09 ZXUR 9000 Status Management Operation - 114P

ZXUR 9000 UMTS Status
Management Operation
Contents
 Overview of Status Management

 Common Status Management Operations
 Physical Resources
 Transmission Resources
 UMTS Radio Resources
2
Function Description
 Status data query

 Status data monitoring
 Status data operation
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Description of the status operations
Operation Description
Block/Unblock You can block/unblock a unit/subunit.
After you block a unit/subunit, the system does not accept
new services, and the service in operation is released
unexpectedly. Even the unit/subunit is rebooted, services are
not accepted.
New services can access the unit/subunit only after the
resource is unblocked and rebooted.
Spy/De-spy You can receive the resource change information through the
spy function.
De-spy is the reverse operation of spy. It stops feeding back
the resource change information to you.
After the spy command is executed, you receive the resource
change information once the spied resource changes until the
de-spy command is executed.
Status Refresh When you perform the resource status refresh operation, the
latest status of the resource is displayed.

Description of the status operations
Operation Description
Prohibit/Unprohibit If the current resource is prohibited, it is still in the activation
status. The prohibited resource can only support some of the
system information, and the regular user services are not
supported.
You cannot prohibit all resources. There must be available
resources in the system.
After you execute the unprohibit command on the current
resource, the resource becomes available again and supports
user services.
Reset When you execute the reset command, the resources
corresponding to the Iu interfaces, Iub interfaces, and cells are
all released. Therefore, the current calls are released and the
new calls are not accepted. If the resource is reset, the related
resources are available again and new calls are accepted.
After the reset, the status of related modules, units and
subunits does not change (for example, blocking status of a
board).

Contents

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Opening the Status Management View
 From the main menu,

select View > Status
Management

Refreshing
 Steps
 1. Select Root Node > Subnetwork > Managed NE.
 2. Select the required node in the tree.
 3. Click in the right pane.

Querying the Status of Resources in Batches
 Steps
 1. On the toolbar, click .
 2. Click OK.

Exporting Data to an Excel File
 Steps
 1. Select Root Node > Subnetwork > Managed NE.
 2. Select the required node in the tree.
 3. In the right pane, select the data.
 4. Click .
 5. Select the directory for saving the data, and click OK.

Reset
 Steps
 1. On the toolbar, click . When the reset is done, a dialog box
is displayed to show the operation result.
 2. Click OK.

Saving Status Data
 Steps
 1. On the toolbar, click . The Confirm dialog box is displayed.
 2. Enter the verification code, and click OK.

Synchronizing NTP Time of the Independent
Board
 Steps
 1. On the management tool bar, click .
 2. The Operation result dialog box is displayed. Click OK.

Querying or Synchronizing the NTP Time
 Steps
 1. On the toolbar, click . The NTP time operation dialog box
is displayed.
 2. Select an option.

Querying the LED Status
 Steps
 1. On the toolbar, click . The LED status query dialog box
is displayed.
 2. Select the query type

Querying Memory Bank Information
 Steps
 1. On the toolbar, click . The SPD information query dialog box
is displayed.
 2. Select the query type ( , ,
or ).
 3. Click OK.

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Controller Rack
 Steps
 1. In the left pane, select Root Node > Subnetwork > Managed NE >
Physical Resource > Controller Rack.
 2. Double-click the rack record

Controller Rack

Firmware Version Information of Shelves and
Fans
 Steps
 1. In the left pane, select Root Node > Subnetwork > Managed NE >
Physical Resource > Controller Rack.
 2. Double-click the rack record, the controller rack information is

displayed
 3. Right-click a shelf and select Shelf and Fan Hardware Version Query.

Logical CPU Status Management
 Exchanging the CPU Normally

 Steps
 1. In the left pane, select Root Node > Subnetwork > Managed
NE > Physical Resource > Logical CPU. The Logical CPU tab is
displayed.
 2. Select a CPU.
 3. Right-click the CPU, and select Normal exchange.
 4. A Confirmation dialog box is displayed. Enter the
verification code.
 5. Click OK.

 Exchanging the CPU Forcibly

 Steps
displayed.
 3. Right-click the CPU, and select Forcible exchange.
verification code.
 5. Click OK.

 Resetting CPU Normally

 Steps
displayed.
 3. Right-click the CPU, and select Normal reset.
verification code.
 5. Click OK.

 Querying the CPU Usage of Each Process in a Logical Entity

 Steps
displayed.
 3. Right-click the CPU and select Process Logical CPU Use Rate.

Board Status Management
 Switching the OMM

 Steps
 1. Click Root Node > Subnetwork > Managed NE > Physical
Resource > Board, the Board tab is displayed on the right
pane.
 2. Select an OMM board record.
 3. Right-click, select Switch OMM.

 Steps
NE > Physical Resource > Board. The Board tab is displayed.
 2. In the list, select a board with the board type set to LOG.
 3. Right-click the board and select log server Forcible Switch. A
success message box is displayed.
 4. Click OK.

 Querying the Running Version of the Independent Log Server

 Steps
 2. In the list, select a board with the Board Type of LOG.
 3. Right-click the board and select Get running version
information of log server.
 The query result dialog box is displayed. You can view the rack ID,
shelf ID, slot ID, CPU No., and log server version.

 Powering-on a Board
 Steps
 2. Select a board
 3. Right-click the board, and select Board power on.
 4. Click OK.

 Powering-off a Board
 Steps
 2. Select a board.
 3. Right-click the board, and select Board power off.
 4. Click OK.

 Resetting a Board Normally

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Normal reset.
 4. Click OK.

 Resetting a Board Forcibly

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Forcible reset.
 4. Click OK.

 Selecting the Clock Base

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Select Clock Base. A
confirmation dialog box is displayed.
 4. Click OK to select the clock base.

 Requesting APS Exchange

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select APS Exchange Request. A
dialog box is displayed.
 4. Enter the verification code and click OK. The APS Exchange
Request dialog box is displayed.
 5. Select the APS exchange request and protection group
number, and click OK.

 Querying the Time

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Time query.

 Setting the Time

 Steps
 2. Select one or several OMP board records.
 3. Right-click, and select Time Set, the Time Set dialog box is
displayed.
 4. Set parameters in the Time.
 5. Click OK.

 Querying the CPU Usage

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select CPU use rate query.

 Querying the CPU Usage of Processes

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Process CPU Use Rate Query.

 Querying the CPU Frequency

 Steps
 2. Select one or several records.
 3. Right-click, and select CPU Frequency Query, the CPU
Frequency Query dialog box is displayed.

 Querying the Memory Usage

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Memory Use Rate Query.

 Querying a Disk
 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Disk Query.

 Querying the Physical CPU Core Usage

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Physical CPU Core Use Rate
Query.

 Querying the Hardware Version

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Board hardware version
query.

 Querying the Running Version of a Board

 Steps
 2. Select a record.
 3. Right-click the board, and select Board Running Version
Query.

 Querying the Cell Information of the CMP Module

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select Cell Information of CMP
Module Query.

 Querying the IMA Port Usage

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select IMA Using Information
Query.

 Querying the ATM Optical Port Information

 Steps
 3. Right-click the board, and select ATM Using Information
Query.

 Querying the Manual Power-off Status

 Steps
 3. Right-click, and select All Board Manual Power Off Status
Query, the All Board Manual Power Off Status Query dialog
box is displayed.

 Performing CMM Operations

 Steps
 3. Right-click, and do the operation as below:


Unit Status Management
 Querying the Unit Status

 Steps
NE > Physical Resource > Unit. The Unit tab is displayed.
 2. Select a unit.
 3. Right-click the unit, and select Unit state query.
 4. Check the result that is displayed in the Unit state column.

 Slave Recover/Switchback of an RUP Unit

 Steps
 2. Select a unit.
 3. Right-click the unit, and select Slave recover/comeback of
RUP unit.
 4. Check the result displayed in the Comeback result column.

 Blocking an RUP Unit

 Steps
 2. Select an RUP unit.
 3. Right-click the unit, and select RUP Unit Block.

 Unblocking an RUP Unit

 Steps
 2. Select an blocked RUP unit.
 3. Right-click the unit, and select RUP Unit Unblock.

 Querying All Blocked RUP Units

 Steps
 2. Select an RUP unit.
 3. Right-click the unit and select All Block RUP Unit Query.

 Querying IPUDP Resources of the Slave of an RUP Unit

 Steps
 2. Select a record from the list.
 3. Right-click the unit that you want to query the DPI sub-card
status for.
 4. Select Query IPUDP resources of the RUP unit slave from
the shortcut menu.

 Querying IPUDP Resources of the Slave of All RUP Units

 Steps
 3. Right-click the unit that you want to query the DPI sub-card
status for.
 4. Select Query IPUDP resources of all the RUP unit slave from
the shortcut menu.

Module Status Management
 Querying the Module Status

 Steps
NE > Physical Resource > Module. The Module tab is
displayed.
 2. Select a module.
 3. Right-click the module, and select Module state query.
 4. Check the result displayed in Module state and Module query
result columns.

 Manually Blocking a DMP Module

 Steps
displayed.
 2. Select the DMP module to be blocked.
 3. Right-click the module, and select Manual block DMP module

 Manually Unblocking a DMP Module

 Steps
displayed.
 2. Select the DMP module to be unblocked.
 3. Right-click the module, and select Manual unblock DMP
module

 Querying Whether the CMP Can Allocate NodeB

 Steps
displayed.
 3. Right-click the module that you want to query the status for.
 4. Select Whether CMP allocate Node B or not query from the
shortcut menu. The query results are displayed in the Whether
CMP allocate Node B or Not column.

 Querying Whether All CMPs Can Allocate NodeB

 Steps
displayed.
 4. Select Whether CMP allocate Node B or not all query from
the shortcut menu. The query results are displayed in the
Whether CMP allocate Node B or Not column.

 Setting Whether the CMP Can Allocate NodeB

 Steps
displayed.
 4. Select Set CMP allocate Node B or not from the shortcut
menu. The operation results are displayed in the Set CMP
allocate Node B Result column.

 Setting Whether All CMPs Can Allocate NodeB

 Steps
displayed.
 4. Select Set CMP allocate Node B or not all from the shortcut
menu. The operation results are displayed in the Set CMP
allocate Node B Result column.

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Association Status Management
 Querying the SCTP Association Status and Key Information

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > SCTP Association.
 2. Select one or several association records.
 3. Right-click the records, and select SCTP Associations Status
and Key Information Query

 Querying SCTP Association Statuses in Batches

 Steps
 3. Right-click the records, and select SCTP Association Status
Batch Query.

 Shutting Down an Association

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > SCTP Association. The SCTP
Association tab is displayed.
 2. Select an association record.
 3. Right-click the record, and select Shutdown (Block)
Association

 Aborting an Association
 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > SCTP Association. The SCTP
Association tab is displayed.
 3. Right-click the record, and select Abort (Block) Association.

 Unblocking an Association
 Steps
 3. Right-click the record, and select Unblock Association. A
message box is displayed.
 4. Enter the verification code, and click OK.

 Querying the Manually Blocking Status of an SCTP

Association
 Steps
 2. Select one or several records from the list.
 3. Right-click the selected records, and select Manual blocking
status query of association from the shortcut menu.

M3UA AS Status Management
 Querying the AS Status and Key Information

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > M3UA AS.
 3. Right-click the records, and select AS Status and Key
Information Query. The result is displayed in the Query result
column.

M3UA AS Status Management
 Querying AS Statuses in Batches

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > M3UA AS.
 3. Right-click the records, and select AS Status Batch Query. The
result is displayed in the Query result column.

M3UA ASP Status Management
 Querying the ASP Status and Key Information

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > M3UA ASP.
 3. Right-click the records, and select ASP Status and Key
Information Query. The result is displayed in the Status of ASPs
supporting the AS column.

 Querying ASP Statuses in Batches

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > M3UA ASP. The M3UA ASP tab
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the records, and select Batch ASP status request.
The result is displayed in the Status of ASPs supporting the AS
column.

 Disabling an ASP
 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the records, and select ASP Down. The result is
displayed in the Status of ASPs supporting the AS column.

 Enabling an ASP
 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the records, and select ASP UP. The result is
displayed in the Up/Down Operation Result column.

 Deactivating an ASP
 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > M3UA ASP.
 3. Right-click the records, and select ASP Inactive. The result is
displayed in the Active/Inactive Operation Result column.

 Activating an ASP
 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the records, and select ASP Active. The result is
displayed in the Active/Inactive Operation Result column.

Adjacent No.7 Office Status Management
 Querying the Office Status and Key Information

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > Adjacent No.7 Office.
 3. Right-click the records and select Office Status and Key
Information Query.

 Querying the Office Statuses in Batches

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > Adjacent No.7 Office
 3. Right-click the records and select Office Status Batch Query.
The query result is displayed in the Adjoining office status
column.

 Query the Status of an SSN

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > Adjacent No.7 Office. The
Adjacent No.7 Office tab is displayed.
 3. Right-click the records, and select Query the status of SSN.

Local SCCP Subsystem Status Management
 Blocking/Unblocking the Local SCCP Subsystem

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > Local SCCP Subsystem.
 3. Right-click the selected records, and select Block or Unblock.

Local SCCP Subsystem Status Management
 Querying the Status of a Local SSN

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > Local SCCP Subsystem.
 3. Right-click the records, and select Query the status of local
ssn.

Querying Available Bandwidth of a Transport
Path
 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > Transmission Path. The
Transmission Path tab is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected records, and select Transport Path
Valid Band Query.

Querying Available Bandwidth of a Transport
Path Group
 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > Transmission Path Group. The
Transmission Path Group tab is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected records, and select Transport Path
Group Band Query.

RPU Board Status Management
 Querying IPV4 Information of an RPU Board

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > RPU Board.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select RPU interface IPv4
information inquiry.

 Querying IPV4 Route Information of an RPU Board

 Steps
NE > Transmission Resource > RPU Board. The RPU Board tab
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select RPU IPv4 route
information inquiry. The query results are displayed.

 Querying a Static ARP

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select ARP static query.
The ARP static query result page is displayed.

 Querying the Port Channel ARP

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the record and select To query port-channel ARP.

 Querying the SUPERVLAN Interface ARP

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the record and select To query SUPERVLAN
interface ARP

 Querying the Port Channel Group

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select Lacp Port-Channel
Query. A dialog box is displayed.
 4. Enter the channel group number and click OK.

 Querying the LACP Statistics

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select Lacp Counters
Query. A dialog box is displayed.
 4. Enter the channel group number and click OK.

 Querying the Peer Aggregate Port Status

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the record and select Lacp Neighbours Query. A
 4. Enter the channel group number, and click OK.

 Querying the Member Ports of an Aggregate Port

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the record and select Lacp Internal Query. A
 4. Enter the channel group number, and click OK.

 Querying BFD DAMP

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select BFD Damp Inquiry.
The BFD Damp Inquiry page is displayed.

 Querying POLICYMAP in an RPU

 Steps
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select Policymap query in
RPU. The result is displayed in the Policymap query in RPU
page.

 Querying SUPERVLAN Members

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select SUPERVLAN
Member Query.
 4. Enter a SUPERVLAN No.
 5. Click OK.

 Querying the SUPERVLAN Port IP-PORT Table

 Steps
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select SUPERVLAN Port
IP-PORT Table Query.
 4. Enter a SUPERVLAN No.
 5. Click OK.

 Querying the Relationship Between the Interfaces and

802.3ah Protocol in an RPU
 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select Interface query
related to 802.3ah protocol on RPU. The result is displayed in
the Interface query related to 802.3ah protocol on RPU page.

 Querying the MD Configuration on an RPU

 Steps
is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select MD Config Query
on RPU. The Please input dialog box is displayed.
 4. Enter the MD index,, and then click OK.

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Logical Function Configuration (UMTS)
 Querying the TCP Home Module and Status of the IUBC

Interface
 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > Logical Function Configuration.
The Logical Function Configuration (UMTS) tab is displayed.
 2. On the Logical Function Configuration (UMTS) tab, select a
record.
 3. Right-click the record, and select Get module and status of
TCP on the IuBC interface from the shortcut menu.

Logical Function Configuration (UMTS)
 Querying the SLA Task Information

 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > Logical Function Configuration.
The Logical Function Configuration (UMTS) tab is displayed.
 2. On the Logical Function Configuration (UMTS) tab, select a
record.
 3. Right-click the record, and select Get the SLA task
information from the shortcut menu.

Resetting IuCS Links
 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > luCS Link (UMTS). The IuCS Link
(UMTS) tab is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select IU Reset >
Dedicated CN in CS domain.

lub Port Status Management
 Starting Port Status Monitoring

 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > Iub Port(UMTS). The lub Port
 3. Right-click the selected records, and select Observe.

Cell Status Management
 Starting Cell Status Monitoring

 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > Cell (UMTS). The Cell (UMTS)
tab is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected records, and select Stop observing.

Channel Status Management
 Starting Channel Status Monitoring

 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > Channel (UMTS). The Channel
 3. Right-click the selected records, and select Observe. A
message box is displayed.
 4. Enter the verification code, and click OK. The channel status is
displayed in real time in each attribute column.

Querying the OMCB Path Status (UMTS)
 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > OMCB Path of Iub Interface
(UMTS). The OMCB Path of Iub Interface (UMTS) tab is
displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select OMCB Path of Iub
Interface (UMTS) > All RNC Query, or OMCB Path of Iub
Interface (UMTS) > Query by ANEID, or OMCB Path of Iub
Interface (UMTS) > Query by OMCB Path ID.

Querying the Service IP Path of the Iub Interface
(UMTS)
 Steps
NE > UMTS Radio Resource > IP Path of Iub Interface (UMTS).
The IP Path of Iub Interface (UMTS) tab is displayed.
 3. Right-click the selected record, and select IP Path of Iub
Interface (UMTS) > All RNC Query, or IP Path of Iub Interface
(UMTS) > Query by ANEID, or IP Path of Iub Interface (UMTS)
> Query by IP Domain No..

Glossary
 AAL2 - ATM Adaptation Layer type 2

 ACL - Access Control List
 APS- Automatic Protection Switching
 ARP- Address Resolution Protocol
 AS- Application Server
 ASIC- Application Specific Integrated Circuit
 ASP- Application Service Process
 ATM- Asynchronous Transfer Mode
 BFD- Bidirectional Forwarding Detection
 CMP- Calling Main Processor
 CN- Core Network
Glossary
 CPU- Central Processing Unit

 DHCP- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
 DPI- Deep Packet Inspection
 DSP- Digital Signal Processing
 EGBS- ETCA GE Base Switch
 EGFS- ETCA GE Fabric Switch
 EPU- Epilogue Process Unit
 GPS- Global Positioning System
 HDLC- High-level Data Link Control
 ICM- Integrated Clock Module
 IMA- Inverse Multiplexing over ATM
 IP- Internet Protocol

Glossary
 IPD- ICMP Path Detection

 IWF- Interworking Function
 KPI- Key Performance Indicator
 LACP- Link Aggregation Control Protocol
 LED- Light Emitting Diode
 MA- Maintenance Association
 MAC- Media Access Control
 MTP3- Message Transfer Part layer 3
 NTP- Network Time Protocol
 OMCB- Operation & Maintenance Center for Node B
 OMM- Operation & Maintenance Module
 OMP- Operation & maintenance Main Processor

Glossary
 PMTU- Path Maximum Transmission Unit

 PTP- Physical Termination Point
 PVC- Permanent Virtual Channel
 RNC- Radio Network Controller
 RPU- Route Process Unit
 RUP- Rnc User plane Processor
 SCCP- Signaling Connection Control Part
 SCTP- Stream Control Transmission Protocol
 SMP- Service Management Point
 SSCOP- Service Specific Connection Oriented Protocol
 TDM- Time Division Multiplexing
 UE- User Equipment

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 Resetting a Board Normally

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 Resetting a Board Forcibly

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 Selecting the Clock Base

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 Requesting APS Exchange

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 Querying the Time

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 Setting the Time

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 Querying the CPU Usage

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 Querying the CPU Usage of Processes

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 Querying the CPU Frequency

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 Querying the Memory Usage

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 Querying the Physical CPU Core Usage

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 Querying the Hardware Version