and establish the alarm rules database, so
as to analyze the root alarm and derivative alarm caused by the same fault.
Backgound Information
Generally, a network contains massive devices and system and a fault may cause
massive alarms, which is difficult for the maintainer to eliminate the fault. The alarm
relevance analysis can help maintainers analyze the root alarm and derivative alarm
caused by the same fault, so as to analyze the fault information and isolate the fault
source quickly and accurately.
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Prerequisites
To set the alarm relevance rules, operate as follows:
1. Close the ANM2000.
2. Run start_unm2000_ice.bat in the background server\aems\Server

\analyseservice\server\etc\ice.
3. Restart the AEMS-DBServer service of the ANM2000.
4. Re-log in the ANM2000.
Procedures
1. Select Alarm→Alarm Relevance Rules Setting in the main menu to open the
Alarm Relevance Rules Setting as shown in Figure 7-31.
Figure 7-31 The Setting Alarm Relevance Rules Tab
The alarm relevance analysis is a unified network management function. Only

the items 10, 14, 20, 21 are the alarm relevance rules corresponding to the
ANM2000.
2. Right-click the alarm relevance rule and operate according to the description in
Table 7-14.
Version: A 7-31
Table 7-14 Operation Description of Alarm Relevance Rules
Item Description
Enable Select Enable to enable the alarm relevance analysis function.
Disable Select Disable to disable the alarm relevance analysis function.
Valid Select Valid for one single rule and this rule becomes valid.
Fail Select Fail for one single rule and this rule fails.
All Valid Select All Valid for all the rules and all the rules becomes valid.
All Fail Select All Fail for all the rules and all the rules fail.
3. If users enable the alarm relevance analysis function and make the rules valid,
when the alarm that meets the relevance rules occurs, the Alarm Location in
the alarm report information will display whether the alarm is root or leaf.
Note:
The root alarm is source alarm and the leaf alarm is derivative alarm.
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8 Performance Management
The ANM2000 has strong performance management functions, able to store the
performance information of the equipment in the network.
Viewing Performance Data
Comparing Performance Data
Setting Performance Collection Scheme
Viewing the Performance History Chart
Version: A 8-1
8.1 Viewing Performance Data
Users can select a system object in the Object Tree tab according to the
requirement and view the instant performance or performance history.
u Instant performance: the current 15-minute performance directly read from the
equipment and displayed. Users can select from the query conditions to view
the latest 1st to 16th 15-minute performance data, which is not save in the
database.
u Performance history: the performance history before the latest 15 minutes or 24

hours that is saved into the database according to the performance collection
scheme.
8.1.1 Viewing Instant Performance Data
Users can view the instant performance to obtain the performance data in the last
1st to 16th 15 minutes and understand the operating status of the equipment.
Prerequisites
The performance classification function of the equipment to be viewed is set to

Enable.
Procedures
1. Select a method in Table 8-1 to open the Instant Performance tab as shown
in Figure 8-1; this tab displays the instant performance data of the selected
system object.
Table 8-1 Access Method of Viewing Instant Performance Data

Performance→Instant Performance in the main menu
Instant Performance in the shortcut menu of a card in the Object
Tree tab
Viewing instant
performance data Instant Performance in the shortcut menu of an ONU in the ONU
list tab
in the Toolbar
8-2 Version: A
Figure 8-1 The Instant Performance Tab
8.1.2 Viewing Performance History
Users can view the performance history of the logical domain, system, or card
configured with the performance collection scheme, so as to understand the
operating status history of the equipment.
After the performance collection scheme has been set, the ANM2000 collects the
performance data according to the scheme and saves the data in the database.
Users can view the performance data from the performance collection scheme
setting to the current time. So users are recommended to set performance collection
scheme for the concerned object to understand its operating status easily.
Prerequisites
The performance classification function of the equipment is set to Enable.
u The performance collection scheme has been set, and the system has waited
for one test period (15 minutes or 24 hours) at least.
Version: A 8-3
Procedures
1. Select a method in Table 8-2 to open the Performance History tab as shown
in Figure 8-2; this tab displays the historical performance data of the selected
system object.
Table 8-2 Access Method of Viewing Historical Performance Data

Performance→Performance History in the main menu
Performance History in the shortcut menu of a logical domain in

the Object Tree tab
Performance History in the shortcut menu of a system in the

Object Tree tab
Viewing Performance Performance History in the shortcut menu of a module in the

History Object Tree tab
Performance History in the shortcut menu of a card in the Object

Tree tab
Performance History in the shortcut menu of an ONU in the ONU
list tab
in the toolbar
Figure 8-2 The Performance History Tab
2. (Optional) Set the query conditions and re-query the performance history.
8-4 Version: A
1) Right-click a blank area in the Performance History tab and select Query
Filter to open the Set performance history query conditions dialog box,
Figure 8-3 The Set Performance History Query Conditions Dialog Box
2) Set the query conditions in the Set performance history query

conditions dialog box according to requirements.
Note:

instead of repeating the configuration every time. Then users can select a
template in the template list directly to conduct query next time.
displayed in the Performance History tab.
8.2 Comparing Performance Data
Compare the performance data in appointed period of an appointed object, so as to

understand the operating status of this object in different periods.
Version: A 8-5
Prerequisites
u The system has waited for two test periods (15 minutes for each test period) at
least.
u The performance statistic switch is enabled.
Procedures
1. Select the object to be compared in the Object Tree tab.
2. Select Performance→Performance Compare in the main menu to open the

Performance Compare dialog box.
3. Select the periods and types of the performance to be compared, and click OK,
as shown Figure 8-4. Then the system will display the comparison results in the
Performance Compare tab, as shown in Figure 8-5.
8-6 Version: A
Figure 8-4 The Performance Compare Dialog Box
Figure 8-5 The Performance Compare Tab
Version: A 8-7
8.3 Setting Performance Collection Scheme
To view the performance history of the equipment, users need to set the
performance collection scheme first. The ANM2000 only collects and processes the
data configured with the collection scheme, but does not record the performance
history of the equipment not configured with the scheme.
Procedures
1. Select Performance→Performance Collect Scheme Configuration in the

main menu to open the Options For Performance Collection And Storage
dialog box.
2. Select the object to be set in the left Object Tree.
3. In the right Performance Collection tab, set the time and type of the
performance to be collected, as shown in Figure 8-6. And the button description
is shown in Table 8-3.
Figure 8-6 Configuring the Performance Gathering Parameters
8-8 Version: A
Table 8-3 Button Description of Options For Performance Collection And Storage
Item Description
Add Click this button to add a scheme.

Modify Click this button to modify the scheme.
Activate Click the check box at the left part to activate the current scheme.
Click this button to apply the current configured scheme to the

Apply to... system of the same type. Users can select in the Select Apply
System dialog box.
Delete Click this button to delete the selected scheme.

Save Click this button to save the configured scheme.
Click this button to exit the Options For Performance Collection

Exit
And Storage dialog box.
4. In the Performance Storage tab, select the code of the performance to be

stored in the database, as shown in Figure 8-7. The button description is shown
in Table 8-3.
Figure 8-7 Configuring the Performance Storage Parameters
Version: A 8-9
8.4 Viewing the Performance History Chart
Users can understand the network operating status by viewing the performance
data variation of the designated object using the performance history chart.
Prerequisites
The object to be viewed has performance history data.
Procedures
1. Select Performance→Performance History Curve in the main menu to open

the Set performance history query conditions dialog box as shown in
Figure 8-8.
Figure 8-8 The Set Performance History Query Conditions Dialog Box
2. Set the beginning time, period, performance type, and chart number to be
queried.
Note:
The performance type should be consistent with that set for the
performance collection scheme.
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3. Click the Policy edit button to open the Policy Edit dialog box, as shown in
Figure 8-9.
Figure 8-9 The Policies Edit Dialog Box
4. Click the New Policy button. After setting the Policy Name and the Perform
codes, click Insert; and then the newly-created policy will appear in the
Policies pane, as shown in Figure 8-10.
Version: A 8-11
Figure 8-10 Editing the New Policy
Note:
Users can select Draw threshold line and set the threshold; and then
the set threshold curve will appear in the performance chart.
5. After confirming the correctness of the policy setting, click Exit to return to the
Set performance history query conditions dialog box.
6. After selecting the query range, click Apply; then the query policy and the
query range will be displayed in the Selected Curve pane, as shown in
Figure 8-11.
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Figure 8-11 Completing the Configuration of Performance History Query Conditions
7. Click OK; the performance data chart meeting the query condition will be
displayed in the Performance History Curve tab (as shown in Figure 8-12),
and corresponding performance data value will be displayed in the
Performance Data tab.
Version: A 8-13
Figure 8-12 The Performance History Curve Tab
8-14 Version: A
9 Statistics Management
As for the statistics operation, the ANM2000 provides abundant resource statistics
functions. Users can perform the statistics operations of resources managed by the
current network management system as needed, and the resources include the
system, the card, the card port, the ONU subscriber information, the ONU port
information, the MGC resource, etc.
Physical Resource Statistics
Capacity Statistics
Service Resource Statistics
PON Equipment Capacity Statistics
Version: A 9-1
9.1 Physical Resource Statistics
9.1.1 System Resource Statistics
Using this function, users can gather the statistics of the system source
comprehensively, such as the IP address, the electrification time, the port type, the
card name, and the slot number.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-1 to open the System Resource Statistics tab.
Table 9-1 Access Method of the System Resource Statistics

Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→System Resource
Statistic in the main menu
System resource statistics
Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→System
Resource Statistics in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the system object needing the statistics under Admin Tools, and click
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the System Resource Statistic tab,
Figure 9-1 The System Resource Statistic Tab
9-2 Version: A
9.1.2 System Type Statistics
Users can use this function to perform the statistics of the system types and
quantity, and save the statistics information in various document types for easy
view.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-2 to open the System Type Statistics tab.
Table 9-2 Access Method of the System Type Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→System Type Statistic in the main
System type menu
statistics Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→System Type
Statistics in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the System Type Statistic tab, as
Figure 9-2 The System Type Statistic Tab
3. Click the System Amount Statistics tab and select the object under the
Admin Tools, then click Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the
System Amount Statistic tab, as shown in Figure 9-3.
Version: A 9-3
Figure 9-3 The System Amount Statistic Tab
4. (Optional) Right-click a blank area in the tab and users can export the current
GUI to an Html, CSV or Excel document.
9.1.3 System Board Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the system board, such as the
board name and board quantity.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-3 to open the System Board Statistic tab.
Table 9-3 Access Method of the System Board Statistics

Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→System Board Statistic
in the main menu
System board statistics
Board Statistics in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the System Board Statistic tab, as
9-4 Version: A
Figure 9-4 The System Board Statistic Tab
9.1.4 Board Type Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the board types and quantity,
and save the statistics information in various document types for easy view.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-4 to open the Board Type Statistics tab.
Table 9-4 Access Method of the Board Type Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→Board Type Statistics in the main
Board type menu
statistics Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→Board Type Statistics
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Board Amount Statistics tab,
Version: A 9-5
Figure 9-5 The Board Amount Statistic Tab
3. Click the Board Type Statistics tab and select the object under the Admin
Tools, then click Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Board Type
Statistics tab, as shown in Figure 9-6.
Figure 9-6 The Board Type Statistic Tab
9.1.5 ONU Equipment Type Statistics
Users can use this function to perform the statistics of the ONU equipment types,
9-6 Version: A
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-5 to open the ONU Type Device Statistic tab.
Table 9-5 Access Method of the ONU Equipment Type Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU Type Device Statistic in the
ONU
main menu
equipment
Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU Type Device
type statistics
Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the ONU object needing the statistics under Admin Tools, and click
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU Type Device Statistic tab,
Figure 9-7 The ONU Type Device Statistic Tab
4. (Optional) Right-click a blank area in the tab and users can view horizontally or
vertically according to the ONU type.
9.1.6 ONU Equipment Information Statistics
Users can use this function to view the OLT system type, ONU type, and total
number of the object ONUs.
Version: A 9-7
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-6 to open the ONU Device Information
Statistics tab.
Table 9-6 Access Method of the ONU Equipment Information Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
ONU Statistics→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU Device Information
equipment Statistics in the main menu
information Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU Device
statistics Information Statistics in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU Device Information
Figure 9-8 The ONU Device Information Statistic Tab
9-8 Version: A
9.1.7 ONU Type Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the ONU type, ONU equipment
type and ONU version, and save the statistics information in various document
types for easy view.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-7 to open the ONU Type Statistics tab.
Table 9-7 Access Method of the ONU Type Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU Type Statistics in the main
ONU type menu
statistics Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU Type Statistics
2. Select the ONU object needing the statistics under Admin Tools, and click
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU Type Statistics tab, as
Figure 9-9 The ONU Type Statistic Tab
3. Click the ONU Device Type Statistics tab and select the object under the
Admin Tools, then click Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU
Device Type Statistic tab, as shown in Figure 9-10.
Version: A 9-9
Figure 9-10 The ONU Type Device Statistic Tab
4. Click the ONU Version Statistics tab and select the object under the Admin
Tools, then click Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU Version
Figure 9-11 The ONU Version Statistic Tab
9.1.8 System Port Quantity Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the information related to the
system port, such as the number of the configured PON ports, the total number of
9-10 Version: A
the PON ports, the number of the occupied uplink ports and the total number of the
uplink ports.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-8 to open the System Port Statistic tab.
Table 9-8 Access Method of System Port Statistics

Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→System Port
Statistics in the main menu
System port statistics
Port Statistics in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the System Port Statistic tab, as
Figure 9-12 The System Port Statistic Tab
9.1.9 Port Type Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the system port types, and
save the statistics information in various document types for easy view.
Version: A 9-11
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-9 to open the Port Type Statistics tab.
Table 9-9 Access Method of the Port Type Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→Port Type Statistics in the main
Port type menu
statistics Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→Port Type Statistics in
the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Port Type Statistics tab, as
Figure 9-13 The Port Type Statistic Tab
9.1.10 Detailed ONU Subscriber List Statistics
Users can use this function to view the detailed information of the OLT connected to
the ONU and the subscriber, such as the OLT name, OLT IP address, line card slot
number, PON port number and ONU authorization number.
9-12 Version: A
Procedures
1. Select a method in Table 9-10 to open the ONU User Detail Information
Statistic tab.
Table 9-10 Access Method of Detailed ONU Subscriber List Statistics

Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU User Detail
Detailed ONU Information Statistic in the main menu
subscriber list Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→ONU User

Detail Information Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU User Detail Information
Statistic tab, as shown in Figure 9-14.
Figure 9-14 The ONU User Detail Information Statistic Tab
9.1.11 Equipment Type Statistics
The equipment type statistics is used to gather the statistics of the equipment
information of the current system object, including the type and number of the cards
and ports. This function facilitates users to understand the equipment usage
condition.
Version: A 9-13
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-11 to open the Device Type Statistics tab.
Table 9-11 Access Method of Device Type Statistics

Statistic→Physical Resource Statistic→Device Type
Statistics in the main menu
Equipment type statistics
Select Statistic View→Physical Resource Statistic→Device
Type Statistics in the Admin Tools tab
2. Select the object needing the statistics in the bottom left pane and click
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Device Type Statistics tab, as
Figure 9-15 The Device Type Statistic Tab
9.2 Capacity Statistics
9.2.1 System Capacity Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the board utility rate and
remaining board capacity, and save the statistics information in various document
types for easy view.
9-14 Version: A
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-12 to open the System Capacity Statistics tab.
Table 9-12 Access Method of the System Capacity Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Capacity Statistics→System Capacity Statistics in the main
System
menu
capacity
Statistic View→Capacity Statistics→System Capacity Statistics in the
statistics
Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Board Utility Rate Statistics
tab, as shown in Figure 9-16.
Figure 9-16 The Board Utility Rate Statistics Tab
3. Click the Board Residual Capacity Statistics tab and select the object under
the Admin Tools, then click Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the
Board Residual Capacity Statistics tab, as shown in Figure 9-17.
Version: A 9-15
Figure 9-17 The Board Residual Capacity Statistic Tab
9.2.2 PON Utility Rate Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the system PON port utility
rate, and save the statistics information in various document types for easy view.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-13 to open the PON Utility Rate Statistics tab.
Table 9-13 Access Method of the PON Utility Rate Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Capacity Statistics→PON Utility Rate Statistics in the main
PON utility menu
rate statistics Statistic View→Capacity Statistics→PON Utility Rate Statistics in the
Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the PON Utility Rate Statistics tab,
9-16 Version: A
Figure 9-18 The PON Utility Rate Statistics Tab
9.2.3 Port Utility Rate Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the utility rate of the port under
the system PON port, and save the statistics information in various document types
for easy view.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-14 to open the PON Utility Rate Statistics tab.
Table 9-14 Access Method of the Port Utility Rate Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Capacity Statistics→Port Utility Rate Statistics in the main menu
Port utility
Statistic View→Capacity Statistics→Port Utility Rate Statistics in the
rate statistics
Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Port Utility Rate Statistics tab,
Version: A 9-17
Figure 9-19 The Port Utility Rate Statistics Tab
9.2.4 Splitter Utility Rate Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the system splitter utility rate,
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-15 to open the Splitter Utility Rate Statistics
tab.
Table 9-15 Access Method of Splitter Utility Rate Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistic→Capacity Statistics→Splitter Utility Rate Statistics in the main
Splitter utility menu
rate statistics Statistic View→Capacity Statistics→Splitter Utility Rate Statistics in the
Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Splitter Utility Rate Statistics
9-18 Version: A
Figure 9-20 The Splitter Utility Rate Statistics Tab
9.3 Service Resource Statistics
9.3.1 Data Service Resource Statistics
9.3.1.1 ONU VLAN Statistics
Users can use this function to view the port service VLAN of each ONU.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-16 to open the ONU VLAN Statistics tab.
Table 9-16 Access Method of ONU VLAN Statistics

Statistics→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistics→ONU VLAN
ONU VLAN Statistic in the main menu
statistics Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistics→ONU
VLAN Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
Version: A 9-19
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU VLAN Statistic tab, as
Figure 9-21 The ONU VLAN Statistic Tab
9.3.1.2 MDU ONU VLAN Statistics
Users can use this function to view the port service VLAN of each MDU ONU.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-17 to open the MDU ONU VLAN Statistic tab.
Table 9-17 Access Method of MDU ONU VLAN Statistics

Statistics→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistics→MDU ONU
MDU ONU VLAN Statistic in the main menu
VLAN statistics Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistics→MDU
ONU VLAN Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the MDU ONU VLAN Statistic tab,
9-20 Version: A
Figure 9-22 The MDU ONU VLAN Statistic Tab
9.3.1.3 Bandwidth Statistics
Users can use this function to view the bandwidth information of each ONU.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-18 to open the Bandwidth Statistic tab.
Table 9-18 Access Method of the Bandwidth Statistics

Statistics→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistics→Bandwidth
Bandwidth Statistic in the main menu
statistics Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistics→
Bandwidth Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Bandwidth Statistic tab, as
Version: A 9-21
Figure 9-23 The Bandwidth Statistic Tab
9.3.1.4 Viewing ONU Port Resource Statistics Detailed List
Users can use this function to view the relevant information of the ONU resource,
such as the CPU version, the firmware version, and the hardware version.
Procedures
1. Select a method in Table 9-19 to open the ONU Port Resource Detail
Information tab.
Table 9-19 Access Method of Viewing the ONU Port Resource Statistics Detailed List
Operation
Access Method
Item
Viewing the Statistics→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistic→ONU Port Resource

ONU Detail Information in the main menu
resource Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Data Service Statistic→ONU Port
detailed list Resource Detail Information in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. Then the statistics will appear in the ONU Port Resource Detail
Information tab, as shown in Figure 9-24.
9-22 Version: A
Figure 9-24 The ONU Port Resource Detail Information Tab
9.3.2 Voice Service Resource Statistics
9.3.2.1 MGC Service Resource Information Statistics
Users can use this function to view the information of the MGC service resource
information configured on the OLT, such as the MGC protocol type, the MGC IP
address, domain name address, and the MGC port number.
The MGC service resource information is loaded in asynchronous mode, i.e., the
ANM2000 displays every 10 messages.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-20 to open the MGC Resource Information
Statistic tab.
Version: A 9-23
Table 9-20 Access Method of the MGC Resource Statistics
Operation
Access Method
Item
Statistics→Service Statistic→Voice Service Statistic→MGC Resource
MGC
Information Statistic in the main menu
resource
Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Voice Service Statistic→MGC
statistics
Resource Information Statistic in the Admin Tools tab.
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the MGC Resource Statistic tab,
Figure 9-25 The MGC Resource Statistic Tab
9.3.2.2 ONU MGC Information Statistics
Users can use this function to view the MGC configuration methods of each ONU.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-21 to open the ONU MGC Information Statistic
tab.
Table 9-21 Access Method of ONU MGC Information Statistics

Statistics→Service Statistic→Voice Service Statistic→ONU MGC
Information Statistic in the main menu
MGC statistics
Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Voice Service Statistic→ONU
MGC Information Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
9-24 Version: A
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the ONU MGC Information
Statistic tab, as shown in Figure 9-26.
Figure 9-26 The ONU MGC Statistic Tab
9.3.2.3 Voice Service Statistics
Users can use this function to view the voice service information of each ONU.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-22 to open the Voice Service Statistic tab.
Table 9-22 Access Method of the Voice Service Statistics

Statistics→Service Statistic→Voice Service Statistic→Voice Service
Voice Service Statistic in the main menu
Statistics Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Voice Service Statistic→Voice
Service Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Voice Service Statistic tab, as
Version: A 9-25
Figure 9-27 The Voice Service Statistic Tab
9.3.2.4 Voice Port Occupation Ratio Statistics
Users can use this function to gather the statistics of the occupation ratio of the
voice port, and save the statistics information in various document types for easy
view.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-23 to open the Voice Port Used Rate Statistic
tab.
Table 9-23 Access Method of the Voice Port Occupation Ratio Statistics

Statistics→Service Statistic→Voice Service Statistic→
Voice Port Used Rate Statistic in the main menu
Voice port occupation ratio
Select Statistic View→Service Statistic→Voice Service
statistics
Statistic→Voice Port Used Rate Statistic in the Admin
Tools tab
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the Voice Port Used Rate Statistic
9-26 Version: A
Figure 9-28 The Voice Port Used Rate Statistic Tab
9.4 PON Equipment Capacity Statistics
Users can view the quantity of the OLT, ONUs and ports with this function.
Procedures
1. Select one method in Table 9-24 to open the PON Device Statistic tab.
Table 9-24 Access Method of the PON Equipment Capacity Statistics

PON equipment Statistic→PON Device Statistic in the main menu
capacity
Statistic View→PON Device Statistic in the Admin Tools tab
statistics
Execute. The statistics will be displayed in the PON Device Statistic tab, as
Version: A 9-27
Figure 9-29 The PON Device Statistic Tab
9-28 Version: A
10 Security Management
The security management is used to prevent illegal operation of users and

guarantee the network data security. The security management includes the
authorization and domain division management, message management, uploaded
file management and log management.
Authorization and Domain Division Management
Creating Users
User Management
LDAP Server Configuration Template
Sending Messages
Managing Messages and Uploading Files
Viewing Logs
Version: A 10-1
10.1 Authorization and Domain Division

Management
The authorization and domain division is an important strategy for the ANM2000 to
achieve the secure management. This section gives a brief introduction to the
authorization and domain division.
Background
The ANM2000 system supports the client side-server side networking. Figure 10-1
shows a typical structure in the practical application.
Figure 10-1 The Client Side - Server Side Networking
10-2 Version: A
Under the above networking mode, the domain network management computer can
be a PC with a low configuration. As long as the PC has installed the ANM2000
system’s client, it can manage the equipment via accessing the center network
management system (server).
The above networking mode has one problem: The shared database allows the
user of one area to manage the equipment of another area, which brings the
security risk.
Authority and Domain Division
To solve the security problem, the ANM2000 supports the authorization and domain
division management function via the user group, operation group and object group
divisions.
u User group: Adds the users that need the integrated authority to the same user
group. Via distributing certain authorities to the user group, all the member
users are authorized with the rights of the group. The user group facilitates the
fast distribution of the user rights.
The ANM2000 supports the management user group, maintenance user group,
operation user group and monitor user group by default.
u Operation group: The collection of operation rights supported by the ANM2000.

When a user or a user group is bound with an operation group, the user or user
group acquires the operation rights of all operations in that group.
By creating an operation group and adding all the operation rights required by a
service to the operation group, users can distribute these operation rights to the
related user or user group as a whole, so as to achieve the fast distribution of
user rights. Based on the common user operations, the ANM2000 supports 34
operations groups by default.
u Object group: The collection of the equipment and objects that can be
managed by the ANM2000 system. When a user or a user group is bound with
an object group, the user or user group acquires the management rights of all
objects in that group.
By creating an object group and adding the objects that can be integrately
managed to the group, users can assign a user or user group to manage the
objects in that group, so as to reduce the management costs of the
administrators.
Version: A 10-3
In the user management module, users can assign a user as the authorization and
domain limited user, and bind an operation group, an object group and a user group
to it, so as to enable the authorization and domain division function for the user.
When the user logs in via the client end, the ANM2000 GUI only displays the
equipment within the assigned object group, and the user can only perform the
operations belonging to the assigned operation group on the equipment.
Note:
1. The member of the system management user group must be a

global user. Only the member of the system management user group
can configure the rights for the limited user.
2. Acquiring the rights of the parent object means acquiring the rights of
the child object; but acquiring the rights of the child object does not
mean acquiring the rights of the parent object.
3. All new users have the network management data monitor function
by default.
The Authority Distribution Example
As shown in Figure 10-2, the domain limited user A is bound with the EPON
operation group, north town object group and the south town user group. The south
town user group is bound with the GPON operation group and the south town object
group.
Figure 10-2 The Authority Distribution Example
There are two operation groups, two object groups and one user group in
Figure 10-2.
10-4 Version: A
u Two operation groups: the EPON operation group and the GPON operation
group, which includes the general EPON central office end service
management operation rights and the GPON equipment management
operation rights respectively.
u Two object groups: the north town object group and the south town object
group, which have the operations rights on the north town objects and the south
town objects respectively.
u One user group: the south town user group, which has the GPON operation
group authority on the south town object group.
The domain-based authorities of user A are:
u For the objects in the north town object group, user A has the operation rights
of the EPON operation group, namely the general EPON central office end
service management operation rights.
u For the objects in the south town object group, user A has the operation rights
of the GPON operation group, namely the GPON equipment management
operation rights.
Caution:
The user A cannot perform the operations within the GPON operation
group to the north town object group, and also cannot perform the
operations within the EPON operation group to the south town object
group.
GUI Display
The ANM2000 supports the domain division management function on the object
tree displaying:
u For the domain management user, the systems and the cards that are not
managed by it will not be displayed in the object tree tab.
u Filters the nodes that are not within the management range when displaying the
alarm LEDs; and marks them with special icons. The filtering is usually
performed on the modules or the objects of higher levels. For the card objects,
the filtering is only performed on the EC2 card or the card with remote module.
Version: A 10-5
u Filters the nodes that need not be displayed when generating the object tree,
including the object tree in the main GUI and in the other operation GUIs, such
as configuration data uploading / downloading, physical configuration
inspection and performance gathering.
The ANM2000 supports the authority division management function on the menu
control displaying:
u Object menu: The domain limited user cannot access the logical domain. Only
when users have complete rights on the higher-level users can they add /
delete lower-level objects or reset card type; only when users have rights on
the objects whose levels are higher than the module can users check the
physical configuration.
u Main menu: The domain limited user cannot perform the operations such as
forcibly saving, importing and exporting. They cannot perform the user
management, domain management and command authority management
(which can be executed by the member of the system management user group
only) either.
u Filters the main menu and the object menu options (including checking physical
configuration, adding / deleting / importing / exporting logical domain, and
saving forcibly) according to the domain authorities filtering.
4 Checking physical configuration: Only when the user has rights on the
module or higher-level objects can he / she check the physical
configuration.
4 Basic operations on the objects of each level: Only when the user has
rights on all the lower-level objects of the selected object can he / she add /
delete the lower-level objects.
u The operation of log viewing requires the member of the system management
user group and other system users. The non-system management group users
can only view their own logs.
u Only the users with authority on the system can set the performance gathering
scheme.
10-6 Version: A
10.2 Creating Users
Create users and assign corresponding authorities to users so as to fulfill

responsibilities.
10.2.1 Operator Group Management
When the existing operator group cannot meet your requirements, users can create
a new operator group.
Procedures
1. Select one of the methods in Table 10-1 to open the Operator Group
Management tab.
Table 10-1 Access Method for Creating a New User Group
Operation
Access Method
Item
Creating a Security→Operator Group Management in the main menu.
new user Select Security Management→Operator Group Management in the Admin
group Tools tab.
2. Right-click in the user group displaying pane and select Add from the shortcut
menu.
3. In the Operator Group's Attribute pane, configure the name, description of

the operation group. Select the executable operations and bind the user, as
Version: A 10-7
Figure 10-3 Operator Group Management
4. (Optional) In the User Group’s Attribute pane, click Filter to open the Filter
dialog box, as shown in Figure 10-4. Users can filter the operation information
according to Table 10-2.
Figure 10-4 The Operator Group Filtering
10-8 Version: A
Table 10-2 Description of Filter
Filter Items Description
After users select a user group, the Binding User’s Information

User filter
pane will display the users of the selected user groups only.
After users select an operation group, the Operator Information

Operation group filter
pane will display the operation of the selected operation group only.
After users select an object, the Operation Information pane will

Object filter
display the executable operation of the selected object.
5. (Optional) Click Filter Text in the Operator Group's Attribute and enter words
in the Input filter text box as shown in Figure 10-5, so as to perform the
ambiguously or exactly match command.
Figure 10-5 Input Filter Text Dialog Box
6. After the setting is completed, click Save.
10.2.2 Object Group Management
After a new object group is created in the ANM2000, bind the designated object
group and the user or user group and then the user or user group will have the
authority to operate the equipment in the object group, so as to facilitate the
assignment and manage user authorities of the ANM2000.
Procedures
1. Select one of the methods in Table 10-3 to open the Object Group
Management tab.
Operation
Access Method
Item
Object
Security→Object Group Management in the main menu.
group
Version: A 10-9
Table 10-3 Access Method for Creating a New User Group (Continued)
Operation
Access Method
Item
Select Security Management→Object Group Management in the Admin
Tools tab.
menu.
3. Configure the name, description of the operation group and bind the user and
select the executable object in the Object Group Attribute pane, as shown in
Figure 10-6. Select Auto add new system and click Save. When a new
system is added to the Object Tree pane, re-enter the Object Group
Management tab and the newly added system will be bound to the object
group automatically.
Figure 10-6 Managing the Object Group
4. (Optional) In the Object Group’s Attribute pane, click Filter to open the Filter
dialog box, as shown in Figure 10-7. Users can filter object according to
Table 10-4.
10-10 Version: A
Figure 10-7 The Object Group Filtering
Table 10-4 Description for Filtering Object Group
Filter Items Description
After users select a user group, the Binding User’s Information

User filter
pane will display the users of the selected user groups only.
Object filter After users select an object, the selected object will be displayed.
5. (Optional) Click Filter Text in the Object Group's Attribute and enter words in
the Input filter text box as shown in Figure 10-8, so as to perform the
Version: A 10-11
10.2.3 User Group Management
When the existing user group cannot meet the requirements, users can create a
new user group.
Procedures
1. Select one of the methods in Table 10-5 to open the Operator Group
Management tab.

Security→User Group Management in the main menu.
User group Select Security Management→User Group Management in the Admin
Tools tab.
menu.
3. Configure the name, description of the user group and bind the operation group
in the User Group's Attribute pane, as shown in Figure 10-9.
Figure 10-9 User Group Management
10-12 Version: A
4. (Optional) In the User Group’s Attribute pane, click Filter to open the Filter
dialog box, as shown in Figure 10-10. After users select a user group, the
Binding User’s Information pane will display the users of the selected user
groups only.
Figure 10-10 The User Group Filtering
5. (Optional) Click Filter Text in the User Group's Attribute and enter words in
the Input filter text box as shown in Figure 10-11, so as to perform the
Version: A 10-13
10.2.4 Adding a New User
The member of the system management user group can add the users with different
authorities. Before distributing the user, the system management user should add
the new user.
Prerequisites
Only the users of the System Manager User Group can add new users.
Procedures
1. Select one of the methods in Table 10-6 to open the User Management tab.
Table 10-6 Access Method of Adding New Users
Operation
Access Method
Item
Adding a Security→User Management in the main menu.

new user Select Security Management→User Management in the Admin Tools tab.
2. Right-click in the user displaying pane and select Add New User from the
shortcut menu to open the User management tab as shown in Figure 10-12.
Figure 10-12 Adding a New User
3. Refer to Table 10-7 for setting user information.
10-14 Version: A
Table 10-7 Configuration items of User information pane
Configuration Description
Item
User Name Input the name of the new user.
User Default The options include System Manager User Group, Maintain User
Group Group, Operator User Group and Monitor User Group.
Name Input the name of the new user.
Staff ID Input the staff ID of the new user.
The default setting is 00：00：00; users can set according to the

Operation From
requirement.
The default setting is 00：00：00; users can set according to the

Operation To
requirement.
Sets the new user as a domain-limited user, meaning that the new user
can only manage the equipment inside the authorization domain.
Limited User
This item is greyed-out when users add a new System Manager User
Group user.
User Validation Sets the new user as a legal user.
The system permits one and only one user to log in the network
management system with the appointed username at the same time
interval. For example, if user A logs in the network management system
Only Login Once
with the username abc, other users cannot log in the network
management system with the username abc before user A exits the
network management system.
Description Input the descriptions of the new user.
Pass-
Input the login password, with the length being 8 to 32 characters.
word
Pass-
Confirm
word Input the login password again.
password
setting
Expira-
Enter the expiration of the password; the unit is day.
tion
Click Add IP Section, and input the starting IP address in the box under
Allow Login IP List it. The new user can log in ANM2000 successfully only when his / her IP
address belongs to the network section.
Note:
Adding the LDAP authentication user needs no password but uses the
LDAP server.
Version: A 10-15
4. Select the operation group, object group and user group to be bound. After the
setting is completed, click Save.
10.2.5 Example: Creating a User and Assigning Authority
The following introduces how to create a user and assign the authority to the user
with an example.
Authority Planning
Create a new user A to manage system 1 and system 2. Besides the monitoring
function, user A should have the NGN Manager authority and should not have the
VLAN Manager authority on the core switch card of system 1, and should have the
VLAN Manager authority and should not have the NGN Manager authority on the
core switch card of system 2.
Procedures
1. Create a domain limited user A that belongs to the Monitor User Group. See
Adding a New User for the operation procedure.
2. Configure the logical domain for user A and bind the user A with the systems
that the user A can manage. See Object Group Management for the operation
procedure.
3. Create a new operation group A to meet the authority requirement of system 1,

namely to have the "NGN Manager" authority instead of the "VLAN Manager"
authority on the core switch card of system 1. See Operator Group
Management for the operation procedure.
4. Create a new operation group B to meet the authority requirement of system 2,

namely to have the "VLAN Manager" authority instead of the "NGN Manager"
authority on the core switch card of system 2. See Operator Group
Management for the operation procedure.
5. Create a new object group A whose object is the core switch card of system 1.
See Object Group Management for the operation procedure.
6. Create a new object group B whose object is the core switch card of system 2.
See Object Group Management for the operation procedure.
10-16 Version: A
7. Create a new user group A and bind the operation group A, object group A and
user A to the new user group A. See User Group Management for the operation
procedure.
8. Create a new user group B and bind the operation group B, object group B and
user A to the new user group B. See User Group Management for the operation
procedure.
10.3 User Management
The user management function provided by the ANM2000 can define the legal
users and their authorizations and management domains, so as to prevent illegal
operations effectively.
10.3.1 Operator Management
The system management group users can use this function to view the users in the
system and their properties, so as to find abnormal conditions in time and ensure
the normal running of the system and the equipment.
Prerequisites
Only the users of the System Manager User Group can manage the operators.
Procedures
1. Select one of the methods in Table 10-8 to open the User Management tab as
Table 10-8 Access Method of User Management
Operation
Access Method
Item
User Security→User Management in the main menu.
Manage-
Select Security Management→User Management in the Admin Tools tab.
ment
Version: A 10-17
Figure 10-13 The User Management Tab
Note:
If users input a wrong password three consecutive times, their accounts

will be locked.
2. Select a user, and the information of this user will be displayed in the User
Information pane on the right.
3. Users can modify the relevant information of the selected user, and then click
Save to save the modified information.
4. (Optional) Right-click a blank area in the User Management tab and select
Import LDAP User Information to bring up the LDAP Server Configuration
Template dialog box, as shown in Figure 10-14. For the detailed procedures,
refer to LDAP Server Configuration Template.
10-18 Version: A
Figure 10-14 The LDAP Server Configuration Template Dialog Box
Note:
The LDAP Server Configuration Template dialog box that appears

does not provide the modification and saving for the LDAP server
template.
Version: A 10-19
10.3.2 Managing Online Users
Users can use this function to view the current online users and their basic
information (a System Manager User Group user can force the users of other
groups to leave), so as to ensure the normal running of the system and the
equipment.
Procedures
1. Select one of the methods in Table 10-9 to open the Online User
Management tab as shown in Figure 10-15.
Table 10-9 Access Method of Managing Online Users

Select Security→Online User Management in the main menu.
Managing online users Select Security Management→Online User Management in the
Admin Tools tab.
Figure 10-15 The Online User Management Tab
2. The current user can perform the following operations of other online users.
4 Right-click other online users and click Refresh in the shortcut menu to
refresh the status information of the selected users.
4 Right-click other online users and click Send Message in the shortcut
menu to instantly communicate with other users.
4 Right-click other online users and click Enforce Offline in the shortcut
menu to force the lower-level online users to leave.
10-20 Version: A
Note:
Under some special conditions (such as the system upgrade and

cutover), other users need to exit the system.
u The ANM2000 provide the function to force users to leave. Only the
online user in the System Manager User Group has the authorization
to force other users to leave.
u The ANM2000 will automatically save the topology views of the

lower-level users forced to leave.
10.3.3 Modifying Current Password
Under some special conditions (such as users' first login of the ANM2000), users
need to modify the login password to ensure the security of the user.
Procedures
1. Select Security→Change Current User's Password in the main menu to

open the Change Current User's Password dialog box as shown in
Figure 10-16.
Figure 10-16 The Change Current User’s Password Dialog Box
2. Enter the old password, the new password and the confirmed password in turn
and click OK.
Version: A 10-21
10.4 LDAP Server Configuration Template
Users can perform the password authentication of the third-party LDAP server by
configuring the LDAP server template.
As the network services are increasing, a unified authentication is required for

ensuring the user consistency of various services. The LDAP authentication
integrates the ANM2000 authentication into the LADP server authentication, which
saves the repetitive user authentication when users access different systems and
guarantees the system security in the network environment.
Prerequisites
u The relevant information of the LDAP server is obtained.
u The login account and password for the LDAP server are obtained and the
LDAP server is operating normally.
u Users should be knowledgeable of the LDAP protocol.
Procedures
1. Select Security→LDAP Server Configuration Template to open the LDAP

Server Configuration Template dialog box as shown in Figure 10-17.
10-22 Version: A
Figure 10-17 The LDAP Server Configuration Template Dialog Box
2. Configure the LDAP server according to the parameters defined in

Table 10-10.
Table 10-10 LDAP Server Configuration
Server Name The name of the LDAP server.

Server IP The IP address of the connected LDAP server.
Server Port The connected port of the LDAP server.
The protocol version of the communication with the LDAP server.

Protocol Version
Includes LDAP_VERSION2 and LDAP_VERSION3.
The distinguished name for search in the LDAP server, equivalently the
User Search DN
key word.
Version: A 10-23
Table 10-10 LDAP Server Configuration (Continued)
The search range in the LDAP server.

u LDAP_SCOPE_BASE: only searches the object specified by DN.
u LDAP_SCOPE_ONELEVEL: only searches the objects lower than
Search Range
the object specified by DN.
u LDAP_SCOPE_SUBTREE: only searches the object specified by
DN and the objects lower than it.
Users should query the LDAP server when importing the users from the
server. The filtering condition is the query condition. The filtering
condition is attribute+operator +VALUE. If the filtering condition is null,
Filter Conditions
all the users will be imported.
For example, to import all the users with the uid attribute from the LDAP
server, the filtering condition should be uid=*.
3. Click the Save button to save the LADP server configuration into the database
as a template, as shown in Figure 10-18.
10-24 Version: A
Figure 10-18 Configuring the LDAP Server
4. Enter LDAP Server Account and LDAP Server Password in the Import
LDAP User Information, and click the Import User button, as shown in
Figure 10-19.
Version: A 10-25
Figure 10-19 Importing the LDAP User Information
Note:
The LDAP server account and password belongs to the LDAP server
administrator or the user who has the query authority. The ANM2000
cannot save the account and password but can execute the LDAP user
importing after the a user enters the account and password.
5. Click OK in the alert box that appears subsequently.
6. Enter Operator Management to view the imported LDAP authentication user, as

10-26 Version: A
Figure 10-20 Viewing the Imported LDAP Authentication User
7. After a user logs into the ANM2000 using the LDAP authentication username
and password, the ANM2000 will communicate with the LDAP server and
authenticate on the LDAP server. If the username and password are
authenticated successfully, the LDAP will return the relevant information to the
ANM2000 and then the user can access the ANM2000.
10.5 Sending Messages
Sending messages is used for users to communicate via the ANM2000.
Procedures
1. Select Security→Send Message in the main menu to open the Send

Message window as shown in Figure 10-21.
Version: A 10-27
Figure 10-21 The Send Message Window
2. In the right-bottom pane, select the target user and select Add to Received
Users or Add to carbon copy users in the shortcut menu.
3. Input the message subject and content, and then click the button to send
the message.In the receiver GUI, a dialog box as shown in Figure 10-22 will
appear; click it to view the content of this message.
Figure 10-22 The Dialog Box of Receiving the Message
10-28 Version: A
10.6 Managing Messages and Uploading Files
Users can use this function to view the information on the sent and received
messages, and view the information of the uploaded files.
Prerequisites
Before users upload the files, the FTP server has been set.
Procedures
1. Select one of the methods in Table 10-11 to open the Message and Upload
File Management tab as shown in Figure 10-23. This tab displays the
information of the inbox by default.
Table 10-11 Access Method of Managing Messages and Uploading Files

Select Security→Message And Upload File Management in the
Managing messages main menu.
and uploading files Select System Management→Message And Upload File
Management in the Admin Tools tab.
Figure 10-23 Managing the Messages
2. Select a letter in the inbox and right-click it, and users can select to reply to,
delete it, or send messages to its sender.
Version: A 10-29
3. Click Upload File Management→Upload File List below the Admin Tools tab
and users can view the list information of the uploaded files, as shown in
Figure 10-24.
Figure 10-24 Managing the File Loading
4. Select and right-click a file, and users can select to download or delete this file;
at the same time, users can upload new files.
5. Right-click the blank, and select Upload File in the shortcut menu to open the
Choose Upload file dialog box, as shown in Figure 10-25.
Figure 10-25 The Choose Upload file Dialog Box
6. Click to select the file to be uploaded, and click OK. Then the file will be
uploaded to the appointed FTP server.
10-30 Version: A
Note:
u The uploading file address can be set in the FILEMANAGE field of

the md.ini file under the D:\aems\Server\ini path.
u Only the user in the System Manager User Group has the operation
authorization to upload / delete files.
10.7 Viewing Logs
The ANM2000 provides users with command logs and login logs, which can help
users understand the operating conditions of the ANM2000 and analyze the
network faults easily.
10.7.1 Viewing Command Logs
Users can view command logs to understand the command operation of logging in
the server, so as to provide evidences for fault isolation.
Procedures
1. Enter the View The Command Log tab as shown in Figure 10-26 via the
methods listed in Table 10-12. The tab displays all command logs by default.
Table 10-12 Access Method of Viewing Command Logs

Select Security→View the Command Log in the main menu.
Viewing
Select System Management→View The Command Log in the Admin
command logs
Tools tab.
Version: A 10-31
Figure 10-26 The View The Command Log Tab
2. Right-click the tab, and select Query Filter to open the Command Log Filter
Figure 10-27 The Command Log Filter Dialog Box
3. Select various items and set the filter conditions in turn. After completing the
setting operation, click OK. The View The Command Log tab will only display
the items meeting the filter conditions. See Figure 10-28.
10-32 Version: A
Figure 10-28 Viewing the Command Log Filtering Result
10.7.2 Viewing Login Logs
Users can view the login logs to understand the information of all users logging in
the server and discover abnormal logins in a timely manner, so as to ensure the
system security.
Procedures
1. Enter the View The User Login Log tab as shown in Figure 10-29 via the
methods listed in Table 10-13. The tab displays all command logs on the day
by default.

Select Security→View The User Login Log in the main menu.
Viewing Login
Select System Management→View The User Login Log in the Admin
Logs
Tools tab.
Version: A 10-33
Figure 10-29 The View The User Login Log Tab
2. Right-click the tab, and select Query Filter to open the Login Filter dialog box
Figure 10-30 The Login Filter Dialog Box
setting operation, click OK. The View The User Login Log tab will only display
the items meeting the filter conditions. See Figure 10-31.
10-34 Version: A
Figure 10-31 Viewing the Login Log Filtering Result
10.7.3 Viewing the ANMS Operation Log
Users can understand the ANM2000 operation record via viewing the ANMS
operation log.
Procedures
1. Enter the View The ANMS Operation Log tab as shown in Figure 10-32 via
the methods listed in Table 10-14.

Select Security→View The ANMS Operation Log in the main menu.
View the ANMS
Select System Management→View The ANMS Operation Log in the
operation log
Admin Tools tab.
Version: A 10-35
Figure 10-32 The View The ANMS Operation Log Tab
2. Right-click the tab, and select Query Filter... to open the ANMS Operation
Log Filter dialog box as shown in Figure 10-33.
Figure 10-33 The ANMS Operation Log Filter Dialog Box
setting operation, click OK. The View The ANMS Operation Log tab will only
display the items meeting the filter conditions.
10-36 Version: A
11 Format Management
The ANM2000 provides the format management function. Users can set the display
format of the information according to the requirement when viewing the
performance or alarm information.
Exporting the Current Page Information
Switching the Group Box
Clearing the Group
Column Chooser
Automatic Column Width Adjustment
Multi-row Display
Group Tile Shading
Overstriking Group Row
Grid Line Style
Version: A 11-1
11.1 Exporting the Current Page Information
Users can export the information on the current page to the Html or Excel to save
according to the requirement.
11.1.1 Exporting the Current Page to Html
Users export the current tab to the *.Html file and save it to the specified directory
Procedures
1. Click Style→Export This Page to Html in the main menu to open the Save As
Figure 11-1 Exporting Current Page to Html
2. Select the directory and click Save.
11-2 Version: A
11.1.2 Exporting the Current Page to Excel
Users export the current tab to the *.Excel file and save it to the specified directory
Prerequistes
The Excel 2000 or the version above is installed.
Procedures
1. Click Style→Export This Page to Excel in the main menu to open the Save
As dialog box as shown in Figure 11-2.
Figure 11-2 Exporting Current Page to Excel
2. Select the directory and click Save.
11.2 Switching the Group Box
Users can make the tab display the data according to the group.
Version: A 11-3
Prerequisites
The column to be grouped contains data.
Procedures
1. Select Style→Toggle Group Box in the main menu.
2. Drag a certain column title in the current tab to the part below the tab, as shown
in Figure 11-3, and the tab will display the data according to this column.
Figure 11-3 Switching the Group Box
11.3 Clearing the Group
Users can clear the group display of the data in the tab.
Prerequisites
The data has been grouped.
Procedures
1. Select Style→Cancel Group in the main menu, as shown in Figure 11-4.
11-4 Version: A
Figure 11-4 Clearing the Group
11.4 Column Chooser
Users can filter the unconcerned column in the current tab using the column
chooser, so as to query the target column easily.
Prerequistes
The tab containing the data has been opened; otherwise the Style menu will be
dimmed.
Procedures
1. Select Style→Column Chooser in the main menu to open the Field Chooser
dialog box shown in Figure 11-5.
Version: A 11-5
Figure 11-5 Column Chooser
2. Drag the unconcerned column in the current tab to the Field Chooser dialog
box. For example, drag the EMS Time and the EMS Time column will be no
longer displayed in the tab, as shown in Figure 11-6.
Figure 11-6 Column Chooser Filtering
11-6 Version: A
Note:
Drag the column in the Field Chooser dialog box to the specified position
in the tab and this column will be displayed in the tab.
11.5 Automatic Column Width Adjustment
Users can make all the columns displayed in the current tab using the automatic
column width adjustment function when many columns exist in the tab.
Procedures
1. Select Style→Auto Size Column Width in the main menu, and the scroll bar
below the current tab will disappear. And the ANM2000 will automatically adjust
the column width in the current tab and display all the columns in the tab, as
Figure 11-7 Automatic Column Width Adjustment
11.6 Multi-row Display
When all the columns are displayed in the current tab, the contents in the columns
may be overlapping. The ANM2000 can display the overlapping columns into
multiple rows to facilitate users' view.
1. Select Style→Multi Row Display in the main menu, and the overlapping
contents in the column will be displayed into multiple rows, as shown in
Figure 11-8.
Version: A 11-7
Figure 11-8 Multi-row Display
11.7 Group Tile Shading
After group the concerned information, users can add shading for the group title in
the current tab to highlight the title.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Select Style→Shade Group Headings in the main menu, as shown in

Figure 11-9, which highlights Performance Group Type.
11-8 Version: A
Figure 11-9 Group Tile Shading
11.8 Overstriking Group Row
After group the concerned information, users can overstrike the group title in the
current tab to highlight the title.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Select Style→Bold Group Rows in the main menu to overstrike the group row
in the current tab, as shown in Figure 11-10.
Version: A 11-9
Figure 11-10 Overstriking Group Row
11.9 Grid Line Style
Select the grid line style according to the requirement.
Procedures
1. Select Style→Grid Line Style→Horizontal in the main menu and select the
required horizontal line in the submenu, such as Solid.
2. Select Style→Grid Line Style→Vertical in the main menu and select the
required vertical line in the submenu, such as Solid, as shown in Figure 11-11.
11-10 Version: A
Figure 11-11 Grid Line Style
Version: A 11-11
12 Window Management
The following introduces how to manage windows on the ANM2000.
Hiding All Panels
Closing All Windows
Managing Windows
Version: A 12-1
12.1 Hiding All Panels
Users can hide all the panes except the display pane in the ANM2000 main GUI.
Procedures
1. Select Windows→Hide All Panes in the main menu to hide all the panes
except the display pane in the ANM2000 main GUI, as shown in Figure 12-1.
Figure 12-1 Hiding All Panels
12-2 Version: A
12 Window Management
12.2 Closing All Windows
Users can close all the tabs except the Topology tab.
Prerequisites
Multiple tabs are opened.
Procedures
1. Select Window→Close All Windows in the main menu to close all the tabs
except the Topology tab, as shown in Figure 12-2.
Figure 12-2 Closing All Windows
12.3 Managing Windows
Users can manage all the tabs using Windows Management.
Version: A 12-3
Procedures
1. Select Window→Windows Management in the main menu to bring up the

Anms Super Manager dialog box, displaying all the opened tabs in the view
pane, as shown in Figure 12-3.
Figure 12-3 Anms Super Manager
2. Select a tab and click the button according to Table 12-1.
Table 12-1 Window Management List
Button Description
Activate Click Activate to highlight the window.
OK Click OK to close the Anms Super Manager dialog box.
Close Window Click Close Window to close the selected window.
12-4 Version: A
13 Help Management
The ANM2000 provides the help management, so as to facilitate users to view the
help topics, the ANM2000 information and the ANM2000 legend.
Help Topics
About ANM2000
ANM2000 Legend
Version: A 13-1
13.1 Help Topics
Users can view the concerned topics in the ANM2000 help.
Procedures
1. Select Help→How Do I in the main menu to bring up the dialog box shown in
Figure 13-1. Users can search their concerned topics and the system will show
the relevant explanation.
Figure 13-1 Help Topics
13.2 About ANM2000
Users can view the module and version of the ANM2000 in use.
13-2 Version: A
13 Help Management
Procedures
1. Select Help→About ANM2000 to open the About ANM2000 System as

shown in Figure 13-2. This window displays the module and version of the
ANM2000.
Figure 13-2 About ANM2000
13.3 ANM2000 Legend
Users can understand the meanings of the indicator LEDs on the ANM2000 using
the ANM2000 legend.
Procedures
1. Select Help→Cutline in the main menu to show the ANM2000 legend shown in
Figure 13-3, which facilitates users to identify the alarm level and card status.
Version: A 13-3
Figure 13-3 ANM2000 Legend
13-4 Version: A
14 Topology Management
The topology management function is used to manage the displaying status of the
equipment on the main topology.
Introduction to Topology Status LED
Collapsing / Expanding All Logical Domains
Deleting All Hot Spots
Synchronizing Object Configuration
Saving Topology Information
Displaying the NE IP and Name
Locking Topology View
Selecting All Icons on Topology View
Managing Hidden Nodes
Background View Management
Hidden Logic Domain Management
Restoring Default Background Size
Browsing Topology View
Configuring Topology Nodes
Version: A 14-1
14.1 Introduction to Topology Status LED
Users can understand the status of all equipment in the network via the ANM2000.
The following introduces the meanings of the status LEDs in the topology view.
The status LEDs in the ANM2000 topology view are displayed in the same way as
the LEDs in the Object Tree pane, one on the left and the other on the right, as
shown in .
u The left status LED: displays the alarm information existing in the object.
When the equipment in the logical domain has alarms, the LED will be
displayed in the corresponding color of the highest level of all alarms on the
equipment. When the LED is displayed in two colors like , the confirmed but
unended alarms exist in the logical domain.
u The right status LED: displays the connection status in the object.
When the communication of the equipment in the logical domain is interrupted,

the LED is grey. When all equipment in the logical domain is normally
connected, the LED is green.
14.2 Collapsing / Expanding All Logical Domains
Users can expand a logical domain in the topology to view the equipment icons
within the logical domain. When ANM2000 manages a great number of equipment
sets, users can collapse the logical domain to reduce the number of icons on the
topology view.
Procedures
1. Right-click a blank area in the topology tab, select Expand All Logic Domain /
Collapse All Logic Domain from the shortcut menu. Figure 14-1 and
Figure 14-2 show the operation results respectively.
14-2 Version: A
Figure 14-1 Expanding Logical Domain
Figure 14-2 Collapsing Logical Domain
14.3 Deleting All Hot Spots
Users can delete all hot spots on the topology view according to the requirement.
Version: A 14-3
Prerequisites
The topology is not locked.
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Delete All
Hotspot from the shortcut menu to open the alert box as shown in Figure 14-3.
Figure 14-3 Confirming the Deletion
2. Click Yes to delete all hot spots on the topology.
Subsequent Operations
Users can obtain the deleted topology objects on the topology view again with the
synchronizing object configuration operation.
14.4 Synchronizing Object Configuration
After deleting all icons on the topology view, yusers can synchronize the object
configuration to display the topology objects on the topology view again.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Update Object
Configuration from the shortcut menu.
14-4 Version: A
14.5 Saving Topology Information
After moving the equipment icons on the topology view as required, users can save
the topology information, and the ANM2000 will save the new location of the
equipment icons.
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Save Topology
Map from the shortcut menu.
14.6 Displaying the NE IP and Name
Users can select to display the NE IP address and name in the topology.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Display NE IP
and Name from the shortcut menu.
14.7 Locking Topology View
Users can lock the topology view when they do not need to move the icons on the
topology view.
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Lock from the
shortcut menu.
14.8 Selecting All Icons on Topology View
When users need to move all icons on the topology view and keep the spaces
among these icons unchanged, they can select all icons on the topology view.
Version: A 14-5
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Select All from
the shortcut menu.
14.9 Managing Hidden Nodes
14.9.1 Hiding Nodes
When the ANM2000 manages a relatively large number of equipment sets, users
can hide some of the equipment icons on the topology view, so as to focus on the
important equipment.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the equipment icon and select Hide from
the shortcut menu. The selected equipment icon will be hidden in the topology
view.
14.9.2 Displaying Hidden Nodes
Users can use the function to display the hidden nodes as needed.
Prerequisites
14-6 Version: A
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Hidden Nodes
Management from the shortcut menu to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 14-4.
Figure 14-4 Managing the Hidden Nodes
2. Select the node to be displayed and click Shown Node and then OK. The
selected node will be displayed in the topology view.
14.10 Background View Management
14.10.1 Setting Background View
Users can customize the configuration background view as needed.
Prerequisites
Version: A 14-7
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Set
Background Picture from the shortcut menu to open the dialog box as shown
in Figure 14-5.
Figure 14-5 Selecting the Background View
2. After selecting the background picture, click Open. The ANM2000 will use this
picture as the topology background view.
14.10.2 Restore Default Background View
Users can restore the topology background view to the default background view via
this function.
Prerequisites
14-8 Version: A
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Use Default
Background Picture from the shortcut menu. The ANM2000 will restore the
topology background to the default background view.
14.11 Hidden Logic Domain Management
Users can view the hidden logical domain via this function.
Prerequisites
u The topology is not locked.
u The expanded equipment exist on the topology view.
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Hide Logic
Domain management from the shortcut menu to open the dialog box as
Figure 14-6 Hidden Logic Domain Management
Version: A 14-9
2. Select the logical domain to be displayed on the topology view and click Show
Logic Domain then the OK button. The logical domain will be displayed in the
collapsed mode.
14.12 Restoring Default Background Size
Users can use this function to restore the default backgound size.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. Right-click a blank area in the Topology tab to select Restore Default

Background Size to restore the background to the default size.
14.13 Browsing Topology View
Users can browse the topology view conveniently via zooming in/out, full screen
and other functions.
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and refer to Table 14-1 to
select the corresponding options.
Table 14-1 Browsing Topology View
Menu Item Description
Zooms in The current topology zooms in to 125% after each click.
Zooms Out The current topology zooms out to 75% after each click.
Zoom All Displays all equipment in the entire network at once.
Restores the topology to the original size after zooming in/out the
Cancel Zoom
topology.
Opens the Airscape pane to check the location of the current

Airscape
equipment in the entire network.
14-10 Version: A
14.14 Configuring Topology Nodes
Users can customize the icon for a specific type of equipment via this function.
Prerequisites
Procedures
1. In the Topology View tab, right-click the blank area and select Topology Node
Configuration from the shortcut menu to open the dialog box as shown in
Figure 14-7.
Figure 14-7 Configuring Topology Nodes
2. (Optional) Enter the key word in the text box of the Filter Condition to select
the object to be configured quickly.
3. (Optional) In the Topology Node Type pane, select the equipment type that
need change the icon, and then select a new icon in the Icon Type pane.
Version: A 14-11
Appendix A Dual NIC Setting
The ANM2000 adopts the dual NIC mode. In this mode, different IP addresses are
used to run the database and manage the equipment.
u Equipment network card (device network card): Used for the communication
between the ANM2000 and the equipment.
u Database network card (tcpip network card): Used for the communication
among the ANM2000, the database and the network management system.
Below are two methods to isolate two network cards.
u Physical isolation: Connects two network cards respectively with two unrelated
HUBs or switches.
u Logical isolation: Connects two network cards to the same switch and sets two
or multiple VLANs for their isolation.
Compared with the single NIC mode, the dual NIC mode has the following
advantages:
u When the network management system connects with different devices, users
do not need to modify the IP address of the computer. This can avoid paralysis
of the ANM2000 caused by wrong modifications of the IP address.
u The system separates the communication signals between the network

management system and the local network and the communication signals
between various network management systems at the egress of the network
management system, so as to avoid the interference between the two types of
signals.
Note:
VLAN is the virtual local area network and sets various network
segments (or smaller LANs) logically for the LAN equipment, so as to
implement the data switch between virtual workgroups (units).
Below is the introduction of the setting of the dual NIC mode.
Version: A A-1
A.1 Setting the Server End
1. Log in the ANM2000 GUI, and select Configuration→Manager Configuration

in the main menu to open the Manager Configuration dialog box as shown in
Figure A-1.
Figure A -1 The Manager Configuration Dialog Box
2. Set the IP address in the Manager IP Address text box; then click the Add
button.
4. Open the file according to D:\AEMS\Server\ini\md.ini and confirm that

MONITOR_IP and BIND_TO_IP under [ANSERVER] are both the IP address
of the database network card; LocalUpSockAddr and UpServerSockAddr1
under [ADMAEMS] are both the IP address of the database network card.
A-2 Version: A
Figure A -2 Confirming MONITOR_IP and BIND_TO_IP
Figure A -3 Confirming LocalUpSockAddr and UpServerSockAddr1
5. Open the file of D:\AEMS\Client\ini\aems.ini and confirm that

DATABASE_SERVER and COMMAND_SERVER under [BROWSER] are
both the IP address of the database network card.
Version: A A-3
Figure A -4 The aems.ini Window
6. Click Start (on the bottom-left corner of the desktop)→Settings→Control

Panel→Administrative Tools→Services to open the Services window, and
then restart the AEMS-DBServer and AEMS-Manager services.
A.2 Setting the Client End
1. Open the file according to C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts, as shown

in Figure A-5. Input the IP address of the database network card on the server
end under 127.0.0.1 and input the computer name on the server end under
localhost, then save the modification.
Figure A -5 The hosts Window
2. Click Start (on the bottom-left corner of the desktop)→Program→Informix

Client－SDK3.50→Setnet32, and set the items in the Server Information tab
of the IBM Informix Setnet32 dialog box that appears.
4 IBM Informix Server: Input the name of the database on the server end.
A-4 Version: A
4 HostName: Input the computer name on the server end.
4 Protolname: Select olsoctcp.
4 Service Name: Generally input 6000 (the port number) or input turbo.
After completing the setting, click Make Default Server first and then click
Apply to open the Define New Informix Server？ alert box. Finally click OK.
3. Click the Host Information tab to set the relevant items.
4 CurrentHost: Inputs the computer name on the server end.
4 User Name: Inputs informix by default.
4 Password Option: Three options like Ask Password At Runtime, No

Password and Password are available in the drop-down menu. Usually
select Password, indicating that inputting password is necessary for
accessing the server database.
4 Password: Inputs the informix user password, and it is Anms2k in the

example.
After completing the settings, click Apply to bring up the Define New Host？
alert box. And click OK.
4. Click the Environment tab. Select Use my settings and click Apply and OK.
Version: A A-5
Appendix B Abbreviations
ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
AIS Alarm Indication Signal
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
BER Bit Error Ratio

CATV Cable Television
CORBA Common Object Request Broker Architecture
DCN Data Communication Network

DSL Digital Subscriber Line
DSLAM Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer
EMS Element Management System
EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network
GPON Gigabit-Capable Passive Optical Network
GUI Graphical User Interface
IP Internet Protocol
IPTV Internet Protocol Television
International Telecommunication Union-Telecommunication
ITU-T
Standardization Sector
LCD Loss Cell delineation
LOF Loss Of Frame
LOS Loss Of Signal
LVDS Low Voltage Differential Signal
MAC Media Access Control

MGC Media Gateway Controller
MODEM Modulator-Demodulator
MSAN Multi-Service Access Network
MTBF Mean Time Between Failures
MTTR Mean Time To Recovery
OLT Optical Line Terminal
ONT OpticalNetworkTerminal
ONU OpticalNetworkUnit
OS Operating System
PC Personal Computer
PM Performance Monitor
Version: A B-1
PON Passive Optical Network
RDI Remote Defect Indication

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
TCP Transport Control Protocol
TL1 Transaction Language 1
UDP User Datagram Protocol
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply
VDSL Very high data rate Digital Subscriber Line
VLAN Virtual Local Area Network

VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol
WS Work Station
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Possible injury to persons or systems, or cause traffic

Warning May cause severe bodily injuries.

EMS Operation Conventions

Format / Operation Description

Press both key1 and key2. For example, <Ctrl＋Alt＋A>

Press and release the right-key button of the mouse

Press a computer mouse button twice quickly without

Drag Press one button continuously and move the mouse.

Check Make a tick in one dialog box or check box.

Select Click one menu or configuration item to select it.

The network management computer should be placed away from

Use UPS power supply to avoid loss of network management

To shut down the network management computer, first exit the

Don’t exit the network management system when it is working

The network management computer cannot be used for purposes

Do not delete any file in the network management system

Do not visit Internet via the network management computer.

Do not modify the network management computer’s protocol

Related Documentation ...................................................................................I

Intended Readers ...........................................................................................II

Operation Safety Rules ......................................................................................... V

1 New Features ..............................................................................................1-1

2 Starting and Closing the ANM2000...............................................................2-1

2.1 Starting the Server End ..................................................................2-2

2.2 Logging into the Client End ............................................................2-3

2.3 Logging out the Client End .............................................................2-4

2.4 Closing the Server End ..................................................................2-6

3 GUI Introduction ..........................................................................................3-1

3.1 GUI Layout ....................................................................................3-2

3.2 Main Menu.....................................................................................3-2

3.3 Toolbar ..........................................................................................3-3

3.4 Object Tree....................................................................................3-5

3.5 Airscape ........................................................................................3-5

3.6 View Pane .....................................................................................3-5

3.7 Alarm and Event Report Pane ........................................................3-5

3.8 Status Bar .....................................................................................3-6

4 System Management ...................................................................................4-1

4.1 Importing / Exporting Configuration Data ........................................4-2

4.1.1 Importing Configuration Data............................................4-2

4.2 Importing ODN Information ............................................................4-4