Zxur 9000 Umts: Configuration Tool Operation Guide

ZXUR 9000 UMTS
Radio Network Controller

Configuration Tool Operation Guide
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Serial Number: SJ-20120319104909-017
Publishing Date: 2012-05-30 (R1.0)

Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Basic Functions for Data Configuration ................................. 1-1
1.1 Overview ........................................................................................................... 1-1
1.1.1 Applying for the Mutex Right ..................................................................... 1-1
1.1.2 Releasing the Mutex Right ........................................................................ 1-2
1.1.3 Batch Managing the Mutex Right............................................................... 1-3
Chapter 2 Management Functions for Data Configuration..................... 2-1

2.1 Overview ........................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Configuration Data Backup and Restoration ......................................................... 2-1
2.2.1 Backing Up the Configuration Data............................................................ 2-1
2.2.2 Restoring the Configuration Data............................................................... 2-3
2.3 Synchronizing Data to a Network Element ........................................................... 2-4
2.3.1 Checking Configuration Data Validity on a Network Element ....................... 2-5
2.3.2 Synchronizing Configuration Data ............................................................. 2-6
2.4 Exporting Configuration Data .............................................................................. 2-7
2.5 Importing Configuration Data............................................................................... 2-9
2.6 Batch Modifying the Configuration Data ............................................................... 2-9
2.6.1 Batch Modifying the Configuration Data ..................................................... 2-9
2.6.2 Batch copying the Configuration Data .......................................................2-11
2.7 Importing Configuration Data in Quick Mode ...................................................... 2-12
2.8 Creating a Configuration File for Quick Data Import ............................................ 2-14
Chapter 3 Auxiliary Functions for Data Configuration ........................... 3-1

3.1 Overview ........................................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Duplicating a Modify Area ................................................................................... 3-1
3.3 Comparing Two Managed Objects....................................................................... 3-2
3.4 Searching for Parameters ................................................................................... 3-3
3.5 Filtering Network Elements ................................................................................. 3-4
3.6 Setting Background Color for Modified Data ......................................................... 3-5
Figures............................................................................................................. I
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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes how to use the ZXUR 9000 UMTS configuration tools in the
configuration management window of the network management system.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Network planning engineers
l Network optimization engineers
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter Summary
1, Basic Functions for Data Configuration Describes the basic functions for data configura-
tion, including the management of the mutex right
and configuration sets.
2, Management Functions for Data Configuration Describes how to manage configuration data, in-
cluding the backup, restoration, synchronization,
import, and export of configuration data.
3, Auxiliary Functions for Data Configuration Describes how to use the auxiliary functions to
maintain the configuration data of managed ob-
jects,
Related Documentation
ZXUR 9000 UMTS (4.11.20) Radio Network Controller Ground Parameter Reference
ZXUR 9000 UMTS (4.11.20) Radio Network Controller Radio Parameter Reference
ZXUR 9000 UMTS (4.11.20) Radio Network Controller Specifications and Requirements
for Importing Radio Parameter Settings
Conventions
Typeface Meaning
Note: provides additional information about a

certain topic.
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Chapter 1
Basic Functions for Data
Configuration
Table of Contents
Overview ....................................................................................................................1-1
1.1 Overview
As the network element management system supports concurrent login of multiple users
via different clients, the mutex right ensures that only one user can perform operations on
a Network Element via a client at a time.
When a user applies for and obtains the mutex right on an NE via a client (for example,
client A), a green lock icon ( ) appears besides the NE node in the Managed Element
Tree on client A, indicating this user can perform operations on this node and all its child
nodes. Correspondingly, a red lock icon appears before this NE node on other clients (for
example, client B), indicating the mutex right on this NE has been obtained by another
user.
In the Configuration Resource Tree, the following mutex right operations are supported
on a managed element:
l Applying for the mutex right
l Releasing the mutex right
l Managing the mutex right
1.1.1 Applying for the Mutex Right

After obtaining the mutex right, a user can perform operations on a managed element and
all its child nodes, such as create, modify, and delete a node. The mutex right can prevent
the other users from configuring the managed element at the same time, which may result
in data confusion.
Steps
1. In the Network Element Tree, right-click a managed element node, and select Apply
for Mutex Right.
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Result
The icon appears beside the managed element node, see Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 Obtaining the Mutex Right
1.1.2 Releasing the Mutex Right

A user must release the mutex right on a managed element after changing the configuration
data of this element via a client. Otherwise other users cannot apply for the mutex right on
this managed element, and thus cannot perform operations on it.
After the mutex right is released, the green lock icon besides the managed element node
disappears. The managed element node without the green lock icon indicates that no one
has obtained the mutex right on it.
Prerequisite
You have obtained the mutex right on the managed element.
Steps
1. In the Network Element Tree, right-click a managed element node, and select
Release for Mutex Right.
Result
The icon besides the managed element node disappears, see Figure 1-2.
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Figure 1-2 Releasing the Mutex Right
1.1.3 Batch Managing the Mutex Right

This procedure describes how to use the mutex right manager to apply for and release the
mutex right on one or multiple managed elements.
Steps
1. From the main menu of the Configuration Management window, select
Configuration Management > Mutex Right Management. The Mutex Right
Management dialog box is displayed, see Figure 1-3.
Figure 1-3 Mutex Right Management Dialog Box
2. In Mutex right information, all the created managed elements are listed.
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The icon indicates that the mutex right on the corresponding managed element has
been granted to a user.
l Click Select All. All the managed elements in Mutex right information are
selected.
l Click Deselect All. All the selected managed elements in Mutex right
information are deselected.
3. Click the following buttons to perform operations on the selected managed elements:
If Then
Applying for the mutex right on the selected Click Apply For.
managed elements
Releasing the mutex right on the selected Click Release.

managed elements
Updating the information of the Network Click Refresh.

Element(s) in the list
Closing the Mutex Right Management dialog Click Close.

box
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Chapter 2
Management Functions for
Data Configuration
Table of Contents
Overview ....................................................................................................................2-1
Configuration Data Backup and Restoration ...............................................................2-1
Synchronizing Data to a Network Element..................................................................2-4
Exporting Configuration Data......................................................................................2-7
Importing Configuration Data......................................................................................2-9
Batch Modifying the Configuration Data......................................................................2-9
Importing Configuration Data in Quick Mode ............................................................2-12
Creating a Configuration File for Quick Data Import..................................................2-14
2.1 Overview
This chapter describes how to manage the configuration data of a network element,
including:
l Backing up and restoring the configuration data of a network element

l Synchronizing all or incremental configuration data to a network element
l Batch modifying the configuration data
l Importing configuration data in quick mode
2.2 Configuration Data Backup and Restoration

2.2.1 Backing Up the Configuration Data
This procedure describes how to back up the configuration data of specific network
element(s) to a client computer.
Steps
Configuration Management > Data Backup. The Data Backup dialog box is
displayed, see Figure 2-1.
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Figure 2-1 Data Backup Dialog Box
a. In the Select backup NEs list, select NE(s) whose configuration data needs to be
backed up.
b. Click Browse. The Open dialog box is displayed. Select or type a directory where
you want to save the backup data, and click Open.
c. Fill in File name prefix and Backup note if you want to specify a prefix for the
backup file and add a note for this backup.
Note:
The default prefix is ConfigData. You can also type a file prefix, which is not longer
than 10 characters.
2. Click OK. The system starts backing up the configuration data of the selected network
element(s). The Backup data progress message box is displayed, see Figure 2-2.
The backup data will be saved as a ZIP file. After the backup is completed, a message
box prompts.
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Figure 2-2 Backup Data Progress Message Box
3. Click Close.
2.2.2 Restoring the Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to restore the configuration data from a backup file in a
client computer.
Steps
Configuration Management > Data Restoration. The Data Restore dialog box is
displayed.
2. In the Select file drop-down box, select a backup file in ZIP format. The abstract of the
selected backup file and the corresponding subnetwork(s) are automatically displayed
in the Abstract of the backup file text box and Select NE(s) to restore list.
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Figure 2-3 Data Restore Dialog Box
3. In the Select NE(s) to restore list, select the NE(s) to be restored.

4. Click Execute. The Confirm dialog box is displayed.
5. Enter the verify code.
6. Click OK. After the backup is completed, a message box prompts.

7. Click Close.
2.3 Synchronizing Data to a Network Element

The configuration data on the network element management server can be synchronized
to a network element. The synchronization must be conducted when some system
operations have been performed, for example, configuration data modification.
There are two types of configuration data synchronization: all data synchronization and
incremental data synchronization.
Before the data synchronization, a global check on the configuration data validity is
automatically performed by the network management system.
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2.3.1 Checking Configuration Data Validity on a Network Element

This procedure describes how to check the validity of the configuration data on a Network
Element. If the network element has too many managed objects, the check will take a long
time.
Steps
1. In the Network Element Tree, right-click a managed element node, and select Global
Check. The Global Check dialog box is displayed.
2. Select check items from the list, or select Select all check box to select all check items.
3. Click Start. After the global check, the result is displayed in the following box, see
Figure 2-4.
Figure 2-4 Result of the Configuration Data Validity Check
4. Click Close to close the Global Check dialog box.

Follow-Up Action
l Click Clear to clear the displayed check result.
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l Click Exp... to save the check result to the local disk in a TXT file.
2.3.2 Synchronizing Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to synchronize the configuration to a Network Element.
There are two types of configuration data synchronization:
l All data synchronization: synchronizes all related configuration data from a network
management server to a Network Element.
l Incremental data synchronization: synchronizes the data that is modified after the
previous synchronization.
Note:
Before the configuration data synchronization, a global data validity check will be
automatically performed.
Prerequisite
1. The network management system is operating properly.
Steps
1. Perform one of the following action to start data synchronization:
Option Description
Synchronizing all configuration data Right-click a managed element node in the

Network Element Tree, and select Synchronize
All Data.
Synchronizing the incremental configuration data Right-click a managed element node in the
Network Element Tree, and select Synchronize
Modified Data.
2. Click Start in the Global Check dialog box.

3. Click Close to close the Global Check dialog box. A message box prompts.
Note:
Do not reboot a board when the configuration data synchronization is in progress.
4. Click OK. The data synchronization starts and the Synchronize progress dialog box
is displayed, see Figure 2-5.
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Figure 2-5 Synchronize Progress Dialog Box
l Sync status: indicates whether the synchronization is successful.

l Synchronize progress: shows the progress bar of the data synchronization.
l Sync detail: indicates the reason for the synchronization failure. If the
synchronization is successful, no information is displayed in this text box.
5. After the synchronization is completed, click CANCEL. The Synchronize progress
dialog box is closed. The data in the target network element is the same as the data
in the network management system.
Result
A snapshot area will be created for the future export operation on the Network Element
configuration data.
2.4 Exporting Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to export the configuration data in a Network Element to the
local disk in a ZIP file.
Steps
Configuration Management > Data Export. The Data Export dialog box is
displayed, see Figure 2-6.
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Figure 2-6 Data Export Dialog Box
a. In the Network Element Tree at the left, select the Network Elements whose
configuration data is to be exported.
b. In the Data area radio button group, select the source area from which the data
is exported.
Note:
l Modify area: indicates the data being modified in the Network Management
System is to be exported.
l Snapshot area: indicates the data on the selected Network Element(s) is to
be exported.
c. In File type radio button group, select the file type for the file to store the exported
data.
Note:
The files storing the configuration data will be saved in ZIP format no matter which
file type is selected.
d. Click Browse.
Select or enter the file path to store the exported data. click Open.
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e. Enter a file name prefix if necessary.

2. Click Execute. The below information box displays the export status and progress.
After the export is completed. An Information dialog box is displayed.
3. Click OK.
2.5 Importing Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to import the configuration data from a configuration file.
Note:
The configuration file to be imported must be an xml file, which can be generated by
exporting configuration data.
Steps
Configuration Management > Data Import. The Data Import dialog box is
displayed.
2. Click Browse.
3. Select a configuration file, and click Open.
4. Click Execute. A Confirm dialog box is displayed.
5. Input the verify code.
6. Click OK. The import status and progress are displayed in the information box. After
the import is completed, a message is displayed.
7. Click OK.
2.6 Batch Modifying the Configuration Data

2.6.1 Batch Modifying the Configuration Data
This procedure describes how to batch modify the configuration data.
Steps
Configuration Management > Data Batch Configuration Management. The Data
Batch Configuration Management window is displayed.
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2. Click at the upper left side of the window, Select the Network Element(s) to be
modified.
3. Click at the upper left side of the window.

4. Double-click a managed object node, the corresponding data view is displayed in the
right pane, see Figure 2-7.
Figure 2-7 Data Batch Configuration Management Window
5. Modify the data by one of the following methods:

l Right-click a data grid, and select Modify. The Modify dialog box is displayed.
l Select data grid, and click on the toolbar. The Modify dialog box is displayed.
Note:
l Grey grids cannot be modified.
l Multiple data grids can be selected and modified in a column. Different data grids
in a line cannot be modified at the same time.
6. Click OK.
7. Submit the modified data to the database. The following two submit modes are
supported: Save in Sequence and Save in Transaction.
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Option Description
Save in Sequence l Right-click a data grid to be submit, and

select Save in Sequence.
l Select a data grid to be submit, and click
on the toolbar.
Save in Transaction l Right-click a data grid to be submit, and

select Save in Transaction.
l Select the data grid(s) to be submit, and click
on the toolbar.
Note:
l Save in Sequence: submits data in the sequence of data modification.
Submitting failure of a record does not affect the submitting of other records.
l Save in Transaction: submits all the modified data records as a transaction.
Submitting failure of a record affects the submitting of other records. All the
records must be submitted successfully at the same time
2.6.2 Batch copying the Configuration Data

This procedure describes how to batch copy the configuration data.
Copy and paste the data

1. In a column, select one or several data grids. Right-click the selected grids and select
Copy True Value or Copy Displayed Value.
Copy True Value: copies the data stored in the database.

Copy Displayed Value: copies the data displayed in the grid.
Note:
Multiple data grids can be selected and copied in a column. Different data grids in a
line cannot be copied at the same time.
2. Right-click a data grid, and select Paste. The data will be pasted starting from the
selected grid.
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Other Operations
Perform the following operations if necessary:
l Paste multiple columns: copies and pastes the data grids in multiple columns.
l Add header when copy data: adds the header content of the column when copying
data.
l Clear: deletes the data in the selected data grids.
l Undo: cancels the operations that has been performed.
l Redo: restores the operations that have been canceled.
l The following buttons at the bottom of the window controls the page display: First,
Next, Prev, Last and Go.
2.7 Importing Configuration Data in Quick Mode

This procedure describes how to use the quick configuration data import function to create
multiple managed objects at the same time.
Context
Figure 2-8 shows a configuration file template in EXCEL format for quick configuration data
import. For how to fill in this template, refer to Section 2.8, Creating a Configuration File
for Quick Data Import.
Figure 2-8 Configuration File Template in EXCEL Format
Steps
1. Right-click a network element node in the Network Element Tree, and select
Configuration Data Import. The Configuration Data Import dialog box is displayed,
see Figure 2-9.
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Figure 2-9 Configuration Data Import Dialog Box
2. Click Browse. The Choose File dialog box is displayed.

3. Select a configuration file. Click Open.
Note:
Find the parameter configuration files in the following path:
$\WOMC\ums-clnt\deploy\template
The ground parameter configuration file is stored in the GROUND directory.

Categorized by different products, the radio parameter configuration file are stored in
the following folders: AG, GSM and UMTS.
4. Click Execute to start the import progress.
a. During the progress, right-click the import item displayed in the information box,
and select View Detail. The Detail Information dialog box is displayed. You can
check the import progress and result.
b. Click Pre Step to go to the Configuration Data Import dialog box.
The following operations are also supported in the Configuration Data Import dialog
box.
l Delete: cancels the data import and delete the configuration file.
l Open the folder of the result file: opens the folder that saves the import result
file.
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5. Click Cancel.
2.8 Creating a Configuration File for Quick Data Import

This procedure describes how to create a configuration file for quick data import.
As the configuration file template for ground parameters is the same as that for the radio
parameters. This procedure uses the template V4_Template_Equipment.xls as an
example to create a configuration file.
Steps
1. Open the configuration file template in your computer, see Figure 2-10.
Figure 2-10 Configuration File Template
Note:
The Result column records the import result of the record. The column does not need
to be filled in.
The fifth line of each sheet indicates the attributes of the parameter in the
corresponding column:
l Primary Key: indicates the parameter is a primary key that must be configured.
l R: indicates the parameter is read-only.
l W: indicates the parameter is writable.
l I: indicates the parameter must be configured.
R-W-I indicates the parameter is readable and writable, and must be configured when
managed elements are created for a Network Element.
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2. Select a sheet in the template, see Figure 2-11. Each sheet name indicates a type of
managed elements.
Figure 2-11 Sheet in the Configuration File Template
Note:
l The TemplateInfo sheet records the telecommunication mode and the version
information. The configuration file import is performed if the template version is
confirmed with the system version, otherwise, the import operation will stop. This
sheet must not be deleted or modified.
l The Index sheet records the managed element names and their corresponding
sheets. This sheet helps users to navigate to a sheet. The sheet must not be
deleted or modified.
l The MOC sheet is a sheet type recording the MOC data to be imported, for
example, the UUtranRegArea sheet and the ULocationArea sheet.
3. Enter the operation types in the first data grid for the MODIND column, see Figure
2-12.
Figure 2-12 Filling in the Operation Types
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Note:
The following four operation types are supported:
l A indicates the corresponding parameter values will be added to the database of
the Network Management System after the configuration file import.
l D indicates the corresponding parameter values in the database of the Network
Management System will be deleted after the configuration file import.
l M indicates the corresponding parameter values in the database of the Network
Management System will be modified after the configuration file import.
l P indicates the parameter values in the current line has already been imported.
They will be skipped in the current import operation.
4. To the right of the MODIND column, add columns for the parameters to be imported.
5. Save the configuration file.
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Auxiliary Functions for Data
Configuration
Table of Contents
Overview ....................................................................................................................3-1
Duplicating a Modify Area...........................................................................................3-1
Comparing Two Managed Objects..............................................................................3-2
Searching for Parameters...........................................................................................3-3
Filtering Network Elements.........................................................................................3-4
Setting Background Color for Modified Data ...............................................................3-5
3.1 Overview
This chapter describes the auxiliary functions used to maintain the configuration data for
managed objects of a Network Element. The following functions are supported:
l Comparing two managed objects
l Duplicating a modify area or a snapshot area
l Querying parameters
l Filtering Network Elements
l Setting color and time
Note:
For the definitions of modify area and snapshot area, refer to Section 2.4, Exporting
Configuration Data.
3.2 Duplicating a Modify Area

This procedure describes how to copy a modify area (including all the managed objects
under it) and paste it to another position in the Network Element Tree.
Steps
1. Expand the Network Element Tree, right-click a modify area, and select Copy.
2. Right-click a Network Element node, and select Paste.
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Note:
The duplication of a snapshot area is performed in the same way as a modify area.
3.3 Comparing Two Managed Objects

This section describes how to compare the elements of two managed objects of the same
type to find their difference.
Context
Note:
Source object: can be a modify area of a Network Element, a snapshot area of a Network
Element, or a managed object node of other types under a Network Element node.
Target object: is the managed object that is compared with the source object. A data type
of a target object must be the same as that of the source object.
Steps
1. Right-click a managed object, and select Source Object.
2. Right-click another managed object, and select Target Object. The result is displayed
in the Compare Configuration Data tab, see Figure 3-1.
Figure 3-1 Compare Configuration Data Tab
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l : indicates the element attributes for the two managed objects are consistent.
The elements are displayed in black fonts.
l : indicates the element attributes for the two managed objects are inconsis-
tent. The elements are displayed in red fonts.
l : indicates the element for the left-side managed object do not have a
counterpart element for right-side managed object.
l : indicates the element for the right-side managed object do not have a
counterpart element for left-side managed object.
3. Double-click a managed element displayed in red fonts in the Compare Configuration
Data tab. The detailed information of the parameter difference for the two managed
objects is displayed, see Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 Detailed Information of the Parameter Difference
3.4 Searching for Parameters

This procedure describes how to searching for parameters. The parameter(s) including
the entered search key words will be found out and displayed, together with the parameter
value(s).
Steps
1. In the Network Element Tree, select a modify area or a snapshot area.
2. In the Managed Element Tree, enter the querying key words in the search text box.
3. Click . The search result is displayed in a pop-up tab. The parameters including
the entered search key words are highlighted in blue background.
4. Click to continue to search.
5. (Optional) Click to display the previous search result
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6. (Optional) Click the drop-down arrow on the search text box to select the history search
key words.
Note:
In the Network Management System, the search operation in other windows are similar
to the operations described in this procedure.
3.5 Filtering Network Elements

This procedure describes how to filter Network Elements by different attributes.
Steps
1. In the Configuration Management window, click above the Network Element
Tree. The NE Filter dialog box is displayed, see Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3 NE Filter Dialog Box
2. Select the Network Element attributes.
3. In the Select name text box, enter a name for the filtering operation.
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4. Click OK.
3.6 Setting Background Color for Modified Data

This procedure describes how to set the background color of a data record modified in a
specified period of time.
Steps
Configuration Management > Color and Time Set. The Color and Time Settings
dialog box is displayed, see Figure 3-4.
Figure 3-4 Color and Time Settings Dialog Box
2. In the Time settings drop-down box, set the time period and unit for the modified data.
3. In the Color settings box, set the color in the Swatches, HSB or RGB tabs. The color
Recent box.
4. Perform one of the following operations:
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If Then
Click Cancel The setting is cancelled.
Click OK The setting becomes valid and the Color and

Time Settings dialog box is closed.
Click Close The setting is cancelled and the Color and Time
Settings dialog box is closed.
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Figures
Figure 1-1 Obtaining the Mutex Right........................................................................ 1-2
Figure 1-2 Releasing the Mutex Right ....................................................................... 1-3
Figure 1-3 Mutex Right Management Dialog Box ...................................................... 1-3
Figure 2-1 Data Backup Dialog Box .......................................................................... 2-2
Figure 2-2 Backup Data Progress Message Box ....................................................... 2-3
Figure 2-3 Data Restore Dialog Box.......................................................................... 2-4
Figure 2-4 Result of the Configuration Data Validity Check ....................................... 2-5
Figure 2-5 Synchronize Progress Dialog Box ............................................................ 2-7
Figure 2-6 Data Export Dialog Box............................................................................ 2-8
Figure 2-7 Data Batch Configuration Management Window .................................... 2-10
Figure 2-8 Configuration File Template in EXCEL Format ....................................... 2-12
Figure 2-9 Configuration Data Import Dialog Box .................................................... 2-13
Figure 2-10 Configuration File Template.................................................................. 2-14
Figure 2-11 Sheet in the Configuration File Template .............................................. 2-15
Figure 2-12 Filling in the Operation Types............................................................... 2-15
Figure 3-1 Compare Configuration Data Tab ............................................................. 3-2
Figure 3-2 Detailed Information of the Parameter Difference..................................... 3-3
Figure 3-3 NE Filter Dialog Box................................................................................. 3-4
Figure 3-4 Color and Time Settings Dialog Box......................................................... 3-5

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Serial Number: SJ-20120319104909-017

Publishing Date: 2012-05-30 (R1.0)

Chapter 2 Management Functions for Data Configuration..................... 2-1

Chapter 3 Auxiliary Functions for Data Configuration ........................... 3-1

What Is in This Manual

Note: provides additional information about a

1.1.1 Applying for the Mutex Right

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Figure 1-1 Obtaining the Mutex Right

1.1.2 Releasing the Mutex Right

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Figure 1-2 Releasing the Mutex Right

1.1.3 Batch Managing the Mutex Right

Figure 1-3 Mutex Right Management Dialog Box

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Releasing the mutex right on the selected Click Release.

Updating the information of the Network Click Refresh.

Closing the Mutex Right Management dialog Click Close.

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l Backing up and restoring the configuration data of a network element

2.2 Configuration Data Backup and Restoration

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Figure 2-1 Data Backup Dialog Box

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Figure 2-2 Backup Data Progress Message Box

2.2.2 Restoring the Configuration Data

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Figure 2-3 Data Restore Dialog Box

3. In the Select NE(s) to restore list, select the NE(s) to be restored.

6. Click OK. After the backup is completed, a message box prompts.

2.3 Synchronizing Data to a Network Element

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2.3.1 Checking Configuration Data Validity on a Network Element

Figure 2-4 Result of the Configuration Data Validity Check

4. Click Close to close the Global Check dialog box.

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2.3.2 Synchronizing Configuration Data

Synchronizing all configuration data Right-click a managed element node in the

2. Click Start in the Global Check dialog box.

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Figure 2-5 Synchronize Progress Dialog Box

l Sync status: indicates whether the synchronization is successful.

2.4 Exporting Configuration Data

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Figure 2-6 Data Export Dialog Box

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e. Enter a file name prefix if necessary.

2.5 Importing Configuration Data

2.6 Batch Modifying the Configuration Data

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3. Click at the upper left side of the window.

Figure 2-7 Data Batch Configuration Management Window

5. Modify the data by one of the following methods:

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Save in Sequence l Right-click a data grid to be submit, and

Save in Transaction l Right-click a data grid to be submit, and

2.6.2 Batch copying the Configuration Data

Copy and paste the data

Copy True Value: copies the data stored in the database.