Ceragon NMS NetMaster R14A - Admin Training Handbook Ver2

Ceragon Course Handbook
COURSE HANDBOOK
Installation | System Configuration
NMS NetMaster – Admin training

Updated for R14A
Visit our Customer Training Portal at training.ceragon.com or contact us at training@ceragon.com
Trainee Name: _________________
March
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2015
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Ceragon NMS Admin Training

Table of Content

1. NMS Introduction………………..…………………………………………………………....................................... 005
2. Firewall settings……………..……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 021
3. Installation of NMS NetMaster…………………………………………………………………………………………….. 025
4. Course Evaluation Form………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 053
1 Ceragon NetMaster Admin Training R14A

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Page 4
NMS Introduction
March 2015, ver2
Agenda
• NMS vs. EMS
• System Overview and Architecture
• Client – Server Platform
• Main Management Features Overview
• NetMaster redundancy with failover
2 Proprietary and Confidential
Page 5
NMS vs. EMS
• EMS:
• manages one or more of a specific type of network elements (NEs). It
also allows the user to manage all the features of each NE individually
• NMS:
• manages the communication between NEs, monitoring and
administering a network
System Overview and Architecture
Page 6
NetMaster Concept
• Based on Java technology
• Flexible SW components
• Platform independent
• Scalable HW platform
• Client-server architecture
• Management of the complete growing and evolving Ceragon product

portfolio
NetMaster Concept
• Full set of FCPS functionalities
• End-to-end Services provisioning - Long Haul and Short Haul

platforms
• Ethernet and TDM EtE services - maintenance and Provisioning
• Open SNMP adapter – managing any 3rd party SNMP based network
element
• Complete redundancy & backup functionality
• Strong secured solution, flexible User access control
• Future-proof complete solution to support migration to all-IP
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Architecture - Modular and Future-Proof Design
• Based on a modular and future-proof architecture
• NetMaster cost-effectively manages thousands of network elements
• Network supervisors, field engineers and network maintenance staff can
easily supervise the network from the view of the bird’s eye down to the
single network element level – from any location, from any device
Supported Network Elements Evolution Long Haul Split
IP-10G
• Evolution Series IP-20N

• FibeAir IP-10 Family
• FibeAir IP-20N/A/LH/G/C/S/E
• FibeAir FA-2000 Family
• FibeAir 3200T
• FibeAir 1500R / P FA 70
• InterLink Family
FA 2000 / 2500
• Eltek Smartpack
• SDH Mux BG20/BG30 IP-20CSE

• CityLink Family
• WiLink I / XL
• FlexLink IP-20G
• CompactLink
• NetLink & N2N
• SmartNode/Metro/Connect
• NL29x, NL24x & NL18x-A Evolution InterLink

• FA 70F/T
IP-20A Long Haul
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Ceragon’s Products & Solutions
NetMaster ‐ End To End Management System
Short Haul Long Haul
Access Aggregation Aggregation Backbone
IP‐10C
All outdoor FibeAir70
Gigabit Radio High Power ODUs
Compact LH
IP‐10
IP‐10Q (NA market) Evolution LH radio
Nodal
FibeAir2000 IP‐10G Hybrid Aggregation Split Mount / All‐Indoor
Sub6 GHz IP‐10E Ethernet only
Client – Server Platform
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Networks with less than 200 NEs:
Co-Located System
•Application Server, Data Base Server

may be in the same Hardware.
•Clients may also be in the same

hardware and/or separated PCs.
Networks with more than 200 NEs:
Clients
Application Server, DB Server and
Client should be in different
Hardware.
Client
In the case of very big networks,
normally with more than 1000 NEs,
it is recommended to have
redundancy in the application server
and DB server.
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Networks with more than 200 NEs:
Client and server are connected by

the TCP/IP network. Communication
between client and server (Protocol)
are based on Java Remote Method
Invocation (Java RMI).
A periodical DB back up must be

schedule in the Database Server.
Back up files must be sent to a
different Hard Drive.
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Main Management Features Overview

Faults
• Traps & Polling (user set)
• Multiple views - Summary bar, Unique “Time Slider” histogram
• NetMaster Northbound SNMP Agent for Higher layer management integrations
• Reports – network view and alarm statistics
Configuration
• End to End Services management
• Bulk settings of common network parameters (as Trap Subscriber, Real Time clock)
• Network elements Config files backup/restore
• Network elements SW download
• Launch of EMS GUI
Performance
• Template based collection – flexible per usage needs
• Graphing of collected data
• Reports
Security
• User/group privilege management
• Audit logging/browsing
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Flexible SW Components – Scalable HW Platform
• Three Main Software

Components:
• Application Server
• Clients (GUI)
• Database Server
• (Commercial)
One installation CD. Specific software components to be Installed, are selected

when running setup: Server, Client, System Manager or Northbound interface.
Flexible SW Components – Scalable HW Platform
Application Server
• Manages the interaction of system
components
• Provides communication with NEs
Clients (GUI)
• End-user application
• Handles all user access to NetMaster
Database Server (Optional)
• Store all network and business objects
• Handles the storage and retrieval of data
required by the operator
Northbound interface
• interface to higher order management
network systems or other business
operations components
System Manager
• System self-management web based for
administration of database and
communication with application server
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DATABASE
APP server GUI NORTHBOUND SYSTEM MNG
SERVER
• Runs continuously in the

background as a service.
• Manage the interaction of all
NetMaster system components.
• Provides communication with all
network elements (SNMP,).
• Designed based on JAVA/J2EE
technology, hence suitable for
porting to other Operating systems.
• There are not user interface for the
server. All configuration will be done
from clients.
Operating systems:
Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit Standard
Solaris 10 running on Oracle (Sun)
DATABASE
SERVER
• End-user application.
• Handles all user access to
NetMaster.
• Rich Client
• With License, up to 20 clients
can be logged on to the
server simultaneously.
• Can be run in standard PCs.
Operating system:
- Windows XP SP3 Professional English
- Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit Standard Edition English
- Windows 7 SP1 32 bit Professional English
- Windows 7 SP1 64 bit Professional English
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DATABASE
SERVER
• The GUI is built on “Rich client” platform
• Perspectives
• Geographical Tree & Maps
• Logical Tree & Maps
• Automatic Network Discovery
• Data from multiple network elements can
• be displayed simultaneously
• System status are indicated using colours
• Report Generator
• Alarms on Topological Links
DATABASE
SERVER
Launching the client

•Default User name: root
•Default password: pw
•Server: Server IP address in the

network.
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DATABASE
SERVER
• Application server has

contact with NEs. Information
and status from the network
are store in the data base.
• The database server stores
all data used by the
NetMaster system.
• Two supported Data Base
products in NetMaster.
Oracle: A commercial,
proprietary database SW
vendor.
PostgreSQL: A freeware, open-
source database SW project.
DATABASE
SERVER
• The NetMaster SNMP Agent is an optional feature which requires a separate license.
• The agent provides topological information according to the standardized ENTITY-MIB (RFC
2737), and alarm state of the various network elements through proprietary tables and variables
given in the proprietary NETMASTER-MIB.
• State changes are communicated to managers by means of SNMP traps.
• The SNMP Agent is a specialized client.
• For northbound integration from NetMaster to Nokia NetAct, a separate Nokia NetAct Bridge
application has been provided.
• Inventory Management Reporting. (Licensed) Current HW and SW configuration. It updates,

insertion/deletion of NE modules or the discovery of new NEs through the interface.
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DATABASE
SERVER
•Default User name: root

•Default password: pw
System Manager tool is
running as a local service in
both, NetMaster App. Server
and DB Server computers,
however is launched only on
the NetMaster App. Server.
NetMaster redundancy with failover
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NetMaster redundancy with failover capabilities
• NetMaster can be configured for redundancy with failover capabilities, using a database replication
scheme between main and standby NMS sites. This can be applied to both pure in-house HW
redundancy as well as geographical system redundancy for disaster recovery.
Main System Standby System
App Server DB Server Fail-over DB Server App Server
Replication
Database replication scheme

• Oracle 10g / 11g and Postgres 9.1: Both, main and standby app. servers are running in
parallel, polling all elements. A set of scripts are available to make automatic replication of
the entire database at regular basis, normally every night, so configuration changes are
synchronized between databases.
Page 17
NetMaster Database Online Backup
• 1+1 High Availability Configuration
Page 18
• 2+2 High Availability Configuration with examples for the Points of Failure (POF)
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System design
FM
domain
System design: NMS Server
+ Optional Features FM Feature
FM Feature
• Minimum system:
NetMaster NMS Server
• Basic FCPS functionality NetMaster
• Enhancements: NMS server
Optional features Basic FCPS
• Selectable (and priced) one by one management
Hierarchical
domains
with maps
Report generator
GUI
domain
Thank you
Page 20
Firewall settings
March 2015, ver3
Agenda
• Client to Server connection
• NE to Server connection
• DB to Server connection
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Remote connection to Server
NMS Server
& System LAN
MNG GUI
Client
NMS DCN
Server NE
Traps Traps Traps
NMS SNMP OSS

Server Agent LAN
DB Server & LAN NMS

System MNG Server
Firewall setting (1)

NMS Server & LAN GUI
System MNG
Client
If connecting any remote GUI clients to the server, and the computer’s firewall is enabled, it is necessary to configure
the firewall to allow these ports to be opened:
• Port Description
• TCP port 1098 Java RMI Activation Port. TCP port at which the activation system (rmid) listens
• TCP port 1099 Java RMI Registry Port.
• TCP port 8089 NetMaster's report feature
• TCP port 3873 JBoss EJB 3 socket based invoker layer
• TCP port 4446 JBoss EJB3 remote method invocation
• TCP port 61616 Used by NetMaster client to connect to an enterprise messaging queue that runs within NetMaster, used
to push events to the client about changes in services
• TCP port 20 FTP - File Transfer [default data]
• TCP port 21 FTP - File Transfer [Control]
Ports to be opened at the machine where the System Manager is installed:
• TCP port 18005 Shutdown port
• TCP port 18010 AJP connector port
• TCP port 18080 Connector port
• TCP port 18443 Redirect port
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NMS DCN
Server NE
Traps Traps Traps
In order for the NetMaster server to receive traps from network elements, the following port must be opened:
• UDP port 162 SNMP trap port. Default port is 162, but can be set to a different port in the Snmp Trap Port Number field
in NetMaster Server system manager view
NMS SNMP OSS

Server Agent LAN
If the SNMP agent is installed the following port must be open:
• UDP port 161 SNMP get/set port
• UDP port 162 Northbound SNMP Trap Port
DB Server & NMS

LAN
System MNG Server
Ports to be opened at the machine where the Database is installed:
• TCP Port 1521 Oracle Database server
• TCP Port 5432 Postgres SQL Database server
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Thank you
Page 24
Installation of NMS NetMaster
March 2015, ver2
Agenda
• System Requirements
• NetMaster installation on Windows
• Database Installation
• Database Post-Installation
• System Manager installation on Database Server
• NetMaster Application Server installation
• Post-installation System MNG tool
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System Requirements
Introduction
In general, there are a number of factors affecting the requirements for a management
system:
• The number of managed network elements and radio channels
• The amount of information and number of alarms/events generated by the elements
• The quantity and frequency of performance measurement data collected from the elements
• Whether the NetMaster Client, NetMaster Server and Database Server are co-located on the same computer or
installed on separate computers
• The number of concurrent clients running
• Operator usage and system utilization
• Load or interference from other applications on the same computers
• Load or interference from other traffic in the DCN
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Netmaster Installer
Three Main Software Components:
• Application Server
• Clients (GUI)
• Database Server
(Commercial)
One installation CD. Specific software components to be Installed, are selected

when running setup: Server, Client, System Manager or Northbound interface.
Netmaster Installer
Two Software tools:

App. Server
Northbound
Interface
• System Manager:
•Runs as a service in both, App. System

Manager
Server and DB Server. NetMaster
Installer
System
Manager
• Northbound SNMP Agent:
•Runs as a service in App. Server Database

Installer
DB Server
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Supported platform
Platform Supported versions
Server Operating System ‐ Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit Standard Edition
English
‐ Windows XP SP3 Professional English
‐ Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit Standard Edition
Client Operating System English
‐ Windows 7 SP1 32 bit Professional English
‐ Windows 7 SP1 64 bit Professional English
‐ Oracle 10g, 10.2.0.1.0, 32 bit edition (Standard Edition
One, Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition)
Database System ‐ Oracle 11g R2, 11.2.0.1.0, 64 bit edition (Standard
Edition One, Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition)
‐ PostgreSQL (Versions 9.1.3)
Application Server. Hardware Recommendations

Less than 200 NEs. Application Server, DB Server and Client might be in the same Hardware.
(Co-Located system)
#Radio #NE CPU RAM Disk) OS NIC Database) #15 min

Channels performance)
1‐500 1 – 200 2.4 GHz 16 GB 150 Win 2008 Ethernet PostgreSQL 50
GB R2 SE x64 100 Mbit/s
4 core
Between 200 and 1000 NEs. Application Server,
• DB Server and Client should be in different
• Hardware.
500-2500 200 – 1000 2.4 GHz 16 GB 300 Win 2008 R2 Ethernet PostgreSQL 250
GB SE x64
4 core 1 Gbit/s
More than 1000 NEs. Application Server, DB Server and Client should be in different Hardware
and it is recommended to have redundancy.

2500- 1000 – 2.4 GHz 32 GB 300 Win 2008 Ethernet PostgreSQL 500
5000 2000 GB R2 SE x64
8 core 1 Gbit/s
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Clients (GUI). Hardware Recomendations
MS Windows Client Configuration Recommendations
#NE CPU RAM Disk space NIC Client/Server
bandwidth)
1 – 200 2.4 GHz 4 GB 50 GB Ethernet 1‐5 Mbit/s
Dual core 100 Mbit/s
200 – 1000 2.4 GHz 4 GB 50 GB Ethernet 10‐50 Mbit/s

Dual core 100 Mbit/s
1000  2.4 GHz 8 GB 50 GB Ethernet 100 Mbit/s

Quad core 100 Mbit/s
•Client/Server bandwidth recommendations are given for management of the complete network, with all network
elements included.
•Restricting user access to administrative domains with a limited number of elements will reduce the amount of
bandwidth required.
•1098: Java RMI Activation Port.

•1099: Java RMI Registry Port.
•4444: JBoss RMI Object Port.
•8089: NetMaster's report feature
•3387:
Database
Database Server Recommendations
#Radio #NE CPU RAM Disk OS NIC Database #15 min
1-500 1 – 200 2.4 GHz 16 GB 150 GB Win 2008 R2 Ethernet PostgreSQL 50

SE x64
4 core 100 Mbit/s
500-2500 200 – 2.4 GHz 16 GB 300 GB Win 2008 R2 Ethernet PostgreSQL 250.
1000 SE x64
4 core 1 Gbit/s
2500-5000 1000 – 2.4 GHz 16 GB 300 GB Win 2008 R2 Ethernet PostgreSQL 500
2000 (SSD) SE x64
4 core 1 Gbit/s
5000- 2000 – 2.4 GHz 32 GB 600 GB Win 2008 R2 Ethernet PostgreSQL 1000
10000 5000 RAID SE x64
8 core 1 Gbit/s
(SSD)
10000- 5000 – 2.9 GHz 64 GB 600 GB Win 2008 R2 Ethernet PostgreSQL 2500
25000 10000 RAID SE x64
16 core 1 Gbit/s
(SSD)
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NetMaster installation on Windows
11
Content
• Database Installation
• PostgeSQL
• Database Post-Installation
• PostgeSQL
• System Manager installation on Database Server
• NetMaster Application Server installation
• Post-installation System MNG tool
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PostgreSQL installation
Database Installation - PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL
• is a powerful open source relational database system
• more than 15 years of active development and a proven architecture that
has earned it a strong reputation for reliability, data integrity, and
correctness
• NetMaster R13 is compatible with PostgreSQL version 9.1.3
• PostgreSQL can be downloaded free of charge from www.postgresql.org
• For your convenience we have embedded PostgreSQL version 9.1.3 Windows x64
as well as PostgreSQL documentation on the NetMaster installation CD
Note that you have to perform some post-installation steps to make

PostgreSQL work with NetMaster. Please see the PostgreSQL Post
Installation chapter for more information.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1. Introduction screen
• Introduction message. Click Next to get started
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2. Installation Directory
• Select the installation directory. You can change the directory by selecting Browse to pick the new directory. Click
Next to continue
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3. Data Directory
• Select the directory under which data will be stored. Note that the 'Data Directory' option may only be installed on
an NTFS partition. If you wish to install the data directory on any other partition type, you will need to run
initdb.exe manually after installation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
4. Password
• Enter and confirm the password to be used for the superuser account (postgres) in the database cluster. This password is
also used for the service account and must match the current password if the account already exists. You can change the
superuser password independently of the service account password at any time following the installation
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If a dialog indicating that the "Administrator User Group"

contains "Interactive Users", remove the Interactive user from
the Administrators group and add your user to it instead. See
further instructions below:
a. Open the windows user management window: Start |

Control Panel | User Accounts. Select the tab advance
and furthermore click on Advanced button in the middle of
the dialog
b. Select Groups and DoubleClick on the Administrators
group on the right side of the dialog. Remove the NT
AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE user from Administrators
group and add the current user to the same group
c. Continue the installation with PostgreSQL
The “Superuser name” and password entered in this dialog must later be used to
access the PostgreSQL database when installing NetMaster and if accessing the
database through the PostgreSQL database administration tool pgAdmin III
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
5. Port
• Select the port that the server will listen on. You may specify a non-default port number to run the server on (If you
change the default port, please make a note of it, as you will need it while installing the NetMaster server)
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6. Advanced Options
• Choose the local that the cluster will be initialized with
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
7. Ready to install
• Click Next to start the actual installation
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
8. Installing
• A progress bar is shown during the installation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
9. Finished
• Unselect the option “Launch Stack Builder at exit” .Installation is complete. You can now go ahead and test your
installation
After installation of PostgreSQL you will have to make some changes in parameter
settings to make it work optimal with NetMaster
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PostreSQL Post-installation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1. Start the pgAdmin tool

• . Start | All programs | PostgreSQL 9.1 | pgAdmin III. Connect to your PostgreSQL database server
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
2. Expand the following in the left window

• . PostgreSQL Database Server -> Databases -> Postgres
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
3. Choose Tools | Server Configuration | postgresql.conf

• . PostgreSQL Database Server -> Databases -> Postgres
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Parameter name Required Default

max_connections 250 100
maintenance_work_mem 32MB 16MB
max_prepared_transactions 150 100
shared_buffers 64MB 32MB
temp_buffers 16MB 8MB
work_mem 4MB 1MB
checkpoint_segments 12 3
4. Locate setting parameter double-click on it and change it to new value based on the table
• Parameter must be also enabled
• Save modified file choose File | Save
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
5. If you plan to install the NetMaster server on a different server than the PostgreSQL server
• You have to enable access in the host based authentication configuration
• Choose Tools | Server configuration | pg_hba.conf
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Remote client
connected to this
DB
6. Double click on the second raw to update remote client to access database
• You have to enable access in the host based authentication configuration
• Choose Tools | Server configuration | pg_hba.conf
More details on this is given in the PostgreSQL online help

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7. To make the change take effect the PostgreSQL

• Right click on the PosgreSQL database and choose Reload Configuration
• Or from the Windows Start menu choose All Programs | PostgreSQL 9.1 | Reload Configuration
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System Manager installation on Database
Server
System Manager Tool
- Installed together with the NetMaster Application Server
Provides:
• Set up NetMaster database connection

• Upgrade old NetMaster database to a new version
• Backup/restore database (requires System Manager on database server)
• Schedule database backup and database maintenance tasks
• Configure email notification
• Start and stop of NetMaster Server
System Manager MUST be installed as a standalone application on your database server

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Installation System MNG tool
NetMaster Application Server installation
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Run setup.exe from root folder
• Insert the CD into the desired drive and run the Setup.exe
• Press the Install NetMaster button to initiate NetMaster installation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• 1. The Introduction step displays some general information about the installation process
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• 2. Read the license agreement
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• 3. Choose Install Set step. Note that the NetMaster Server install set includes Server, System Manager, Client and Northbound SNMP
Agent
• Or via Custom selection choose components you want to install
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• 4. Choose Install Folder step. In this step you can choose where on the file system to install the software
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• 5. Choose Shortcut Folder step. In this step you can choose where to place product icons/shortcuts. Note that there is an option for
creating icons for all Users
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• 6. Pre Installation Summary step This step gives an overview of the current selections
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• 7. Install Complete step. If there were any problems encountered during the installation, see the installation log file located in the
installation destination folder for details
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7
• The installation wizard configures the system when completing the wizard. If included in the installation set, System Manager can be
opened at the end of installation
• Press Yes to open System Manager, and complete configuration of NetMaster, including importing a license, connecting NetMaster to a
database, scheduling database backup and setup mail parameters
Post-installation System MNG tool
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Open System MNG tool
Default:
User: root
Pass: pw
• After installation of Application server, System MNG tool will open

• Finalization of setup between App server and DB server
Note: It is strongly recommended to change the password of the root account as soon as possible to prevent
unauthorized access. To change the password, open the System Manager Settings view
NetMaster Initial Setup
• During first launching of System MNG tool automatically Initial Setup will be opened, or you can open it manually
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NetMaster Initial Setup - License
• Initial Setup guide for importing License, set up parameters for DB and for User Schema for NetMaster
• Browse for your License key, it must be in format .key
Import License
• After license key has been browsed you can see allowed license feature
• Based on License key and Server HW Activation key will be generated for request of permanent license
• Click to Import button and go to Next
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Database connection parameters
Instance name:
For PostgreSQL
= postgres
Select installed
type of DB
IP address of DB
server
DB port according
to DB installation
Default Username,
can be change in
PGAdmin
DB password how
was created during
DB installation
• Make sure your Database service is already running
User / Schema Parameters
DB PostgreSQL
NM Schema
• It is also possible to connect to an existing NetMaster database. If the existing database is not of
current version, the wizard will upgrade it to the latest version
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User / Schema backup
• It is recommended to back up the NetMaster database at regular intervals. You can set up periodic backup using System
Manager
• The default location is C:\NetMaster\Backup\Database
E-mail Parameters
It is possible to set up System Manager to send email notification in case of:

• Periodic backup failure
• NetMaster server unexpected shutdown
• Database optimization failure
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Summary and Start NM Server
You have succesfuly finished NetMaster Installation
Thank You
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Course Evaluation Form
Dear Customer!
Thank you for taking the time to complete the following course evaluation form. Your
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course and report. The information you provide will be used to help us improve the content of
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Trainee Name: _________________

1 Ceragon NetMaster Admin Training R14A

March 2015, ver2

• NMS vs. EMS

• System Overview and Architecture

• Client – Server Platform

• Main Management Features Overview

• NetMaster redundancy with failover

2 Proprietary and Confidential

3 Proprietary and Confidential

System Overview and Architecture

• Based on Java technology

• Management of the complete growing and evolving Ceragon product

5 Proprietary and Confidential

• End-to-end Services provisioning - Long Haul and Short Haul

• Ethernet and TDM EtE services - maintenance and Provisioning

• Complete redundancy & backup functionality

• Strong secured solution, flexible User access control

• Future-proof complete solution to support migration to all-IP

6 Proprietary and Confidential

7 Proprietary and Confidential

Supported Network Elements Evolution Long Haul Split

• Evolution Series IP-20N

• FibeAir FA-2000 Family

• SDH Mux BG20/BG30 IP-20CSE

• NetLink & N2N

• NL29x, NL24x & NL18x-A Evolution InterLink

88 Proprietary and Confidential

9 Proprietary and Confidential

Client – Server Platform

•Application Server, Data Base Server

•Clients may also be in the same

11 Proprietary and Confidential

Networks with more than 200 NEs:

12 Proprietary and Confidential

Client and server are connected by

A periodical DB back up must be

Main Management Features Overview

14 Proprietary and Confidential

• Three Main Software

One installation CD. Specific software components to be Installed, are selected

15 Proprietary and Confidential

Flexible SW Components – Scalable HW Platform

16 Proprietary and Confidential

• Runs continuously in the

17 Proprietary and Confidential

18 Proprietary and Confidential

• Geographical Tree & Maps

• Logical Tree & Maps

• Automatic Network Discovery

• Data from multiple network elements can

• System status are indicated using colours

• Alarms on Topological Links

19 Proprietary and Confidential

Launching the client

•Server: Server IP address in the

20 Proprietary and Confidential

• Application server has

21 Proprietary and Confidential

• State changes are communicated to managers by means of SNMP traps.

• The SNMP Agent is a specialized client.