SJ-20180108102206-002-NetNumen U31 (ICT) R22 (V12.18.10) Management System Operation Guide - 806904

NetNumen™ U31 (ICT) R22
Management System
Operation Guide
Version: 12.18.10
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Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Quick Start................................................................................. 1-1
1.1 Basic Operation Flow ......................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 System Start and Login ...................................................................................... 1-3
1.2.1 Starting the EMS Server ........................................................................... 1-3
1.2.2 Logging In to the Element Management System......................................... 1-4
Chapter 2 Topology Management ............................................................. 2-1

2.1 Displaying the Rack Chart Page .......................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Managing NE Detection Tools ............................................................................. 2-2
2.3 Displaying the Single NE View Page.................................................................... 2-5
Chapter 3 IP Device Management ............................................................. 3-1

3.1 Managing the Portal ........................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Resource Management ...................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.1 Managing an NE ...................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.2 Managing an Interface .............................................................................. 3-8
3.2.3 Managing an Optical Module..................................................................... 3-9
3.2.4 Managing a Link......................................................................................3-11
3.2.5 Managing a Rack ................................................................................... 3-14
3.2.6 Managing a Shelf ................................................................................... 3-15
3.2.7 Managing a Slot/Board ........................................................................... 3-17
3.2.8 Managing a Sub-slot/Sub-board .............................................................. 3-18
3.2.9 Managing a Power Supply ...................................................................... 3-19
3.2.10 Managing a Fan ................................................................................... 3-20
3.2.11 Managing a System Unit ....................................................................... 3-21
3.3 Device Configuration Management.................................................................... 3-22
3.3.1 Managing Configuration Files.................................................................. 3-22
3.3.2 Managing Configured Operation Tasks .................................................... 3-25
3.3.3 Managing the Configuration File Database............................................... 3-26
3.4 Device Software Management .......................................................................... 3-27
3.4.1 Managing the Device Software................................................................ 3-27
3.4.2 Managing Software Operation Tasks ....................................................... 3-30
3.4.3 Managing the Device Software Database................................................. 3-31
3.5 Intelligent Configuration Management................................................................ 3-33

3.5.1 Overview ............................................................................................... 3-33
3.5.2 Creating a Common Template Class........................................................ 3-33
3.5.3 Creating a Common Template ................................................................. 3-34
3.5.4 Creating a Task ...................................................................................... 3-37
3.5.5 Browsing a Task ..................................................................................... 3-39
3.6 Resource Statistics........................................................................................... 3-40
3.6.1 Performing Slot Statistics ........................................................................ 3-40
3.6.2 Performing Board Statistics..................................................................... 3-40
3.6.3 Performing Interface Statistics................................................................. 3-41
3.7 Managing an IP Address................................................................................... 3-41
3.8 Managing an L3VPN Service ............................................................................ 3-43
3.9 Managing a Ping Task ...................................................................................... 3-48
3.10 Managing Tasks ............................................................................................. 3-51
3.11 Setting the Report Period Export...................................................................... 3-52
3.12 Managing the IP Topology............................................................................... 3-53
3.13 Managing User Information of a Dot1x Switch .................................................. 3-54
Chapter 4 Single NE View Management ................................................... 4-1

4.1 Managing Resource ........................................................................................... 4-1
4.1.1 Viewing an NE ......................................................................................... 4-1
4.1.2 Viewing the Rack Chart Page.................................................................... 4-2
4.1.3 Monitoring Alarms .................................................................................... 4-2
4.1.4 Detecting the Performance ....................................................................... 4-3
4.2 Managing Config ................................................................................................ 4-4
4.2.1 Managing Interfaces ................................................................................. 4-4
4.2.2 Managing the VLAN ................................................................................. 4-5
4.2.3 Managing an ACL .................................................................................... 4-6
4.2.4 Managing ARP Table.............................................................................. 4-10
4.2.5 Configuring the CAR Limit....................................................................... 4-12
4.2.6 Managing the PoE.................................................................................. 4-14
4.2.7 Managing Configuration Files.................................................................. 4-14
4.2.8 Saving Device Configurations ................................................................. 4-15
4.2.9 Managing L3VPN ................................................................................... 4-16
4.3 Managing Tools................................................................................................ 4-17
4.4 Virtual Appreciation Service Management .......................................................... 4-20
4.4.1 Managing Virtual Devices ....................................................................... 4-20
4.4.2 Service Chain Management .................................................................... 4-22
Chapter 5 Traffic Analysis ......................................................................... 5-1
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5.1 Checking the Interface Traffic Report ................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Checking the NE Traffic Report ........................................................................... 5-2
Chapter 6 vBNG Management ................................................................... 6-1

6.1 Managing the vBNG Information.......................................................................... 6-1
6.2 Performing vBNG Performance Statistics............................................................. 6-3
Chapter 7 WLAN Management .................................................................. 7-1

7.1 Managing the Portal ........................................................................................... 7-1
7.2 Resource Management ...................................................................................... 7-3
7.2.1 Managing AC Resources .......................................................................... 7-3
7.2.2 Managing AP Resources .......................................................................... 7-5
7.2.3 Managing User Information ....................................................................... 7-6
7.2.4 Managing User History Information............................................................ 7-7
7.2.5 Managing the SSID List ............................................................................ 7-8
7.3 Managing Location Planning and Design ............................................................. 7-9
7.4 Managing Rogue APs....................................................................................... 7-12
7.5 Managing Alarms ............................................................................................. 7-13
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables .............................................................................................................V
Glossary .......................................................................................................VII
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About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes how to use the NetNumen U31(ICT) R22 EMS system to manage
data products.
Intended Audience
This manual is intended for:
l Network planning engineers
l System configuration engineers
l Maintenance engineers
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.
Chapter 1, Quick Start Describes the basic operation flow of the EMS system, how
to start the EMS server, and how to log in to the EMS system .
Chapter 2, Topology Management Describes common operations of the topology management.
Chapter 3, IP Device Management Describes common confutations of IP devices.
Chapter 4, Single NE View Describes common confutations of Single NE View.

Management
Chapter 5, Traffic Analysis Describes how to check the interface traffic report and the
NE traffic report.
Chapter 6, vBNG Management Describes common configurations of vBNG.
Chapter 7, WLAN Management Describes common configurations of WLAN.
Conventions
This manual uses the following conventions.
Note: provides additional information about a topic.

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Chapter 1
Quick Start
Table of Contents
Basic Operation Flow .................................................................................................1-1
System Start and Login ..............................................................................................1-3
1.1 Basic Operation Flow

Figure 1-1 shows the basic operation flow of the NetNumen U31(ICT) R22 unified EMS
system.
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Figure 1-1 Operation Flow
1. Start the EMS server.
To use the EMS system, you must start the EMS server first.
2. Log in to the EMS system.
To perform related management operations, you must log in the EMS system.
3. Management operations.
l Topology management
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In the topology management view, you can view and show network resources,
physical topology, and link topology.
l IP device management
With this function, you can manage resources, configure devices, and manage
the device software of an NE.
l Single NE view management
In the single NE view, you can manage resources, configurations, tools, and virtual
value-added services.
l Traffic analysis
You can analyze interface traffic reports and NE traffic reports.

l vBNG management
You can manage the vBNG information and performance.
l WLAN management
You can manage the WLAN function of AC devices.
4. Log out of the EMS system.

5. Shut down the EMS server.
1.2 System Start and Login

1.2.1 Starting the EMS Server
This procedure describes how to start the EMS server by clicking the Start button on the
Windows system.
Prerequisite
The EMS server software is installed successfully.
Steps
1. On the Windows system, select Start > All Programs > ICT Management System >
ICT Console.
When all processes in the ICT Console page are started successfully, it means that
the EMS server is started successfully, see Figure 1-2.
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Figure 1-2 ICT Management System–Console Window
Note:
l Processes displayed in the page vary with the product components selected
during the installation. You use the processes displayed in the ICT Console
page as the standard.
l The EMS system automatically starts all processes, so you do not need to
manually start them one by one.
l The control console start file (console.exe) of the EMS system is saved in the
installation directory (ums-server) of the EMS system.
– End of Steps –
1.2.2 Logging In to the Element Management System

This procedure describes how to log in to the EMS system by entering the URL of the
NetNumen U31(ICT) R22 system in the browser on the Windows system.
Prerequisite
The EMS server operates properly.
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After the new version of the EMS of is installed, the historic records of the browser must
be cleared to avoid affecting the system buffer.
Steps
1. Open a browser, and enter the URL of the NetNumen U31(ICT) R22 system in the
address bar, for example, http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:21180. XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX
indicates the IP address or domain name of the EMS server. The login page is
displayed.
Note:
The U31(ICT) R22 management system supports the following browsers:

l IE11 and later
l chrome47 and later
l Firefox47 and later
2. On the login page, enter the user name and password.
Note:
On the NetNumen U31(ICT) R22 system, the initial user name is admin and the initial
password is blank. After you log in for the first time, you must modify your password
as soon as possible.
3. Click the Login button.

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Chapter 2
Topology Management
Table of Contents
Displaying the Rack Chart Page .................................................................................2-1
Managing NE Detection Tools ....................................................................................2-2
Displaying the Single NE View Page ..........................................................................2-5
2.1 Displaying the Rack Chart Page

A rack chart page displays the physical rack and the information about physical resources,
including the rack, shelves, boards, ports, and their operation statuses.
Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS system, select Monitor > Topology > Physical
Topology. The Physical Topology page is displayed.
2. Select an NE, click the icon next to the NE, and then select Open Rack Chart from
the displayed shortcut menu. The Rack Chart page is displayed, see Figure 2-1.
Figure 2-1 Selecting Open Rack Chart
3. Select a port, and then right-click it to query alarm information, performance

information, or port information, see Figure 2-2.
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Figure 2-2 Viewing the Rack Chart of an NE
You can click the following icons to perform other operations.
l Click to select the items that you want to view.
l Click to zoom in on a specific part in the rack chart.
l Click to zoom out on a specific part in the rack chart.
l Click to restore the rack chart to the default status.
l Click to zoom in on the rack chart to the full view status.

l Click to zoom in on the rack chart to the full screen status.
l Click to export the rack chart to the local PC.
l Click to refresh the rack chart to view the real-time status of the rack chart.
l Click to show the legend that describes meanings of the icons.
2.2 Managing NE Detection Tools

This function involves several common detection tools, including SNMP ping detection,
management channel ping detection, management channel Tracert detection, and NM
management channel detection.
Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS, select Monitor > Topology > Physical Topology.
The Physical Topology page is displayed.
2. In the topology as shown in Figure 2-3, select an NE, and right-click next to the NE.
Select Detection Tool from the shortcut menu.
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Figure 2-3 Selecting Detection Tool
Select a detection tool as required, including Trace Detection, SNMP Ping,

Management Channel Ping, Management Channel Ping Tracert, and
Management Channel Detection.
l Perform a Trace detection on the NE.
Click Trace Detection. The ICMP TRACE page is displayed.
Configure the Trace detection parameters. For a description of parameters, refer

to Table 2-1.
Table 2-1 Trace Detection Parameter
Parameter Description
Source Device IP IP address of the NE on which the Trace

detection is performed.
Dest Device IP IP address of the other NE on which the

Trace detection is performed.
Click Execute to perform the Trace detection.

l Perform SNMP Ping detection for NEs.
Click SNMP Ping. The SNMP Ping page is displayed.

SNMP Ping detection is used to check the connectivity of NE SNMP.
Configure the SNMP Ping detection parameters. For a description of parameters,

refer to Table 2-2.
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Table 2-2 SNMP Ping Detection Parameters
PING Count Count of the SNMP Ping operations that are

automatically originated.
Default: 3
SNMP Version SNMP version number (V1, V2, or V3).
SNMP Port SNMP port number.
Read Community SNMP read community.
Write Community SNMP write community.
Timeout(Second) Connection timeout time (seconds), default:

3 seconds.
Click Execute to perform the SNMP Ping detection.

l Check whether the NE management channel can be pinged successfully.
Click Management Channel Ping. The Management Channel Ping page is

displayed.
The system automatically pings the management channel.
The Management Channel Ping page shows the ping result of the management
channel.
Click Execute to ping the management channel again.
l Perform Tracert detection on the NE management channel.

Click Management Channel Tracert. The Management Channel Tracert page
is displayed.
The system automatically performs the Tracert operation on the management

channel.
The Management Channel Tracert page shows the Tracert detection result of
the management channel.
Click Execute to perform the Tracert operation on the management channel.

l Detect the NE management channel.
This function checks whether the SNMP, CLI, and multiuser configurations of an
NE are correct.
Click Management Channel Detection. The Management Channel Detection
page is displayed.
Click Execute. The system starts to check the NE management channel, see
Figure 2-4. When Detect Status shows Done, check the NE management status.
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Figure 2-4 NE Management Channel Detection
Enable indicates a normal status. Red Disable shows an abnormal status, see
Table 2-3.
For a description of parameters, refer to the following table.
Table 2-3 Management Channel Detection Parameters
SNMP Read Status Normal status indicates that the device

connection is normal and the read
community string is the same as the device
configuration.
SNMP Write Status Normal status indicates that the write

community string is the same as the device
configuration.
CLI Status The CLI status determines whether some

CLI operations are successful, for example,
preventive device maintenance and batch
version upgrade.
Multi-User Config Sets whether to enable the multiuser

configuration function for the device. After
this function is enabled, multiple users can
operate the device at the same time.
2.3 Displaying the Single NE View Page

This procedure describes how to display the Single NE View page.
A single NE view involves the resource management, configuration management, and tool
management of a single NE, which facilitates the NE management.
Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS system, selectMonitor > Topology > Physical
2. Select an NE, click the icon next to the NE, and then select Single NE View from
the displayed shortcut menu. The Single NE View page is displayed, see Figure 2-5.
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Figure 2-5 Selecting Single NE View
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Chapter 3
IP Device Management
Table of Contents
Managing the Portal ...................................................................................................3-1
Resource Management ..............................................................................................3-3
Device Configuration Management...........................................................................3-22
Device Software Management..................................................................................3-27
Intelligent Configuration Management ......................................................................3-33
Resource Statistics...................................................................................................3-40
Managing an IP Address ..........................................................................................3-41
Managing an L3VPN Service....................................................................................3-43
Managing a Ping Task ..............................................................................................3-48
Managing Tasks .......................................................................................................3-51
Setting the Report Period Export ..............................................................................3-52
Managing the IP Topology ........................................................................................3-53
Managing User Information of a Dot1x Switch ..........................................................3-54
3.1 Managing the Portal

With the portal management function, you can manage NEs, alarms, and interface
statistics on the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS system, select Physical Device > IP Device
Management > Portal. The Portal page is displayed.
2. Click Setting. The Statistics Setting dialog box is displayed, see Figure 3-1.
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Figure 3-1 Statistics Setting Dialog Box
3. Click Add. Set the parameters by referring to Table 3-1, and click Close.
Table 3-1 Parameter Descriptions
Statistic Name Set it as required.
Statistic Description Description of the statistics name.
Statistic Type Select Alarm or Performance from the

drop-down list.
Statistic View Type l If Statistic Type is set to Alarm, Statistic

View Type is Table.
l If Statistic Type is set to Performance,
the options of this parameter include Bar
Chart, Line Chart, and Circular Chart.
Performance Type Select System Unit or Interface from the

drop-down list.
Set this parameter if Statistic Type is set to
Performance.
Performance Field Select CPU or Memory from the drop-down

list.
Performance.
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Series Name Set the system name.

Performance.
Alarm Code Set it to Link Down or Interface Down.

Alarm.
System Type Set the system type.

Alarm.
Alarm Type Set it to Current Alarm or History Alarm.

Alarm.
Time Range Today, Past 1 Hour, Past 6 Hours, Past 24

Hours, Past 1 Week, Past 2 Weeks.
Device Range Set the IP address segment for statistics

collection.
Calculate Type Max Value, Min Value, Average Value and Last
Value.
Performance.
4. (Optional) To modify a statistical item, select the item and click Modify.
5. (Optional) Click OK.
6. (Optional) To delete a statistical item, select the item and click Delete.
7. (Optional) Click OK.
8. Click Layout or Portal to modify statistical items as required.
9. Click Add. The Add Statistics dialog box is displayed.
10. Select statistical items as required, and click OK.
11. Click Save.
3.2 Resource Management

3.2.1 Managing an NE
The basic information management of an NE involves viewing an NE, creating an NE,
modifying an NE, and importing NEs in batches.
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Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS, select Physical Device > IP Device Management >
Resource > NE. The NE page is displayed.
2. To create basic information of an NE, perform the following operations:
a. Click the Create button. The Create page is displayed.
b. Set the basic attribute of an NE. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table
3-2.
Table 3-2 NE Basic Information
NE Type If you do not set the NE type while creating an NE, the NetNumen
U31(ICT) R22 system automatically identifies the NE type after the
NE is created successfully. If the system fails to identify the NE
type, the NE Type parameter is set to unknown Type.
IP Address IP address of an NE, mandatory.

To create an NE, enter a single IP address. To create NEs in
batches, enter an IP address segment, such as 1.2.3.4–1.2.3.5.
Other parameters Optional.
c. Click the SNMP Information tab and set the parameters by referring to Table
3-3. The parameter setting must be consistent with the that configured for the NE
device.
Table 3-3 SNMP Attributes
SNMP Version SNMP version number (V1, V2, or V3).
Timeout(Second) Connection timeout time (seconds), default: 2 seconds.
d. Click the CLI Information tab. Select the mode for logging in to the NE device
remotely, and set the CLI parameters for the NE.
SSH and Telnet means to remotely log in the NE device by SSH or Telnet.
e. Click the Other Information tab, and then set the Loopback parameter. You must
ensure that the loopback address of the NE is the router ID of the LDP.
f. Click the OK button. A message box that displays "Create Success" is displayed.
g. Click the OK button to close the message box.
3. To modify information about an NE, perform the following operations:
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a. Select a record, and then click the Modify button. The Modify page is displayed.
b. Modify basic information, SNMP information, CLI information, and other
information for the NE.
c. Click the OK button. A message box that displays "Modify Success" is displayed.
d. Click the OK button to close the message box.
4. To delete the NE information, perform the following operations:
a. Select one or multiple NE records. Click Delete. The Delete page is displayed.
b. Select a deletion type: delete from the all groups or delete from the current
group.
c. Click OK.
5. To query the NE information, perform the following operations:
a. Click Search. The query page is displayed, see Figure 3-2.
Figure 3-2 Querying an NE
b. Enter or select a query condition as required. Click OK.

The system displays the query results that meet the requirements.
6. To view the basic information about an NE, perform the following operations:
a. Select a record, and then click the Detail button to display the detailed information
about the NE in form of a table, see Figure 3-3.
Figure 3-3 Querying Basic Information of an NE
b. Click the Display Name field of the corresponding NE, see Figure 3-4. The Single
NE View page is displayed.
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Figure 3-4 Single NE View Access
c. On the Single NE View page, view the information about the NE, such as the rack
chart, alarm monitoring, and performance detection.
For how to display a single NE page, refer to Chapter 4 Single NE View
Management.
7. To export NE information, perform the following operations:
Click Export and then select the file type from the drop-down list to save the file locally.
8. To import NEs in batches, perform the following operations:
a. Click the Import button. The Import page is displayed (using Importing by key
parameters as an example).
l Importing by all parameters: A file that includes all parameters of NEs is
used as the importing source. You can obtain the data through the Export
function.
l Importing by key parameters: A file that includes key parameters of NEs is
used as the importing source. You can obtain the data through the To save
template function.
b. Click To save template to save the template locally.
c. Open the Excel template file, and enter key parameters with the specified format.
The IP address and NE type are mandatory parameters.
Note:
IP Address and Net Mask area mandatory parameters. If these two parameters
are not set, the system does not import the data in this line to the EMS system
because it considers that the data in this line is illegal.
It is recommended to set the Telnet Username, Telnet Password, SNMP
Community, and SNMP Write Community parameters at the same time. The
values of these four parameters are entered based on the actual configuration
of the device.
d. Save and close the file after the parameter setting.

e. Return to the Import page, and click Select file to select the Excel template file
configured above.
f. Click the Import button to import the NE to the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
When the progress reaches 100% and Status is Success, it means that the NE
is imported successfully.
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g. Click the Import button to import the NE to the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
When the progress reaches 100% and Status is Success, it means that the NE
is imported successfully.
h. Click the Close button to close the Import page.
9. To customize an NE name, perform the following operations:
a. Select the information of an NE and click Custom Name. The Custom Name
page is displayed, see Figure 3-5.
Figure 3-5 Custom Name
b. Set the parameters and click Execute. The NE name is modified successfully.
10. To modify information about NEs in batches, perform the following operations:
a. Select multiple records, and click More, and then select Batch Modify from the
drop-down list. The Batch Modify page is displayed.
b. Modify SNMP information and CLIC information for NEs in batches.
c. Click the OK button. A message box that displays "Modify Success" is displayed.
d. Click the OK button to close the message box.
11. To configure SNMP V3 users in batches, perform the following operations:
a. Select one or more records, and click More, and then select SNMP V3 from the
drop-down list. The SNMP V3 Batch Create User Information page is displayed.
b. Set the parameters by referring to Table 3-3. The parameter setting must be
consistent with that configured for the NE device.
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c. Click Execute after the parameter configuration.

3.2.2 Managing an Interface

This procedure describes how to upload, view, search, and export the basic information
about an interface on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
Steps
Management > Resource > Interface. The Resource page is displayed, see Figure
3-6.
Figure 3-6 Interface Information
2. To view the interface information, perform the following operations:

Select a record, and click Detail. The page shows the detailed information on the
selected record, see Figure 3-7.
Figure 3-7 Viewing Detailed Information on the Interface
3. To upload the NE interface information, perform the following operations:

a. Click Upload. The Upload page is displayed.
b. Select an NE and then click Upload.
c. Click Close when the data is uploaded to the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
4. To export the interface information, perform the following operations:
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5. To view the interface information, perform the following operations:
a. Click Search. The Search page is displayed, see Figure 3-8.
Figure 3-8 Querying the Interface Information
b. After enter or select the query condition, click OK.

The system shows the query result that meet the conditions.
3.2.3 Managing an Optical Module

This procedure describes how to upload, query, and export basic information of an optical
module on the U31 (ICT) R22 management system.
Steps
Resource > Optical. The Optical page is displayed, see Figure 3-9.
Figure 3-9 Optical Module Information
2. To query the detailed information on the optical module, perform the following
operations:
a. Click . The page expands to show the detailed information on the optical
module, see Figure 3-10.
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Figure 3-10 Detailed Information on the Optical Module
b. Click to collapse the detailed information on the optical module.

3. To upload the optical module information of the NE, perform the following operations:
b. Select NE Type. Click Upload.
c. After the data is uploaded to the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, click Close.
The page shows the optical module information see Figure 3-9.
If the progress bar reaches 100%, it indicates that the data uploading is completed,
see Figure 3-11.
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Figure 3-11 Upload Optical Module Information
4. To export the optical module information, perform the following operations:

Click Export, and select a file type from the drop-down list to save the file to the local
PC.
5. To query the optical module information, perform the following operations:

a. Click Query. The Query page is displayed, see Figure 3-12.
Figure 3-12 Querying the Optical Module Information
b. Enter the Port name, and then click OK.

The system shows the query he IP address management results that meet the
conditions.
3.2.4 Managing a Link

This procedure describes how to create, upload, import, and export a link, and
automatically discover a link on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
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Steps
Resource > Link. The Link page is displayed, see Figure 3-13.
Figure 3-13 Link Information
2. To create a link, perform the following operations:

a. Click the Create button. The Create page is displayed.
b. Set the parameters. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 3-4.
Table 3-4 Parameters for Creating a Link
Link Type The supported link types include 40G Ethernet link, 100M
Ethernet link, 1000M Ethernet link, 10000M Ethernet link,
100000M Ethernet link, 155M POS link, 622M POS link, 2.5G
POS link, 10G POS link, E1 link, Ethernet trunk link, E1 multiple
link, logical link, IP_AN link, IP_NGN link and IP_IT Server Link.
IP_AN link and IP_NGN link are the links between the IP network
management system and other dedicated network management
systems. IP_IT Server link is the link between the IP network
management system and servers.
A NE Name of the NE on one end of the link.
A NE Port Select a port connecting NE A.
Z NE Name of the equipment on the other end of the link.
Z NE Port Select a port connecting NE Z.

NE A and NE Z cannot be the same NE.
Link Status Options: Linked and Broken.
c. Click OK after the parameter setting.

3. To modify a link, perform the following operations:
a. Select a link and click Modify. The Modify page is displayed.
b. The Modify page is displayed. Only Link Name, Link Status, and Checked By
can be modified. Other parameters cannot be modified.
c. Click OK.
4. To query the information on a link, perform the following operations:
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a. Click Search. A page is displayed, see Figure 3-14.
Figure 3-14 Querying a Link
b. Select Link Status or Link Type.

c. Click OK. The page shows the query results that meed the conditions.
5. To manually upload a link, perform the following operations:

6. To export/import a link, perform the following operations:
a. Click Export and then select the file type from the drop-down list to save the file
locally.
b. Open the saved file, and enter key parameters with the specified format (using .xls
file as an example), see Figure 3-15.
Figure 3-15 Template Files
c. Save and close the file after the parameter setting.

d. Click the Import button. The Import page is displayed.
e. Click Select file to select the template file configured above.
At present, you can only import files in .xls format, .xlsx format, or .csv format. The
repeated data is updated automatically, and new links are created.
f. Click the Import button to import link information to the U31 (ICT) R22 NM system.
When the progress reaches 100%, it means that the link is imported successfully,
see Figure 3-16.
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Figure 3-16 Import Succeeded
g. Click Close. The Import page is closed.

7. To configure the automatic link discovery function, perform the following operations:
a. Click Link Discovery Configuration. The Link Discovery Configuration page
is displayed.
b. Select the Link auto discovery check box to configure the Periodic task
interval(min) parameter.
By default, the discovery interval is 60 minutes, which means that the system
enables the automatic link discovery function every 60 minutes.
c. Click OK.
3.2.5 Managing a Rack

This procedure describes how to upload, view, and export the basic information about a
rack on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
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Steps
Management > Resource > Rack. The Rack page is displayed, see Figure 3-17.
Figure 3-17 Rack Information
2. To view the rack information, perform the following operations:

Select a record and click Detail. The page shows the detailed information on the
selected rack, see Figure 3-18.
Figure 3-18 Detailed Rack Information
3. To upload the rack information, perform the following operations:

4. To export the rack information, perform the following operation:
3.2.6 Managing a Shelf

shelf on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
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Steps
Management > Resource > Shelf. The Shelf page is displayed, see Figure 3-19.
Figure 3-19 Shelf Information
2. To view the shelf information, perform the following operations:

Figure 3-20 Viewing the Shelf Information
3. To upload the shelf information, perform the following operations:

4. To export the shelf information, perform the following operation:

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3.2.7 Managing a Slot/Board

slot/board on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
Steps
Management > Resource > Slot/Board. The Slot/Board page is displayed, see
Figure 3-21.
Figure 3-21 Slot/Board Information
2. To view the slot/board information, perform the following operations:

Select a record, and click Detail. The page shows the detailed information of the
record, see Figure 3-22.
Figure 3-22 Viewing the Slot/Board Information
3. To upload the slot/board information, perform the following operations:

4. To export the slot/board information, perform the following operation:

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3.2.8 Managing a Sub-slot/Sub-board

sub-slot/sub-board on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
Steps
Management > Resource > Sub Slot/Board. The Sub Slot/Board page is
displayed, see Figure 3-23.
Figure 3-23 Sub Slot/Board Information
2. To view the sub-slot/board information, perform the following operations:

Figure 3-24 Viewing the Sub-Slot/Board Information
3. To upload the sub-slot/board information, perform the following operations:

4. To export the sub-slot/board information, perform the following operation:
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3.2.9 Managing a Power Supply

power supply on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
Steps
Management > Resource > Power > Power. The Power page is displayed, see
Figure 3-25.
Figure 3-25 Power Information
2. To view the power information, perform the following operations:

Figure 3-26 Viewing Detailed Power Information
3. To upload the power information, perform the following operations:


4. To export the power information, perform the following operation:

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3.2.10 Managing a Fan

fan on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
Steps
Management > Resource > Fan. The Fan page is displayed, see Figure 3-27.
Figure 3-27 Fan Information
2. To view the fan information, perform the following operations:

Figure 3-28 Viewing the Detailed Fan Information
3. To upload the fan information, perform the following operations:

4. To export the fan information, perform the following operation:

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3.2.11 Managing a System Unit

system unit on the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
Steps
Management > Resource > System Unit. The System Unit page is displayed, see
Figure 3-29.
Figure 3-29 System Unit Information
2. To view the system unit information, perform the following operations:

Figure 3-30 Viewing the Detailed Information on the System Unit
3. To upload the system unit information, perform the following operations:

4. To export the system unit information, perform the following operation:
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3.3 Device Configuration Management

3.3.1 Managing Configuration Files
This procedure describes how to manage configuration files of an NE on the EMS system.
You can perform the following operations:
l Backing up configuration files
l Deploying configuration files
l Restarting an NE
Steps
Management > Device Configuration. The Device Configuration page is
displayed.
Backing up Configuration Files of NEs
2. Select one or more NEs to be backed up, and then click Backup. The Create Back-up
Configure File Task message box is displayed, see Figure 3-31.
Figure 3-31 Create Back-up Configure File Task Message Box
3. (Optional) Click More. The Create Back-up configure File Task page is displayed,
see Figure 3-32. On the page, you can set the management manner and customize
the task scheduling time.
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Figure 3-32 Setting Advanced Options For a Configuration File Backup Task
For a description of the parameters, refer to the following table.
Manager Manner You can connect an NE to the NM system based on the network planning by
Setting selecting In band, Out band, or VRF.
l In band: Control information and normal service data are transferred
through the same channel.
l Out band: You can connect an NE to the NM system through a special
out-of-band NM interface.
l VRF: You can connect an NE to the NM system through a VPN.
It is recommended to select the If failed, try other manner check box.
4. Click OK. The configuration file backup task is created successfully.

After that, you can view the task status and operation results by referring to 3.3.2
Managing Configured Operation Tasks.
5. Click the OK button to close the message box.
Deploying Configuration Files of NEs
6. Select one or more NEs to be deployed, and then click the Restore button. The Create
Deploy Configuration File Task page is displayed.
Before you deploy a configuration file, you must ensure that the configuration file of the
corresponding NE exists in the configuration file database. If not, you must manually
upload the configuration file of the NE to the configuration file database or deploy the
configuration again after creating a configuration file backup task.
7. Set the parameters for the task, see Figure 3-33.
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Figure 3-33 Deploying Configuration Files
File Name To Be Double-click the File Name To Be Restore filed of the corresponding
Restore NE to select the configuration file to be deployed.
The selected configuration file can be the backup configuration file or
the configuration file that is manually uploaded to the configuration file
database.
Reboot device after If you select this option, the NE restarts after the configuration file is
restore file(Service deployed. The configuration file can only be deployed successfully
will be interrupted for after the NE is restarted.
a few minutes)
Manager Manner You can connect an NE to the NM system based on the network
Setting planning by selecting In band, Out band, or VRF.
l In band: Control information and normal service data are
transferred through the same channel.
l Out band: You can connect an NE to the NM system through a
special out-of-band NM interface.
8. After the parameter setting, click OK. A message box that displays "Create task
successful!" is displayed.
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After that, you can view the task status and operation results by referring to 3.3.2
Restarting an NE
10. Select one or more NEs to be restarted, and then click Reboot. The Reboot NE page
is displayed.
11. Set the Timer Task Settings parameter. There are three options, Run now task,
Scheduled task, and Periodic task.
12. Click OK. The Confirm dialog box that displays "Confirm to reboot the system of these
NEs?" is displayed.
13. Click the OK button. A message box that displays "Create Success" is displayed.
After that, you can view the task status and operation result by referring to 3.3.2
3.3.2 Managing Configured Operation Tasks

This procedure describes how to manage configured operation tasks on the EMS system.
l Viewing information about operation tasks

l Running operation tasks immediately
l Deleting expired operation tasks
Steps
Management > Device Configuration > Task. The Task page is displayed.
2. Click the Refresh button to view the last operation result, task status, and task category
of an operation task, see Figure 3-34.
Figure 3-34 Viewing the Statuses of Operation Tasks
3. Select one or more tasks, and then click Run to operate the tasks immediately.
4. Select one or more tasks, and then click Delete to delete the tasks immediately.
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Note:
The task whose Task Status is Running cannot be deleted.
3.3.3 Managing the Configuration File Database

This procedure describes how to manage the configuration file database on the EMS
system. You can perform the following operations:
l Downloading configuration files
l Uploading configuration files
l Deleting configuration files
Steps
Management > Device Configuration > File Library. The File Library page is
displayed.
2. Download Configuration Files from the Configuration File Database Locally.
a. Select one or more files, and then click Download. The Download File page is
displayed.
b. Click OK. The files are downloaded locally.
3. Uploading Local Configuration Files to the Configuration File Database.
a. Click Upload. The Upload File page is displayed.
b. Select an NE and the corresponding configuration files to be uploaded, see Figure
3-35.
Figure 3-35 Uploading a File
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c. After the parameter setting, click Upload. A message box that displays "Upload
file successful" is displayed.
d. Click OK to close the message box.
e. Click Refresh to view the uploaded configuration files, see Figure 3-36.
Figure 3-36 Uploading Results
4. Deleting Configuration Files.

Select one or more configuration files, and then click Delete to delete the configuration
files from the configuration file database.
3.4 Device Software Management

3.4.1 Managing the Device Software
This procedure describes how to manage device software in the EMS system. You can
perform the following operations:
l Backing up the device software
l Upgrading the device software
l Restarting devices.
Steps
Backing up the Device Software
Management > Device Software. The Device Software page is displayed.
2. Select one or more NEs to be backed up, and then click Backup. The Create Back-up
Device Software Task message box is displayed, see Figure 3-37.
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Figure 3-37 Create Back-up Device Software Task Message Box
3. (Optional) Click More. The Create Back-up Device Software Task page is displayed,
see Figure 3-38. On the page, you can set the management manner and customize
the task scheduling time.
Figure 3-38 Setting Advanced Options for a Device Software Backup Task
Manager You can connect an NE to the NM system based on the network planning by
selecting In band, Out band, or VRF.
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4. Click OK. The system prompts that the task is created successfully.
After that, you can view the task status and operation result by referring to 3.4.2
Managing Software Operation Tasks.
Upgrading the Device Software
6. Select an NE and then click Restore. The Create Deploy Device Software Task
page is displayed.
Note:
If multiple NEs are selected for upgrade in batches, the selected NEs must be of the
same series. Otherwise, the upgrade operation cannot be implemented.
7. Set parameters for the task, see Figure 3-39.
Figure 3-39 Creating a Device Software Upgrade Task
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Select File from Select a device software from the device software database.
File Repository The selected device software can be the backup device software or the
device software that is uploaded to the device software database manually.
Reboot device Only when this check box is selected, can the device be restarted after the
after restore file device software is selected. The device software is upgraded successfully
(Service will be only when the device is restarted.
interrupted for a
few minutes)
Manager Manner You can connect an NE to the NM system based on the network planning by
Setting selecting In band, Out band, or VRF.
8. After the parameter setting, click OK. A message box that displays "Create task
successful!" is displayed.
After the task is created successfully, you can view the task status and operation result
by referring to 3.4.2 Managing Software Operation Tasks.
Restarting Devices
10. Select one or more NEs to be restarted, and then click Reboot. The Reboot NE page
is displayed.
11. Set the Timer Task Settings parameter. There are three options, Run now task,
Scheduled task, and Periodic task.
12. Click OK. The Confirm dialog box that displays "Confirm to reboot the system of these
NEs?" is displayed.
13. Click the OK button. A message box that displays "Create Success" is displayed.
After the task is created successfully, you can view the task status and operation result
by referring to 3.4.2 Managing Software Operation Tasks.
3.4.2 Managing Software Operation Tasks

This procedure describes how to manage software operation tasks on the EMS system.
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l Viewing the information about software operation tasks

l Running software operation tasks
l Deleting expired software operation tasks
Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS system, select IP Device Management. The IP Device
Management page is displayed. Select IP Device Management > Device Software
> Task. The Task page is displayed.
2. Click the Refresh button to view the last operation result and task status of an
operation task, see Figure 3-40.
Figure 3-40 Viewing the Statuses of Software Operation Tasks
3. Select one or more tasks, and then click Run to operate the tasks immediately.
4. Select one or more tasks, and then click Delete to delete the tasks immediately.
Note:
The tasks whose Task Status is Running cannot be deleted.
3.4.3 Managing the Device Software Database

This procedure describes how to manage the device software database on the EMS
system. You can perform the following operations:
l Downloading the device software
l Uploading the device software
l Deleting the device software
Steps
Management > Device Software > File Library. The File Library page is displayed.
2. Downloading the Device Software from A Device Software Database Locally.
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a. Select one or more records, and then click Download. The Download File page
is displayed.
The device software of the corresponding NE is displayed on the page.
b. Click OK. The files are downloaded locally.
3. Uploading the Local Device Software to the Device Software Database.
a. Click Upload. The Upload File page is displayed.
b. Select an NE and the corresponding device software to be uploaded, and then set
the Platform Version and Project Version parameters, see Figure 3-41.
Figure 3-41 Uploading a File
c. After the parameter setting, click Upload. A message box that displays "Upload
file successful" is displayed.
d. Click OK to close the message box.
e. Click Refresh to view the uploaded device software from the current file list, see
Figure 3-42.
Figure 3-42 Uploading Results
4. Deleting Configuration Files.
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Select one or more device software, and then click Delete to delete the device software
from the device software database.
3.5 Intelligent Configuration Management

3.5.1 Overview
The intelligent configuration management function provides a simple method to users.
With this simple method, users can save common commands to a template. The template
is configured with different parameters and it is used for the quick configuration of different
devices.
3.5.2 Creating a Common Template Class

The U31 (ICT) R22 system provides the common template class function. With this
function, templates can be managed based on the class.
Steps
Management > Smart Configuration. The Smart Configuration page is displayed.
2. Click Templates. The Templates page is displayed.
3. Click Create Sort. The Create page is displayed.
4. Set the Sort Name parameter, and then click OK. A template class is created, see
Figure 3-43.
Figure 3-43 Template Database
By default, the system creates the Sort of Basic Configuration template class. This
template class cannot be modified or deleted.
Related Tasks
Click a template class, such as test, to view common templates in the template class, see
Figure 3-44.
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Figure 3-44 Template Lists
l To create a common template, click Create. For details, refer to 3.5.3 Creating a
Common Template.
l To create a task, click Create Task next to a created template. For details, refer to
3.5.4 Creating a Task.
l To import a template file in .xml format, click Import. The importing operation fails if
the same template file exists on the U31 (ICT) R22 system, and only one template file
can be imported at the same time.
l To export a template locally, select the template and then click Export.
3.5.3 Creating a Common Template

The U31 (ICT) R22 system provides the function of creating a common template. With this
function, users can customize a template based on the requirements of each application.
Steps
2. Click Create Template. The Create Template page is displayed.
3. Set the Template Name, Sort of Template, Ne Type, Ne Version, and Description
parameters, see Figure 3-45.
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Figure 3-45 Entering Basic Information
4. Click Next. The Input Script page is displayed. Enter scripts in the Script text box,
see Figure 3-46.
Figure 3-46 Inputting Scripts
5. Click Next. The Edit Parameters page is displayed, see Figure 3-47.
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Figure 3-47 Editing Scripts
a. (Optional) Double-click the Delay Time(ms) and Mark fields of each script to set
these two parameters for each script.
b. (Optional) In the Script Parameters area, click the Parameter Name field of a
script, such as IP Address, to set the Minimum, Maximum, Enum items for this
parameter on the displayed page.
6. Click Finish. The template is created, see Figure 3-48.
Figure 3-48 Creating a Template Completely
l If the Collect filed of a template is , it means that the template is not collected.
When you click , the icon is changed to .
l If the Collect filed of a template is , it means that the template is already
collected. When you click , the icon is changed to .
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Related Tasks
On the page shown in Figure 3-48, you can perform the following operations:
l To continue creating a template, click Create.
l To create a task, click Create Task next to a created template. For details, refer to
3.5.4 Creating a Task.
l To import a template file in .xml format, click Import. The importing operation fails if
the same template file exists on the U31 (ICT) R22 system, and only one template file
can be imported at the same time.
l To export a template locally, select the template and then click Export.
3.5.4 Creating a Task

A task template is configured with different parameters, and it is used for the quick
configuration of different devices.
Prerequisite
The system has a general template.
Steps
2. Click Create Task. The Create Task page is displayed.

3. Select the template type, including Common Template and My Collections, and then
click Refresh to refresh the template list.
4. Select a template that requires creating a task, and then click Next. The Set
Parameter page is displayed.
5. Set the Task Name and Select Ne parameters.
The default format of the task name is template name-YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS,

for example, test123--2014-08-25 15:55:01.
6. After the parameter setting, click Next. The following page is displayed, see Figure
3-49.
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Figure 3-49 Setting the Task Parameters and Execution Mode
7. Click the column where the IP Address and Mask are located, and enter the
corresponding parameters.
8. Set the Timer Task Settings parameter to Run now task, Scheduled task, Periodic
task, or Manual execution task, and then click Finish. The task is created, see
Figure 3-50.
Figure 3-50 Task List
9. Click a task in the Task Name field. The Task List page that displays the operation of
each sub-task is displayed, see Figure 3-51.
For operations on the Task List page, refer to 3.5.5 Browsing a Task.
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Figure 3-51 Sub-Task List
Related Task
On Sub-Task List the page, you can perform the following operations:
l Select a task and click Run. The task is re-executed.
l Select a task and click Paused. The task status is changed to Paused. The task
stops.
l Select a task and click Download Run Result to download the task operation results
to the local PC.
l Click Modify on the line where the subtask is located, and modify the task.
l Click Script on the line where the subtask is located. View and modify the script
information.
l Click Run Result of Last Time of the sub task, and check the operation result of the
task.
3.5.5 Browsing a Task

After a task is created, you can view the task status, sub-tasks, and the used task template,
and you can also modify the task parameters or view task scripts as required.
Steps
2. Click View Tasks. The Task List page is displayed, see Figure 3-52.
Figure 3-52 Task List
3. Click Create to continuing creating a task.
4. (Optional) Click Run or Delete next to a task to run or delete the task.
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5. Click the Task Name filed of a task. The Task List page that displays the
corresponding sub-tasks is displayed, see Figure 3-53.
Figure 3-53 Sub-Task List
l Click the Run Result of Last Time field of the corresponding NE to view the
detailed operation result.
l Select one or more sub-tasks, and then click Download Run Result to locally
save the operation result of sub-tasks.
l Click Modify, and then double-click the parameters to be modified on the Task
Parameters page. You can also modify script parameters.
l Click Script to preview scripts on the displayed View Script page.
3.6 Resource Statistics

3.6.1 Performing Slot Statistics
This procedure describes how to perform statistics on the slots of an NE.
Steps
Management > Statistics. The system displays the Slot page by default.
2. Select a record, and then click Detail. The slot usage of the selected NE is displayed
in table form.
3. Click Export and then select the file type from the drop-down list to save the file locally.
3.6.2 Performing Board Statistics

This procedure describes how to perform statistics on the boards of an NE.
Steps
Management > Statistics. The Slot statistics page is displayed.
2. Click the Board. The Board statistics page is displayed.
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3. Select a record, and then click Detail. The board usage of the selected NE is displayed
in table form.
3.6.3 Performing Interface Statistics

This procedure describes how to perform statistics on the interfaces of an NE.
Steps
Management > Statistics. The Slot statistics page is displayed.
2. Click Interface. The Interface statistics page is displayed.
3. Select a record, and then click Detail. The interface usage of the selected NE is
displayed in table form.
3.7 Managing an IP Address

The IP address management function is used to manage all the IP resources on the U31
(ICT) R22 management system through automatic scanning and discovery and manual
creation.
Steps
IP Address Management. The IP Address Management page is displayed.
2. Automatically scan for discovering the IP resources.
a. Click Scan IP Address > Scan Now. The Creating Scan Task Result page is
displayed, showing Create the task of scanning IP address successes.
b. Click Close. The home page of the system shows the scanning progress. When
Scanning is over is displayed, the scanning results are displayed, see Figure
3-54.
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Figure 3-54 Scanning Results
Select an IP record, and perform the following operations in the operation column:
l Click Add IP Address to manually add IP resources.
l Click Modify to manually modify the description of the current IP resource.
l Click Delete to manually delete the current IP resource.
c. Select a scanning record. The system displays the details of this record, see
Figure 3-55.
Figure 3-55 Detailed Information of the IP Resources
l Click Modify to modify remark of the current IP resource.

l Click Delete to delete the current IP resource.
3. Manually create an IP resource.
a. Click Add Network Segment. The Add IP Segment dialog box is displayed.
b. In the Add IP Segment dialog box, enter Network Address and Network Mask,
see Figure 3-56.
Figure 3-56 Manually Adding an IP Segment
c. Click OK.
If you want to manually add multiple IP addresses, you can select Add Continuity
in Figure 3-56.
4. Query an IP address.
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a. Click Query, see Figure 3-57.
Figure 3-57 Querying an IP Address
b. Enter IP Address or Network Mask, and click OK.

The page displays the query results.
3.8 Managing an L3VPN Service

On the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, you can create, query, delete, and export
service reports and L3VPN services can be automatically discovered.
Steps
L3VPN Service. The L3VPN Service page is displayed.
2. Create an L3VPN service.
a. Click Create Service, see Figure 3-58.
Figure 3-58 Creating an L3VPN Service
For a description of the service parameters, refer to Table 3-5.
Table 3-5 Parameter Description for Creating an L3VPN Service
Service Name Enter a service name in the text box.
Network Type Default: FullMesh.
VRF Name Enter a VRF name is the text box.
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RD Format From the drop-down list, select AS:number, IP:number or

XX.YY:number.
Default: AS:number.
RD Value In the text box, enter the RD value in the format of

<0–65535>:<0–4294967295>.
RT Direction From the drop-down list, select In, Out or Both.

Default: In.
RT Format From the drop-down list, select AS:number, IP:number or

XX.YY:number.
Default: AS:number.
RT Value In the text box, enter the RT value in the format of

<0–65535>:<0–4294967295>.
VRF Description (Optional) Describes the features of the VRF.
b. Click Next. The Detail Information page is displayed, see Figure 3-59.
Figure 3-59 Detailed Information
c. Select an NE and click next to the NE, and click Add Interface, see Figure 3-60.
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Figure 3-60 Add Interface Page
The interface selection page is displayed, see Figure 3-61.
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Figure 3-61 Select an Interface Dialog Box
d. Select an interface and click OK, see Figure 3-62.
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Figure 3-62 Interface Selection Completed
e. Add IP Address and IP Mask for the selected interface, and click Next.
f. Repeat Steps c. through e. to create the interface on the other end.
g. Click Next. The Preview & Deploy page is displayed, showing the configuration
information of the two NEs.
h. Click Deploy.
If the system indicates that an error exists, the properties are configured
improperly, you shall modify the parameters as required.
3. Query an L3VPN service.
a. Click Query.
b. Enter Service Name, and click OK.
The page shows the services that meet the conditions.
4. Delete an L3VPN service.
Select a service record:
l Click Network Side Delete to delete the VRF data from the EMS, but the VRF
data still exists in the equipment.
l Click NE Side Delete to delete the VRF data from both the EMS and the
equipment. The VRF data does not exist on the EMS or the equipment.
5. Export service reports.
Select one or multiple service records, and click Report.
The system automatically exports service records to the local PC. The records are
exported in a .xls file by default.
you can select to export the records in .pdf or .html files.
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6. To discover the L3VPN services automatically, perform the following operations:

a. Click Auto Discover. The Auto Discover page is displayed.
b. Select Discover Scope, including All NE, Select NE and Upload all. Click Auto
Discover.
The automatically discovered L3VPN services are displayed.
7. Process service alarms.
When a service alarm is generated, the alarm level is displayed in the Severity column.
8. To view service performance, perform the following operations:
In the service list, click . The Performance page is displayed. View the service
performance, including interface performance and VRF performance.
l Click to set the indexes and queried objects displayed on the graph.
l Click to save the current performance graph as an image.
9. To diagnose faults, perform the following operations:

Click . The Fault Diagnosis page is displayed.
l Fault query.
Query faults according to the Link Type, Source NE, Source IP, Destination NE
and Destination IP.
l Rapid diagnosis.
In the Diagnosis Item area, select ICMP Ping, VRF Ping, LSP Ping, ICMP Trace,
VRF Trace or LSP Trace as required.
l Diagnosis result.
In the Diagnosis Result area, view the diagnosis result.
3.9 Managing a Ping Task

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, you can manage a Ping detection task,
configure the ping check task threshold, and check the ping detection topology.
Steps
Configuring a Ping Detection Task
Ping Task. The Ping Task page is displayed.
2. Add a Ping detection task.
a. Click Add, see Figure 3-63.
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Figure 3-63 Add Ping Task Page
Type of Task can be set to network element to network element ping task,
network Management System to network element ping task, Import by Link,
or Import all Link.
b. Click OK.
After a task is added, the task is displayed in the Ping Task window.
l If the detection result is smaller than the threshold preset in the template, the
Task Status column is displayed green.
l If the detection result is larger than the threshold preset in the template, the
Task Status column is displayed red.
In the table at the bottom of the Ping Task window, Ping Task Report Time
and Packet Loss Rate are displayed.
3. Add multiple ping detection tasks.
a. Click the Import with Excel button. The Import Ping Task With Excel page is
displayed.
b. Click the DownLoad Mould button to download the template to a local disk.
c. Open the template file, and set multiple tasks in the format required by the template
and save the tasks.
All fields in the template are required.
d. Click the Select File button and click UpLoad to upload the task file to the system.
After the file is imported, the detection tasks are displayed in the Ping Task
window.
4. Query a Ping task.

a. Click Query.
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b. Enter Task Name, and click OK.

The page shows the queried task.
5. Delete a Ping task.
a. Select a record, and click Delete.
The Delete Ping Task page is displayed.
b. Click OK.
Configuring a Ping Detection Task Threshold
6. Click the Ping Task Threshold Config page. The Ping Task Threshold Config
content is displayed.
7. Add a threshold template.

a. Click Add. The Add Threshold Model page is displayed, see Figure 3-64.
Figure 3-64 Add Threshold Model Page
b. Click OK.
8. Delete a template
a. Select a template on the Ping Task Threshold Config page.
b. Click Delete.
The Delete Threshold Model dialog box is displayed.
c. Click OK.
Checking the Ping Detection Topology
9. Select the Ping Task Topo page.

The topology of all tasks is displayed in the Ping Task window, see Figure 3-65.
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Figure 3-65 Ping Detection Task Topology
Figure 3-65 shows three detection tasks. The red connection lines indicate that the
detection result is larger than the preset threshold in the template and the green line
indicates that the detection result is smaller than the preset threshold.
3.10 Managing Tasks

This procedure describes how to manage module-related tasks on the U31 (ICT) R22
system.
Context
A total of 10 tasks are predefined in the U31 (ICT) R22 system, including the following: AC
Upload Task, AP Upload Task, SSID Upload Task, UserInfo Upload Task, Interface Upload
Task, Rack Upload Task, Shelf Upload Task, Slot/Board Upload Task, Sub Slot/Board
Upload Task, and System Unit Upload Task.
Steps
Management > Task Management. The Task Management page is displayed, see
Figure 3-66.
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Figure 3-66 Task Management Page
2. Select one or more tasks, and click Start or Stop.

The Prompt dialog box is displayed.
3. In the text box, enter Y or N, and click OK.
The Task Status parameter changes.
4. Select a task, and click Modify.
The Task Management dialog box is displayed.
5. Modify the First Execute Time and Execute Circle parameters as required, and click
OK.
The Task Name parameter cannot be modified.
Range of the Execute Circle parameter: 30 minutes to 30 days.
3.11 Setting the Report Period Export

The report period export setting function is used to configure the period for exporting
reports in the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, including time scheduling, file location,
forwarding setting, and customized report setting.
Steps
Management > Report Period Export Setting. The Report Period Export Setting
page is displayed.
2. (Optional) Click Open Auto Export Report. The system automatically exports reports
according to the settings.
3. Set the time scheduling.
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Select Execute Period and First Execution Time.

4. Set the location for saving the files.
Select Server where the file is located, and set Server Directory address.
5. Set the forwarding mode.
Set the forwarding mode to FTP Push or Email Forward.
l Click FTP Push, select Enable, and set FTP Address, FTP Port, FTP User, FTP
Password, and FTP Directory.
l Click Email Forward, select Enable, and set Email Address and Email Title.
6. Sets customized reports.
Sets the ranges of File Type and Report Statistics.
l File Type: CSV, EXCEL, HTML and PDF.
l Report Statistics: NE, Board, Sub Board, Interface, Optical, PM, FM ,VLAN Port,
AC Info, AP Info, SSID Info or Terminal Info.
7. (Optional) Click Upload from device (Default get from database). The system
obtains data from the equipment.
8. Click OK.
3.12 Managing the IP Topology

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, the IP topology management function can
synchronize NE information to the topology of the EMS for unified management.
Prerequisite
The NE information in every IP address segment has been scanned in IP Address
Management.
Steps
IP Topology. The IP Topology page is displayed, see Figure 3-67.
Figure 3-67 IP Topology
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Note:
The IP Topology page is a popup page. If the page is not displayed after you select
the corresponding menus, modify the setting on the address bar to display the blocked
pages.
2. Click an address. The NE information of the IP address is displayed in the right pane.
Click the following icons to perform the following operations:
l Click to select an item that you want to view.

l Click to move an NE in the topology.
l Click to zoom in on an NE in the topology.
l Click to zoom out on an NE in the topology.
l Click to zoom out on the an NE information as a whole in the topology.
l Click to zoom in on the an NE information as a whole in the topology.
l Click to redesign the NEs in the topology.
You can redesign the NEs by clicking Left Align, Top Align, Symmetry, Hierar
chic, Top Bottom, Bottom Top, Left Right and Right Left.
l Click to save the current layout of NEs.

l Click to refresh the rack chart to view the current NE status.
l Click to synchronize the NE information to the EMS platform.
Synchronization includes Sync Selected Nes, Sync Network Segment Nes, and
Sync All Nes.
3. Filter the IP address segment
Enter the IP address segment information next to Segment, and click Filter. The page
shows the filter results that meet the conditions.
3.13 Managing User Information of a Dot1x Switch

With the dot1x user information management function, you can manage user information
of switches on the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
This function is only applicable to particular switches, including 5950-36PM, 5950-60PM,
5260-28PD-H, and 5260-52PD-H.
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Steps
Management > Device dot1x Userinformation Management. The Device dot1x
Userinformation Management page is displayed.
2. Click Search. Set the query criteria, see Figure 3-68.
Figure 3-68 Querying Devices
3. Click Export to export device information.

The exported information can be saved as an .xls, .csv, or .pdf file.
4. Click NE Upload. The NE Upload dialog box is displayed.

5. Select an option from the NE Type list, and click Upload. The NE information is
uploaded to the system.
6. Click Lookup History User Information. The User History Information page is
displayed.
7. Perform any of the following operations on the User History Information page:
Query: You can set the User Login Time and User MAC parameters to query user
information.
Export: You can export the device information and save it as an .xls, .csv, or .pdf file.
Settings: You can set the number of days for which the user history information is
stored. Default: 6 days.
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Chapter 4
Single NE View Management
A single NE view involves the resource management, configuration management, and tool
management of a single NE. It facilitates the NE management.
To display the Single NE View page, perform one of the following operations:
Operation 1:
Management > Resource > NE. The NE page is displayed.
2. Click the Display Name field of an NE. The Single NE View page is displayed.
Operation 2:
1. On the home page of the EMS system, select Monitor > Topology > Physical
2. Select an NE, click the icon next to the NE, and then select Single NE View from
the displayed shortcut menu. The Single NE View page is displayed.
Table of Contents
Managing Resource ...................................................................................................4-1
Managing Config ........................................................................................................4-4
Managing Tools ........................................................................................................4-17
Virtual Appreciation Service Management ................................................................4-20
4.1 Managing Resource

4.1.1 Viewing an NE
This procedure describes how to view the basic information about an NE and all the
statistical charts.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Home. The NE Information page is displayed.
2. View the basic information about an NE and all the statistical charts.
The graphical charts include NE Availability, Alarm Statistic, CPU Utilization, Me
mory Utilization, Slot Statistic, and Interface Statistic.
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4.1.2 Viewing the Rack Chart Page

A rack chart page displays the physical rack and information about physical resources,
including the rack, shelves, boards, ports, and their operation statuses.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select View > Rack Chart. The Rack Chart page is
displayed.
2. Click the corresponding icon on the toolbar to perform the corresponding operations
on the rack chart.
For the button name and function of each button, refer to the following table.
Name Function
Selects a port or slot of the NE from the rack chart.
Zoom in: magnifies the rack chart.
Zoom out: reduces the rack chart.
Restore: restores the rack chart.
Full-view: Shows the full view of the rack.
Displays the rack chart in full screen mode.
Exports the rack chart.
Refreshes the rack chart.
This icon is displayed when legends are displayed.

Hides legends.
3. Right-click a component in the rack chart, and then select Query Current Alarm,
Query Performance, Show Interface or Show Optical Info from the shortcut menu.
4.1.3 Monitoring Alarms

This procedure describes how to view alarm causes and suggestions, acknowledge
alarms, unacknowledge alarms, and clear alarms on the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
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Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select View > Alarm. The Alarm page is displayed.
2. Click the icon of an alarm record to display the detailed alarm information in table
form, see Figure 4-1.
Figure 4-1 Detailed Alarm Information
3. Move the mouse to an alarm record, see Figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2 Acknowledging/Unacknowledging Alarms
l When the Acknowledge parameter is highlighted, click the Acknowledge

parameter. After the alarm is acknowledged, Acknowledge is in grey, and the
Unacknowledge parameter is highlighted.
l When the Unacknowledge parameter is highlighted, click the Unacknowledge
parameter. After the alarm is unacknowledged, the Unacknowledge parameter
is in grey, and the Acknowledge parameter is highlighted.
l Click Clear to clear an alarm.
4.1.4 Detecting the Performance

On the U31 (ICT) R22 system, you can monitor the performance of NE interfaces and
system units.
Prerequisite
Measurement tasks related to NE interface information and system information are
created.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select View > Performance. The Performance page
is displayed.
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2. View the performance detection result.

The system only displays the performance data from zero o'clock of the day to the
current time.
4.2 Managing Config

4.2.1 Managing Interfaces
This procedure describes how to upload, modify, and export Ethernet physical interfaces
and logical interfaces.
Steps
Configuring the Ethernet Physical Ports
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > Interface. The Ethernet Interface
page is displayed.
2. To upload the interface information, perform the following operations:
b. Click Upload to upload the data.
After the data upload, the Operate Result field displays the number of added,
modified, and deleted interfaces.
3. To modify the interface information, perform the following operations:
a. Select an interface record, and then click the Modify button. The Modify page is
displayed.
b. Modify interface parameters, and then click OK to save the modification.
4. To export the interface information, perform the following operations:
Configuring Logical Interfaces
5. To create a logical interface, perform the following operations:
a. Click Logic Interface. The Logic Interface page is displayed.
b. Click Create. The Create page for creating a logical interface is displayed.
c. Configure the related parameters with reference to Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 Parameters for Creating a Logical Interface
Mode Select Ethernet Virtual Interface or Loopback Interface.
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Type l If Mode is set to Ethernet Virtual Interface, the options are

VLAN Interface and Super VLAN Interface.
l If Mode is set to Loopback Interface, the option is
Loopback Interface.
Channel No Sets the channel number, range: 1–4094.
IP Address Sets the IP address of the interface.
Subnet Mask Sets the subnet mask of the interface.
d. Click OK.
6. To upload the logical interface information, perform the following operations:

b. Click Upload, The system start to upload data.
c. After the data is uploaded to the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, click Close.
After the upload is completed, the Operate Result column shows the numbers of
added, modified, and deleted interfaces on the NE.
7. To export the logical interface information, perform the following operation:
Click Export, and select a file type from the drop-down list to save the file to the local
PC.
4.2.2 Managing the VLAN

With the Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) technology, you can divide a physical LAN
into different VLANs logically in accordance with application requirements. All broadcast
and unicast traffic in a VLAN are not forwarded to other VLANs.
This function applies for switches.
Steps
l Configuring a VLAN Interface.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > VLAN Management. The VLAN
Port Configuration page is displayed.
2. Click NE Upload. The Upload page is displayed.

3. Click Upload to upload the data.
4. Click Close when the data is uploaded to the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
After the data upload, the Operation Result field displays the added, modified,
and deleted VLAN ports of the NE.
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5. Select the VLAN port to be modified, and then click Batch Modify. The Batch
modify VLAN port configuration page is displayed.
6. Set the link mode, PVID, Tagged VLAN, and Untagged VLAN of the selected ports
in batches, and then click OK.
l Configuring a VLAN
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > VLAN Management. The VLAN
Port Configuration page is displayed.
2. Click More Operating on the upper right corner, select VLAN Configuration. The
VLAN Configuration page is displayed.
3. Click NE Upload. The Upload page is displayed.

4. Click Upload to upload the data.
5. Click Close when the data is uploaded to the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
After the data upload, the Operation Result field displays the added, modified,
and deleted VLAN ports of the NE.
4.2.3 Managing an ACL

ACL is used to filter data packets, implement policy-based routing, and control special
traffic. One ACL can contain one or more rules for the data packets of a specific type.
These rules determine whether to accept the data packets that match with the standard
specified in the rules.
You can bind an ACL with a physical port. After the ACL is bound successfully, the physical
port filters data packets in accordance with the ACL rule.
The ZXR10 T8000/M6000 series routers, ZXR10 M6000–E series routers, ZXR10
M6000–nS series routers, ZXR10 6800 series routers, ZXR10 5250 series switches,
ZXR10 9900 Series IDC Core Switch, ZXR10 5900 series switches, ZXR10 3900A/3900
series switches, ZXR10 5960 series switches, ZXR10 8900/8900E series switches,
ZXR10 6900 series switches and ZXCTN 9000E Series PTN Product support this function.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > ACL. The ACL Config page is
displayed.
Configuring an ACL
2. To create an ACL, perform the following operations:
a. On the ACL Config page is displayed. Click the Create button. The Create page
is displayed see Figure 4-3.
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Figure 4-3 Creating an ACL
b. Configure the related parameters to create an ACL.

l Select ACL Type, Extended ACL or Link ACL.
l Enter a value in the ACL Name text box.
c. Click OK. An ACL is created, see Figure 4-4.
Figure 4-4 ACL Creation Completed
d. Add a rule for 01. Click 0 rules.

The system shows the page for creating rules.
e. Click Create. The Create page is displayed, see Figure 4-5.
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Figure 4-5 Creating a Rule
Configure the rule parameters. For a description of parameters, refer to Table 4-2.
Table 4-2 Rule Parameter Description
Rule ID Required. A unique rule Id in the ACL table. This ID

determines the order of the rule in the ACL table.
Operation Select Permit or Deny from the drop-down list.
IP Protocol Select an IP protocol drop-down list. Options: IP, ICMP,

IGMP, TCP, UDP, GRE, OSPF, PIM, and VRRP.
Default: IP.
Timerange Sets the validity period of a rule.
Fragments Sets whether to check fragment packets.
Standard Info
Source IP Address Sets the source IP address of the rule, including the IP
address and the wildcard mask.
Destination IP Address Sets the destination IP address of the rule, including the
IP address and the wildcard mask.
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Extended Protocol Info
Enable Precedence/ToS/DSCP Sets whether to enable Precedence/ToS/DSCP, and sets

the value of Precedence/ToS/DSCP. Only item among
Precedence/ToS/DSCP can be configured.
f. Click OK. The rule is created, see Figure 4-6.
Figure 4-6 Rule Creation Completed
g. Click Back. The ACL Config page is displayed.

The 01 rule is changed to 2 rules.
3. To query the ACL settings, perform the following operations:
a. Click Search. The page shows the query conditions.
b. Enter a name in the ACL Name text box. Click OK.
The page shows the query results that meet the conditions.
4. To upload the ACL configuration information, perform the following operations:
Click Upload to synchronize the ACL configuration information from the NE to the
EMS.
ACL Bind
5. Click the ACL Bind tab. The ACL Bind page is displayed.
6. To create an ACL binding entry, perform the following operations:
a. Click Create. The Create page is displayed.
b. Select Interface, ACL, and direction.
Note:
An ACL must be configured before the ACL binding is configured. Otherwise, no

ACL can be selected.
c. Click OK The ACL binding is created, see Figure 4-7.
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Figure 4-7 ACL Biding Created
7. To query the ACL binding information, perform the following operations:

a. Click Search. The page shows the query conditions.
b. Enter the query conditions, including Interface, ACL Name and Direction. Click
OK.
The page shows the query results that meet the conditions.
8. To upload the ACL binding information, perform the following operation:
Click Upload to synchronize the ACL binding information from the NE to the EMS.
4.2.4 Managing ARP Table

ARP table management is used to manage the ARP tables in the U31 (ICT) R22
management system, including creating, modifying, querying, and solidifying ARP tables.
Prerequisite
VALN interfaces exist in the EMS.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > ARP. The ARP page is displayed.
2. To create an ARP table, perform the following operations:
a. Click Create. The Create page is displayed.
Note:
You can create only Permanent entries. The Host and Dynamic entries are
generated automatically.
b. Configure the related parameters. For a description of parameters, refer to Table

4-3.
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Table 4-3 Parameter Description for Creating an ARP Table
IfName Select an interface on which you want to create

an ARP table.
IPAddress Enter an IP address in the text box.
MacAdddress Enter the MAC address that corresponds to the IP

address in the text box.
OutVlan Enter the outer VLAN name in the text box.
c. Click OK.
3. To query an ARP entry, perform the following operations:
a. Click Query. The page shows the query conditions.

b. Enter the query conditions, including ItemType, IPAddress, MacAddress, IfNa
me, OutVlan, and InterVlan.
c. Click OK. The page shows the query results that meet the conditions on the lower
part.
4. To modify an ARP entry, perform the following operations:

a. Select a Permanent ARP entry. Click Modify or .
b. Modify the MacAddress, and click OK.
Only the MacAddress value can be modified. Other parameters cannot be
modified.
Only Permanent ARP entries can be modified. The ARP entries of other types
cannot be modified.
5. To delete an ARP entry, perform the following operations:
a. Select a Permanent ARP entry. Click Delete or .
b. A confirmation dialog box is displayed. Click OK.

Only Permanent ARP entries can be deleted. The ARP entries of other types
cannot be deleted.
6. To solidify an ARP entry, perform the following operations:
a. Select a Dynamic ARP entry. Click Solidify or . The Solidify page is

displayed.
b. In the Solidify page, set IfName and OutVlan.
c. Click OK.
After the entry is solidified, the Dynamic entry is changed to Permanent.
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4.2.5 Configuring the CAR Limit

When the specified traffic conditions are met (for example, if the traffic over a connection
is too large), the corresponding traffic policing action is taken (discarding packets or
re-configuring the priority of packets). The Committed Access Rate (CAR) can not only
control traffic but also mark or remark packets.
This function is applicable to the ZXR10 M6000-S, ZXR10 6800, and ZXR10 6800E series
routers.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > CAR Limit. The CAR Limit page is
displayed.
2. To create a CAR limit, perform the following operations:
a. Click Add. The CAR Limit Configuration Information page is displayed.
b. Configure the related parameters. For a description of parameters, refer to Table
4-4.
Table 4-4 CAR Port Rate Limit Parameter Description
Port Information
Port Name From the drop-down list, select the port for rate limit.
Direction Select In Direction or Out Direction.
Flow Matching Information
IP Type Select ipv4, or ipv6.
First Flow Matching Item Select Localport, Unicast, Broadcast, U, IPv4 ACL, IPv6
Name ACL, DSCP, MPLS-EXP, Precedence, Inner VLAN, Outer
VLAN, Inner 802.1p, Outer 802.1p, Link ACL, QoS Group
ID, or Multicast.
First Flow Matching Item l If First Flow Matching Item Name is set to IPv4 ACL,
Value IPv6 ACL, or Link ACL, the parameter length contains
1–31 characters.
l If First Flow Matching Item Name is set to DSCP, the
range of the parameter is [0,63].
l If First Flow Matching Item Name is set to MPLS-EXP
or Precedence, the range of the parameter is [0,7].
l If First Flow Matching Item Name is set to Inner VLAN
or Outer VLAN, the range of the parameter is [1,4094].
l If First Flow Matching Item Name is set to Inner
802.1p or Outer 802.1p, the range of the parameter
is[0,7].
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l If First Flow Matching Item Name is set to QoS Group

ID, the range of the parameter is [0,16000].
l If First Flow Matching Item Name is set to Multicast,
this parameter cannot be used.
Second Flow Matching Item This parameter is valid when First Flow Matching Item
Name Name is set to Inner VLAN and Inner 802.1p.
Second Flow Matching Item l The range of this parameter is [1,4094], when Second
Value Flow Matching Item Name is set to Inner vlan.
l The range of this parameter is [0,7], when Second Flow
Matching Item Name is set to Inner 802.1p.
Mode Select Blind or Aware.
Statistical Share Select No or Yes.
Flow Limit Information
CIR(kbps) Range: [8–400000000].
CBS(Bytes) Range: [15000–2000000000].
PIR(kbps) Range: [8–400000000].
PBS(Bytes) Range: [15000–2000000000].
Conform Action Type Select Prec Transmit, DSCP Transmit, EXP Transmit,
8021p Transmit, Drop, or Transmit.
Conform Action Value Range: [0–7].
Exceed Action Type Select Prec Transmit, DSCP Transmit, EXP Transmit,
8021p Transmit, Drop or Transmit.
Exceed Action Type Range: [0–7].
Violate Action Type Select Prec Transmit, DSCP Transmit, EXP Transmit,
8021p Transmit, Drop or Transmit.
Violate Action Value Range: [0–7].
Note:
Different devices have different parameter values. Configure the parameters as

needed.
c. Click OK.
3. To modify the CAR limit, perform the following operations:
a. Select a record, and click Modify. The CAR Limit Configuration Information.
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b. Modify the relative parameters. Click OK.
Note:
The parameter in grey cannot be modified.
4. To upload the port CAR limit information, perform the following operations:
a. Click NE Upload to upload the port CAR information.
b. Click OK.
4.2.6 Managing the PoE

Power over Ethernet (PoE) is an extended feature of the network devices with Ethernet
electrical ports. The devices, such as switches and routers, can supply power to remote
power-receiving devices (PDs), such as IP phones, WLAN APs, and network cameras,
through twisted pairs. This function implements remote power supply.
The ZXR10 5250-52PM, ZXR10 2910E-PS, ZXR10 2918E-PS, ZXR10 2950-18PC,
ZXR10 2950-10PC, ZXR10 2950-28PM, and ZXR10 2928E-PS support this function.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > POE. The POE page is displayed.
2. Click Upload to upload the POE information of an NE to the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
3. Configure global parameters for the POE.
4. Select an interface configuration, and then click Modify. The Modify Interface
Configuration page is displayed.
5. Modify the interface management status, and then click OK.
4.2.7 Managing Configuration Files

This procedure describes how to manage configuration files of an NE on the U31 (ICT)
R22 EMS system. You can perform the following operations:
l Backing up configuration files

l Deploying configuration files
Steps
Backing up Configuration Files
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1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > Config File. The Config File page is
displayed.
2. Click Backup. The Create Back-up Configure File Task page is displayed.
3. Set the management mode and execution mode.
You shall select If failed, try other manner.
4. Click OK.
The system displays the Message dialog box.
6. Click Refresh. The task operation result is displayed in the Task area.
7. (Optional) In the File Library area, click Download File next to a record of an NE to
download configuration files locally.
Deploying Configuration Files in the File Library
8. In the File Library area, click restore next to one record of an NE. The Create Deploy
Configuration File Task page is displayed.
9. Configure the restart option, management mode, and execution mode, and then click
OK.
The system displays the Message dialog box.
Deploying Local Configuration Files
12. Click Upload. The Upload File page is displayed.
13. Click Select File to select a local file to be uploaded, and then click Upload. A
message box that displays Upload file successful is displayed.
15. In the File Library area, click restore next to a record of the NE. The Create Deploy
Configuration File Task page is displayed.
16. Configure the restart option, management mode, and execution mode, and then click
OK. A message box that displays "Create task successful! Please click refresh button"
is displayed.
4.2.8 Saving Device Configurations

After a device is restarted, the source configurations of the device are lost. This procedure
describes how to save the source configurations of a device to the flash to ensure that the
source configuration is still valid after the device is restarted.
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Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > Save Config. The Save Config page
is displayed.
2. On the Save Config page, click Confirm to save the configuration of the current NE.
A message box that displays "The device configuration has been saved successfully"
is displayed.
3. Click Close to close the message box.
4.2.9 Managing L3VPN

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, you can manage the L3VPN service on a single
site.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Config > L3VPN Management. The L3VPN
Management page is displayed.
2. To upload the local L3VPN service, perform the following operations:

b. Click Upload. The system automatically uploads the local L3VPN service, see
Figure 4-8.
Figure 4-8 Upload Information
c. Click Close.
3. To query the L3VPN service, perform the following information.
a. Click Query. The system shows the query parameters.

b. Enter VRF Name. Click OK.
The page shows the query results.
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The VRF Name, RD Value, IPv4 Address Family and VRF Description of the
L3VPN service are displayed.
4. To query the detailed information of an L3VPN record, perform the following
information.
Click on an L3VPN record. A page is displayed, see Figure 4-9.
Figure 4-9 Querying the Detailed Information of the L3VPN Record
4.3 Managing Tools

This function involves common detection tools, Telnet/SSH tools, and built-in Web service
tools.
Steps
l Opening the Telnet/SSH Tool.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > Telnet/SSH. The Telnet/SSH page is
displayed. The system automatically logs in to the NE.
If the system cannot automatically log in to the network element, you can manually
enter the username and password or select IP Device Management > Resource
from the home page of the EMS system. On the Resource page, modify the CLI
attributes and then open the Telnet/SSH page.
l Performing the SNMP Ping Detection.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > SNMP Ping. The SNMP Ping page
is displayed.
2. Configure SNMP ping detection parameters.
SNMP Version SNMP version number (v1, v2c, or v3).
Time out(Second) Connection timeout time (seconds).
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3. Click the Execute button to perform the SNMP Ping detection.

l Performing the Ping Detection on Management Channels.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > Mng Ping. The Mng Ping page is
displayed.
2. Check the ping detection results of management channels.
l Performing the Tracert Detection on Management Channels.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > Mng Tracert. The Mng Tracert page
is displayed.
2. Check the Tracert detection results of management channels.
l Detecting Management Channels.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > Mng Channel Test. The Mng
Channel Test page is displayed.
2. Click the Execute button. The system starts to detect the NE management
configurations. When the Detect Status field is Done, you can check the NE
management status.
Enable indicates that the NE status is normal, and Disable indicates that the NE
status is abnormal, see Figure 4-10.
Figure 4-10 Management Channel Detection Result
The red Disable shows an abnormal status, and the green Enable shows a normal
status.
The parameters are described as follows:
SNMP Read Status The normal status is Enable, indicating that the equipment is
connected properly, and the community is configured the same
as the equipment.
SNMP Write Status The normal status is Enable, indicating that the community is
configured the same as the equipment.
CLI Status The CLI status determines whether some command line access
is normal, such as equipment check and upgrade in batches.
l Uploading NE Data.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > NE Upload. The NE Upload page is
displayed.
2. Click Select to select NE resources to be uploaded.
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3. Click the Upload button to import the NE data to the U31 (ICT) R22 EMS system.
l Enabling/Disabling Built-in Web Services.
On the U31 (ICT) R22 system, only low-end switches support the built-in Web service,
and other NEs do not support the built-in Web service.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > Device WEB. The Device WEB page
is displayed.
2. Enter the username and password to log in to the Web user login page of the NE,
see Figure 4-11.
Figure 4-11 Web user login Page
l Using the SNMP Tool

You can obtain MIB information based on OIDs on the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
1. On the Single NE View page, select Tool > SNMP Tool. The SNMP Tool page
is displayed, see Figure 4-12.
Figure 4-12 SNMP Tool
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2. Click Show SNMP config. The SNMP configuration is displayed, see Figure 4-13.
Figure 4-13 SNMP Configuration
3. Set the OID and Operation parameters, and click Execute. The OID information
is displayed in the SNMP Result area.
Operation options: Get, GetNext, and Walk.
Get: obtains the MIB value of a specified OID.
GetNext: obtains the next MIB value. If the OID is a table, the first value in the
table is returned.
Walk: obtains all the MIB values under a specified OID.
4. Click to modify the NE IP address.
5. Click to add the MIB node to your favorites.

6. In the Mib Nodes area, click Add to add a MIB node.
7. Select a MIB node and click Modify to modify the MIB node information.
8. Select one or more MIB nodes and click Delete to delete the MIB nodes.
4.4 Virtual Appreciation Service Management

4.4.1 Managing Virtual Devices
This function creates and manages virtual devices, including virtual firewalls, internet
behavior management, WAN Optimization(Low/High), IPPBX and virtual ACs.
This function is only applicable to the ZXR10 MCG 5300 Micro Cloud Gateway.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Virtual Appreciation Service Management
> Virtual Appreciation Service Management. The Virtual Appreciation Service
Management page is displayed, see Figure 4-14.
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Figure 4-14 Mircro Cloud View
2. Click the VNF area. The Vnf List page is displayed, see Figure 4-15.
The system supports six value-added services, see Figure 4-15.
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Figure 4-15 Vnf List Page
If any of the six value-added services are not displayed, you can click to add
the corresponding services as required.
3. (Optional) To create a value-added service, click .

You can select the application type as required.
4. Click Install. A message box is displayed. Click Confirm.
To stop the service, click Stop.
To jump to the local built-in management system of each function, click the
corresponding config Built-in network management button.
4.4.2 Service Chain Management

This function manages a service chain, creates applications, and configures the flow
direction in accordance with the actual service scenario.
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This function is only applicable to the ZXR10 MCG 5300.
Prerequisites
The NMS and the devices are interconnected.
Steps
1. On the Single NE View page, select Virtual Appreciation Service Management
> Virtual Appreciation Service Management. The Virtual Appreciation Service
Management page is displayed, see Figure 4-16.
Figure 4-16 Mircro Cloud View
As shown in Figure 4-16, if the green line connecting the upper and lower parts
becomes red, it indicates that the board management channel is closed. Open the
channel and try to connect them again.
2. Click . The Virtual Value Added Service Management page is displayed.
3. Click Create, see Figure 4-17.
Figure 4-17 Create—Basic Configuration
You can set Service Chain Sence Type to VFW/Internet Management or VWANO.
Only these two options support the service chain function.
4. Click Next. The Lan Route Policy page is displayed.
5. Click . The Add Vnf dialog box is displayed, see Figure 4-18.
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Figure 4-18 Adding a Virtual Machine
6. Click OK.
7. Click Config Lan Route Policy. Set the parameters by referring to Table 4-5, see
Figure 4-19.
Table 4-5 Parameter Descriptions
Route Map Name Set it as required.
Permit or Deny Double-click the cell, and select Permit or Deny from
the drop-down list.
Interface Interface bound on the user side. Multiple interfaces

can be bound at a time.
Source IP Source IP address bound on the user side.
Destination IP Destination IP address bound on the user side.
Source Port Source port bound on the user side.
Destination Port Destination port bound on the user side.
Protocol Select TCP, UDP, or IP from the drop-down list.
Figure 4-19 LAN-to-WAN Configuration
8. Click Next. The Wan Route Policy page is displayed. The configuration procedure
is similar to that of LAN route policy configuration.
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9. Click OK. The configuration is completed, see Figure 4-20.
Figure 4-20 Service Chain Successfully Created
If an error indicating that the interface is already bound is displayed, try another
interface that is unbound.
10. Click the application name, for example, 1234. The service chain configuration is
displayed.
11. (Optional) To modify the service chain configuration, click Modify.

12. (Optional) To delete the service chain application, click Delete.
13. (Optional) To synchronize the service information to the EMS, click Upload.
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Chapter 5
Traffic Analysis
Table of Contents
Checking the Interface Traffic Report .........................................................................5-1
Checking the NE Traffic Report ..................................................................................5-2
5.1 Checking the Interface Traffic Report

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, an interface traffic report can be used to collect
the traffic used on NE interfaces.
Steps
1. On the home page of the NetNumen U31(ICT) R22, select IP Device Management to
enter the IP Device Management page. Select Traffic Analysis > Interface Traffic
Report to enter the Interface Traffic Report page.
2. Click Search. A page is displayed, see Figure 5-1.
Figure 5-1 Querying the Traffic on an Interface
The parameters can be queried accurately or fuzzily.

3. Click the Refresh button to check the traffic on each NE interface.
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5.2 Checking the NE Traffic Report

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, an NE traffic report can be used to collect the
traffic used on NEs.
Steps
1. On the home page of the NetNumen U31(ICT) R22, select IP Device Management
to enter the IP Device Management page. Select Traffic Analysis > Device Traffic
Report to enter the Device Traffic Report page.
2. Click Search. A page is displayed, see Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 Querying Traffics on NEs
The parameters can be queried accurately or fuzzily.

3. Click the Refresh button to check the traffic on each NE.
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Chapter 6
vBNG Management
Table of Contents
Managing the vBNG Information.................................................................................6-1
Performing vBNG Performance Statistics ...................................................................6-3
6.1 Managing the vBNG Information

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system the vBNG information management function
can bind the controller and forwarder, and manage the bound devices.
This function is applicable only to the vBRAS equipment.
Steps
Viewing the Forwarder Topology
1. On the home page of the EMS, select vBNG Management. The vBNG Information
page is displayed.
2. Click Forward Topo. The NE topology is displayed, see Figure 6-1.
Figure 6-1 Forwarder Topology
Click the following icons to perform the following operations:
l Click to select an item that you want to view.
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l Click to move an NE in the topology.

l Click to zoom out on an NE in the topology.
l Click to zoom out on the an NE information as a whole in the topology.
l Click to zoom in on the an NE information as a whole in the topology.
l Click to redesign the NEs in the topology.
You can redesign the NEs by clicking Symmetry, Hierarchic, Top Bottom, Bot
tom Top, Left Right, and Right Left.
Configuring the Forwarder System Parameters
3. Click Forward Configuration. The Forward Configuration page is displayed.
4. Click Bind. The Binding forward page is displayed, see Figure 6-2.
Figure 6-2 Binding Forward
5. Click Confirm.
6. Click Synchronize to synchronize the NE information to the EMS platform.
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7. Select a record, and click Unbind to delete the binding record.

Viewing the Forwarder Tunnel Protocol Status
8. Click Forward Tunnel Protocol Status. The Forward Tunnel Protocol Status page
is displayed.
The forwarder tunnel protocol status is displayed, see Figure 6-3.
Figure 6-3 Forwarder Tunnel Protocol Status
6.2 Performing vBNG Performance Statistics

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, the vBNG performance statistics collects user
table information, uses peak statistics for Domain-based address pool, queries information
by user type, and shows the user statistics information.
Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS, select vBNG Management. The vBNG Management
page is displayed. Select vBNG PM Statistic. The vBNG PM Statistic page is
Figure 6-4 vBNG Performance Statistics Page
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2. Click to refresh the data in the current table and view the latest performance data
in real time.
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Chapter 7
WLAN Management
Table of Contents
Managing the Portal ...................................................................................................7-1
Resource Management ..............................................................................................7-3
Managing Location Planning and Design....................................................................7-9
Managing Rogue APs ..............................................................................................7-12
Managing Alarms .....................................................................................................7-13
7.1 Managing the Portal

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, the portal management function provides
20 types of charts, including AP on Site(TOP5), Alarm Statistic, CPU Utiliaztion(TOP5),
Memory Utilization(TOP5), InTraffic(TOP5), and OutTraffic(TOP5). You can query query
Site Num, Online AC/Total AC, Online AP/Total AP, and Online STA.
This function is applicable only to the AC equipment.
Steps
1. On the home page of the EMS system, select Physical Device > WLAN Management
> Portal. The Portal page is displayed.
2. Query the number of sites, number of online/total ACs, number of online/total APs,
and number of online terminals on the top of the page, see Figure 7-1.
Figure 7-1 Portal Page I
3. At the bottom of the Portal page, 20 charts are displayed. Click Display Setting to
set the charts displayed on the page, see Figure 7-2.
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Figure 7-2 Portal Page II
As shown in Figure 7-2, when the mouse moves to any position on a chart, the value
represented by the current chart can be displayed.
Click in the upper right corner of any chart to save the current chart as an image.
4. Click Display Setting to set the charts to be displayed, see Figure 7-3.
Figure 7-3 Chart Setting
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5. Click Ok.
7.2 Resource Management

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, the resource management can manage
ACResource, AP Resource, User Info, User History Info and SSID Info.
This function is applicable only to the AC equipment.
7.2.1 Managing AC Resources

This procedure describes how to manage AC device information on the U31 (ICT) R22
system.
Context
AC Resource shows the NE data, which is synchronized from the device side. If an AC
device is added by selecting IP Device Management > Resource > NE and the SNMP
can be pinged on the device. At this time, the OMM automatically upload the AC device
information to the AC Resource page.
Steps
1. Click WLAN Management > Resource Management. The AC Resource page is
displayed by default.
2. On the AC Resource page, the basic information about the current AC device is
Figure 7-4 AC Device Information
3. Click Display Name. The NE details are displayed, see Figure 7-5.
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Figure 7-5 NE Details
4. (Optional) Click Refresh to refresh AC resources.

5. (Optional) Click Synchronize to synchronize device information.
6. (Optional) Click Export to export the basic information about the device. The exported
file can be an Excel, PDF file or CSV file.
7. (Optional) To jump to the built-in management system of a device, select the
corresponding AC resource record and click Web Manage.
8. (Optional) Click Reboot. The Tip dialog box is displayed. Restart the selected device.
9. (Optional) Click Restore default settings. The Tip dialog box is displayed. Perform
a factory reset operation on the selected device.
On the Tip page, enter Y or N to confirm whether to perform the factory reset operation.
10. (Optional) To open the single NE view of the device, click Config.
For details, refer to Chapter 4Single NE View Management.
11. (Optional) To jump to the analog panel of a device, select the corresponding AC
resource record and click Open Rack Graphics, see Figure 7-6.
Figure 7-6 Rack View
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12. (Optional) Select an AC resource record, click Tools, and select Ping, Snmp Ping,
Tracert, or Telnet/SSH. The corresponding tool page is displayed. For details, refer to
4.3Managing Tools.
7.2.2 Managing AP Resources

This procedure describes how to manage AP device information on the U31 (ICT) R22
system.
Steps
2. On the AP Resource page, the basic information about the current AP device is
Figure 7-7 AP Device Information
3. (Optional) Click Refresh to refresh AP resources.

4. (Optional) Click Synchronize to upload the AP information of all AC devices.
5. (Optional) Click Import. The Import dialog box is displayed. Add AP devices in
batches.
For the first import, download a template first, and then add the device to be imported
based on the template format.
file can be an Excel, PDF file or CSV file.
7. (Optional) Click Delete to delete the basic information about the selected device.
8. (Optional) Click Add to add the basic information about the AP device.
9. (Optional) Select a record, and click Modify to modify the group.
10. (Optional) Select a record, and click Update to update the selected record.
11. (Optional) Select a record, and click View Topology. The device topology is displayed.
12. (Optional) Select a record, and click Bandwidth Usage. The Bandwidth Utilization
Rate List dialog box is displayed, see Figure 7-8.
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Figure 7-8 Bandwidth Utilization Rate List
13. (Optional) Click Search. Set the query criteria, and click OK, see Figure 7-9.
Figure 7-9 Query
14. (Optional) Select a record, and click Upgrade.

The Upgrade dialog box is displayed.
Before performing the upgrade operation, the following conditions must be met:
l The AP device upgrade package is uploaded to the affiliated AC device.
l The synchronization operation is completed.
l The AP device is online.
15. Click Run.
The execution result is displayed.
7.2.3 Managing User Information

This procedure describes how to query, synchronize, and export user information on the
U31 (ICT) R22 system.
Steps
2. Click the User Info tab. The user information about the current device is displayed,
see Figure 7-10.
Figure 7-10 User Information
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3. Click User Mac Address. The user information is displayed, see Figure 7-11.
Figure 7-11 User Information
4. (Optional) Click Refresh to refresh user information.

5. (Optional) To query user information, click Search, set the query criteria, and click OK,
see Figure 7-12.
Figure 7-12 Querying User Information
6. (Optional) Click TopN Statistics. The TopN Statistics dialog box is displayed. Set the
parameters. The Tx Traffic Statistic and Rx Traffic Statistic charts are displayed.
7. (Optional) Click Synchronize, and select Synchronize all or Upload UserInfo for
user information synchronization.
file can be an Excel file, PDF file or CSV file.
7.2.4 Managing User History Information

This procedure describes how to query, configure, and export user history information on
the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
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Steps
2. Click the User History Info tab. The user history information is displayed, see Figure
7-13.
Figure 7-13 User History Information
3. (Optional) Click Refresh to refresh user history information.

4. (Optional) To query user history information, click Search, set the query criteria, and
click OK, see Figure 7-14.
Figure 7-14 Querying User History Information
5. (Optional) Click setting. The User History Data Save Interval Setting dialog box is
displayed. Set the Save Interval Day parameter and click OK.
By default, the system stores user history information for 30 days.
6. (Optional) Click Export to export user history information and save it as an .xlsx, .csv,
or .pdf file.
7.2.5 Managing the SSID List

This procedure describes how to query, synchronize, and export SSID information on the
U31 (ICT) R22 system.
Steps
2. On the SSID Info tab, the SSID list of the current device is displayed, see Figure 7-15.
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Figure 7-15 SSID List
3. (Optional) Click Refresh to refresh the SSID list.

4. (Optional) To query SSID information, click Search, set the query criteria, and click
OK, see Figure 7-16.
Figure 7-16 Querying SSID Information
5. (Optional) Click Synchronize, and select Synchronize all or Upload SSID for SSID
synchronization.
6. (Optional) Click Export to export the SSID information about the device. The exported
file can be an Excel or CSV file.
7.3 Managing Location Planning and Design

In the U31 (ICT) R22 management system, the topology plan management independently
manage AP topology structure. You can add a group, bind an AP, or unbind an AP.
This function is applicable only to the AP equipment.
Steps
Table View
1. Click Physical Device > WLAN Management > Location Planning And Design.
The Table View page is displayed by default.
2. On the Table View page, select ZTE WLAN Network. Click Add Group. The Add
Group dialog box is displayed, see Figure 7-17.
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Figure 7-17 Add Group
3. Set Group Name, Parent Group, and Group Type. Click Confirm.
l Parent Group: Select the upper-layer organization of the new group.
l Group Type: Location or Site.
A location or site can be established under a location, while a layer can be
mounted to a site. AP settings can be only mounted to the layer of a site or to
a site rather than to a location.
4. Select a site in the left navigation tree, and click Bind AP. The AP Resource page is
displayed.
On the AP Resource page, unbound AP resources are displayed.The information is
from the AP resource information in WLAN Management > Resource Management
> AP Resource page.
5. Select an AP resource and click ok.
6. Select the bound AP resource, and click Unbind AP to unbind the NE.
7. (Optional) Select a site in the left navigation tree, and click Add Virtual AP. The Add
Virtual AP dialog box is displayed, see Figure 7-18.
Figure 7-18 Adding a Virtual AP
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8. Click Confirm. The virtual AP is added, see Figure 7-19.
Figure 7-19 Virtual AP Successfully Added
9. Select the virtual AP, and click Configuration. The Configuration dialog box is
displayed.
10. Set the Power and Max Connection parameters, and click Confirm.
11. (Optional) Click Export to export the information on the page and save it as an .xlsx,
.csv, or .pdf file.
12. Click Import. The Import dialog box is displayed, see Figure 7-20.
Figure 7-20 Importing the Location Plan Data
13. Select the target file, and click Confirm.

TOPO View
14. Select TOPO View. The TOPO View page is displayed.
15. Select the site for NE binding. The site topology is displayed, see Figure 7-21.
Figure 7-21 Topology Graph
Click the following icons in Figure 7-21 to perform other operations.

l Click to select the concerned device.
l Click to move related components.
l Click to zoom in components.
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l Click to layout the components, including symmetry, hierarchy, up and down

tree view, down and up tree view, left and right tree view, and right and left tree
view.
l Click to save the current topology.
l Click to set the background picture of the current topology.
l Click to set the obstacle.
PM View
16. Click PM View. The PM View tab is displayed, see Figure 7-22.
Figure 7-22 PM View
17. Set the query criteria, and click Query. The performance information that meets the
query criteria is displayed.
FM View
18. Click FM View. The FM View tab is displayed.
19. Select an alarm level, and click Query. The alarms of the specified level are displayed.
7.4 Managing Rogue APs

This procedure describes how to manage rogue AP devices on the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
This function is only applicable to AP devices.
Steps
1. Select Physical Device > WLAN Management > Rogue AP. The Rogue AP page is
displayed.
2. In the Scan AP task area, set the Execute timeout(s) and Scan AP MAC parameters,
see Figure 7-23.
Figure 7-23 Scan AP Task Area
3. Click Select AP. The Select AP dialog box is displayed.

4. Select an AP and click OK.
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5. Click Create. A scan task is created, see Figure 7-24.
Figure 7-24 Creating a Scan Task
6. Select the task, and click Stop. The scan task is stopped.
7. Click Synchronize Rogue AP. The system automatically synchronizes the rogue AP
information, see Figure 7-25.
Figure 7-25 Rogue AP List
8. Set the SSID filter parameter, and click Search. The matching entries are displayed.
9. Click Lookup Wireline Rouge AP. The Wireline Rogue AP page is displayed.
10. Select a record, click Attack, and select Start Attack/Stop Attack. The system
executes the task in accordance with the instruction.
11. (Optional) Click Export to export SSID information and save it as an .xlsx, .csv, or .pdf
file.
12. (Optional) Select Display all rogue AP in attached AC or Only Show Attack. The
matching entries are displayed.
7.5 Managing Alarms

This procedure describes how to manage device alarms on the U31 (ICT) R22 system.
This function is only applicable to AP devices.
Steps
1. Select Physical Device > WLAN Management > Alarm Setting. The Alarm Setting
page is displayed.
2. Select an NE from the list. The NE alarms are displayed.
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Figure 7-26 Device Alarms
3. Select an alarm whose On/Off parameter is off, and click Enable. The alarm status
changes to on.
4. (Optional) Select an alarm whose On/Off parameter is on, and click Disable. The
alarm status changes to off.
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Figures
Figure 1-1 Operation Flow ........................................................................................ 1-2
Figure 1-2 ICT Management System–Console Window ............................................ 1-4
Figure 2-1 Selecting Open Rack Chart .................................................................... 2-1
Figure 2-2 Viewing the Rack Chart of an NE ............................................................. 2-2
Figure 2-3 Selecting Detection Tool......................................................................... 2-3
Figure 2-4 NE Management Channel Detection ........................................................ 2-5
Figure 2-5 Selecting Single NE View ....................................................................... 2-6
Figure 3-1 Statistics Setting Dialog Box .................................................................... 3-2
Figure 3-2 Querying an NE ....................................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3-3 Querying Basic Information of an NE ....................................................... 3-5
Figure 3-4 Single NE View Access............................................................................ 3-6
Figure 3-5 Custom Name.......................................................................................... 3-7
Figure 3-6 Interface Information ................................................................................ 3-8
Figure 3-7 Viewing Detailed Information on the Interface .......................................... 3-8
Figure 3-8 Querying the Interface Information ........................................................... 3-9
Figure 3-9 Optical Module Information ...................................................................... 3-9
Figure 3-10 Detailed Information on the Optical Module.......................................... 3-10
Figure 3-11 Upload Optical Module Information ...................................................... 3-11
Figure 3-12 Querying the Optical Module Information ............................................. 3-11
Figure 3-13 Link Information ................................................................................... 3-12
Figure 3-14 Querying a Link.................................................................................... 3-13
Figure 3-15 Template Files...................................................................................... 3-13
Figure 3-16 Import Succeeded................................................................................ 3-14
Figure 3-17 Rack Information.................................................................................. 3-15
Figure 3-18 Detailed Rack Information.................................................................... 3-15
Figure 3-19 Shelf Information.................................................................................. 3-16
Figure 3-20 Viewing the Shelf Information............................................................... 3-16
Figure 3-21 Slot/Board Information ......................................................................... 3-17
Figure 3-22 Viewing the Slot/Board Information ...................................................... 3-17
Figure 3-23 Sub Slot/Board Information .................................................................. 3-18
Figure 3-24 Viewing the Sub-Slot/Board Information ............................................... 3-18
Figure 3-25 Power Information................................................................................ 3-19

Figure 3-26 Viewing Detailed Power Information..................................................... 3-19

Figure 3-27 Fan Information.................................................................................... 3-20
Figure 3-28 Viewing the Detailed Fan Information................................................... 3-20
Figure 3-29 System Unit Information....................................................................... 3-21
Figure 3-30 Viewing the Detailed Information on the System Unit ........................... 3-21
Figure 3-31 Create Back-up Configure File Task Message Box............................... 3-22
Figure 3-32 Setting Advanced Options For a Configuration File Backup Task ........... 3-23
Figure 3-33 Deploying Configuration Files .............................................................. 3-24
Figure 3-34 Viewing the Statuses of Operation Tasks ............................................. 3-25
Figure 3-35 Uploading a File................................................................................... 3-26
Figure 3-36 Uploading Results................................................................................ 3-27
Figure 3-37 Create Back-up Device Software Task Message Box ........................... 3-28
Figure 3-38 Setting Advanced Options for a Device Software Backup Task ............ 3-28
Figure 3-39 Creating a Device Software Upgrade Task ........................................... 3-29
Figure 3-40 Viewing the Statuses of Software Operation Tasks............................... 3-31
Figure 3-41 Uploading a File................................................................................... 3-32
Figure 3-42 Uploading Results................................................................................ 3-32
Figure 3-43 Template Database .............................................................................. 3-33
Figure 3-44 Template Lists...................................................................................... 3-34
Figure 3-45 Entering Basic Information ................................................................... 3-35
Figure 3-46 Inputting Scripts ................................................................................... 3-35
Figure 3-47 Editing Scripts...................................................................................... 3-36
Figure 3-48 Creating a Template Completely .......................................................... 3-36
Figure 3-49 Setting the Task Parameters and Execution Mode ............................... 3-38
Figure 3-50 Task List .............................................................................................. 3-38
Figure 3-51 Sub-Task List ....................................................................................... 3-39
Figure 3-52 Task List .............................................................................................. 3-39
Figure 3-53 Sub-Task List ....................................................................................... 3-40
Figure 3-54 Scanning Results ................................................................................. 3-42
Figure 3-55 Detailed Information of the IP Resources ............................................. 3-42
Figure 3-56 Manually Adding an IP Segment .......................................................... 3-42
Figure 3-57 Querying an IP Address ....................................................................... 3-43
Figure 3-58 Creating an L3VPN Service ................................................................. 3-43
Figure 3-59 Detailed Information............................................................................. 3-44
Figure 3-60 Add Interface Page .............................................................................. 3-45
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Figures
Figure 3-61 Select an Interface Dialog Box ............................................................. 3-46

Figure 3-62 Interface Selection Completed ............................................................. 3-47
Figure 3-63 Add Ping Task Page............................................................................. 3-49
Figure 3-64 Add Threshold Model Page.................................................................. 3-50
Figure 3-65 Ping Detection Task Topology .............................................................. 3-51
Figure 3-66 Task Management Page ...................................................................... 3-52
Figure 3-67 IP Topology.......................................................................................... 3-53
Figure 3-68 Querying Devices ................................................................................ 3-55
Figure 4-1 Detailed Alarm Information....................................................................... 4-3
Figure 4-2 Acknowledging/Unacknowledging Alarms ................................................ 4-3
Figure 4-3 Creating an ACL ...................................................................................... 4-7
Figure 4-4 ACL Creation Completed ......................................................................... 4-7
Figure 4-5 Creating a Rule........................................................................................ 4-8
Figure 4-6 Rule Creation Completed......................................................................... 4-9
Figure 4-7 ACL Biding Created ............................................................................... 4-10
Figure 4-8 Upload Information ................................................................................ 4-16
Figure 4-9 Querying the Detailed Information of the L3VPN Record........................ 4-17
Figure 4-10 Management Channel Detection Result ............................................... 4-18
Figure 4-11 Web user login Page ............................................................................ 4-19
Figure 4-12 SNMP Tool........................................................................................... 4-19
Figure 4-13 SNMP Configuration ............................................................................ 4-20
Figure 4-14 Mircro Cloud View................................................................................ 4-21
Figure 4-15 Vnf List Page ....................................................................................... 4-22
Figure 4-16 Mircro Cloud View................................................................................ 4-23
Figure 4-17 Create—Basic Configuration................................................................ 4-23
Figure 4-18 Adding a Virtual Machine ..................................................................... 4-24
Figure 4-19 LAN-to-WAN Configuration .................................................................. 4-24
Figure 4-20 Service Chain Successfully Created .................................................... 4-25
Figure 5-1 Querying the Traffic on an Interface ......................................................... 5-1
Figure 5-2 Querying Traffics on NEs ......................................................................... 5-2
Figure 6-1 Forwarder Topology ................................................................................. 6-1
Figure 6-2 Binding Forward....................................................................................... 6-2
Figure 6-3 Forwarder Tunnel Protocol Status ............................................................ 6-3
Figure 6-4 vBNG Performance Statistics Page.......................................................... 6-3
Figure 7-1 Portal Page I............................................................................................ 7-1
III

Figure 7-2 Portal Page II........................................................................................... 7-2

Figure 7-3 Chart Setting............................................................................................ 7-2
Figure 7-4 AC Device Information ............................................................................. 7-3
Figure 7-5 NE Details................................................................................................ 7-4
Figure 7-6 Rack View................................................................................................ 7-4
Figure 7-7 AP Device Information ............................................................................. 7-5
Figure 7-8 Bandwidth Utilization Rate List................................................................. 7-6
Figure 7-9 Query....................................................................................................... 7-6
Figure 7-10 User Information .................................................................................... 7-6
Figure 7-11 User Information .................................................................................... 7-7
Figure 7-12 Querying User Information ..................................................................... 7-7
Figure 7-13 User History Information ........................................................................ 7-8
Figure 7-14 Querying User History Information ......................................................... 7-8
Figure 7-15 SSID List................................................................................................ 7-9
Figure 7-16 Querying SSID Information .................................................................... 7-9
Figure 7-17 Add Group ........................................................................................... 7-10
Figure 7-18 Adding a Virtual AP.............................................................................. 7-10
Figure 7-19 Virtual AP Successfully Added ............................................................. 7-11
Figure 7-20 Importing the Location Plan Data ......................................................... 7-11
Figure 7-21 Topology Graph ................................................................................... 7-11
Figure 7-22 PM View .............................................................................................. 7-12
Figure 7-23 Scan AP Task Area .............................................................................. 7-12
Figure 7-24 Creating a Scan Task........................................................................... 7-13
Figure 7-25 Rogue AP List...................................................................................... 7-13
Figure 7-26 Device Alarms...................................................................................... 7-14
IV

Tables
Table 2-1 Trace Detection Parameter........................................................................ 2-3
Table 2-2 SNMP Ping Detection Parameters............................................................. 2-4
Table 2-3 Management Channel Detection Parameters ............................................ 2-5
Table 3-1 Parameter Descriptions ............................................................................. 3-2
Table 3-2 NE Basic Information................................................................................. 3-4
Table 3-3 SNMP Attributes........................................................................................ 3-4
Table 3-4 Parameters for Creating a Link ................................................................ 3-12
Table 3-5 Parameter Description for Creating an L3VPN Service ............................ 3-43
Table 4-1 Parameters for Creating a Logical Interface............................................... 4-4
Table 4-2 Rule Parameter Description....................................................................... 4-8
Table 4-3 Parameter Description for Creating an ARP Table ................................... 4-11
Table 4-4 CAR Port Rate Limit Parameter Description ............................................ 4-12
Table 4-5 Parameter Descriptions ........................................................................... 4-24

Tables
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Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

R1.0 2018–01–02 First edition

Serial Number: SJ-20180108102206-002

Publishing Date: 2018-01-02 (R1.0)

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Chapter 2 Topology Management ............................................................. 2-1

Chapter 3 IP Device Management ............................................................. 3-1

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Chapter 4 Single NE View Management ................................................... 4-1

Chapter 5 Traffic Analysis ......................................................................... 5-1

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Chapter 6 vBNG Management ................................................................... 6-1

Chapter 7 WLAN Management .................................................................. 7-1

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What Is in This Manual

Chapter 2, Topology Management Describes common operations of the topology management.

Chapter 3, IP Device Management Describes common confutations of IP devices.

Chapter 4, Single NE View Describes common confutations of Single NE View.

Chapter 6, vBNG Management Describes common configurations of vBNG.

Chapter 7, WLAN Management Describes common configurations of WLAN.

Note: provides additional information about a topic.

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1.1 Basic Operation Flow

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Figure 1-1 Operation Flow

1. Start the EMS server.

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You can analyze interface traffic reports and NE traffic reports.

4. Log out of the EMS system.

1.2 System Start and Login

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Figure 1-2 ICT Management System–Console Window

1.2.2 Logging In to the Element Management System

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The U31(ICT) R22 management system supports the following browsers:

2. On the login page, enter the user name and password.

3. Click the Login button.

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2.1 Displaying the Rack Chart Page

Figure 2-1 Selecting Open Rack Chart

3. Select a port, and then right-click it to query alarm information, performance

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Figure 2-2 Viewing the Rack Chart of an NE

You can click the following icons to perform other operations.

l Click to select the items that you want to view.

l Click to zoom in on a specific part in the rack chart.

l Click to zoom out on a specific part in the rack chart.

l Click to restore the rack chart to the default status.

l Click to zoom in on the rack chart to the full view status.

l Click to export the rack chart to the local PC.

l Click to show the legend that describes meanings of the icons.

2.2 Managing NE Detection Tools

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Figure 2-3 Selecting Detection Tool

Select a detection tool as required, including Trace Detection, SNMP Ping,

Configure the Trace detection parameters. For a description of parameters, refer

Table 2-1 Trace Detection Parameter

Source Device IP IP address of the NE on which the Trace