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Technical Manual
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Dispatch Application Processor
(DAP)
User Manual
(HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT)
6871002P77-A
17-August-2013
SR 22.0
Dispatch Subsystem
.
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Table of Contents
List of Procedures
List of Figures
List of Tables
About This Manual
Customer Network Resolution Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxii
Related Manuals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxiii
Manuals On-line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxiv
Reporting Manual Errors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxv
Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxvi
Product Specific Safety Notices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxviii
General Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxix
CMM Labeling and Disclosure Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxxi
Revision History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxxiii
Chapter 1
Read Me First
DAP System Description. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
LMT User Groups. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
LMT Sessions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
Obtaining an LMT Account . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7
Logging Into the DAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9
LMT Text Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-15
Emergency Local Maintenance Terminal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-17
Chapter 2
Activity Log Management
Backup LMT Activity Logs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
View ELMT Activity Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
View LMT Activity Log. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7
Chapter 3
Billing
Back Up Billing Record Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
Configure ABFD Start Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-7
Configure Maintenance Window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-9
Configure Retention Time for ABFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-11
Delete Billing Record Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-13
Enable/Disable ABFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-15
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View ABFD Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-17
View Auto Billing File Deletion Log . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-18
Chapter 4
Database Maintenance
Discard Saved D-VLR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
Synchronize Database. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4
Turn Database Replication On or Off. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6
View Replication Conflict Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-8
View Replication State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10
Chapter 5
Database Query
D-VLR Query Tool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
View Packet Data RAG Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-5
View Non-DA Capable IMSIs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7
Chapter 6
Link Maintenance
Reset Link. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
View Configuration and Logical Link State of a Link . . . . . . 6-4
View Interface Status. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
View LAN Port Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-10
View Logical Link Container States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-12
View a Specified Container's Failed Links . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-14
Chapter 7
Load Shedding
Functional Areas and System Impacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2
View DAP Load Shedding Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3
Chapter 8
Parameter Maintenance
Update Roaming Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-2
View Application State Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-4
View Call Processing/Mobility Management Parameters. . . 8-7
View I/O Router Configuration Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
View Lifetime Audit Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12
View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters . . . . . 8-14
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View Roaming Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-16
Chapter 9
Root Access Management
Disable Super User Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-2
Enable Super User Access . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-4
View Super User Access Control Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-5
Chapter 10
Software Patch Maintenance
View Installed Software Patches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-2
Chapter 11
System Maintenance
Configuration File Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-2
Back Up OMC Configuration Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-2
Delete OMC Configuration Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-5
List OMC Configuration Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-6
Restore OMC Configuration Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-8
Hardware Tools and Diagnostics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-11
Check Hardware Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-11
Prepare Disk for Replacement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-13
Re-establish Disk Mirroring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-14
View DAP Memory Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-16
View Disk Layout and Status of Disk . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-17
View Disk Mirroring Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-19
View Individual Physical Device Status . . . . . . . . . . . 11-20
View System Resource Utilization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-22
Health Checks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-24
List or View Historical Healthcheck Entries . . . . . . . . 11-24
Perform Healthcheck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-28
Interpreting Health Check Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-31
IP Network Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-35
Change Node IP Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-35
Checking Ethernet Connectivity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-38
Ping and Traceroute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-39
Ping Via Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-41
View IP Routing Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-43
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View Node IP Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-44
Node Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-46
Back Up All DAP Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-46
Force Switch Over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-48
Reboot DAP Platform . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-50
Restart DAP Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-51
Shut Down DAP Platform . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-52
Start DAP Application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-54
Stop DAP Application. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-56
View Availability Traps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-57
View DAP Software Version. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-59
View Pending DAP Software Version . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-61
View DAP Usability Range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-62
View Mode and Node States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-63
View Up Time, Time and Date . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-65
Performance Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-67
View Subscriber/Fleet Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-67
View System Boundary Totals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-69
Chapter 12
Tools
Call Trace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-2
Delete Inactive Trace Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-2
Retrieve Trace Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-4
Start Call Trace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-6
Terminate Active Trace File . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-7
View Global Title Translation (GTT) Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-9
View (P)iHLR IP Address of ISDN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-9
View (P)iHLR ISDN of IP Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-10
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMEI . . . . . . . . 12-12
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMSI . . . . . . . . 12-13
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided MSID . . . . . . . 12-14
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided UFMI . . . . . . . 12-16
View GTT Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-17
View IMSI Ranges of Provided IP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-19
View IMSI Ranges of Provided ISDN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-20
View UFMI Ranges of Provided IP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-22
View UFMI Ranges of Provided ISDN . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-23
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Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management . . . . . . . . . . 12-25
View Current LDRI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-25
View Claimed LDRI List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-26
View Unclaimed LDRI List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-27
System Data Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-30
Perform System Data Collection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-30
Back Up System Data Collection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-32
Clean System Data Collection Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-34
Mark a Subscriber Record as Registration Required 12-35
Mark All Subscriber Records in a RAG as Registration Re-
quired . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-37
Chapter 13
User Management
Manage Individual Users. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-3
Add User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-3
View or Modify User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-5
Delete User . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-7
Change Unix User’s Password . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-8
Manage All Users . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-10
Manage Account Inactivity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-10
Back Up LMT Users . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-15
Restore LMT Users . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-17
Copy LMT Users from Another DAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-20
Change Your Password. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-22
Chapter 14
View Features
View Feature List and Status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-2
Chapter 15
Session Management
View / Terminate Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-2
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TO Log Into the DAP ............................................................................................................ 1-10
TO Disable Firefox from Remembering Passwords ............................................................. 1-12
TO Disable Netscape from Remembering Passwords ......................................................... 1-13
TO Back Up LMT Activity Logs............................................................................................... 2-2
TO View the ELMT Log .......................................................................................................... 2-5
TO View the LMT Log............................................................................................................. 2-7
TO Back Up Billing Record Files ............................................................................................ 3-3
TO Configure ABFD Start Time .............................................................................................. 3-7
TO Configure the Maintenance Window................................................................................. 3-9
TO Configure ABFD Retention Time .................................................................................... 3-11
TO Delete Billing Record Files ............................................................................................. 3-13
TO Enable or Disable ABFD................................................................................................. 3-15
TO View the ABFD Configuration ......................................................................................... 3-17
TO View the ABFD Log ........................................................................................................ 3-18
TO To Discard Saved D-VLR ................................................................................................. 4-2
TO Synchronize the Database ............................................................................................... 4-4
TO Turn On/Off Database Replication ................................................................................... 4-6
TO View Replication Conflict Information ............................................................................... 4-8
TO View the Database Replication State ............................................................................. 4-12
TO Use the D-VLR Query Tool............................................................................................... 5-2
TO Use View Packet Data RAG Information .......................................................................... 5-5
TO Use View Non-DA Capable IMSIs .................................................................................... 5-7
TO Reset the Links ................................................................................................................. 6-2
TO View the Configuration and Logical Link State ................................................................. 6-4
TO View Interface Status........................................................................................................ 6-7
TO View the LAN Port Status ............................................................................................... 6-10
TO View the Logical Link Container State for All DAP-NE Links.......................................... 6-12
TO View the Link States ....................................................................................................... 6-14
TO View Load Shedding Information...................................................................................... 7-3
TO View Roaming Information ............................................................................................... 8-2
TO View Application State Parameters .................................................................................. 8-4
TO View Call Processing / Mobility Management Parameters ............................................... 8-7
TO View IO Router Configuration Parameters ....................................................................... 8-9
TO View Lifetime Audit Parameters ..................................................................................... 8-12
TO View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters ...................................................... 8-14
TO View Roaming Configuration Parameters....................................................................... 8-16
TO Disable Super User Access .............................................................................................. 9-2
TO Enable Super User Access............................................................................................... 9-4
TO View Super User Access Control Status .......................................................................... 9-5
TO View Installed Software Patches .................................................................................... 10-2
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TO Back Up OMC Configuration Files.................................................................................. 11-2
TO Delete OMC Configuration Files ..................................................................................... 11-5
TO List OMC Configuration Files.......................................................................................... 11-6
TO Restore OMC Configuration Files................................................................................... 11-8
TO Check Hardware Status................................................................................................ 11-12
TO Prepare Disk for Replacement ..................................................................................... 11-13
TO Re-establish Disk Mirroring........................................................................................... 11-14
TO View DAP Memory Size ............................................................................................... 11-16
TO View Disk Layout and Status ........................................................................................ 11-17
TO View Disk Mirroring Status............................................................................................ 11-19
TO View Individual Physical Device Status ........................................................................ 11-20
TO View System Resource Utilization ................................................................................ 11-22
TO List or View Historical Health Check Entries................................................................. 11-24
TO Perform a Healthcheck ................................................................................................. 11-28
TO Change Node IP Information ........................................................................................ 11-35
TO Check Ethernet Connectivity ........................................................................................ 11-38
TO View Ping and Traceroute Information ......................................................................... 11-40
TO Ping Via Interface ......................................................................................................... 11-41
TO View the IP Routing Table ............................................................................................ 11-43
TO View Node IPInformation .............................................................................................. 11-44
TO Back Up All DAP Information........................................................................................ 11-46
TO Force a Switch Over ..................................................................................................... 11-49
TO Reboot the DAP Platform ............................................................................................. 11-50
TO Restart the DAP Application ......................................................................................... 11-51
TO Shut Down the DAP Platform ....................................................................................... 11-53
TO Start the DAP Application ............................................................................................. 11-54
TO Stop the DAP Application ............................................................................................. 11-56
TO View Availability Traps.................................................................................................. 11-57
TO View DAP Software Version ......................................................................................... 11-60
TO View Pending DAP Software Version ........................................................................... 11-61
TO View DAP Usability Range ........................................................................................... 11-62
TO View Mode and Node States ........................................................................................ 11-63
TO View Up Time, Time and Date...................................................................................... 11-65
TO View Subscriber/Fleet Totals ........................................................................................ 11-67
TO View System Boundary Totals...................................................................................... 11-69
TO Delete Inactive Trace Files ............................................................................................. 12-2
TO Retrieve Trace Files ....................................................................................................... 12-5
TO Start Call Trace............................................................................................................... 12-6
TO Terminate an Active Trace File....................................................................................... 12-8
TO View (P)iHLR Address of Given ISDN ............................................................................ 12-9
TO View (P)iHLR ISDN of Given IP Address...................................................................... 12-11
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMEI.................................................................. 12-12
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMSI.................................................................. 12-13
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided MSID ................................................................ 12-15
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided UFMI ................................................................ 12-16
TO View GTT Table............................................................................................................ 12-18
TO View IMSI Ranges of Provided IP ................................................................................ 12-20
TO View IMSI Ranges of Provided ISDN ........................................................................... 12-21
TO View UFMI Ranges of Provided IP ............................................................................... 12-22
TO View UFMI Ranges of Provided ISDN .......................................................................... 12-23
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TO View Current LDRI........................................................................................................ 12-25
TO View the Claimed LDRI List .......................................................................................... 12-26
TO View Unclaimed LDRI List ............................................................................................ 12-28
TO Perform System Data Collection................................................................................... 12-30
TO Back Up System Data Collection.................................................................................. 12-32
TO Clean the System Data Collection Files ....................................................................... 12-34
TO Mark a Subscriber Record as Registration Required ................................................... 12-35
TO Mark All Subscriber Records in a RAG as Registration Required ................................ 12-37
TO Add a User...................................................................................................................... 13-3
TO View/Modify a User......................................................................................................... 13-5
TO Delete User..................................................................................................................... 13-7
TO Change a UNIX User’s Password................................................................................... 13-9
TO Enable or Disable Account Inactivity Timer .................................................................. 13-10
TO Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration........................................................................... 13-12
TO Reactivate Inactive LMT Users..................................................................................... 13-14
TO Back Up LMT Users ..................................................................................................... 13-15
TO Restore an LMT User ................................................................................................... 13-18
TO Copy LMT Users from Another DAP............................................................................. 13-20
TO Change Your Password................................................................................................ 13-22
TO View Features................................................................................................................. 14-2
TO View/Terminate an LMT Session.................................................................................... 15-2
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Figure 1-1 Valid Password Characters ............................................................................... 1-7
Figure 1-2 Login/Password Prompt Screen...................................................................... 1-10
Figure 1-3 Certificate Authorization Window .................................................................... 1-12
Figure 1-4 Encrypted Page Dialog Box ............................................................................ 1-12
Figure 1-5 Firefox Browser Preferences Menu................................................................. 1-13
Figure 1-6 Browser Preferences Window ......................................................................... 1-14
Figure 1-7 Password Manager Window............................................................................ 1-14
Figure 2-1 LMT Main Menu ................................................................................................ 2-3
Figure 2-2 Activity Log Management Submenu ................................................................ 2-4
Figure 2-3 Backup LMT Activity Logs screen ..................................................................... 2-4
Figure 2-4 Backup LMT Activity Log Confirmation screen ................................................. 2-4
Figure 2-5 Backup LMT Activity Log Confirmation screen ................................................. 2-4
Figure 2-6 ELMT Activity Log ............................................................................................. 2-6
Figure 2-7 LMT Activity Log Example................................................................................. 2-8
Figure 3-2 Billing Submenu ............................................................................................... 3-5
Figure 3-3 Melody - Backup Billing Record Login Screen .................................................. 3-5
Figure 3-4 Backup Billing Record Date Screen .................................................................. 3-6
Figure 3-5 Billing Backup Confirmation Screen .................................................................. 3-6
Figure 3-6 Configure ABFD Start Time Screen ................................................................. 3-8
Figure 3-7 Configure Maintenance Screen ...................................................................... 3-10
Figure 3-8 Configure Retention Time For ABFD Screen .................................................. 3-12
Figure 3-9 ABFD Retention Confirmation Screen............................................................. 3-12
Figure 3-10 Delete Billing Record Files Screen ................................................................. 3-14
Figure 3-11 Enable/Disable ABFD Screen ........................................................................ 3-16
Figure 3-12 View ABFD Configuration Screen .................................................................. 3-17
Figure 3-13 Auto Billing File Deletion Log .......................................................................... 3-19
Figure 4-2 Database Maintenance Submenu ..................................................................... 4-3
Figure 4-3 Synchronize Database Window ....................................................................... 4-5
Figure 4-4 Turn On/Off Database Replication Window ..................................................... 4-7
Figure 4-5 Replication Conflict Information Example.......................................................... 4-9
Figure 4-6 Replication Task States................................................................................... 4-11
Figure 4-7 View Replication State Screen ....................................................................... 4-12
Figure 5-1 LMT Main Menu ............................................................................................... 5-3
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Figure 5-2 Database Query Submenu .............................................................................. 5-3
Figure 5-3 D-VLR Query Tool Screen ................................................................................ 5-4
Figure 5-4 D-VLR Query Information Screen Example ...................................................... 5-4
Figure 5-5 Select a Packet Data Region screen ................................................................ 5-6
Figure 5-6 Packet Data RAG Information Example ............................................................ 5-6
Figure 5-7 View non-DA Capable IMSIs Results Screen .................................................. 5-8
Figure 6-2 Link Maintenance Submenu.............................................................................. 6-3
Figure 6-3 Reset Link States Screen ................................................................................. 6-3
Figure 6-4 View Link State and Configuration Screen........................................................ 6-5
Figure 6-5 Enter Link Data Screen ..................................................................................... 6-6
Figure 6-6 View Link State and Configuration Results Screen........................................... 6-6
Figure 6-7 Detailed Interface Status Sample Output .......................................................... 6-8
Figure 6-8 View LAN Port Status Screen ......................................................................... 6-11
Figure 6-9 Logical Link Container States Results Screen ................................................ 6-13
Figure 6-10 View Non-UEA Links Screen........................................................................... 6-15
Figure 6-11 View Non-UEA Links Results Screen ............................................................. 6-16
Figure 7-2 Load Shedding Submenu.................................................................................. 7-4
Figure 7-3 View DAP Load Shedding Info Screen ............................................................. 7-5
Figure 7-4 Basic Dispatch Load Shedding Screen ............................................................ 7-5
Figure 7-5 SDGC Load Shedding Screen ......................................................................... 7-5
Figure 7-6 Mobility Management Load Shedding Screen .................................................. 7-5
Figure 7-7 Audit Load Shedding Screen............................................................................. 7-5
Figure 7-8 RAG Load Shedding Screen ............................................................................. 7-6
Figure 7-9 RRR Load Shedding Screen ............................................................................. 7-6
Figure 8-2 Parameter Maintenance Submenu.................................................................... 8-3
Figure 8-3 Update Roaming Configuration Screen............................................................. 8-3
Figure 8-4 View Application State Parameters Screen ...................................................... 8-6
Figure 8-5 Instance ID Menu .............................................................................................. 8-6
Figure 8-6 Instance ID Selection Example ......................................................................... 8-6
Figure 8-7 Node Container Example ................................................................................. 8-6
Figure 8-8 Select Call Processing Data Menu.................................................................... 8-8
Figure 8-9 All Timer Values ................................................................................................ 8-8
Figure 8-10 View IO Router Configuration Parameters Screen ......................................... 8-10
Figure 8-11 View IO Router Configuration - Second Screen ............................................. 8-10
Figure 8-12 IO Router Configuration Parameters Results Screen .................................... 8-11
Figure 8-13 View Lifetime Audit Parameters Screen ......................................................... 8-13
Figure 8-14 Lifetime Audit Parameters Results Screen ..................................................... 8-13
Figure 8-15 View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters Screen .......................... 8-15
Figure 8-16 Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters Results Screen ..................... 8-15
Figure 8-17 View Roaming Configuration Screen ............................................................. 8-16
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Figure 9-1 LMT Main Menu (administrator) ........................................................................ 9-3
Figure 9-2 Root Access Management Submenus ............................................................. 9-3
Figure 9-3 Disable Super User Access Result Screen ...................................................... 9-3
Figure 9-4 LMT Main Menu (for Administrator)................................................................... 9-6
Figure 9-5 Root Access Management Submenus ............................................................. 9-6
Figure 9-6 “View Super User Access Control Status”, result screen ................................. 9-6
Figure 10-1 LMT Main Menu .............................................................................................. 10-3
Figure 10-2 Software Patch Maintenance Submenu ........................................................ 10-3
Figure 10-3 View Installed Software Patches Screen ........................................................ 10-3
Figure 11-2 System Maintenance Submenu .................................................................... 11-4
Figure 11-3 Configuration File Management Submenu .................................................... 11-4
Figure 11-4 Backup Configuration File Login Screen ......................................................... 11-4
Figure 11-5 Backup Configuration File Confirmation......................................................... 11-4
Figure 11-6 Configuration Files to Delete Screen............................................................... 11-6
Figure 11-7 Configuration Files List Example..................................................................... 11-7
Figure 11-8 Restore Configuration Files Login Screen....................................................... 11-9
Figure 11-9 OMC Configuration Backup Packages............................................................ 11-9
Figure 11-10 OMC Configuration Restore Confirmation Screen ........................................ 11-10
Figure 11-11 Hardware Tools and Diagnostics Submenu .................................................. 11-12
Figure 11-12 Hardware Container Status Screen .............................................................. 11-13
Figure 11-13 Re-establish Disk Mirroring screen .............................................................. 11-15
Figure 11-14 View DAP Memory Size Sample Output ....................................................... 11-17
Figure 11-15 View Disk Statistics screen (Melody DAP example) .................................... 11-18
Figure 11-16 View Disk Mirroring Status screen ............................................................... 11-20
Figure 11-17 Select a Device Type Screen (Melody DAP example) .................................. 11-21
Figure 11-18 Individual Physical Device Status Screen (Melody) ..................................... 11-22
Figure 11-19 View System Resources Utilization - Sample Output.................................... 11-23
Figure 11-20 Healthcheck Submenu ................................................................................ 11-25
Figure 11-21 List/View Historical Entries Screen ............................................................... 11-25
Figure 11-22 Healthcheck Log Summary Screen (Melody DAP example)......................... 11-26
Figure 11-23 Sample Detailed Healthcheck Log (Melody DAP)......................................... 11-27
Figure 11-24 Healthcheck Log Summary (HA DAP example) ........................................... 11-29
Figure 11-25 Sample Detailed Healthcheck Log (HA DAP example) ................................ 11-30
Figure 11-26 HA DAP LMT Main Menu .............................................................................. 11-36
Figure 11-27 HA DAP System Maintenance submenu ...................................................... 11-36
Figure 11-28 HA DAP IP Network Management submenu................................................. 11-37
Figure 11-29 HA DAP Change Node IP confirmation screen ............................................. 11-37
Figure 11-30 Change IP Node Information......................................................................... 11-37
Figure 11-31 IP Network Management Submenu .............................................................. 11-39
Figure 11-32 Ethernet Connectivity Results Screen........................................................... 11-39
Figure 11-33 View Ping and Traceroute Information Screen ............................................. 11-40
Figure 11-34 Ping and Traceroute Information Log Example............................................. 11-41
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Figure 11-35 Ping Via Interface Screen.............................................................................. 11-42
Figure 11-36 Ping Via Interface Results Screen................................................................. 11-43
Figure 11-37 View IP Routing Information Log Example.................................................... 11-44
Figure 11-38 View IP Node Information Screen ................................................................ 11-45
Figure 11-39 View IP Node Information Screen - With Param Names............................... 11-45
Figure 11-40 Node Management Submenu ....................................................................... 11-47
Figure 11-41 Backup All DAP Information Login Screen.................................................... 11-48
Figure 11-42 Backup All DAP Information Confirmation Screen ........................................ 11-48
Figure 11-43 Status of Operation Screen ........................................................................... 11-48
Figure 11-44 Switch Over Confirmation Screen ................................................................. 11-50
Figure 11-45 View Availability Traps Sample Output ......................................................... 11-59
Figure 11-46 View DAP Software Version.......................................................................... 11-60
Figure 11-47 View Pending DAP Software Version Screen ............................................... 11-62
Figure 11-48 View DAP Usability Range Screen ............................................................... 11-63
Figure 11-49 View Mode State Screen .............................................................................. 11-64
Figure 11-50 View Up Time and Date Sample Output ....................................................... 11-66
Figure 11-51 Performance Management Submenu .......................................................... 11-68
Figure 11-52 View D-VLR Statistics Submenu ................................................................... 11-68
Figure 11-53 View Subscriber and Fleet Totals Screen .................................................... 11-69
Figure 11-54 View System Boundary Totals Screen ......................................................... 11-70
Figure 12-2 Tools Submenu ............................................................................................. 12-3
Figure 12-3 Call Trace Submenu ...................................................................................... 12-4
Figure 12-4 Delete Inactive Trace File Screen .................................................................. 12-4
Figure 12-5 Retrieve Trace File Screen ............................................................................ 12-5
Figure 12-6 Trace Individual Subscriber to Specified File Screen ..................................... 12-7
Figure 12-7 Terminate Active Trace File Screen ............................................................... 12-8
Figure 12-8 View GTT Data Submenu ............................................................................. 12-10
Figure 12-9 Provide a Valid ISDN Screen ....................................................................... 12-10
Figure 12-10 Provide a Valid IP Screen - ISDN ................................................................. 12-12
Figure 12-11 Provide a Valid IMEI Screen ........................................................................ 12-13
Figure 12-12 Provide a Valid IMSI Screen ........................................................................ 12-14
Figure 12-13 Provide a Valid MSID Screen ....................................................................... 12-16
Figure 12-14 Provide a Valid UFMI Screen ....................................................................... 12-17
Figure 12-15 Select GTT Data Dump Filter Screen ........................................................... 12-19
Figure 12-16 GTT Table data ............................................................................................ 12-19
Figure 12-17 Provide a Valid IP Screen - IMSI .................................................................. 12-20
Figure 12-19 Provide a Valid IP Screen - UFMI ................................................................ 12-23
Figure 12-21 Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management submenu ............................. 12-26
Figure 12-22 View Current LDRI results screen ................................................................ 12-26
Figure 12-23 View Claimed LDRI List Results Screen ...................................................... 12-27
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Figure 12-24 View Unclaimed LDRI List Results Screen .................................................. 12-29
Figure 12-25 System Data Collection Submenu ............................................................ 12-31
Figure 12-26 System Data Collection Tool Screen............................................................ 12-31
Figure 12-27 System Data Collection Status of Operation Screen..................................... 12-32
Figure 12-28 System Data Collection Result Screen Example ........................................ 12-32
Figure 12-29 System Data Collection Login ................................................................. 12-34
Figure 12-30 Clean System Data Collection Files Result Screen ................................ 12-35
Figure 12-31 Select Subscriber Identification Type Screen .......................................... 12-36
Figure 12-32 MSID Parameter Entry Screen ................................................................ 12-37
Figure 12-33 UFMI Parameter Entry Screen ................................................................ 12-37
Figure 12-34 RAG Information Entry Screen ..................................................................... 12-38
Figure 13-1 User Management Submenus (administrator) ............................................... 13-2
Figure 13-2 LMT Main Menu (as seen by Administrator) ................................................... 13-4
Figure 13-3 Add User Screen ............................................................................................ 13-4
Figure 13-4 Specify Password Screen .............................................................................. 13-5
Figure 13-5 Add User Result Screen ................................................................................. 13-5
Figure 13-6 Modify/View User Screen ............................................................................... 13-6
Figure 13-7 Modify User Screen........................................................................................ 13-7
Figure 13-8 Delete User Screen ........................................................................................ 13-8
Figure 13-9 Change Unix User’s Password Screen .......................................................... 13-9
Figure 13-10 Manage All Users Screen (Active State) ....................................................... 13-11
Figure 13-11 Manage Account Inactivity Screen ................................................................ 13-12
Figure 13-12 Enable/Disable Account Inactivity Timer Screen........................................... 13-12
Figure 13-13 Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration Screen............................................... 13-13
Figure 13-14 Reactivate Inactive LMT Users Screen ......................................................... 13-15
Figure 13-15 Reactivate Inactive LMT Users Result Screen.............................................. 13-15
Figure 13-16 Manage All Users screen ............................................................................ 13-16
Figure 13-17 Backup LMT Users Screen .......................................................................... 13-17
Figure 13-18 Backup LMT Users "Please Confirm" screen ............................................. 13-17
Figure 13-19 Restore LMT Users Login Screen (Melody) ................................................ 13-19
Figure 13-20 Select a Package to Restore Screen (Melody) ............................................ 13-19
Figure 13-21 Restore LMT User Confirmation Screen (Melody) ....................................... 13-19
Figure 13-22 Restore LMT User Confirmation Screen (HA DAP) ..................................... 13-20
Figure 13-23 Copy LMT Users from Another DAP Screen................................................. 13-21
Figure 13-24 Change Password Screen ............................................................................ 13-23
Figure 14-2 View Features Submenu ............................................................................... 14-3
Figure 14-3 View Feature screen ....................................................................................... 14-3
Figure 15-2 Session Management Submenu ................................................................... 15-3
Figure 15-3 View/Terminate Sessions Screen ................................................................... 15-3
Figure 15-4 Terminate Session Confirmation Screen........................................................ 15-4
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Table 1 Related Manuals .............................................................................................. xxiii
Table 2 Disclosure Table.............................................................................................. xxxii
Table 3 Revision History .............................................................................................. xxxiii
Table 3-1 Enable/Disable ABFD Access Levels.............................................................. 3-15
Table 4-1 Supported Overall Replication States ............................................................. 4-10
Table 4-2 Supported Connection States ......................................................................... 4-10
Table 4-3 Supported Replication States.......................................................................... 4-10
Table 4-4 Supported Replication State Transitions ......................................................... 4-11
Table 7-1 Load Shedding Information ............................................................................... 7-2
Table 11-1 Configuration File Status ................................................................................. 11-7
Table 11-2 Supported Hardware States .......................................................................... 11-11
Table 11-3 Supported Hardware State Transitions ......................................................... 11-11
Table 11-4 Supported Mode States................................................................................. 11-64
Table 11-5 Supported Node States ................................................................................. 11-65
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About This Manual
About This Manual

This chapter of the manual describes the manual in general terms. The major
topics of the chapter include:
 The intended content of the manual
 How the manual is to be used
 Who is to use the manual
 Other reference material that supports information in this manual
 Elements in the appearance of the manual and their meaning
 General safety guidelines
 The changes to the manual over time
 Who helped produce and validate information in the manual
Purpose The information in this manual is intended for Motorola customer engineers
or for customers who wish to install their own Dispatch Application Processor
(DAP) systems. This manual provides information necessary to operate,
maintain, and repair an iDEN DAP.
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iDEN Solutions Support Center (iSSC) 0
The iDEN Solutions Support Center (iSSC) is an integral part of the network
support process.
Before performing any major changes or optimizations on the system, please

contact the iSSC. Notify the iSSC with the nature of and schedule for the
change. This will enable the iSSC to have the correct technical support
engineers on call in case they are needed.
The iSSC can be contacted at the following telephone numbers:
United States and Canada

1-800-499-6477
International
1-302-444-9555
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Related Manuals
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The following publications may be required to supplement the information

contained in this manual:
Table 1 Related Manuals

Number Title
68P81131E90 Guide to Motorola Acronyms and Terms
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Manuals On-line
Manuals On-line 1
This manual is available on-line at the iDEN Solutions Support Portal

(iSSP). This site was created to provide secure access to critical iDEN Infra-
structure information. This web site features a library of iDEN Infrastructure
technical documentation such as bulletins, system release documents and
product manuals.
The documents are located on the secured extranet website at the URL:
https://servicesweb.motorolasolutions.com/iden/
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Reporting Manual Errors 1
If you locate an error or identify a deficiency in this document, please send an

e-mail notice to tpid23@motorolasolutions.com and identify the
problems that were found.
Feedback from you, our user, will enable us to improve our documentation.
Thank you for your time. We appreciate any comments from the users of our
documents.
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Conventions
Conventions 1
Software  submenu commands—Table  Table Designer
 new terms—mobile subscriber

 keystrokes—Ctrl+Alt+Delete, Return
 mouse clicks—click, double-click
 user input—Type delete
 screen output—DAP is starting....
Hardware  CD-ROM
Safety This manual contains safety notices (alerts). Alerts are based on the standards
that apply to graphics on Motorola equipment. Specific procedural notices are
stated in the procedures as required and have specific visual representations.
The representations are:
 !
DANGER
INDICATES AN IMMINENTLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION
WHICH, IF NOT AVOIDED, WILL RESULT IN DEATH OR
SERIOUS INJURY.

!
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

! CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION
Without the alert symbol indicates a potentially hazardous
situation which, if not avoided, may result in property damage.
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Important Indicates an item of the essence of a topic that is indispensable.

Note Indicates something of notable worth or consequence.
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Product Specific Safety Notices
Product Specific Safety Notices 1
The specific procedural safety precautions are stated in the procedures and are
also listed here.
Note No specific procedural safety precautions to report at this time.
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General Safety 1
Important Remember Safety depends on you!!
General safety precautions must be observed during all phases of

operation, service, and repair of the equipment described in this
manual. Failure to comply with these precautions or with specific
warnings elsewhere in this manual violates safety standards of design,
manufacture, and intended use of the equipment.
You must heed the safety precautions and warnings listed in the product
manuals for your equipment. Any individual using or maintaining the
product(s), should follow these warnings and all other safety precautions
necessary for the safe operation of the equipment in your operating
environment. Motorola Solutions, Inc. assumes no liability for failure to
comply with these requirements.
Keep Away from

Live Circuits
 !
DANGER
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE, CURRENT, AND ENERGY LEVELS
ARE PRESENT IN THIS PRODUCT. POWER SWITCH
TERMINALS CAN HAVE HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES PRESENT
EVEN WHEN THE POWER SWITCH IS OFF. DO NOT OPERATE
THE SYSTEM WITH THE COVER REMOVED. ALWAYS
REPLACE THE COVER BEFORE TURNING ON THE SYSTEM.
Operating personnel must:

 Not remove equipment covers. Only Factory Authorized Service Personnel
or other qualified maintenance personnel may remove equipment covers for
internal subassembly, or component replacement, or any internal
adjustment.
 Not replace components with power cable connected. Under certain
conditions, dangerous voltages may exist even with the power cable
removed.
 Always disconnect power and discharge circuits before touching them.
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Ground the To minimize shock hazard, the equipment chassis and enclosure must be
Equipment connected to an electrical earth ground. The power cable must be either
plugged into an approved three-contact electrical outlet or used with a three-
contact to two-contact adapter. The three-contact to two-contact adapter must
have the grounding wire (green) firmly connected to an electrical ground
(safety ground) at the power outlet. The power jack and mating plug of the
power cable must meet International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
safety standards.
Electro-Static Motorola strongly recommends that you use an anti-static wrist strap and a
Discharge conductive foam pad when installing or upgrading the system. Electronic
components, such as disk drives, computer boards, and memory modules, can
be extremely sensitive to Electro-Static Discharge (ESD). After removing the
component from the system or its protective wrapper, place the component
flat on a grounded, static-free surface, and in the case of a board, component-
side up. Do not slide the component over any surface.
If an ESD station is not available, always wear an anti-static wrist strap that is
attached to an unpainted metal part of the system chassis. This will greatly
reduce the potential for ESD damage.
Do Not Operate in an Do not operate the equipment in the presence of flammable gases or fumes.
Explosive Operation of any electrical equipment in such an environment constitutes a
Atmosphere definite safety hazard.
Do Not Service or Do not attempt internal service or adjustment, unless another person, capable
Adjust Alone of rendering first aid and resuscitation, is present.
Use Caution When Breakage of the Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT) causes a high-velocity scattering of
Handling a Cathode- glass fragments (implosion). To prevent CRT implosion, avoid rough
Ray Tube handling or jarring of the equipment. The CRT should be handled only by
qualified maintenance personnel, using approved safety mask and gloves.
Do Not Substitute Because of the danger of introducing additional hazards, do not install
Parts Or Modify substitute parts or perform any unauthorized modification of equipment.
Equipment Contact Motorola Warranty and Repair for service and repair to ensure that
safety features are maintained.
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CMM Labeling and Disclosure Table 1
The People’s Republic of China requires that Motorola’s products comply

with China Management Methods (CMM) environmental regulations. (China
Management Methods refers to the regulation Management Methods for
Controlling Pollution by Electronic Information Products). Two items are
used to demonstrate compliance; the label and the disclosure table.
The label is placed in a customer visible position on the product.

 Logo 1 means that the product contains no substances in excess of the
maximum concentration value for materials identified in the China
Management Methods regulation.
 Logo 2 means that the product may contain substances in excess of the
maximum concentration value for materials identified in the China
Management Methods regulation, and has an Environmental Friendly Use
Period (EFUP) in years, fifty years in the example shown.
The Environmental Friendly Use Period (EFUP) is the period (in years)
during which the Toxic and Hazardous Substances (T&HS) contained in the
Electronic Information Product (EIP) will not leak or mutate causing environ-
mental pollution or bodily injury from the use of the EIP. The EFUP indicated
by the Logo 2 label applies to a product and all its parts. Certain field-
replaceable parts, such as battery modules, can have a different EFUP and are
marked separately.
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The Disclosure Table (shown in Table 2) is intended only to communicate

compliance with China requirements; it is not intended to communicate
compliance with EU RoHS or any other environmental requirements.
Table 2 Disclosure Table
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Revision History
Revision History 2
Table 3 Revision History

Date Issue Description of Changes
17-August-2013 -A Initial release for SR22.0.
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Chapter 1
Read Me First
This chapter provides an overview of the Local Maintenance Terminal
(LMT), description of the layout of this document, and some getting started
information for the user.
Chapters 2 through 15 are dedicated to a Main Menu Top Level category.

Refer to this manual’s Table of Contents to see which chapter is appropriate
for your task. Each chapter steps through the menu usage of the LMT as an
authorized user proceeds to accomplish a desired task.
Important The menu items are presented from the “Engineer” user group’s access
level unless otherwise noted.
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DAP System Description
DAP System Description 1
For a module level description of the Melody Dispatch Application

Processor (DAP) components, refer to the “Melody Core Solution Hardware
Reference Manual”.
Customer- For general guidelines and detailed instructions for replacing Customer-
Replaceable Units Replaceable Units (CRUs) in the Melody DAP, refer to the “Melody Core
(CRUs) Solution Hardware Reference Manual”.
For general guidelines and detailed instructions for replacing Customer-

Replaceable Units (CRUs) in the Legacy HA DAP, refer to the “ SR16.0
“High Availability Dispatch Application Processor” (HA DAP), Hardware
Installation Manual” (6881012Y88).
LMT Description The LMT is a user interface into the DAP. The LMT is now provided as a
web-based maintenance terminal interface, which is accessed using a
common web browser such as Firefox or Netscape.
The DAP LMT user interface allows users access to view system information
(e.g. load shedding information, link states, system uptime and hardware
status) and to perform maintenance operations and troubleshooting.
User accounts will be managed through this interface to support multiple

DAP maintenance users and enhanced provisioning interface users.
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LMT User Groups
LMT User Groups 1
The DAP implements the personalized LMT user accounts. An LMT Admin-
istrator is able to add and remove personalized LMT customer user accounts.
Access Privileges The LMT is used for maintenance operations and “real-time” troubleshooting
for User Groups of the DAP. It is crucial to provide appropriate operation menus or commands
to diagnose the problems and to display appropriate information for different
access levels of users. There are five levels of access. All five levels of access
are required to be password protected.
Levels The five levels are as follows:

 Viewer
 Technician
 Engineer
 Developer
 LMT Administrator
Viewer Level
Viewer level has the permissions to view the results of the authorized LMT
commands, which do not affect end-user services or network element config-
uration. This level of access is targeted for the MSO technician’s use. The
LMT will be able to support up to 250 Viewer level users.
Technician Level
Technician level has all of the Viewer's capabilities plus the authorized LMT
commands, which may affect end-user services or network element configu-
ration. This level of access is targeted for the MSO senior technician’s use.
The LMT will be able to support up to 250 Technician level users.
Engineer Level
Engineer level has all of the Viewer and the Technician's capabilities plus the
authorized LMT commands, which may or may not affect end-user services
or network element configuration. This access level is targeted for service
provider support teams and/or CNRC engineers. The LMT will be able to
support up to 100 Engineer level users.
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LMT User Groups

Developer Level
Developer level can only be created by the Administrator and is for Motorola-
access use only. The LMT will be able to support up to 100 Developer level
users.
LMT Administrator Level
Administrator level only has the ability to maintain LMT accounts and
passwords and to manage user login sessions and activity logs. This is similar
to the administrator capabilities implemented in the HA-iHLR. The LMT will
be able to support up to 15 LMT Administrator level users.
 LMT users are described as “users” throughout this manual. A user refers
to an LMT user that has been authorized to perform certain maintenance
operations.
 This document provides screen shots at the “Engineer” access level since
this would cover most users. Administrator screens and other user access
levels are provided when noted.
User Access Four levels of user group access are addressed in this manual. There is a table
Privileges in each of the procedures that provides the user group access privileges for
that specific task or procedure.
 The DAP supports four password-protected levels of LMT access. The four
different levels ensure that the appropriate commands and information are
available only to the appropriate authorized personnel.
 The Developer user group is a Motorola-only access privilege and not
shown in the procedures of this manual.
 The screen-shots displayed throughout this manual represent an “Engineer”
view unless otherwise specified.
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LMT Sessions
LMT Sessions 1
An LMT session maintains information about a single user that is logged into
the LMT. The LMT requires a method of distinguishing between the various
requests it receives and matching them to the users that are logged in. This is
done via a unique session for each user.
Number of Sessions Each user is limited to a single session. Initially when the user logs in, a
per User session will be created. When the user logs out or times out, his/her session
will be terminated and destroyed. However, if during the time they are logged
in they try to start another browser and log in with the same account, they will
receive a message telling them the account is already in use and be denied the
login.
If a user is logged in and they hit “Ctrl+N” or “Alt+N” to start a new browser,
the old cookie still exists to the browser. When the user goes to the login page
in the new browser, they will be forced to the main menu because they are
logged in.
Note Do not use “Ctrl+N”, “Alt+N”, or “Ctrl+T” to start a new browser. It

is also recommended that you delete your old cookies.
Also, if a second login is attempted then the user will be forced to the main
menu with the existing user information.
However, if a new browser is started from the command line, logging in as a

different user is possible, because the cookie does not exist to the newly
launched browser.
Session Operations Once an operation has been started during a session, the HA-DAP must
complete the first operation before a user can perform a subsequent operation.
This will ensure that the first operation is fully completed and that any subse-
quent operations will be performed.
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LMT Sessions
Logging Out of the When a user is done using the LMT, they must click the logout link at the
LMT bottom of the screen. This has the effect of terminating and removing the
session.
Important If the user instead closes the browser (and does not log out), their session
still exists. They must then wait for their session to time out, or be reset
by the LMT Administrator.
The activity timer is set by the Operations and Maintenance Center-Radio

(OMC-R), but the default is typically 30 minutes.
If the user reaches the login screen via the back arrow (text-based LMT) or
back button (web-based LMT), their session still exists. The user should
either use the forward button/arrow to return to the main menu or select the
logout option, thus allowing the user to login again and re-enter the menu
system.
Killing a Session Killing a session is performed through the LMT Session Management menu.
After choosing that menu option, choose View All Sessions. This will bring up
a list of active sessions. You can click any one of the sessions to terminate that
specific session.
Terminating a session does not terminate the users’ current activity if they are
performing one (such as a backup). Instead, their next request will be rejected
and they will be forced back to the login screen.
The user will not see the result from the operation they were performing if
their session is terminated.
Important A LMT Administrator can also terminate a session. If the user

accidentally closes his/her browser window, the LMT Administrator
can terminate his/her existing session.
LMT Remote The remote access to the DAP LMT is primarily through the Ethernet
Accessibility interface. Currently, this access is done via the OMC-R using ssh to access the
NE and then accessing its LMT.
The backup access is through the direct dial-up to the NE console port or
through a terminal server accessing the NE console port. This built in redun-
dancy will allow access, even if the LMT Ethernet connectivity is down. It is
the customer's responsibility to provide the remote access for the field teams
to troubleshoot any reported problem.
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Obtaining an LMT Account
Obtaining an LMT Account 1
User accounts are obtained from the LMT Administrator.
Valid Account There are four pieces of information relevant to account creation. Of these,
Parameters only three are required.
 Login Name (required): The login name is a unique name, 4-8 characters
long which represents the user. The login name must start with a character
(A-Z or a-z) and further contain only letters and numbers.
 Password (required): The password is a key known only to the account
holder that allows that user to login. A valid password is 9 to 20 ASCII
printable characters. ASCII printable characters are defined to be all those
between ! and ~ (see Password Criteria on page 1-9). The following are all
valid characters.
Figure 1-1 Valid Password Characters
! “ # $ % & ‘ (
) * + , - . / 0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 : ; < = > ? @
A B C D E F G H
I J K L M N O P
Q R S T U V W X
Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ‘
a b c d e f g h
i j k l m n o p
q r s t u v w x
y z { | } ~
 Group (required): The group describes what actions this user will have
access to on the LMT. Possible groups are: Viewer, Technician, Engineer,
Administrator. Therefore, belonging to one of these groups allows a user
access to those same actions.
 Real Name (optional): This is an optional field which can be used to
specify the real name of the user. It must be no longer than 30 characters in
length. There are no requirements on the contents.
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Obtaining an LMT Account
Password Expiration Passwords do not expire. There is no time limit on the length of time a user
can use the same password.
Changing a A user may change their password by first logging in, then choosing the User
Password Management main menu item to use the “Change Password” option.
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Logging Into the DAP
Logging Into the DAP 1
The DAP can be accessed through several customer-accessible logins. The

individual’s LMT user name and password allows access to the LMT features
that are allowed for that individual's user group. There are four different user
groups: Viewer (V), Technician (T), Engineer (E), and LMT Administrator
(A). Each user group has specific access privileges as described in Access
Privileges for User Groups on page 1-3. The user group assigned to an
individual is defined and added by the LMT administrator.
Password Criteria The following criteria are for a valid user login and password:
 Login (User Name)
 Four to eight characters
 First character must be a letter (A-Z), (a-z)
 The rest can be alphanumeric
 Passwords must have following characteristics:
 Must contain 9 to 20 characters
 May not begin with a numeral (0 - 9)
 Must contain, at least two upper case letters (A - Z)
 Must contain, at least two lower case letters (a-z)
 Must contain, at least two Numerals (0 - 9)
 Must contain, at least two special characters (non alpha-numeric)
 A special character (any character in Figure 1-1 on page 1-7 other
than a letter or digit
Procedure Once an account is obtained, then the user can login to the LMT using a Web
browser such as Netscape or Firefox.
Important Due to known compatibility issues with Netscape 6, a user should utilize
Internet Explorer, Netscape 4.X, or Netscape 7 or higher when using the
LMT.
Important Considerations before logging in:

 Contact your local network administrator for the proxy server settings
before attempting to login for the first time.
 It is recommended that the cache setting within your web browser be set to
“OFF” when using the LMT interface.
 A secure “https” login is used when accessing the DAP. A security
certificate allows the browser to remember the secure access to the DAP.
See Security Certificate on page 1-11 for more information.
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 The browser must be configured not to remember passwords. See Disabling
Remembered Passwords on page 1-12.
TO Log Into the DAP

Step Action
1 Enter the assigned IP address into the URL of the web browser as
follows:
https://<Nodal IP address>:8080/lmt
It is not recommended to use the logical IP address when logging
into the DAP because a switchover could interfere with the LMT
operation.
See Figure 1-2 for the screen display.
2 Enter the user login name.
3 Enter the password.

(The password is displayed as asterisks).
4 Select Login.
Pressing the Enter key will not submit the request. You must select
the Login manually.
Focus can be changed between fields by hitting the Tab key. Once
focus is on the Login button, hit the Space bar or Enter key to
activate the button.
5 The system displays the appropriate menu if the login name and
the password are correct.
Note There can be several reasons why a login may fail. If a login fails the
screen will return to the login screen with an error message describing
the cause. Attempt to remedy the cause and repeat the login procedure.
Note Figure 1-2 on page 1-10 shows the default security banner message.
The message can be customized by following the steps described in
the SR18.0 SCP DAP Upgrade Installation Method of Procedure
(mopdap03621).
Figure 1-2 Login/Password Prompt Screen
Logging Out of the When done using the LMT, users must click the logout link at the bottom of
LMT the screen. This has the effect of terminating and removing the session.
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Important If the user instead closes the browser (and does not log out), their session
still exists. They must then wait for their session to time out, or be reset
by the LMT Administrator.
Security Certificate When accessing a particular DAP using secure http access for the first time,
the browser will prompt the user with a Certificate Authorization alert
window as shown in Figure 1-3 on page 1-12.
 The user must select Continue to move on to the next screen.
 The Certificate Authorization alert window appears every time unless the
Remember this certificate permanently checkbox is checked.
 When a user logs into a secure site, a second Encryption Page alert window
may appear as shown in Figure 1-4 on page 1-12.
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Figure 1-3 Certificate Authorization Window
Figure 1-4 Encrypted Page Dialog Box
Disabling The following procedures disable the browser from remembering passwords
Remembered from either Firefox or Netscape.
Passwords
For Firefox
TO Disable Firefox from Remembering Passwords
Step Action
1 Login to Firefox, then go to Edit > Preferences.
2 Click on Saved Passwords to extend the menu. See Figure 1-5 on

page 1-13.
3 Un-check the Remember Passwords checkbox. See Figure 1-5 on
page 1-13.
4 Click OK.
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Figure 1-5 Firefox Browser Preferences Menu
2
3
For Netscape
TO Disable Netscape from Remembering Passwords
Step Action
1 Open the Browser Preferences window and select the Privacy &
Security > Web Passwords category. See Figure 1-6 on
page 1-14.
2 Un-check the Remember passwords for sites that required me to
log in checkbox.
3 Click View Stored Passwords. This will open the Password
Manager window. See Figure 1-7 on page 1-14.
4 Under the Passwords Saved tab, click Remove All to discard all
the saved passwords
5 Click OK to close the Password Manager window.
6 Click Close to close the Browser Preferences window
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Figure 1-6 Browser Preferences Window
2 3
Figure 1-7 Password Manager Window
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LMT Text Interface
LMT Text Interface 1
Launching the Text The text interface can be launched by using ssh or equivalent to login to the
Interface machine as the user “lmt”. A text-mode web browser (Lynx) will be launched
on the DAP to provide the text interface.
Important The LMT Text Interface should be used only when connected via the
Nodal IP. Using the Console via the Management Port (MP) could result
in latency which would interfere with the usability of the LMT.
The user will then be presented with a login screen similar to the graphical
version. All the same logins work on the text interface as with the graphical
version.
Note The user should use the following ssh command in the text interface
to enter a secure session:
ssh -l lmt <dap_node>
The authenticity of host '<dap_node> (173.100.20.83)'

can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is

ba:ff:8b:4c:61:c2:aa:67:95:b9:23:a3:fb:dd:56:0e.
(Note that this is an example).
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?
The user should answer yes to login. This message will appear the first
time they log in to a particular DAP.
LMT Login/ The LMT UNIX login password may be changed by the Administrator from
Password the LMT User Account Management menu.
What is Lynx? Lynx is a text-based web browser. It supports a basic set of HTML elements.
Since the LMT is HTML-based, Lynx was chosen as a text mode browser to
provide an interface into the LMT which could be used over ssh or a local
console.
Using Lynx Navigation is accomplished through a few basic keys. To navigate in Lynx,
use the tab or down arrow keys to move to the next link or field. Use the up
arrow key to move to the previous link or field. To activate a link, press the
enter key or use the right arrow key. To go to the previous page (back), use the
left arrow key. Hitting the spacebar will display the next page of information
if available.
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LMT Text Interface

When using the Lynx text mode user interface, pages will not automatically
refresh, as they would when using Netscape. This is a feature which Lynx
does not support. Instead, Lynx will display a notification at the top of the
page saying there is a refresh timer on this page, and it will display the link to
which the refresh would normally occur. To refresh this page, simply hit the
“Enter” key with the link highlighted and the page will be properly refreshed.
Note If the refresh link at the top of the login screen is highlighted, and you
need to position the cursor at the Login field, use either the Tab or
down arrow keys.
Logging Out of Lynx The following steps are used for logging out of Lynx:
1. The user must logout of the LMT.

a) Use the down arrow or tab key to get to the Logout link at the bottom of
the interface.
b) Select Enter.
2. The user must quit the program

a) Use the down arrow keys or tab to leave the textboxes.
b) Type q to quit.
Notes:
 If the user is currently in a textbox, using the q key will not work
as it will just enter q’s into the textbox.
 Typing <Ctrl+C> at any point interrupts Lynx and cause it to quit
without logging out. The user will then be forced to wait for their
session to time out before they can login again.
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Emergency Local Maintenance Terminal
Emergency Local Maintenance Terminal 1
The Emergency Local Maintenance Terminal (ELMT) is the emergency

interface into the LMT. It was created in case a severe problem prevented
access to the LMT. The ELMT is limited to allowing the user to perform
startup and shut downs of the web server. The ELMT does not depend on the
web server. The ELMT should only be used in emergency situations when the
LMT is not accessible.
Accessing the ELMT Anyone who has access to the machine itself, able to access ssh or equivalent,
and has appropriate privileges will have access to the ELMT.
Launching ELMT The ELMT can be launched by using ssh to login to the machine as the user
elmt.
Note The user should use the following command to enter a secure session.
ssh -l elmt <dap_node>
The authenticity of host '<dap_node> (173.100.20.83)'

can't be established.
RSA key fingerprint is

ba:ff:8b:4c:61:c2:aa:67:95:b9:23:a3:fb:dd:56:0e.
(Note that this is an example).
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?
The user should answer yes to login. This message will appear the first
time they log in to a particular DAP.
ELMT Logins/ The ELMT password may be changed from the menu by the LMT Adminis-
Passwords trator in the LMT.
Menus of the ELMT Certain menu items are dependent on the state of the web server and the state
of the db server.
 Main Menu: Logout, Refresh, Web Menu, System Menu
 Web Menu: Return to Main Menu, Refresh, Start Web Server, Stop Web
Server
 System Menu: Return to Main Menu, Refresh, Stop DAP, Start DAP,
Reboot DAP Machine, Shutdown DAP Machine
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Emergency Local Maintenance Terminal

NOTES...
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The LMT activity log identifies the LMT operations performed by each user,
with the user login and date/time of the operations. This chapter provides
procedures required to access the activity logs.
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Backup LMT Activity Logs 2
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows a user to backup LMT activity log
files to an archive device. The user is allowed to backup both the LMT web
interface and emergency interface activity logs to a file.
The following table provides the user group access privileges for this menu
item.
Viewer Technician Engineer Administrator

X X X
Procedure
TO Back Up LMT Activity Logs
Step Action
1 Log into the HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT with your account login
and password.
If currently logged in, then navigate to the Main Menu (see
Figure 2-1 on page 2-3).
2 Click: Activity Log Management
The system displays the Activity Log Management submenu (see
3 Click: Backup LMT Activity Logs
 For Melody LMT users, the system displays the Backup LMT
Activity Logs screen (see Figure 2-3 on page 2-4).
 For HA DAPLMT users, the system displays the Backup LMT
Activity Logs Confirmation screen (see Figure 2-5 on
page 2-4).
4  For Melody LMT users only, enter the following:
 Backup Server IP Address
 Backup Server Login
 Backup Server Password
 Once these are entered, click Submit.
The system displays a “Please confirm” message (see Figure 2-4
on page 2-4).
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Step Action
5 For both HA DAP and Melody LMT users, select yes or no from the
“Please Confirm” message box.
 If “no” is selected, return to the Activity Log Management menu
without performing a backup.
 If “yes” is selected, the backup will be performed, and a Backup
LMT Activity Logs Result system displays.
Note The screen will display an error code and error message if
the operation fails.
6 Click the Activity Log Management to return to that menu.
Continue working within this submenu or use the Main Menu link to
return to the main menu.
The system displays the main menu.
This task is complete.
Figure 2-1 LMT Main Menu
HA DAP User LMT Melody DAP User LMT
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Figure 2-2 Activity Log Management Submenu
Figure 2-3 Backup LMT Activity Logs screen
Figure 2-4 Backup LMT Activity Log Confirmation screen
Figure 2-5 Backup LMT Activity Log Confirmation screen
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View ELMT Activity Log 2
The LMT allows users to retrieve the Emergency LMT (ELMT) activity log
file electronically.
item.

X X X X
Procedure
TO View the ELMT Log
Step Action
and password.
If currently logged in, then navigate to the Main Menu.
The system displays the Main Menu (see Figure 2-1 on page 2-3).

The system displays the Activity Log Management submenu
(see Figure 2-2 on page 2-4).
3 From the available selections within this submenu, click:

The system displays the current ELMT Activity Log details

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Figure 2-6 ELMT Activity Log
Thu Oct 13 14:44:08 2009 ELMT initialization complete.

Thu Oct 13 14:44:25 2009 Successfully stopped the webserver
Thu Oct 13 14:44:32 2009 Successfully started the webserver
Thu Oct 13 14:44:37 2009 Logging out of the ELMT.
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View LMT Activity Log 2
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows users to retrieve the Web interface
activity log file electronically.
 To get detailed information about these groups and their access privileges,
refer to the “LMT User Groups” section of Chapter 1, Read Me First.
 The following table provides the user group access privileges for this menu
item.

X X X X
Procedure
TO View the LMT Log
Step Action
and password.
If currently logged in, then navigate to the Main Menu.
The system displays the Main menu (see Figure 2-1 on page 2-3).

The system displays the Activity Log Management submenu (see
3 Click: View LMT Activity Log
The system displays the current LMT Activity Log details (see
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Figure 2-7 LMT Activity Log Example

rcpt=Tue Oct 11 10:27:56 CDT
2005,evt=lmt_logout,res=success,login=norm,grp=Engineer,optionalComment=None
2005,evt=retrieveSystemBoundaryTotals,res=success,login=norm,grp=Engineer,option
alComment=
2005,evt=retrieveSubscriberFleetTotals,res=success,login=norm,grp=Engineer,optio
nalComment=
rcpt=Mon Oct 17 09:02:42 CDT
2005,evt=lmt_login,res=failure,login=norm,grp=None,optionalComment=The User Name
and Password Combination is invalid. : 100501
2005,evt=listConfigurationFiles,res=success,login=norm,grp=Engineer,optionalComm
ent=
2005,evt=lmt_logout,res=success,login=norm,grp=Engineer,optionalComment=None
2005,evt=lmt_login,res=success,login=norm,grp=Engineer,optionalComment=None
2005,evt=backupConfigurationFiles,res=failure,login=norm,grp=Engineer,optionalCo
mment=File(s) not Found : 103
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Billing
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT provides an authorized user with several
options for the deleting and backing up of billing files. This chapter provides
procedures required to support the HA DAP / Melody DAP billing files.
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Back Up Billing Record Files
Back Up Billing Record Files 3
This procedure is used to create a backup of billing records of a selected date.

Motorola recommends this backup to be performed on a DAILY basis.
Improper backup and/or loss of the billing records can severely impact the
financial aspects of the system.
 Use this procedure during the maintenance window, as it may degrade
system performance if done during peak hours.
 Because the billing backup procedure uses the Universal Time (UT) to back
up files, a billing record may appear in a billing file named for a different
calendar day.
 Only unprocessed and processed billing files of the selected date will be
included in the backup bundle. Active billing files will not be included.
Upon the completion of this backup action, the LMT will not transition the
status of those backed up files, i.e., unprocessed billing files will not be
renamed to indicate they have been processed.
 Billing Record file backups for the Melody DAP are sent to a backup
server. And Billing Record file backups for the HA DAP are backed-up on
a DVD.
Note For the HA DAP only, a few conditions may result in receiving the "Error
writing to Archive Device" message during a backup attempt. These include:
 Bad DVD drive
 Drive is read only (ROM)
 DVD Disc type (+/- R)
 Non Empty/Blank DVD disc.
If error message is received, check your system for any of the conditions
above and take corrective action. Repeat procedure to verify solution and
complete your backup.
item.

X X
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Procedure
TO Back Up Billing Record Files
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Billing.
The system displays the Billing submenu (see Figure 3-2 on
page 3-5).
3 Click: Backup Billing Record Files
 For Melody LMT users, the system displays the Backup Billing
Record Files Login screen (see Figure 3-3 on page 3-5).
 For HA DAP LMT users, the system displays the Backup
Billing Record Files screen (see Figure 3-4 on page 3-6).
4  For Melody LMT users, enter the following:

The system displays the Backup Billing Record Files screen (see
Figure 3-4 on page 3-6)
5  For HA DAP and Melody users, enter the Billing Record Date
using yyyy-mm-dd format.
 Click: Submit
The system displays a confirmation message (see Figure 3-5 on
page 3-6).
6 Select yes or no in the message box.
 If no is selected, a Backup Status screen will appear indicating
that the files were not backed up, and an option will be provided
to return to the Billing submenu.
 If yes is selected, the backup will be performed.
 A Status of Operation screen will appear if successful.
 The system displays an error code and error message if the
operation fails.
Note
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TO Back Up Billing Record Files (continued)
Step Action
7 Click Billing to return to that menu.
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Figure 3-2 Billing Submenu
Figure 3-3 Melody - Backup Billing Record Login Screen
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Figure 3-4 Backup Billing Record Date Screen
HA DAP User LMT
Melody DAP User LMT
Figure 3-5 Billing Backup Confirmation Screen
HA DAP User LMT
Melody DAP User LMT
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Configure ABFD Start Time
Configure ABFD Start Time 3
The Automatic Billing File Deletion (ABFD) feature automates the deletion
of processed billing files older than a configured number of days.This
procedure is used to arrange to have billing files deleted from the HA DAP /
Melody DAP automatically every day. Only billing files that have been
backed up will be deleted automatically.
Important It is very important to delete the files on a weekly basis. Leaving the files
on the DAP would result in the DAP drive becoming full, therefore, new
billing files cannot be created.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Configure ABFD Start Time
Step Action
and password.
If currently logged in, then navigate to the Main Menu
2 Click Billing.
page 3-5).
3 Click: Configure ABFD Start Time.
The system displays the Configure ABFD Start Time screen (see
4 Enter a valid Start time.
 Be sure to use the requested format <hh>-<mm>.
This is in 24-hour format.
 If the Start Time and End Time are equivalent, a 24-hour
maintenance window is implied.
5 Click Submit to configure the ABFD start time.
The system displays a confirmation message if successful.
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Configure ABFD Start Time

TO Configure ABFD Start Time (continued)
Step Action
Continue working within this submenu or, if needed, use the Main
Menu link to return to the main menu.
Figure 3-6 Configure ABFD Start Time Screen
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Configure Maintenance Window
Configure Maintenance Window 3
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows an authorized user to configure the
maintenance window. The maintenance window defines the time when
maintenance activity should occur. Billing files are allowed to be transferred
at a higher rate inside the maintenance window.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Configure the Maintenance Window
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Billing.
page 3-5).
3 Click: Configure Maintenance Window.
The system displays the Configure Maintenance Window screen
4 Enter a Start Time and End Time to set as the new maintenance
window time period.
 Be sure to use the requested format <hh>-<mm>.
 If the Start Time and End Time are equivalent, a 24-hour
maintenance window is implied.
5 Click Submit to configure the maintenance window.
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Configure Maintenance Window
Figure 3-7 Configure Maintenance Screen
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Configure Retention Time for ABFD
Configure Retention Time for ABFD 3
This procedure is used to configure the length of time to retain billing files
deleted from the HA DAP / Melody DAP using the ABFD feature. Only
billing files that have been backed up will be deleted automatically.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Configure ABFD Retention Time
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Billing.
page 3-5).
3 Click: Configure Retention Time for ABFD.
The system displays the Configure Retention Time for ABFD
screen (see Figure 3-8 on page 3-12).
4 From the drop-down menu, select the number of days (1-7) to

retain billing files.
5 Click Submit to configure the maintenance window.
The system displays a confirmation screen (see Figure 3-9 on
page 3-12).
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Configure Retention Time for ABFD
Figure 3-8 Configure Retention Time For ABFD Screen
Figure 3-9 ABFD Retention Confirmation Screen
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Delete Billing Record Files
Delete Billing Record Files 3
This procedure is used to delete the processed billing record files from the HA
DAP / Melody DAP. You should make backups of the billing record files
before deleting any files. For backup procedures, refer to Back Up Billing
Record Files on page 3-2.
The date range entered for deletion of the processed billing files will be
checked. If the date range includes only unprocessed billing files, the LMT
will display an error message indicating that no files were found.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Delete Billing Record Files
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Billing.
page 3-5).
3 Click: Delete Billing Record Files.
The system displays the Delete Billing Record Files screen (see
4 Enter valid dates for the Start and End dates.
Be sure to use the requested format (yyyy-mm-dd).
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Delete Billing Record Files

TO Delete Billing Record Files (continued)
Step Action
5 Click Submit to begin deletion.
The system displays a Status of Operation and Confirmation
screen during the deletion.
The LMT will display an error code and error message if no
processed billing files in the date range can be found.
Figure 3-10 Delete Billing Record Files Screen
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Enable/Disable ABFD
Enable/Disable ABFD 3
Introduction This procedure is used to enable or disable the ABFD feature which deletes
billing files from the HA DAP / Melody DAP automatically. Only billing files
that have been backed up will be deleted automatically.
Access Levels The following table provides the user group access privileges for this menu
item.
Table 3-1 Enable/Disable ABFD Access Levels

X
Procedure The following procedure enables or disables the ABFD feature.

TO Enable or Disable ABFD
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Billing.
page 3-5).
3 Click: Enable/Disable ABFD.
The system displays the Enable/Disable ABFD screen (see
4 If the current status needs to be changed, repeat steps 2 and 3 to
toggle the status from Enabled to Disabled and visa versa.
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Billing
Enable/Disable ABFD
Figure 3-11 Enable/Disable ABFD Screen
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Billing
View ABFD Configuration
View ABFD Configuration 3
This procedure can be used to view the ABFD configuration.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View the ABFD Configuration
Step Action
and password.
Refer to login information in Chapter 1, Read Me First if needed.
2 Click: Billing.
page 3-5).
3 Click: View ABFD Configuration.
The system displays the View ABFD Configuration screen (see
Figure 3-12 View ABFD Configuration Screen
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Billing
View Auto Billing File Deletion Log
View Auto Billing File Deletion Log 3
This procedure can be used to view the billing file deletion log.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View the ABFD Log
Step Action
and password.
 Refer to the login information in Chapter 1, Read Me First, if
needed.
 If currently logged in, then navigate to the Main Menu (see
2 Click: Billing.
page 3-5).
3 Click: View Auto Billing File Deletion Log.
The system displays the View Auto Billing File Deletion Log (see
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Billing
Figure 3-13 Auto Billing File Deletion Log

AUTOMATIC FILE REMOVAL started at 10/17/05 04:00:01
Filename Age Blocks
============== =========== ======

BP060203140017 3 01:10:01 8
Total 8 blocks in 1 files removed
Billing File removal finished at 10/17/05 04:00:01
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Billing

NOTES...
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Chapter 4
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT provides an authorized user with the
option to view, synchronize, or replicate database content. This chapter
provides the necessary procedures to support database maintenance.
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Discard Saved D-VLR
Discard Saved D-VLR 4
This procedure is used to discard saved Visitor Location Register (VLR) files
from the DAP.
Note The DAP must be DOWN to discard saved VLR files. Refer to Shut
Down DAP Platform on page 11-52.
item.

X
Procedure
TO To Discard Saved D-VLR
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Database Maintenance.
The system displays the Database Maintenance submenu (see
3 Click: Discard Saved D-VLR.
The system displays a confirmation creen.
4 Click Database Maintenance to return to that menu.
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Discard Saved D-VLR
Figure 4-2 Database Maintenance Submenu
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Synchronize Database
Synchronize Database 4
The DAP allows an authorized user to synchronize a given region with the
same region on the mate node. The result is that data in the region on the
Active mate node is replicated to the current Standby node.
Note The HA DAP / Melody DAP must be in [STANDBY] status for this
procedure to work properly.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Synchronize the Database
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: Synchronize Database
The system displays the Synchronize Database window. See
4 Use the drop-down menu to select a region to synchronize.
5 Click Submit to synchronize the database.

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Synchronize Database
Figure 4-3 Synchronize Database Window
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Turn Database Replication On or Off
Turn Database Replication On or Off 4
The LMT allows users to change the database replication state on the DAP.
 The LMT allows users to deactivate database replication on the DAP. When
database replication is inactive, replication is not defined in the database.
 The LMT allows users to defer database replication on the DAP. When
database replication is deferred, database continues to collect replication
data in the replication log but the databases are out-of-sync.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Turn On/Off Database Replication
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: Turn ON/OFF Database Replication.
The system displays a Turn ON/OFF Database Replication
screen. (See Figure 4-4 on page 4-7).
4 Select Turn ON to activate replication or Turn OFF to defer

replication.
5 Click: Submit.
 If Turn ON is selected, the screen returns with a confirmation
message stating that the replication has been turned on.
 If Turn OFF is selected, the screen returns with another
confirmation message asking to confirm your actions and
requires a reason to be typed in. After you click Yes, the screen
returns with a confirmation message stating that the replication
has been turned off.
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Turn Database Replication On or Off

TO Turn On/Off Database Replication (continued)
Step Action
Figure 4-4 Turn On/Off Database Replication Window
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View Replication Conflict Information
View Replication Conflict Information 4
This feature allows the user to view replication conflict information.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO View Replication Conflict Information
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: View Replication Conflict Information.
The system displays the View Replication Conflict Information
screen. (See Figure 4-5 on page 4-9 for an example.)

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View Replication Conflict Information
Figure 4-5 Replication Conflict Information Example
View Replication Conflict Info
01/12/2006 16:06:23 NOTICE C 117 New conflict: ridx=1 etype=0 eidx=7 otype=2 olen=8
oid=0x0001a0a10000007a
01/12/2006 16:06:23 NOTICE C 119 Updating conflict: ridx=1 etype=0 eidx=7 otype=2
olen=8 oid=0x0001a0a10000007a sec=1137103583 usec=48991 flag=0 c=2
olen=8 oid=0x0001a0a10000007a sec=1137103583 usec=48991 flag=0 c=3
oid=0x000b32bd0000007a
olen=8 oid=0x000b32bd0000007a sec=1137103583 usec=48991 flag=0 c=2
olen=8 oid=0x000b32bd0000007a sec=1137103583 usec=48991 flag=0 c=3
oid=0x0001a3480000007a
olen=8 oid=0x0001a3480000007a sec=1137103583 usec=48991 flag=0 c=2
oid=0x000b2c430000007a
oid=0x0001a12c0000007a
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View Replication State
View Replication State 4
The LMT allows users to view current database replication state.
The following tables provide information to support the various database

replication states. Figure 4-6 on page 4-11 provides additional information.
Note If a DAP is configured as uni-nodal, the Replication state will always

be reported as inactive or disabled (UDI).
Table 4-1 Supported Overall Replication States

State Description
ACTIVE (UEA) Replication task state is Active
Replication task state is either Refresh or

STANDBY (UEIm)
Synchronize
MAINTENANCE (UDI) Replication task state is Inactive
Table 4-2 Supported Connection States

State Description
All replication threads (control, send, recv) have
CONNECTED
connected to other node’s replication threads.
Control thread has a server socket and awaits

DISCONNECTED connection request from other node’s
replication task.
Control thread has a server socket, but does

DEFERRED
NOT initiate a connection from other node.
Table 4-3 Supported Replication States

State Description
Replication events being accepted in the
ACTIVE
replication log.
Replication log is blank or not available.

INACTIVE
Replication events are discarded.
Replication task is running Sync procedure

SYNC
from Active to Standby node.
Replication task is running Refresh procedure

REFRESH
from Standby to Active node.
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Table 4-4 Supported Replication State Transitions
Transition Triggering Event
UDI Initial State.
UDI > UEA Replication is active.
Replication to the Standby node is being

UDI > UEIm
deferred.
Replication has failed; manual recovery is

UEA > UDI
required.
Replication to the Standby node is being

UEA > UEIm
deferred.
UEIm > UEA Replication is active.
Replication has failed; manual recovery is

UEIm > UDI
required.
Figure 4-6 Replication Task States
Connection States
Connected Disconnected Deferred
Active UEA UEIm UEIm

Replication States
Sync UEIm UEIm
Refresh UEIm UEIm
Inactive UDI UDI UDI
UEA: Unlocked, Enabled, Active

UEIm: Unlocked, Enabled, Impaired
UDI: Unlocked, Disabled, Idle
item.

X X X
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Procedure
TO View the Database Replication State
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: View Replication State.
The system displays the current View Replication State screen (see
Figure 4-7 View Replication State Screen
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Chapter 5
Database Query
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows users to view D-VLR statistics,
query subscriber units stored in the D-VLR during troubleshooting activities,
and check the status of the Resource Allocation Group (RAG). The proce-
dures in this chapter support those activities.
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Database Query
D-VLR Query Tool
D-VLR Query Tool 5
This feature allows the user to query subscriber units stored in the D-VLR
during troubleshooting activities. This query tool provides the ability to enter
a subscriber IMSI and then display its provisioning and registration param-
eters stored in the D-VLR. Data includes several different parameters
including: SCCH, Packet Data Service, and Dispatch Service provisioning.
 Access to this menu is allowed only while the DAP is in the “UP” state.
 When the DAP is in Load Shedding level 1 or 2, access to this menu is not
allowed.
 Inactivity of 5 minutes will cause the login to time-out.
 Access to the D-VLR using this menu is allowed only three times within a
60-second period.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Use the D-VLR Query Tool
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Database Query.
The system displays the Database Query submenu (see Figure 5-
2 on page 5-3).
3 Click: D-VLR Query Tool.
The system displays the View D-VLR Query Tool screen (see
4 Use the drop-down menu to select Record Type and type in the
subscriber’s unique IMSI number.
The system displays the D-VLR Query Information screen (see
Figure 5-4 on page 5-4 for an example).
The subscriber’s provisioning and registration parameters stored in
the D-VLR will be displayed.
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Database Query
D-VLR Query Tool

TO Use the D-VLR Query Tool (continued)
Step Action
5 Click Database Query to return to that menu.
Figure 5-2 Database Query Submenu
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Database Query
D-VLR Query Tool
Figure 5-3 D-VLR Query Tool Screen
Figure 5-4 D-VLR Query Information Screen Example
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Database Query
View Packet Data RAG Information
View Packet Data RAG Information 5
The View Packet Data RAG Information menu option provides the user with
an interface to check status of the RAGs. The user can confirm whether the
RAG download has been completed successfully by using this menu option.
The HA DAP / Melody DAP needs to be in the UP, MAINTENANCE, or

IMPAIRED status to perform this procedure. The most reliable status is the
UP status.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO Use View Packet Data RAG Information
Step Action
and password.
2 on page 5-3).
3 Click: View Packet Data RAG Information.
The system displays the Select a Packet Data Region screen (see
4 Use the drop-down menu to select the Packet Data Region
Identifier.
5 Click: Submit.
The Packet Data RAG Information for that region will be displayed
6 Click: Database Query to return to that menu.

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Database Query
View Packet Data RAG Information
Figure 5-5 Select a Packet Data Region screen
Figure 5-6 Packet Data RAG Information Example
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Database Query
View Non-DA Capable IMSIs
View Non-DA Capable IMSIs 5
The View Non-DA Capable IMSIs menu option provides the user with an
interface to view the IMSIs of all registered subscribers which are not
Dispatch Authentication capable.
The HA DAP / Melody DAP needs to be in the Active or Standby status to

perform this procedure. When the DAP is in Load Shedding level 1 or 2,
access to this menu is not allowed.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Use View Non-DA Capable IMSIs
Step Action
and password.
2 on page 5-3).
3 Click: View non-DA Capable IMSIs.
The system displays the results screen (see Figure 5-7 on
page 5-8).
4 After reviewing the results, click: Database Query to return to that
menu.
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Database Query
View Non-DA Capable IMSIs
Figure 5-7 View non-DA Capable IMSIs Results Screen
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Chapter 6
Link Maintenance
The Link Maintenance feature provides the authorized user with the ability to
review logical link states, view interface status, view Local Area Network
(LAN) port status, and view logical link states. This chapter provides proce-
dures to support those activities.
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Link Maintenance
Reset Link
Reset Link 6
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT provides an authorized user the ability to
reset the DAP-ACG, DAP-HLR, DAP-MDG, DAP-iSG, DAP-DAP, and
DAP-iVPU Links.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Reset the Links
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Link Maintenance.
The system displays the Link Maintenance submenu (see Figure 6-
2 on page 6-3).
3 Click: Reset Link.
The system displays the Reset Link States screen (see Figure 6-3
on page 6-3).
4 Enter:
 Select Link Type
 UANC
 Device Identifier
5 Click Submit to reset the link.
6 Click: Link Maintenance to return to that menu.

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Link Maintenance
Reset Link
Figure 6-2 Link Maintenance Submenu
Figure 6-3 Reset Link States Screen
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Link Maintenance
View Configuration and Logical Link State of a Link
View Configuration and Logical Link State of a Link 6
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT provides an authorized user the option to
view the configuration and the logical link state of a specific link.
The LMT allows the user to retrieve the link state of DAP-DAP, DAP-iHLR,
DAP-MDG, DAP-iSG, DAP-iVPU, and DAP-ACG connections.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View the Configuration and Logical Link State
Step Action
and password.
2 Select Link Maintenance.
The system displays the Link Maintenance submenu (see
3 Click: View Configuration and Logical Link State of a Given
Link
The system displays the View Link State and Configuration screen
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Link Maintenance

TO View the Configuration and Logical Link State (continued)
Step Action
4 Select the link type from the drop-down menu:
 DAP-DAP LINK
 DAP-iHLR LINK
 DAP-MDG LINK
 DAP-iSG LINK
 DAP-iVPU LINK
 DAP-ACG-MS01 LINK
5 Click Submit.
The system displays the Enter Link Data screen for the chosen link
6 Type the Link ID for the selected link.

Note In this example, the DAP-DAP link was selected. The link
data required may be different for each link.
7 Click: Submit.
The system displays the View Link State and Configuration screen
(see Figure 6-6 on page 6-6 for an example).

Figure 6-4 View Link State and Configuration Screen
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Link Maintenance
Figure 6-5 Enter Link Data Screen
Figure 6-6 View Link State and Configuration Results Screen
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Link Maintenance
View Interface Status
View Interface Status 6
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows an authorized user to display the
status of all the interfaces, whether active or not.
Due to Ethernet bonding, the physical private and physical public IP

addresses will share the same IP addresses as the corresponding virtual IP
address, namely virtual Private IP and Nodal IP Addresses. These virtual
interfaces will be aliased by bond.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Interface Status
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Link Maintenance
2 on page 6-3).
3 Click: View Interface Status
The system displays a detailed status for all of the interfaces (see
4 Click Link Maintenance to return to that menu.
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Link Maintenance
Figure 6-7 Detailed Interface Status Sample Output

bond0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:30:6E:5D:C9:66
inet addr:173.100.20.122 Bcast:173.100.20.127 Mask:255.255.255.240
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MASTER MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:24923426 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:37960567 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
RX bytes:2088812070 (1.9 GiB) TX bytes:2886024521 (2.6 GiB)
bond1 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:30:6E:5D:C9:67

UP BROADCAST RUNNING MASTER MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:30:6E:5D:C9:66

UP BROADCAST RUNNING SLAVE MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
Base address:0x2000 Memory:f0110100000-f0110120000


RX bytes:9429857631 (8.7 GiB) TX bytes:182499185 (174.0 MiB)
Base address:0x2040 Memory:f0110120000-f0110140000

UP BROADCAST SLAVE MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX bytes:0 (0.0 b) TX bytes:0 (0.0 b)
Base address:0xa000 Memory:f4010100000-f4010120000
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Link Maintenance
Figure 6-7 Detailed Interface Status Sample Output (continued)

Base address:0xa040 Memory:f4010120000-f4010140000
eth4 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:0F:20:2B:53:B0

BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
Interrupt:54
eth5 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:0F:20:2B:53:CD

BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
Interrupt:62
lo Link encap:Local Loopback

inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0
UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1
RX bytes:171271113 (163.3 MiB) TX bytes:171271113 (163.3 MiB)
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Link Maintenance
View LAN Port Status
View LAN Port Status 6
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows an authorized user to view the
status of the LAN ports.
The DAP checks the status of the Ethernet cards to determine if it can
communicate properly.
 If the Ethernet connector is available for use, and the link/carrier is active
on the Ethernet connection, the status is “Online.”
 If the connector is available but the link is down, the status is “Offline.”
 If the connector is unavailable, the status is “Missing.” An error message
will be displayed if the check cannot be performed.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View the LAN Port Status
Step Action
and password.
The system displays the Link Maintenance submenu (see
3 Click: View LAN Port Status
The system displays the online status for all of the ethernet cards
4 Review the status information for errors, dropped calls, overruns,

and related information.
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Link Maintenance
View LAN Port Status
Figure 6-8 View LAN Port Status Screen
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Link Maintenance
View Logical Link Container States
View Logical Link Container States 6
status of the logical link containers for all DAP-NE links.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View the Logical Link Container State for All DAP-NE Links
Step Action
and password.
If currently logged in, then navigate to the The system displays the
Main menu (see Figure 6-1 on page 6-3).

2 on page 6-3).
3 Click: View Logical Link Container States for All DAP-NE Links
The system displays the results for all the DAP-NE links (see
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Link Maintenance
View Logical Link Container States
Figure 6-9 Logical Link Container States Results Screen
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Link Maintenance
View a Specified Container's Failed Links
View a Specified Container's Failed Links 6
The HA DAP / Melody DAP provides an authorized user the option to view
the logical link states of the specific DAP-NE container’s failed links.
The LMT allows the user to retrieve the failed link information for the
following connections:
 DAP-DAP
 DAP-iHLR
 DAP-MDG
 DAP-iSG
 DAP-iVPU
 DAP-ACG
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View the Link States
Step Action
and password.
2 Click View Maintenance.
The system displays the View Maintenance submenu (see
3 Click: View Logical Link State of Specified DAP-NE Container’s
Failed Links
The system displays the View Non-UEA Links screen (see
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Link Maintenance

TO View the Link States (continued)
Step Action
4 Select the link type from the drop-down menu:
 DAP-DAP LINK
 DAP-iHLR LINK
 DAP-MDG LINK
 DAP-iSG LINK
 DAP-iVPU LINK
5 Click Submit.
The system displays a second View Non-UEA Links screen with the
results (see Figure 6-11 on page 6-16 for an example).

Figure 6-10 View Non-UEA Links Screen
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Link Maintenance
Figure 6-11 View Non-UEA Links Results Screen
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Chapter 7
Load Shedding
The DAP provides an authorized user with the option to view the DAP's load
shedding level.
The CPU utilization load shedding levels (1, 2, 3 or 0 - No Load Shedding) of

5 functional areas will be reported, namely (1) Basic Dispatch, (2) Selective
Dynamic Group Call, (3) Mobility Management, (4) Audit, (5) RAG
Download and Registration Renewal Required Procedure.
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Load Shedding
Functional Areas and System Impacts
Functional Areas and System Impacts 7
Table 7-1 lists the functional areas and system impacts associated with a load
shedding level.
Table 7-1 Load Shedding Information

Level Functional Areas System Impacts
3 Registration Renewal Required Registration Renewal Required All Postponed.

Procedure
(No service
impact) Audit Lifetime and Consistency Audit rates reduced
Basic Dispatch and SDGC Intra Urban DAP-DAP probing when the Serving
DAP cannot resolve the DAP address of a
Subscriber targeted for a Dispatch call will not be
performed.
Audit  MDG Subscriber Audit reduced

2  Capacity, SDG Record, and Trailing record
audits reduced
(New call
 Fleet/mode removal reduced
service
impact) RAG Download MDG RAG Download Reduced
Mobility Management  Asynchronous (advanced) retrieval of

Authentication sets from the iHLR Reduced
 Update Location procedures (fleet/sub)
between the DAP and iHLR caused by GTT
Updates Reduced
Basic Dispatch and SDGC  All Private Call Requests rejected (including
inter-Urban Dispatch calls)
 All Outbound Packet Data Sessions rejected
Note DAP will enter “impaired” state
when this functional area is raised.  All Call Alert/MS Status Requests rejected
Please refer to View Mode and Node (including inter-Urban Dispatch calls)
1
States on page 11-63 for more  All Group Call Requests rejected
(Call service information.  All Selective Dynamic Group Call Requests
impact) rejected
RAG Download MDG RAG Download (New requests rejected /

Existing downloads continue at a reduced rate)
reduced Summary: Calls are Impacted and DAP
will enter “impaired” state.
0
(No Load n/a n/a
Shedding)
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Load Shedding
View DAP Load Shedding Info
View DAP Load Shedding Info 7
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows authorized users to view the DAP's
load shedding level.
Note This operation can not be performed on a Standby node. An error

message will be displayed.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Load Shedding Information
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Load Shedding
The system displays the Load Shedding submenu (see Figure 7-2
on page 7-4).
3 Click: View DAP Load Shedding Info
The system displays the View DAP Load Shedding Info screen (see
4 From the Task drop-down menu, select one of the available Load
Shedding tasks.
Note Basic Dispatch refers to Call Alert, Private Call, and Legacy
Group Call.
The system displays Load Shedding Information for the selected
task, similar to the following examples:
 For Basic Dispatch, see Figure 7-4 on page 7-5.
 For Selective Dynamic Group Call, see Figure 7-5 on page 7-5.
 For Mobility Management, see Figure 7-6 on page 7-5.
 For Registration Renewal Required Procedure, see Figure 7-7
on page 7-5.
 For Audit, see Figure 7-8 on page 7-6.
 For RAG Download, see Figure 7-9 on page 7-6.
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Load Shedding

TO View Load Shedding Information (continued)
Step Action
5 Click: Load Shedding to return to that menu.
Figure 7-2 Load Shedding Submenu
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Load Shedding
Figure 7-3 View DAP Load Shedding Info Screen
Figure 7-4 Basic Dispatch Load Shedding Screen
Figure 7-5 SDGC Load Shedding Screen
Figure 7-6 Mobility Management Load Shedding Screen
Figure 7-7 Audit Load Shedding Screen
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Load Shedding
Figure 7-8 RAG Load Shedding Screen
Figure 7-9 RRR Load Shedding Screen
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Chapter 8
listed call processing, mobility management and audit configuration param-
eters. This chapter provides procedures to support these activities.
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Update Roaming Configuration
Update Roaming Configuration 8
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows an authorized user to update the
roaming configuration parameters for either Enabled or Disabled.
The 'Roamer Enabled' determines whether the DAP will accept registrations
from roamers.
 The DAP must be in the DOWN state to change the current roamers setting
to “Disable.”
 Update Roaming cannot be performed during a restart or in an unknown
DAP Status.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View Roaming Information
Step Action
and password.
 Refer to login information in Chapter 1, Read Me First if needed.
2 Click: Parameter Maintenance
The system displays the Parameter Maintenance submenu (see
3 Click: Update Roaming Configuration
The system displays the Update Roaming Configuration menu (see
4 Select Enabled or Disabled by selecting Push and then Submit.
The system displays a confirmation of your selection.
5 Click: Parameter Maintenance to return to that menu.
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Update Roaming Configuration
Figure 8-2 Parameter Maintenance Submenu
Figure 8-3 Update Roaming Configuration Screen
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View Application State Parameters
View Application State Parameters 8
The LMT allows users to view the Application State parameters.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Application State Parameters
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Parameter Maintenance
3 Click: View Application State Parameters
The system displays the Select Application Data screen (see
4 Select the Object ID from the menu shown in Figure 8-5 on
page 8-6.
The Object ID drop-down menu contains the following selections:
 Node Container State - Roll-up of Hardware Container State,
Mode State, and Application Container State.
 App Container State - Rollup of MBMT Application State,
APMT Application State, CP Application State, and IO Router
Container.
 Individual Application State - Must select Instance ID to see
state of individual application.
 Load Shedding State - Represents the Load Shedding State
 Hardware Container State - Roll-up of overall state of
individual hardware components states.
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TO View Application State Parameters (continued)
Step Action
5 The Instance ID drop-down menu is only valid when you select the
Individual Application State from the Object ID drop-down menu. It
is not applicable for any of the other choices from the Object ID
drop-down menu. See Figure 8-6 on page 8-6 for an example of the
Instance ID drop-down menu.
The Instance ID drop-down menu contains the following selections:
 CP Application Container - Roll-up of Private Call, Group Call,
Call Alert, and SDGT Individual Application States.
 IO Router Container - Roll-up of MAVT and the other Individual
routing tasks Application States.
 MBMT Application State - Represents the state of the Mobility
Management Application.
 APMT Application State - Represents the state of the Billing
Application.
 MAP Routing State - Represents the state of the MAP
Application.
 TCP Routing State - Represents the state of the Transfer
Control Protocol functionality.
 UPD/LAPD Routing State - Represents the UPD/LAPD routing
state functionality.
 Private Call Application State - Represents the state of the
Private Call functionality. Is also part of the CP Application
Container.
 Group Call Application State - Represents the state of the
Group Call functionality. Is also part of the CP Application
Container.
 Call Alert Application State - Represents the state of the Call
Alert functionality. Is also part of the CP Application Container.
 SDGT Application State - Represents the state of the Selective
Dynamic Group Call functionality. Is also part of the CP
Application Container.
6 Click Submit.
The system displays the Application State Parameters Screen. See
Figure 8-7 on page 8-6 for an example.
7 Click Parameter Maintenance to return to that menu.
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Figure 8-4 View Application State Parameters Screen
Figure 8-5 Instance ID Menu
Figure 8-6 Instance ID Selection Example
Figure 8-7 Node Container Example
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View Call Processing/Mobility Management Parame-
View Call Processing/Mobility Management Parameters 8
listed call processing / mobility management parameters.
Note For parameter details and descriptions, refer to the OMC-R

Configuration Management Parameters manual.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Call Processing / Mobility Management Parameters
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: View Call Processing/Mobility Management Parameters
The system displays the View Call Processing Parameters menu
4 Select the timer type(s) you need. To select multiple timers, press
the Control key while selecting.
5 Click Submit when finished selecting timers.
The system displays the View Call Processing Parameters screen

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View Call Processing/Mobility Management Parameters
Figure 8-8 Select Call Processing Data Menu
Figure 8-9 All Timer Values
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View I/O Router Configuration Parameters
View I/O Router Configuration Parameters 8
The LMT allows users to view IO router configuration parameters.

 The ability to retrieve information is provided to all users. The ability such
as delete, update, or add is provided to advanced level service personnel
who have a password.
 This menu can be accessed only when the DAP is running (with UP,
MAINTENANCE, or IMPAIRED status).
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View IO Router Configuration Parameters
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Parameter Maintenance
3 Click: View IO Router Configuration Parameters
The system displays a screen with a drop-down menu (see
4 Select the device type. The selectable devices are:
 ACG
 MDG
 PEERDAP
 ISG
 IHLR
 iVPU
5 Click Submit.
The system displays a screen for entering configuration data (see
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TO View IO Router Configuration Parameters (continued)
Step Action
6 Enter the configuration data for the selected device.
 If PEERDAP or IHLR is selected as device type, the system
displays the screen shown in Figure 8-12 on page 8-11.
 Otherwise the system prompts the user for the device number.
7 Click Submit.
In the example in Figure 8-12 on page 8-11, the system displays the
I/O Router Configuration Parameters screen for the PEERDAP.
Note The results may be different for each device.
8 Click Parameter Maintenance to return to that menu.
Figure 8-10 View IO Router Configuration Parameters Screen
Figure 8-11 View IO Router Configuration - Second Screen
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Figure 8-12 IO Router Configuration Parameters Results Screen
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View Lifetime Audit Parameters
View Lifetime Audit Parameters 8
The lifetime audit is performed at every hour and determines if any trace
lifetime duration has expired. The resulting value unit of the duration is in
hours.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Lifetime Audit Parameters
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: View Lifetime Audit Parameters
The system displays the View Lifetime Audit Parameters menu
4 From the list of parameters, select the parameters needed.
5 Click Submit.
The system displays the Lifetime Audit Parameters Result screen
(see Figure 8-14 on page 8-13 for an example using the
Lifetime_Duration option).
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View Lifetime Audit Parameters
Figure 8-13 View Lifetime Audit Parameters Screen
Figure 8-14 Lifetime Audit Parameters Results Screen
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View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters
View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters 8
The lifetime audit Registration Renewal Required (RRR) parameters allow

the user to select the timer type settings.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters
The system displays the View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration
Parameters menu (see Figure 8-15 on page 8-15).
4 From the list of parameters, select the Timer Type required.
5 Click Submit.
The system displays the Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration
Parameter Results screen (see Figure 8-16 on page 8-15 for an
example).
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View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters
Figure 8-15 View Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters

Screen
Figure 8-16 Lifetime Audit RRR Configuration Parameters

Results Screen
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View Roaming Configuration
View Roaming Configuration 8
roaming configuration parameters.
 Enabled allows the DAP to accept registrations from roamers.
 Disabled does not allow the DAP to accept registrations from roamers.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Roaming Configuration Parameters
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Parameter Maintenance.
3 Click: View Roaming Configuration.
The system displays the View Roaming Configuration screen with
either Enabled or Disabled indicated (see Figure 8-17).

Figure 8-17 View Roaming Configuration Screen
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Chapter 9
super user access control status.This chapter provides procedures to support
the related activities. Super user control refers to the ability of a user to login
to the node as root.
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Disable Super User Access
Disable Super User Access 9
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows an authorized user to disable super
user access.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Disable Super User Access
Step Action
and password.
 The Main Menu for Administrator access is different from the
Main Menu of other user groups.
2 Click: Root Access Management
The system displays the Root Access Management submenu (see
3 Click: Disable Super User Access
The system displays that the super user access is disabled. (see
4 Click Root Access Management to return to that menu.
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Disable Super User Access
Figure 9-1 LMT Main Menu (administrator)
Figure 9-2 Root Access Management Submenus
Figure 9-3 Disable Super User Access Result Screen
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Enable Super User Access
Enable Super User Access 9
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows an authorized user to enable super
user access.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Enable Super User Access
Step Action
and password.
 The Main Menu for Administrator access is different from the
Main Menu shown here for the other access levels.
2 Click: Root Access Management
3 Click: Enable Super User Access
The system displays that the super user access is enabled.
4 Click: Root Access Management to return to that menu.
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View Super User Access Control Status
View Super User Access Control Status 9
super user access control status.
item.

X X X X
Procedure
TO View Super User Access Control Status
Step Action
and password.
2 Click Root Access Management.
3 Click: View Super User Access Control Status
The system displays the super user access control status (see
4 Click: Root Access Management to return to that menu.
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View Super User Access Control Status
Figure 9-4 LMT Main Menu (for Administrator)
Figure 9-5 Root Access Management Submenus
Figure 9-6 “View Super User Access Control Status”, result screen
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Chapter 10
The HA DAP LMT allows an authorized user to view the current software
patch(es). This chapter provides the procedure to support that activity.
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View Installed Software Patches
View Installed Software Patches 10
The HA DAP LMT allows an authorized user to view the current software
patch(es).
Note This main menu item is only available on the HA DAP. This is not
included on the Melody LMT user interface.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Installed Software Patches
Step Action
1 Log into the HA DAP LMT with your account login and password.
If currently logged in, then navigate to the Main Menu. (See
Figure 10-1 on page 10-3.)
2 Click: Software Patch Maintenance
The system displays the Software Patch Maintenance sub-menu.
(See Figure 10-2 on page 10-3.)
3 Click: View Installed Software Patches

The system displays list of installed software patches. (See
4 Click: Software Patch Maintenance to return to that menu.
Continue working within this sub-menu or use the Main Menu link
to return to the main menu.
The system displays that main menu.
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Figure 10-2 Software Patch Maintenance Submenu
Figure 10-3 View Installed Software Patches Screen
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NOTES...
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Chapter 11
System Maintenance
The System Maintenance menu option allows an authorized user the ability to
perform maintenance activities such as backing up configuration files,
performing hardware diagnostics, running system health checks and
performing IP and node management functions.
This chapter provides procedures to support these activities.
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System Maintenance
Configuration File Management
Configuration File Management 11
Back Up OMC Configuration Files 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to backup the
OMC configuration files.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Back Up OMC Configuration Files
Step Action
and password.
2 Click System Maintenance
The system displays the System Maintenance submenu (see
3 Click: Configuration File Management
The system displays the Configuration File Management menu
4 Click: Backup OMC Configuration Files

 For Melody users, the system displays the Backup
Configuration File login screen. (See Figure 11-4 on page 11-4).
 For HA DAP users, go to step 7.
5 Melody LMT users, enter the following:

 Backup Server IP Address
 Backup Server Login
 Backup Server Password
Once these are entered, click Submit (see Figure 11-5 on
page 11-4).
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System Maintenance

TO Back Up OMC Configuration Files (continued)
Step Action
6 Click OK.
The system displays the following confirmation message:
Are you sure you want to backup the OMC configuration
files?

to return to the Configuration File Management submenu.
 If yes is selected, the backup will be performed. A Status of
Operation and Confirmation system displays if the backup is
successful.
 The screen will display an error code and error message if the
operation fails.
8 Click System Maintenance to return to that menu.
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System Maintenance
Figure 11-2 System Maintenance Submenu
Figure 11-3 Configuration File Management Submenu
Figure 11-4 Backup Configuration File Login Screen
Figure 11-5 Backup Configuration File Confirmation
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System Maintenance

Delete OMC Configuration Files 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to delete the
OMC configuration files from the OMC.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Delete OMC Configuration Files
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: System Maintenance
4 Click: Delete OMC Configuration Files

The system displays the Delete OMC Configuration Files menu.
(See Figure 11-6 on page 11-6).
5 Select the file to delete and click OK.

 If the operation is successful, a confirmation screen will display.
operation fails.
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System Maintenance
Figure 11-6 Configuration Files to Delete Screen
List OMC Configuration Files 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to list the OMC
configuration files that have been downloaded from the OMC.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO List OMC Configuration Files
Step Action
and password.
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System Maintenance

TO List OMC Configuration Files (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: List OMC Configuration Files
The system displays the Listing Configuration Files menu. (See
 An error message will be displayed if no configuration files have
been downloaded from the OMC.
 Use Table 11-1 on page 11-7 to determine the configuration file
change status.
Table 11-1 Configuration File Status

Status Indication
A file that has been downloaded from the OMC. This
(blank) file is neither Active nor will be activated with the next
DAP restart.
A The file is now Active.
N The file will be activated with the next DAP restart.
The file is now Active and will remain active after the
A_N
next DAP restart.
Figure 11-7 Configuration Files List Example
Listing Configuration Files

Status Filename Date/Time Created Size Checksum Date Activated
------ ------------ ----------------- ------ -------- --------------
06.5678 Oct 19 16:41 17877 16454
06.9ABC Oct 19 16:41 17877 16454
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System Maintenance

Restore OMC Configuration Files 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to restore the
OMC configuration files.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Restore OMC Configuration Files
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: Restore OMC Configuration Files

 For Melody users, the system displays the Restore OMC
Configuration Files login screen. Enter the following:
 For HA-DAP users, the system displays a confirmation screen
(see Figure 11-8 on page 11-9.)
5 Click Submit.
The system displays the OMC Configuration Backup Packages
6 Select the file you want to restore from the list and click OK.
page 11-10).
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System Maintenance

TO Restore OMC Configuration Files (continued)
Step Action
 If no is selected, a Restore Status screen will appear indicating
that the files were not restored, and an option will be provided to
return to the Configuration File Management submenu.
 If yes is selected, the restore will be performed. A Restore OMC
Files screen appears if successful.
operation fails.
Figure 11-8 Restore Configuration Files Login Screen
Melody DAP User LMT
HA DAP User LMT
Figure 11-9 OMC Configuration Backup Packages
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System Maintenance
Figure 11-10 OMC Configuration Restore Confirmation Screen
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System Maintenance
Hardware Tools and Diagnostics
Hardware Tools and Diagnostics 11
Check Hardware Status 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to check the
hardware status.
Note Refer to Table 11-2 and Table 11-3 to determine the hardware status.
Table 11-2 Supported Hardware States

State Description
Unlocked, Enabled, Active (UEA) All devices are fully operational.
Unlocked, Enabled, Impaired (UEIm) One or more devices are not fully
operational.
Unlocked, Disabled, Idle (UDI) Critical devices functionality has

been lost.
Table 11-3 Supported Hardware State Transitions

Transition Description
UDI Initial State.
UDI > UEA All devices are active.
UDI > UEIm One or more devices are not fully operational.
UEA > UDI Critical device functionality has been lost.
UEA > UEIm One or more devices are not fully operational.
UEIm > UEA All devices are active.
UEIm > UDI Critical device functionality has been lost.
item.

X
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System Maintenance

Procedure
TO Check Hardware Status
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: Hardware Tools and Diagnostics
The system displays the Hardware Tools and Diagnostics menu
4 Click: Check Hardware Status

The system displays the Hardware Container Status screen (see
5 Click: Hardware Tools and Diagnostics to return to that menu.
Continue working within this submenu or use the System
Maintenance link to return to the System Maintenance menu. From
this menu, select the Main Menu link to return to the main menu.
Figure 11-11 Hardware Tools and Diagnostics Submenu
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System Maintenance
Figure 11-12 Hardware Container Status Screen
Prepare Disk for Replacement 11
The HA DAP LMT allows the authorized user to prepare disk for
replacement.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Prepare Disk for Replacement
Step Action
4 Click: Prepare Disk for Replacement.

The system displays the Prepare Disk for Replacement Screen.
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System Maintenance

TO Prepare Disk for Replacement (continued)
Step Action
 Continue working within this submenu or use the System
Maintenance link to return to the System Maintenance menu.
 From this menu, select the Main Menu link to return to the main
menu.
Re-establish Disk Mirroring 11
The HA DAP LMT allows the authorized user to re-establish disk mirroring.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Re-establish Disk Mirroring
Step Action
4 Click: Re-establish Disk Mirroring

The system displays the Re-establish Disk Mirroring screen. See
Figure 11-13 on page 11-15.
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System Maintenance

TO Re-establish Disk Mirroring (continued)
Step Action
menu.
Figure 11-13 Re-establish Disk Mirroring screen
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System Maintenance

View DAP Memory Size 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view the
DAP memory size.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View DAP Memory Size
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: View DAP Memory Size

The system displays the View DAP Memory Size screen (see
5 Click Hardware Tools and Diagnostics to return to that menu.
menu.
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System Maintenance
Figure 11-14 View DAP Memory Size Sample Output
View Disk Layout and Status of Disk 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view the disk
layout and status of the disk.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View Disk Layout and Status
Step Action
and password.
The system displays the Hardware Tools and Diagnostics submenu
4 Click: View Disk Layout and Status of Disk

The system displays the View Disk Statistics screen (see
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System Maintenance

TO View Disk Layout and Status
Step Action
menu.
Figure 11-15 View Disk Statistics screen (Melody DAP example)
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System Maintenance

View Disk Mirroring Status 11
The HA DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view disk mirroring status.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View Disk Mirroring Status
Step Action
The system displays the Hardware Tools and Diagnostics
submenu (see Figure 11-11 on page 11-12).
4 Click: View Disk Mirroring Status

The system displays the View Disk Mirroring Status screen. See
Figure 11-16 on page 11-20.
menu.
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System Maintenance
Figure 11-16 View Disk Mirroring Status screen
View Individual Physical Device Status 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to check the
individual physical device status.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View Individual Physical Device Status
Step Action
and password.
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System Maintenance

TO View Individual Physical Device Status (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: View Individual Physical Device Status
The system displays the Select a Device Type screen (see
5 Select the device type to view the status.
6 Click Submit.
The system displays the Individual Physical Device Status screen
(see Figure 11-18 on page 11-22 for an example using status
information on the hard drive).
menu.
Figure 11-17 Select a Device Type Screen (Melody DAP example)
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System Maintenance
Figure 11-18 Individual Physical Device Status Screen (Melody)
View System Resource Utilization 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view system
resource utilization.
item.

X
Procedure
The following procedure allows the user to view system resource utilization.
TO View System Resource Utilization
Step Action
and password.
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System Maintenance

TO View System Resource Utilization (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: View System Resource Utilization
The system displays the View System Resource Utilization screen

menu.
Figure 11-19 View System Resources Utilization - Sample Output
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
Health Checks 11
List or View Historical Healthcheck Entries 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view
historical health check entries.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO List or View Historical Health Check Entries
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: Healthcheck
The system displays the Healthcheck menu (see Figure 11-20 on
page 11-25).
4 Click: List/View Historical Healthcheck Entries
The system displays the List/View Historical Healthcheck Entries
5 Select the Health Check Time and Date to view.
6 Click View Summary.

The system displays the Healthcheck Log Summary (see
7 Select View Details.
The system displays the Detailed View/List Historical Healthcheck
Entries (see Figure 11-23 on page 11-27).
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
TO List or View Historical Health Check Entries (continued)
Step Action
8 Click: Healthcheck to return to that menu.
menu.
Figure 11-20 Healthcheck Submenu
Figure 11-21 List/View Historical Entries Screen
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
Figure 11-22 Healthcheck Log Summary Screen (Melody DAP

example)
NOTE: Example shown is for a MELODY DAP.
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
Figure 11-23 Sample Detailed Healthcheck Log (Melody DAP)

Healthcheck Log Details
2011-07-12 22:04:58
Core File Check...... Pass
cpu0 Utilization (Normalized)...... 3%
cpu1 Utilization (Normalized)...... 4%
Check DAP-ACG links...... Fail
Links to the following ACGs are not active:
63
Check DAP-DAP links...... Fail
A DAP-DAP link failure has been detected.
FAILURES:
Link to (UANC)=1 (DAP ID)=2 is NOT active.
Check DAP-iHLR links...... Pass
Check MAPT links based on GTT info
Table #1 is active.
All links are established.
Check DAP-iSG links...... Fail
Calea is enabled
Links to the following iSGs are not active:
Check DAP-iVPU links...... Fail
Links to the following iVPUs are not active:
Check DAP-MDG links...... Fail
Links to the following MDGs are not active:
DAP ID Check...... ch3-atca4-dsm1
DAP ID:ch3-atca4-dsm1
Logical DAP ID:9
DAP Version Check...... R20.00.53
DAP Version: R20.00.53
DAP root partition usage...... 12%
Billing partition usage...... 0%
Check Hardware Device Status...... Pass
All hardware is functioning normally.
Check Modestate of Host node...... Standby
Host node's Mode state: Standby
Check Modestate of Peer node...... Active
Peer node's Mode state: Active
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
Perform Healthcheck 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT health check gives the user the ability to
determine the status of the following items as they relate to the operational
health of the DAP CPU utilization.
 Hard disk usage for the billing and performance directories
 The existence of core files
 Status of DAP to iHLR links
 Status of DAP process queues
 Status of DAP-to-DAP links
 Status of DAP hardware
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO Perform a Healthcheck
Step Action
and password.
Refer to login information in Chapter 1, Read Me First if needed.
2 Click System Maintenance.
3 Click: Healthcheck.
The system displays the Healthcheck menu (see Figure 11-20 on
page 11-25).
4 Click: Perform Healthcheck.
The system displays the Healthcheck Log Summary. (See
5 Click: View Details to retrieve a detailed Healthcheck Log
Summary.
The system displays the Perform Healthcheck Log (see Figure 11-
25 on page 11-30).
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
TO Perform a Healthcheck (continued)
Step Action
6 Click: Healthcheck to return to that menu.
menu.
Important Proceed to Interpreting Health Check Results on

page 11-31 for additional information.
Figure 11-24 Healthcheck Log Summary (HA DAP example)
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
Figure 11-25 Sample Detailed Healthcheck Log (HA DAP example)
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
Interpreting Health Check Results 11
The health check is divided into two areas, monitor and check. Items in the
monitor category do not indicate a failure; they simply show a measurement
or status.
Monitor Items  Displays the current CPU utilization

 Displays current disk usage of the billing and DAP disk partitions.
 Displays the current node and peer node mode states
 Displays the DAP software version
Check Items  Verifies that there are no core files on the DAP partition.
 Verifies all critical DAP processes are running.
 Checks the status of DAP to HLR links.
 Checks status of the message queues for all DAP processes.
 Checks status of DAP-to-DAP links.
 Checks status of DAP-to-iSG links.
 Checks status of DAP-to-iHLR links.
 Checks status of DAP-to-MDG links.
 Checks status of DAP-to-iVPU links.
 Checks status of DAP-to-ACG links.
 Verifies that the server hardware is functioning normally.
Header Items Additional information is supplied in the header of the health check display.
The header of the health check display shows the following:

 Name of the host DAP
 Date and time stamps
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System Maintenance
Health Checks
CPU Utilization The health check reports CPU utilization for reference only. The percentages
(Monitor) reported do not indicate whether or not a failure has occurred. Since utili-
zation is only recorded every 5 seconds and is the utilization at that instant,
this number can be misleading as to the actual CPU utilization as a whole. The
CPU utilization may be very high after starting the DAP. If CPU utilization is
very high, it should be monitored to see if it drops. It should drop or begin to
drop within two hours. If it does not begin to drop after two hours, contact the
CNRC. Also during periods of high traffic the CPU utilization can become
quite high (this may be normal). Therefore if all other checks pass, wait until
after the busy hour then run a health check again to see if CPU utilization has
dropped.
Note The health check runs on the processor at a low priority. The health
check will only use the CPU if other higher priority processes are not
using it. This is why it may take longer to run the health check during
peak operational hours. The CPU utilization percentage reported for
the processor is a normalized value.
Billing & DAP Disk This monitor shows the current disk usage for both the billing directory and
Partition Usage the DAP disk partitions. If either directory’s usage is greater than 85 percent
(Monitor or Fail) full, the MSO personnel should clean up the directory by removing outdated
billing and configuration files. The DAP LMT options provide file deletion
for the Billing and Configuration files. If either directory is 98 percent full,
health check will display FAIL in place of the percentage amount.
Note It is extremely important to clean up the disk partitions. If the DAP

disk partition reaches 100% usage, DAP functionality may be severely
affected.
Refer to the Delete OMC Configuration Files on page 11-5 and Delete Billing
Record Files on page 3-13 procedures for more details.
DAP Processes This test confirms whether or not the DAP processes that are expected to be
(Pass/Fail) running are indeed running. It does not confirm whether or not a process is
hung. Most processes are monitored internally and if a process is hung, it is
reported to the OMC. This test also determines if there are duplicates of
certain processes running. If all expected DAP processes are running and
there are no duplicate DAP processes, a status of OK is reported. Otherwise, a
FAIL is reported. If the health check fails the check for DAP processes,
contact the CNRC. The CNRC will determine the best course of action to
correct any DAP process.
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Health Checks
Core Files (Pass/ This test determines if core file(s) exist on the DAP disk partition. The health
Fail) check will indicate FAIL for this test until the core files are removed from the
system.
Queue Status (Pass/ This test checks the input queues for all DAP processes. If the queue is less
Fail) than or equal to 10% an OK is reported. If the queue is greater than 10% full a
FAIL is reported. A reported failure only means that a queue is greater than
10% full. The DAP is still processing messages.
DAP-ACG links This test checks the status of the DAP to ACG links used for Dispatch Call
(Pass/Fail) Control. If a configured link to an ACG is not active, then the Health Check
will indicate a failure. If there is a failure, the detailed health check log will
contain the logical identifier of each ACG to which a link was expected but
not found.
DAP-to-DAP Links This test checks the status of the DAP-to-DAP links used in horizontal
(Pass/Fail) networking. If a configured link to a peer DAP is not active, then the Health
Check will indicate a failure.
DAP-iHLR links This test checks the status of the DAP to iHLR links used for Subscriber
(Pass/Fail) Mobility Management. If a configured link to an iHLR is not active, then the
Health Check will indicate a failure. If there is a failure, the detailed health
check log will contain the IP address of each iHLR to which a link was
expected but not found.
DAP-to-iVPU Links This test checks the status of the DAP-to-iDEN Vocoder Processing Unit
(Pass/Fail) (iVPU) links used for dispatch audio routing control. If a configured LAN
connection to a DAP is not active, then the health check will indicate a failure.
DAP-to-iSG Links This test checks the status of the DAP-to-iDEN Surveillance Gateway (iSG)
(Pass/Fail) links used for the dispatch surveillance function. If a configured 100BaseT
Ethernet interface connection to a DAP is not active, then the health check
will indicate a failure.
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DAP-MDG links This test checks the status of the DAP to MDG links used for Packet Data Call
(Pass/Fail) Control. If a configured link to an MDG is not active, then the Health Check
will indicate a failure. If there is a failure, the detailed health check log will
contain the logical identifier of each MDG to which a link was expected but
not found.
DAP Version Check This monitor reports the version of the DAP software installed.
(Monitor)
Hardware Status This test uses system tools to determine if any hardware on the server is in an
(Pass/Fail) abnormal state. If the health check determines that any hardware devices are
in an abnormal state, FAIL will be displayed.
Modestate of Host This monitor reports the modestate of the DAP at the time the Health Check
Node (Monitor) was run.
Modestate of Peer This monitor reports the modestate of the peer at the time the Health Check
Node (Monitor) was run.
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IP Network Management
IP Network Management 11
Change Node IP Information 11
The HA DAP LMT allows the authorized user to change the node IP infor-
mation.
Note A reason is mandatory to change the IP information.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Change Node IP Information
Step Action
 If currently logged in, then navigate to the Main Menu
2 Click: System Maintenance.

3 Click: IP Network Management.
The system displays the IP Network Management submenu (see
4 Click: Change Node IP Information.
page 11-37).
5 Enter the reason for the IP Node information change.
6 Select yes or no in the message box by clicking on the yes/no

buttons”.
 If no is selected, the screen returns to the IP Network
Management sub-menu.
 If yes is selected, a Change IP Node Information screen will
appear (see )Figure 11-30 on page 11-37.
7 Enter the IP Network Information.
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TO Change Node IP Information (continued)
Step Action
8 Once all information is entered, click: Submit.
If correctly entered, the system displays the Change IP Node
Information screen.
9 Click IP Network Management to return to that menu.
Figure 11-26 HA DAP LMT Main Menu
Figure 11-27 HA DAP System Maintenance submenu
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Figure 11-28 HA DAP IP Network Management submenu
Figure 11-29 HA DAP Change Node IP confirmation screen
Figure 11-30 Change IP Node Information
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Checking Ethernet Connectivity 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to check
Ethernet connectivity.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO Check Ethernet Connectivity
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: Check Ethernet Connectivity.
The system displays the Ethernet Connectivity Results screen (see
menu.
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Figure 11-31 IP Network Management Submenu
Figure 11-32 Ethernet Connectivity Results Screen
Melody DAP User LMT
HA DAP User LMT
Ping and Traceroute 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view ping
and traceroute information.
item.

X X X
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Procedure
TO View Ping and Traceroute Information
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: Ping and Traceroute.
The system displays the Ping and Traceroute screen (see
5 On the Enter IP Information screen, you must enter the following:
 Number of Packets (two digit limit), (range: 1 through 99)
 IP Address
6 Click Submit.
The system displays the View Ping and Traceroute Information

Figure 11-33 View Ping and Traceroute Information Screen
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Figure 11-34 Ping and Traceroute Information Log Example
View Ping & Traceroute Information
=================
Ping Status
=================
PING 15.2.20.1 (15.2.20.1) from 173.100.20.183 : 56(84) bytes of data.

64 bytes from 15.2.20.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=254 time=0.036 ms
--- 15.2.20.1 ping statistics ---

5 packets transmitted, 5 received, 0% loss, time 4000ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.009/0.020/0.036/0.010 ms
====================
Traceroute status
====================
1 router_ip1 (173.100.20.49) 0.279 ms 0.262 ms 0.478 ms

2 15.2.20.1 (15.2.20.1) 0.497 ms 0.556 ms 0.510 ms
Ping Via Interface 11
The Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view ping via interface
information.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO Ping Via Interface
Step Action
1 Log into the Melody DAP LMT with your account login and
password.
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TO Ping Via Interface
Step Action
4 Click: Ping via Interface.
The system displays the Ping via Interface screen (see Figure 11-
35 on page 11-42).
5 On this screen, enter the following:
 Number of Packets (two digit limit), (range: 1 through 99)
 Interface (selected from the menu list)
 IP Address
6 Click Submit.
The system displays the results (see Figure 11-36 on page 11-43).

menu.
Figure 11-35 Ping Via Interface Screen
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Figure 11-36 Ping Via Interface Results Screen
View IP Routing Table 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view the IP
routing table.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View the IP Routing Table
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: View IP Routing Table.
The system displays the View IP Routing Information log (see
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TO View the IP Routing Table (continued)
Step Action
menu.
Figure 11-37 View IP Routing Information Log Example
View IP Routing Information
Kernel IP routing table

Destination Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window irtt Iface
173.100.20.176 * 255.255.255.240 U 0 0 0 bond0
192.168.254.48 * 255.255.255.240 U 0 0 0 bond1
default * 0.0.0.0 U 0 0 0 bond0
View Node IP Information 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view node IP
information.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Node IPInformation
Step Action
and password.
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TO View Node IPInformation (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: View IP Node Information.
The system displays the View IP Node Information screen (see
5 From the View IP Node Information screen, choose the Param
Name from the drop-down menu.
6 Click Submit.
The system displays the View IP Node Information screen with
the Param Name information (see Figure 11-39 on page 11-45).

menu.
Figure 11-38 View IP Node Information Screen
Figure 11-39 View IP Node Information Screen - With Param

Names
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Node Management
Node Management 11
Back Up All DAP Information 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to backup all
DAP information to the backup server. Backup “all” includes OMC configu-
ration files, LMT user accounts, and LMT activity log files.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Back Up All DAP Information
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: Node Management.
The system displays the Node Management submenu (see
4 Click: Backup All DAP Information.
The system displays the current Backup All DAP Information
5 For Melody users, enter the following:

 Backup Server Password:
6 Click Submit.
page 11-48).
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Node Management
TO Back Up All DAP Information (continued)
Step Action
to return to the Node Management submenu.
 If yes is selected, the backup will be performed. The Backup All
DAP Information screen appears if successful.
operation fails.
8 Click Node Management to return to that menu.
menu.
Figure 11-40 Node Management Submenu
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Node Management
Figure 11-41 Backup All DAP Information Login Screen
Figure 11-42 Backup All DAP Information Confirmation Screen
Melody DAP User LMT
HA DAP User LMT
Figure 11-43 Status of Operation Screen
Force Switch Over 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to force a
switch over.
Note A reason is required to perform a switch over.
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Node Management
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Force a Switch Over
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: Force Switch Over
page 11-50).
5 Enter the reason for the switch over.

 If no is selected, the screen returns to the Node Management
submenu.
 If yes is selected, the switch over will be performed. The Status
of Operation and Confirmation screens appear during this
process.
The screen will display an error code and error message if the
operation fails.
menu.
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Node Management
Figure 11-44 Switch Over Confirmation Screen
Reboot DAP Platform 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to reboot the
HA DAP / Melody DAP platform machine.
Note A reason is required to perform a reboot.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Reboot the DAP Platform
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: Reboot DAP Platform.
The system displays: Are you sure you want to Reboot DAP
Platform?
5 Enter the reason for the rebooting the DAP.
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Node Management
TO Reboot the DAP Platform (continued)
Step Action
submenu.
 If yes is selected, the DAP platform will be rebooted. The Status
of Operation and Confirmation screens appear if successful.
operation fails.
menu.
Restart DAP Application 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to restart the
DAP. It is assumed in this section that the DAP has been powered up. If the
DAP is in the DAP_DOWN or DAP_RESTART state, the user will receive an
error message. If the DAP is in the DAP_UP state, then the user is asked to
enter the password.
Note A reason is required to restart the DAP application.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Restart the DAP Application
Step Action
and password.
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Node Management
TO Restart the DAP Application (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: Restart DAP Application.
Are you sure you want to Restart DAP Application?
5 Enter the reason for the restarting the DAP.

submenu.
 If yes is selected, the DAP platform will be restarted. The Status
of Operation and Confirmation screens appear if successful.
operation fails.
menu.
Shut Down DAP Platform 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to completely
power down the DAP. The DAP should be stopped (see Stop DAP Application
on page 11-56) before this procedure is executed.
Note A reason is required to shut down the DAP platform.
Important It is very important that this procedure be executed from the console.
This procedure should be executed only by an authorized person. A
password is required for this procedure.
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Node Management
item.

X X
Procedure
The following procedure allows the user to shut down the DAP platform.
TO Shut Down the DAP Platform
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: Shutdown DAP Platform.
Are you sure you want to Shutdown DAP Platform?
5 Enter the reason to shut down the DAP platform.

submenu.
 If yes is selected, the DAP platform will be shut down. The
Status of Operation and Confirmation screens appear if
successful.
operation fails.
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Node Management
TO Shut Down the DAP Platform
Step Action
menu.
Start DAP Application 11
The HA DAP / Melody LMT allows users to start the DAP application from
the LMT.
 Starting the HA DAP / Melody DAP application will include the starting of
the CCP layer and the DAP tasks.
 A reason is required to start the DAP application.
When the user attempts to start the HA DAP / Melody DAP application a
warning message will be displayed to the user to confirm the action.
Note After starting the HA DAP / Melody DAP application from the LMT,
the current mode state displayed on the LMT will refresh only after
user activity is performed. User activity such as clicking on any menu
item or link will refresh the mode state on the screen.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Start the DAP Application
Step Action
and password.
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Node Management
TO Start the DAP Application (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: Start DAP Application.
Are you sure you want to Start DAP Application?
5 Enter the reason to start the DAP application.

submenu.
 If yes is selected, the DAP application will be started. The
Status of Operation and Confirmation screens appear during
this process.
operation fails.
menu.
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Node Management
Stop DAP Application 11
The HA DAP / Melody LMT allows users to stop the DAP application.
The HA DAP / Melody DAP application is comprised of the CCP layer and
the DAP tasks. It does not include either the web server or the database server.
 After stopping the HA DAP / Melody DAP application from the LMT, the
current mode state displayed on the LMT will refresh only after user
activity is performed. User activity such as clicking on any menu item or
link will refresh the mode state on the screen.
 A reason is required to stop the DAP application.
Important If this maintenance function needs to be performed during heavy traffic

periods, the Frame Relay board’s physical connections between the
DAP and MPS need to be disconnected on the MPS side before
proceeding with the following procedure.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Stop the DAP Application
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: Stop DAP Application.
The system displays: Are you sure you want to Stop DAP
Application?
5 Enter the reason to stop the DAP application.
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Node Management
TO Stop the DAP Application (continued)
Step Action
submenu.
 If yes is selected, the DAP application will be stopped. The
Status of Operation and Confirmation screens appear if
successful.
operation fails.
menu.
View Availability Traps 11
availability traps that were sent to the NMS.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Availability Traps
Step Action
and password.
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Node Management
TO View Availability Traps (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: View Availability Traps.
The system displays the View Availability Traps screen (see
menu.
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Node Management
Figure 11-45 View Availability Traps Sample Output
View Availability Traps
====================================================================
Availability Trap received on 10/19/2005 05:02:37.259
sequence_number: 1
secondary_id : 1
new_mode : 2
old_mode : 1
reason_code : 0
time_of_switch : 051019100237Z
reason_text : N/A
addl_text : None
OMC_ack : 0
====================================================================
sequence_number: 2
secondary_id : 1
new_mode : 3
old_mode : 2
reason_code : 0
reason_text : N/A
addl_text : None
OMC_ack : 0
====================================================================
sequence_number: 3
secondary_id : 1
new_mode : 2
old_mode : 3
reason_code : 13
reason_text : Empty
addl_text : None
OMC_ack : 0
View DAP Software Version 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to have all the
current DAP object software versions displayed.
The software version of the current DAP software will be displayed.
item.

X X X
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Node Management
Procedure
TO View DAP Software Version
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: View DAP Software Version.
The system displays the View DAP Software Version screen (see
menu.
Figure 11-46 View DAP Software Version
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Node Management
View Pending DAP Software Version 11
The Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view the pending
versions of the DAP object software.
Note This procedure is for Melody DAP LMT users only.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Pending DAP Software Version
Step Action
password.
4 Click: View Pending DAP Software Version.
The system displays the View Pending DAP Software Version

menu.
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Node Management
Figure 11-47 View Pending DAP Software Version Screen
View DAP Usability Range 11
DAP usability range.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View DAP Usability Range
Step Action
and password.
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Node Management
TO View DAP Usability Range (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: View DAP Usability Range.
The system displays the View DAP Usability Range screen (see
menu.
Figure 11-48 View DAP Usability Range Screen
View Mode and Node States 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view mode
and node states.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Mode and Node States
Step Action
and password.
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Node Management
TO View Mode and Node States (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: View Mode and Node States.
The View Mode States screen displays the node state (see
Figure 11-49). Refer to Table 11-4 on page 11-64 and Table 11-5 on
page 11-65 for the supported mode and node states.
menu.
Figure 11-49 View Mode State Screen
Supported States
Table 11-4 Supported Mode States

State Description
Active (UEA) Node processing transactions.
Standby (UEI) Node not processing transactions.
Maintenance (UDI) Node functionality has been lost.
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Table 11-5 Supported Node States
State Description
Active (UEA) The DAP is fully functional
Impaired (UEIm) The DAP is partially functional.
Maintenance (UDI) The DAP is not functional.
View Up Time, Time and Date 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view the up
time, the machine time, and date.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Up Time, Time and Date
Step Action
and password.
4 Click: View Up Time, Time and Date.
The system displays the View Up Time, Time and Date screen (see
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Node Management
TO View Up Time, Time and Date
Step Action
menu.
Figure 11-50 View Up Time and Date Sample Output
View Uptime, Time and Date
Current time is Thu Oct 20 13:52:19 2005

System has been up for 1 day, 8:53
DAP application has been running for 0 weeks, 1 days, 8:49:42
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Performance Management
Performance Management 11
View Subscriber/Fleet Totals 11
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows users to view D-VLR statistics. This
feature allows the user to view subscriber and fleet totals of the DAP Visitor
Location Register (D-VLR).
Note For Subscriber and Fleet Totals, content will include dispatch and PD
subscriber totals along with additional information. Fleet information
includes modes and TGs.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Subscriber/Fleet Totals
Step Action
and password.
3 From the available selections within this submenu, click
Performance Management.
The system displays the Performance Management submenu (see
4 From the available selections within this submenu, click View D-
VLR Statistics.
The system displays the View D-VLR Statistics screen (see
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TO View Subscriber/Fleet Totals (continued)
Step Action
5 From the available selections with this submenu, click View
Subscriber and Fleet Totals.
The system displays the View Subscriber and Fleet Totals screen
6 Click View D-VLR Statistics to return to that menu.

 Continue working within this submenu or use the Performance
Management link to return to that menu.
menu.
Figure 11-51 Performance Management Submenu
Figure 11-52 View D-VLR Statistics Submenu
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Figure 11-53 View Subscriber and Fleet Totals Screen
View System Boundary Totals 11
The LMT allows users to view D-VLR statistics. This feature will allow the
user to view statistics of the DAP Visitor Location Register (D-VLR). By
displaying its provisioning and registration parameters stored in the D-VLR.
Data includes several different parameters including: SCCH, Packet Data
Service, and Dispatch Service provisioning.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View System Boundary Totals
Step Action
and password.
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TO View System Boundary Totals
Step Action
3 Click: Performance Management.
The system displays the Performance Management submenu (see
4 From the available selections within this submenu, click View D-
VLR Statistics.
The system displays the View D-VLR Statistics screen (see
5 From the available selections with this submenu, click View
System Boundary Totals.
The system displays the View System Boundary Totals screen (see
6 Click View D-VLR Statistics to return to that menu.
 Continue working within this submenu or use the Performance
Management link to return to that menu.
menu.
Figure 11-54 View System Boundary Totals Screen
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Tools
The Tools menu option allows an authorized user the ability to use Call Trace,
GTT Data, LDRI, and system data collection features. This chapter provides
procedures to support these activities.
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Call Trace
Call Trace 12
Delete Inactive Trace Files 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to delete
inactive trace files.
Note The HA DAP / Melody DAP must be in the [ACTIVE] status for this
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Delete Inactive Trace Files
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
The system displays the Tools submenu (see Figure 12-2 on
page 12-3).
3 Click: Call Trace
The system displays the Call Trace submenu (see Figure 12-3 on
page 12-4).
4 Click: Delete Inactive Trace File
The system displays the Delete Inactive Trace File submenu (see
5 Select the trace file to be deleted from the list.
6 Click Delete.
The system displays a confirmation of the deleted file.
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Call Trace
TO Delete Inactive Trace Files (continued)
Step Action
7 Click Call Trace to return to that menu.
 Continue working within this submenu or use the Tools link to
return to the Tools menu.
 Click Main Menu to return to the Main menu.
Figure 12-2 Tools Submenu
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Call Trace
Figure 12-3 Call Trace Submenu
Figure 12-4 Delete Inactive Trace File Screen
Retrieve Trace Files 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to retrieve trace
files. Perform the procedure to retrieve and update trace configurations.
 This information is provided for use by advanced level service personnel
who have a password.
 The HA DAP / Melody DAP must be in the [ACTIVE] status for this
item.

X X
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Call Trace
Procedure
TO Retrieve Trace Files
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
3 Click: Call Trace
page 12-4).
4 Click: Retrieve Trace File
The system displays the Retrieve Trace File submenu (see
5 Select the trace file to be retrieved from the list.
6 Click Open or Save to FTP Directory.

 If Open is selected, the system displays the trace file selected.
 If Save to FTP Directory is selected, the trace file is save in an
FTP directory.
 From the Tools menu, click Main Menu to return to the Main
menu.
Figure 12-5 Retrieve Trace File Screen
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Tools
Call Trace
Start Call Trace 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to start a call
trace.
item.

X X
Procedure
TO Start Call Trace
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
3 Click: Call Trace
page 12-4).
4 Click: Start Call Trace
The system displays the Trace Individual Subscriber to Specified
File submenu (see Figure 12-6 on page 12-7).
5 Enter the following:

 Trace Lifetime (from drop-down menu)
 IMSI
 IMEI
 MS ID
 UFMI (Urban, Fleet, and Member ID)
6 Click Start Trace.
The system displays a confirmation screen of the trace that was
started.
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Tools
Call Trace
TO Start Call Trace (continued)
Step Action
menu.
Figure 12-6 Trace Individual Subscriber to Specified File Screen
Terminate Active Trace File 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to terminate an
active trace file.
item.

X X
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Tools
Call Trace
Procedure
TO Terminate an Active Trace File
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
3 Click: Call Trace
page 12-4).
4 Click: Terminate Active Trace File
The system displays the Terminate Active Trace File submenu (see
5 Select the trace file to terminate from the list.
6 Click Terminate.
The system displays a confirmation screen for the terminated file.
menu.
Figure 12-7 Terminate Active Trace File Screen
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Tools
View Global Title Translation (GTT) Data
View Global Title Translation (GTT) Data 12
View (P)iHLR IP Address of ISDN 12
The user has the ability to view all the iHLR IP address that belong to the
ISDN being queried.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View (P)iHLR Address of Given ISDN
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
3 Click: View GTT Data
The system displays the View GTT Data submenu (see Figure 12-
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View (P)iHLR Address of Given ISDN
The system displays the Provide a Valid ISDN screen (see
5 Enter: ISDN
6 Select Submit to view the iHLR information.
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Tools

TO View (P)iHLR Address of Given ISDN (continued)
Step Action
7 Click View GTT Data to return to that menu.
menu.
Figure 12-8 View GTT Data Submenu
Figure 12-9 Provide a Valid ISDN Screen
View (P)iHLR ISDN of IP Address 12
The user has the ability to view all the iHLR ISDN that belong to the IP
address being queried.
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Tools

item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View (P)iHLR ISDN of Given IP Address
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View (P)iHLR ISDN of Given IP Address
The system displays the Please Provide a valid IP Address screen
5 Enter: IP Address
6 Click Submit to view the IHLR information.

menu.
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Tools
Figure 12-10 Provide a Valid IP Screen - ISDN
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMEI 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view iHLR
information of a provided IMEI.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMEI
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View (P)iHLR Information of provided IMEI
The system displays the Please Provide a Valid IMEI screen (see
5 Enter: IMEI
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Tools

TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMEI
Step Action
6 Select Submit to view the IHLR information.

menu.
Figure 12-11 Provide a Valid IMEI Screen
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMSI 12
information of a provided IMSI.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMSI
Step Action
and password.
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Tools

TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided IMSI (continued)
Step Action
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View (P)iHLR Information of provided IMSI
The system displays Please Provide a Valid IMSI screen (see
5 Enter: IMSI

 From the Tools menu, click the Main Menu to return to Main
menu.
Figure 12-12 Provide a Valid IMSI Screen
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided MSID 12
information of a provided MSID.
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Tools

item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided MSID
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View (P)iHLR Information of provided MSID
The system displays Please Provide a Valid MSID screen (see
5 Enter: MSID

menu.
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Tools
Figure 12-13 Provide a Valid MSID Screen
View (P)iHLR Information of Provided UFMI 12
information of a provided UFMI.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided UFMI
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View (P)iHLR Information of provided UFMI
The system displays the Please Provide a Valid UFMI screen (see
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Tools

TO View (P)iHLR Information of Provided UFMI (continued)
Step Action
5 Enter:
 Urban ID
 Fleet ID

menu.
Figure 12-14 Provide a Valid UFMI Screen
View GTT Table 12
The user is able to view the GTT table. This view details the current GTT
configuration used by the system for conversion and migration tasks.
item.

X X X
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Tools

Procedure
TO View GTT Table
Step Action
and password.
 Refer to login information in Chapter 1, Read Me First if
needed.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View GTT Table
The system displays the Select GTT Data Dump Filter menu (see
5 Select the GTT filter type from the menu:
 ALL
 PiHLR Only
 iHLR Only
 SADI Only
 DAP Only
6 Select Option Type from the menu:
 DOWNLOAD Only
 VIEW Only
The system displays the GTT Table Data screen. See Figure 12-16
on page 12-19 for an example of the All option for GTT Filter Type.
 From the Tools menu, click the Main Menu to return to the Main
menu.
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Tools
Figure 12-15 Select GTT Data Dump Filter Screen
Figure 12-16 GTT Table data
View GTT Table

#Generating Device: DAP; uanc=1; devid=9; ipaddr=123.123.123.009;
swver=01.16.00.08,,,,,,,,,
#GTT Version: 1234567890123456789,,,,,,,,,
#Generation Timestamp: 2006-10-16 11:17:29,,,,,,,,,
Element,Domain,UANC,Device ID,IP Address,Port,ISDN,NMB,Low Range Value,High Range

Value
IHLR,,1,1,127.000.000.001,7372,222222222222222,,,
PIHLR,,1,2,127.000.000.002,7372,444444444444444,,,
IMSI,,1,,,,222222222222222,,316010000100001,316010000100059
IMSI,,1,,,,444444444444444,,316010000100101,316010000100159
UFMI,,1,,,,222222222222222,,1/1,4/4
UFMI,,1,,,,444444444444444,,5/5,6/6
SADI,,1,2,123.123.123.001,7386,111111111111111,,,
DAP,,1,9,123.123.123.009,7386,333333333333333,,,
View IMSI Ranges of Provided IP 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view IMSI
ranges that belong to provided IP address.
item.

X X X
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Tools

Procedure
TO View IMSI Ranges of Provided IP
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View IMSI Ranges of Provided IP
The system displays the Please Provide a Valid IP Address screen
5 Enter: IP Address
6 Select Submit to view the IMSI information.

menu.
Figure 12-17 Provide a Valid IP Screen - IMSI
View IMSI Ranges of Provided ISDN 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view IMSI
ranges that belong to provided ISDN.
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Tools

item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View IMSI Ranges of Provided ISDN
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View IMSI Ranges of provided ISDN
The system displays Please Provide a Valid ISDN Address screen
5 Enter: ISDN
6 Select Submit to view the IMSI information.

menu.
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Tools
View UFMI Ranges of Provided IP 12
The user has the ability to view all the UFMI ranges that belong to the IP
address being queried and list the number of active subscribers within each
UFMI range displayed.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View UFMI Ranges of Provided IP
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View UFMI Ranges of provided IP
The system displays the Please Provide a Valid IP Address screen
5 Enter: IP Address
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Tools

TO View UFMI Ranges of Provided IP (continued)
Step Action
6 Select Submit to view the UFMI information.

menu.
Figure 12-19 Provide a Valid IP Screen - UFMI
View UFMI Ranges of Provided ISDN 12
The user has the ability to view all the UFMI ranges that belong to the iHLR
being queried and list the number of active subscribers within each UFMI
range displayed.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View UFMI Ranges of Provided ISDN
Step Action
and password.
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Tools

TO View UFMI Ranges of Provided ISDN (continued)
Step Action
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
8 on page 12-10).
4 Click: View UFMI Ranges of provided ISDN
The system displays Please Provide a Valid ISDN screen (see
5 Enter: ISDN
6 Select Submit to view the UFMI information.

menu.
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Tools
Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management
Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management 12
View Current LDRI 12
Logical Dispatch Packet Switching Office (DPSO) Routing ID (LDRI).
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Current LDRI
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
3 Click: Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management
system displays the Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management
submenu (see Figure 12-21 on page 12-26).
4 Click: View Current LDRI

The system displays the View Current LDRI results screen (see
5 Click on "Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management" to return
to that menu.
 Click Main Menu to return to the Main menu.
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Tools
Figure 12-21 Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management

submenu
Figure 12-22 View Current LDRI results screen
View Claimed LDRI List 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view claimed
LDRI list.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View the Claimed LDRI List
Step Action
and password.
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Tools

TO View the Claimed LDRI List
Step Action
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
The system displays the Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI)
Management submenu (see Figure 12-21 on page 12-26).
4 Click: View Claimed LDRI List

The system displays the View Claimed LDRI List menu (see
5 Click Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management to return to
that menu.
menu.
Figure 12-23 View Claimed LDRI List Results Screen
View Unclaimed LDRI List 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to view
unclaimed LDRI list.
item.

X X X
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Tools

Procedure
TO View Unclaimed LDRI List
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
The system displays the Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI)
Management submenu (see Figure 12-21 on page 12-26).
4 Click: View Unclaimed LDRI List

The system displays the View Unclaimed LDRI List menu (see
5 Click Logical DAP Routing ID (LDRI) Management to return to
that menu.
menu.
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Tools
Figure 12-24 View Unclaimed LDRI List Results Screen
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Tools
System Data Collection
System Data Collection 12
Perform System Data Collection 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to perform
system data collection.
Note The 'Perform System Data Collection' option will only operate in the
MAINTENANCE or UNKNOWN state.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Perform System Data Collection
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
3 Click: System Data Collection
The system displays the System Data Collection submenu. (see
4 Click: Perform System Data Collection
The system displays a confirmation screen (see Figure 12-26 on
page 12-31).
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Tools

TO Perform System Data Collection (continued)
Step Action
 If no is selected, the screen returns to the Tools submenu.
 If yes is selected, the “System Data Collection” tool will start.
 A Status of Operation screen is displayed while the data
collection is in progress (see Figure 12-27 on page 12-32).
 Upon completion of the data collection, a result page will be
displayed indicating the name of the data collection file (see
operation fails.
6 Click Tools to return to that menu.
Continue working within this submenu or use Main Menu to return
to the Main menu.
Figure 12-25 System Data Collection Submenu
Figure 12-26 System Data Collection Tool Screen
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Tools
Figure 12-27 System Data Collection Status of Operation Screen
Figure 12-28 System Data Collection Result Screen Example
Back Up System Data Collection 12
The Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to backup system data
collection. This option is not available to the HA DAP LMT users.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Back Up System Data Collection
Step Action
password.
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Tools

TO Back Up System Data Collection
Step Action
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
The system displays the System Data Collection submenu as
shown in Figure 12-25 on page 12-31.
4 Click: Backup System Data Collection

The system displays the Backup System Data Collection Login
5 Enter the following:

 Backup Server Password
Once these are entered, click
6 Click Submit.
The system displays a Choose a System Data Collection screen.
7 Select the system data collection file to be backed up and click
Submit.
The system displays a confirmation message.
to return to the System Data Collection submenu.
 If yes is selected, the LMT will perform the backup and display
a result page upon successful completion.
operation fails.
9 Click System Data Collection to return to that menu.
Continue working within this submenu or use the Tools Menu link
to return to that menu.
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Tools
Figure 12-29 System Data Collection Login
Clean System Data Collection Files 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to clean system
data collection files.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Clean the System Data Collection Files
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
The system displays the System Data Collection submenu. (see
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Tools

TO Clean the System Data Collection Files
Step Action
4 Click: Clean System Data Collection Files
The system displays the results screen (see Figure 12-30 on
page 12-35).
5 Click System Data Collection to return to that menu.
Continue working within this submenu or use the Tools Menu link
to return to that menu.
Figure 12-30 Clean System Data Collection Files Result Screen
Mark a Subscriber Record as Registration Required 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to mark a
subscriber record as requiring registration.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Mark a Subscriber Record as Registration Required
Step Action
and password.
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Tools

TO Mark a Subscriber Record as Registration Required
Step Action
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
3 Click: Mark a Subscriber Record as Registration Required
The system displays the screen for selecting the identifer type for
the affected subscriber record (see Figure 12-31 on page 12-36).
 The Method field contains a dropdown list of available types. In
the example shown, the dropdown list has been opened for
selection.
 The available identifier types are:
 IMSI
 IMEI
 MSID
 UFMI
4 Select the appropriate identifer type for the affected record.
The system displays the data entry screen for the selected type.
 For MSID, see Figure 12-32 on page 12-37. This screen
contains a field for entry of the subscriber ID as a hexadecimal
value.
 For UFMI, see Figure 12-33 on page 12-37. This screen
contains the following values:
 Urban ID
 Field ID
 Member ID
 The screens for other record types contain a single field for
entry of the subscriber ID as a decimal value.
5 After entering the appropriate data, click Submit.
The system displays the following message: “Successfully marked
the Subscriber Record as Registration Required”, followed by the
subscriber ID entered in step 4.
Figure 12-31 Select Subscriber Identification Type Screen
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Tools
Figure 12-32 MSID Parameter Entry Screen
Figure 12-33 UFMI Parameter Entry Screen
Mark All Subscriber Records in a RAG as Registration Required 12
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user to mark all
subscriber records in a Resource Allocation Group (RAG) as requiring regis-
tration.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Mark All Subscriber Records in a RAG as Registration
Required
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: Tools
page 12-3).
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Tools

TO Mark All Subscriber Records in a RAG as Registration
Required
Step Action
3 Click: Mark All Subscriber Records in a RAG as Registration
Required
The system displays the entry screen for RAG information (see
4 Enter the appropriate values for the RAG for which you want to
mark all subscriber records as requiring registration.
 In the Packet Data Region ID field, enter a value from 1 to 4.
 In the RAG ID field, enter a value from 0 to 31.
5 After entering the appropriate data for the RAG, click Submit.
Input validation is performed.
 If the input provided is not within the valid range, the screen
display an error message similar to the following: "Please enter
the Packet Data Region ID. Packet Data Region ID must be in
range 1 - 4". When this occurs, repeat step 4.
 Otherwise, the system displays the following message:
“Successfully marked all Subscriber Records as Registration
Required” followed by the values entered in step 4.
Figure 12-34 RAG Information Entry Screen
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Chapter 13
User Management
The User Management menu provides all LMT users the ability to change
their passwords by supplying their old password along with their new
password and password confirmation. See Chapter 1, Read Me First, for
additional information.
The LMT Administrator user level has several more user management
abilities. This chapter provides procedures to support these activities.
Figure 13-1 on page 13-2 provides the sub-menu breakdown for the User
Management menu that is used throughout this chapter.
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User Management
Figure 13-1 User Management Submenus (administrator)
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User Management
Manage Individual Users
Manage Individual Users 13
Add User 13
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to add a user.
Note When adding a Developer user level, the Administrator cannot specify
a password for this level. For more information on user groups, refer
to Chapter 1, Read Me First.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Add a User
Step Action
and password.
 This is the Administrator access view. Viewer, Technician and
Engineer access may have different menu selections.
2 Click: User Management
The system displays the User Management submenu.
3 Click: Manage Individual Users
The system displays the Manage Individual Users submenu.
4 Click: Add User

The system displays the Add User screen (see Figure 13-3 on
page 13-4).
5 Enter:
 User Name (must contain between four and eight alphanumeric
characters and no spaces or special characters)
 Real Name (optional)
 Group (selected from the menu list)
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User Management

TO Add a User (continued)
Step Action
6 Select Submit to enter the information or select Reset to clear the
fields.
The system displays the Specify Password screen (see
7 Enter:
 Password
 Confirm Password
8 Click Submit to enter the information or click Reset to clear the
fields.
The system displays the Add User Result screen (see Figure 13-
5 on page 13-5).
9 Click User Management to return to that menu.
return to the Main menu.
Figure 13-2 LMT Main Menu (as seen by Administrator)
Figure 13-3 Add User Screen
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User Management
Figure 13-4 Specify Password Screen
Figure 13-5 Add User Result Screen
View or Modify User 13
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to view and

modify a user.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View/Modify a User
Step Action
and password.

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User Management

TO View/Modify a User (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: View/Modify User
The View/Modify User screen displays a list of users (see
5 After entering the user’s login name, enter the following:
 User Name
 Password
 Real Name
 Group (selected from the menu list)
(See Figure 13-7 on page 13-7 for an example).
6 Select Submit to enter the information or Reset to clear the fields.

The system displays a confirmation of the changes if the operation
was successful or error message if it failed.
Figure 13-6 Modify/View User Screen
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User Management
Figure 13-7 Modify User Screen
Delete User 13
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to delete a user.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Delete User
Step Action
and password.

4 Click: Delete User
The system displays the Delete User screen (see Figure 13-8 on
page 13-8).
5 Select the user you want to delete from the Login Name column.
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User Management

TO Delete User (continued)
Step Action
 If no is selected, the screen returns to the Manage Individual
Users menu, and an option is provided to return to the User
Management submenu.
 If yes is selected, the backup is performed and a confirmation
screen appears.
Figure 13-8 Delete User Screen
Change Unix User’s Password 13
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to change a

Unix user’s password.
item.

X
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User Management

Procedure
TO Change a UNIX User’s Password
Step Action
and password.

4 Click: Change UNIX User’s Password

The system displays the Change UNIX User’s Password screen
5 Enter:
 Current Password
 New Password
6 Click Submit to enter the information or Reset to clear the fields.
The system displays a confirmation of the changes.
Figure 13-9 Change Unix User’s Password Screen
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User Management
Manage All Users
Manage All Users 13
Manage Account Inactivity 13
An account inactivity timer is associated with each LMT account, except the
default account “admin”. When this timer is enabled, the LMT will deny all
login requests sent by a user that has not authenticated within the period of the
timer duration. When authentication fails for this reason, the LMT displays a
message to the user indicating that the login request is denied because the
account has been inactivated due to lack of use and advising the user to
contact an administrator. See Reactivate Inactive LMT Users on page 13-14.
The account inactivity timer is enabled by default and can be disabled and
enabled by a user in the Administrator group. When the account inactivity
timer is disabled no user login requests will be denied due to inactivity. This
setting applies to all user accounts and cannot be enabled or disabled for
individual LMT accounts. This setting is replicated to the mate node and is
persistent across application restarts, host restarts and software upgrades.
See Enable or Disable Account Inactivity Timer on page 13-10.
The duration of the account inactivity timer is 90 days by default and can be
changed by a user in the Administrator group, to a value between 1 and 180
days, inclusive. This setting is replicated to the mate node and is persistent
across application restarts, host restarts and software upgrades.
See Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration on page 13-12.
Enable or Disable The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to enable and
Account Inactivity disable the account inactivity timer.
Timer
item.

X
Procedure
TO Enable or Disable Account Inactivity Timer
Step Action
and password.
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User Management
Manage All Users

TO Enable or Disable Account Inactivity Timer (continued)
Step Action
2 Select: User Management
The system displays the User Management sub-menu. (Refer to
the hierarchy at: Figure 13-1 on page 13-2.)
3 Click: Manage All Users

The system displays the Manage All Users screen. (See Figure 13-
10 on page 13-11.)
4 Click: Manage Account Inactivity
The system displays the Manage Account Inactivity screen. (See
5 Click: Enable/Disable Account Inactivity Timer
The system displays the Enable/Disable Account Inactivity Timer
screen. (See Figure 13-12 on page 13-12.)
6  To disable the timer, click Disable.

 To enable the timer, click Enable.
The system displays a confirmation for the selected action.
7 Click the Manage Account Inactivity link to return to that menu.
Continue working within this sub-menu or use the links to return to
the Main menu.
Figure 13-10 Manage All Users Screen (Active State)
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User Management
Manage All Users
Figure 13-11 Manage Account Inactivity Screen
Figure 13-12 Enable/Disable Account Inactivity Timer Screen
Set Account The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to set the
Inactivity Timer account inactivity timer duration.
Duration
item.

X
Procedure
TO Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration
Step Action
and password.
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User Management
Manage All Users

TO Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration
Step Action
10 on page 13-11.)
The system displays the Manage Account Inactivity screen (see
5 Click: Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration
The system displays the Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration
screen. (See Figure 13-13 on page 13-13.)
6  Enter the number of days after which an active user account will
be deactivated.
 Time entered must be in the range of 1 to 180 days.
 The default value of the Account Inactivity Timer is 90 days.
 Click Submit to complete the requested action.
Continue working within this sub-menu or use the Manage All
Users > User Management > Main Menu links to return to the
Main menu.
Figure 13-13 Set Account Inactivity Timer Duration Screen
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User Management
Manage All Users
Reactivate Inactive The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to reactivate
LMT Users inactive LMT users.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Reactivate Inactive LMT Users
Step Action
and password.

10 on page 13-11.)
The system displays the Manage Account Inactivity screen. (See
5 Click: Reactivate Inactive LMT Users
The system displays the Reactivate Inactive LMT Users screen
(See Figure 13-14 on page 13-15.)
6  Click in the Select box for each user you want to reactivate.
 Click: Submit to complete the requested action.
The system displays a confirmation of the changes. (See
Figure 13-15 on page 13-15. )
Continue working within this sub-menu or use the Manage All
Users > User Management > Main Menu links to return to the
Main menu.
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Manage All Users
Figure 13-14 Reactivate Inactive LMT Users Screen
Figure 13-15 Reactivate Inactive LMT Users Result Screen
Back Up LMT Users 13
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to back up the

LMT users.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Back Up LMT Users
Step Action
and password.
The system displays the User Management submenu (see
The system displays the Manage All Users screen (see Figure 13-
16 on page 13-16).
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User Management
Manage All Users

TO Back Up LMT Users (continued)
Step Action
4 Click: Backup LMT Users
 For Melody DAP LMT users, the system displays the Backup
LMT Users screen (see Figure 13-17 on page 13-17).
 For HADAP LMT users, the system displays a confirmation
message (see Figure 13-18 on page 13-17 ).

page 13-17 ).
6 For HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT users, select yes or no in the
"Please confirm" message box.
to return to the Manage All Users submenu.
 If yes is selected, the backup is performed. A Status of
Operation screen will appear if successful.
operation fails.
Figure 13-16 Manage All Users screen
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Manage All Users
Figure 13-17 Backup LMT Users Screen
Figure 13-18 Backup LMT Users "Please Confirm" screen
Melody LMT user
HADAP LMT user
Restore LMT Users 13
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to restore all

the users that were previously backed up.
Note HA DAP LMT administrators restore users from DVD and Melody
DAP LMT administrators restore users from a backup server.
item.

X
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Manage All Users

Procedure
TO Restore an LMT User
Step Action
and password.
16 on page 13-16).
4 Click: Restore LMT Users
 For Melody DAP LMT users, the system displays the Restore
LMT Users login screen. (see Figure 13-19 on page 13-19).
Continue to step 5.
 For HA DAP LMT users, the system displays a confirmation
message (see Figure 13-22 on page 13-20). Continue to step 7.

The Select a Package to Restore screen appears. (see Figure 13-
20 on page 13-19).
6 For Melody LMT users, select the package to be restored and click
OK. (See Figure 13-20 on page 13-19.)
7 The system displays a confirmation message.

 For Melody, see Figure 13-21 on page 13-19.
 For HA DAP, see Figure 13-22 on page 13-20.
8 Click yes to continue the backup or no to cancel.

 If no is selected, a Restore Status screen will appear indicating
that the files were not restored, and an option will be provided to
return to the User Management submenu.
 If yes is selected, the restore will be performed and the screen
will display a Restore LMT Users Result message.
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Manage All Users

TO Restore an LMT User (continued)
Step Action
Figure 13-19 Restore LMT Users Login Screen (Melody)
Figure 13-20 Select a Package to Restore Screen (Melody)
Figure 13-21 Restore LMT User Confirmation Screen (Melody)
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Manage All Users
Figure 13-22 Restore LMT User Confirmation Screen (HA DAP)
Copy LMT Users from Another DAP 13
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT administrator is authorized to copy LMT

users from another DAP.
Important Copying users onto a SR17.0 host will FAIL if the host from which the
users are copied is SR18.0 or greater.
item.

X
Procedure
TO Copy LMT Users from Another DAP
Step Action
and password.
16 on page 13-16).
4 Click: Copy LMT Users from Another DAP
The system displays the Copy LMT Users from Another DAP
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Manage All Users

TO Copy LMT Users from Another DAP (continued)
Step Action
5 Enter:
 UANC
 DAP ID
6 Click Submit to enter the information or Reset to clear the fields.
Figure 13-23 Copy LMT Users from Another DAP Screen
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Change Your Password
Change Your Password 13
All LMT users are able to change their own passwords by supplying their old
password along with their new password and password confirmation.
item.

X X X X
Procedure
TO Change Your Password
Step Action
and password.
3 Click: Change My Password
The system displays the Change My Password screen (see
4 Enter:
 Current Password
 Password
5 Select Submit to enter the information or Reset to clear the fields.
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Figure 13-24 Change Password Screen
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NOTES...
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Chapter 14
View Features
The HA DAP LMT allows an authorized user to view the feature list. This
chapter provides the procedure to complete this activity.
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View Feature List and Status
View Feature List and Status 14
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows users to view the feature list and see
the features on/off status.
item.

X X X
Procedure
TO View Features
Step Action
and password.
2 Click: View Features
The system displays the View Features submenu (see Figure 14-2
on page 14-3).
3 Click: View Feature
The system displays the View Features screen (see Figure 14-3 on
page 14-3).
4 After reviewing feature status, click View Features to return to that
menu.
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Figure 14-2 View Features Submenu
Figure 14-3 View Feature screen
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View Features

NOTES...
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Chapter 15
Session Management
The HA DAP LMT allows an authorized user with Administrator level access
to manage a session. This chapter provides the procedure to support this
activity.
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View / Terminate Sessions
View / Terminate Sessions 15
The HA DAP / Melody DAP LMT allows the authorized user with Adminis-
trator level access to view and terminate an LMT session.
Note The Administrator level access options from the Main Menu are
limited.
item.

X
Procedure
TO View/Terminate an LMT Session
Step Action
and password.
 This is the Administrator access view. Viewer, Technician and
Engineer do not have access to this menu option.
2 Click: Session Management
The system displays the Session Management submenu (see
3 Click: View/Terminate Sessions
The system displays the View/Terminate Sessions screen (see
4 Select the session to view and terminate.
5 Click: Terminate Session

The system displays a confirmation message:
Are you sure you want to terminate the session for user:
xxx?

 If no is selected, the screen returns to the View/Terminate
Sessions submenu.
 If yes is selected, the termination will be performed. A Status of
Operation screen will appear during this process.
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TO View/Terminate an LMT Session (continued)
Step Action
7 Click Session Management to return to that menu.
Figure 15-2 Session Management Submenu
Figure 15-3 View/Terminate Sessions Screen
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Figure 15-4 Terminate Session Confirmation Screen
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A checking hardware status 11-12- 11-14, 11-19
claimed DAP routing ID list screen 12-27
ABFD configuration file management 11-2
configure ABFD screen 3-8 configuration file management submenu 11-4
configure ABFD start time 3-7 configuration files list 11-7
configure retention time for ABFD 3-11 configure maintenance screen 3-10
configure retention time for ABFD screen 3-12 configure maintenance window 3-9
configuring ABFD retention time procedure 3-11 configuring maintenance window 3-9
enable/disable ABFD 3-15 core files (pass/fail) 11-33
enable/disable ABFD screen 3-16 CPU utilization (monitor) 11-32
enabling and disabling ABFD procedure 3-15 Customer-Replaceable Units (CRUs) 1-2
retention confirmation screen 3-12
start time 3-7 D
view ABFD configuration 3-17 DAP
view ABFD configuration screen 3-17 backing up all DAP information 11-46
view ABFD log 3-18 billing & DAP disk partition usage 11-32
view the ABFD log 3-18 DAP-to-DAP links (pass/fail) 11-33
viewing ABFD configuration 3-17 DAP-to-iDAC links (pass/fail) 11-33
access privileges for user groups 1-3 DAP-to-iSG links (pass/fail) 11-33
activity log management 2-1 log on to the DAP 1-9
activity log management submenu 2-4 login procedure 1-9
backup LMT activity logs 2-2 processes (pass/fail) 11-32
LMT Main Menu 2-3 reboot DAP platform 11-50
view ELMT activity log 2-5 rebooting the DAP platform 11-50
view LMT activity log 2-7 restart DAP application 11-51
add user 13-3 restarting the DAP application procedure 11-51
add user result screen 13-5 routing ID 12-25
add user screen 13-4 shutdown DAP platform 11-52
adding a user procedure 13-3 shutting down the DAP platform procedure 11-53
application state parameters screen 8-6 software version screen 11-60
auto billing file deletion log 3-19 start DAP application 11-54
availability traps screen 11-59 starting the DAP application procedure 11-54
B stop DAP application 11-56
stopping the DAP application procedure 11-56
backup view DAP memory size 11-16
backing up all DAP information 11-46 view DAP memory size screen 11-17
backing up LMT users 13-15 view DAP routing ID screen 12-26
backing up OMC configuration files 11-2 view DAP usability range 11-62
backup all DAP information 11-46 view DAP usability range screen 11-63
configuration files to backup screen 11-4 view logical link state of DAP-NE container’s failed links
billing 3-1 6-14
backup billing record files 3-3 view unclaimed DAP routing ID list 12-27
billing & DAP disk partition usage (monitor or fail) 11-32 view unclaimed DAP routing ID list screen 12-29
billing record files procedure 3-2 viewing DAP memory size procedure 11-16
billing submenu 3-5 viewing DAP routing ID procedure 12-25
delete billing record files 3-13 viewing logical link container state for all DAP-NE links
delete billing record files screen 3-14 procedure 6-12
deleting billing file records procedure 3-13 viewing the claimed DAP routing ID list procedure 12-26
deleting billing record files procedure 3-19 viewing the DAP usability range 11-62
browser preferences window 1-14 viewing the unclaimed DAP routing ID list 12-28
C database maintenance 4-1
database maintenance submenu 4-3
call trace 12-2 database replication state screen 4-12
call trace submenu 12-4 database query 5-1
start call trace 12-6 database query submenu 5-3
starting call trace procedure 12-6 query tool 5-2
certificate authorization window 1-12 query tool screen 5-4
change node IP information 11-35 using the database query tool 5-2
check Ethernet connectivity 11-35 delete
check hardware status 11-11 deleting a user procedure 13-7
checking Ethernet connectivity 11-35, 11-38 deleting inactive trace files procedure 12-2
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inactive trace file 12-2 provide a valid IMSI screen 12-14
inactive trace file screen 12-4 provide a valid IP screen 12-20
user 13-7 view (P)IHLR information of provided IMSI 12-13
user screen 13-8 view IMSI ranges of provided IP 12-19
disk mirrors view IMSI ranges of provided ISDN 12-21
view disk mirroring status 11-20 viewing (P)iHLR information of provided IMSI 12-13
disks viewing IMSI ranges of provided IP 12-20
billing & DAP disk partition usage 11-32 viewing IMSI ranges of provided ISDN procedure 12-20
prepare disk for replacement 11-11 individual physical device status screen 11-22
view disk layout and status of disk 11-17 IO router configuration
viewing dIsk layout and status 11-17 IO router configuration parameters results screen 8-11
D-VLR view IO router configuration (2nd) screen 8-10
conflict information 4-9 view IO router configuration parameters 8-9
discard saved D-VLR 4-2 view IO router configuration parameters screen 8-10
query tool 5-2 viewing IO router configuration parameters procedure 8-9
query tool screen 5-4 IP network management 11-35
view D-VLR conflict information 4-8 IP network management submenu 11-37, 11-39
viewing D-VLR conflict information procedure 4-8 ISDN
provide a valid IP screen 12-12
E provide a valid ISDN screen to view GTT data 12-10
ELMT 1-17 provide a valid ISDN screen to view UFMI data 12-24
activity log 2-6 view (P)iHLR IP address of given ISDN 12-9
launching ELMT 1-17 view (P)iHLR ISDN of given IP address 12-10
logins/passwords 1-17 viewing (P)iHLR IP address of given ISDN 12-9
menus of the ELMT 1-17 viewing (P)iHLR ISDN of given IP address 12-11
view ELMT activity log 2-5
view ELMT logs 2-5
L
encrypted page window 1-12 LAN port status 6-11
enter IP parameter screen 11-39 launching the text interface 1-15
enter link data screen 6-6 Lifetime Audit
Ethernet connectivity log 11-37, 11-39 Lifetime Audit parameters results screen 8-13
Lifetime Audit RRR configuration parameters results
G screen 8-15
GTT view Lifetime Audit parameters 8-12
GTT table data 12-19 view Lifetime Audit parameters screen 8-13
select GTT data dump filter screen 12-19 view Lifetime Audit RRR configuration parameters 8-14
view GTT data 12-9 view Lifetime Audit RRR configuration parameters screen
view GTT data submenu 12-10 8-15
view GTT table 12-17 viewing Lifetime Audit parameters 8-12
viewing GTT table procedure 12-18 viewing Lifetime Audit RRR configuration parameters
procedure 8-14
H link container
HA DAP system description 1-2 logical link container states results 6-13
hardware status (pass/fail) 11-34 view logical state for all DAP-NE links 6-12
hardware tools and diagnostics 11-11 viewing logicalstate for all DAP-NE links procedure 6-12
hardware container status screen 11-13 link maintenance 6-1
hardware tools and diagnostics submenu 11-12 link maintenance submenu 6-3
healthcheck 11-24 list/view historical entries screen 11-25
detailed healthcheck log 11-30 LMT
healthchecksubmenu 11-25 activity log 2-8
interpreting the healthcheck results 11-31 backing up LMT users 13-15
list / view historical healthcheck entries 11-24 backup LMT users 13-15
list or view historical healthcheck entries 11-24 backup LMT users confirmation screen 13-16- 13-17
log summary 11-29 copy LMT users from another DAP 13-20
log summary screen 11-26 copying LMT users from another DAP procedure 13-20
perform healthcheck 11-28 description 1-2
performing a healthcheck 11-28 how many sessions per user? 1-5
killing a session 1-6
I logging out 1-6
IMEI logging out of the LMT 1-10
provide a valid IMEI screen 12-13 login/password 1-15
view (P)IHLR information of provided IMEI 12-12 obtaining LMT account 1-7
viewing (P)iHLR information of provided IMEI 12-12 remote accessibility 1-6
IMSI restore LMT user 13-17
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restore LMT user confirmation screen 13-19- 13-20 list OMC configuration files 11-6
restoring an LMT user procedure 13-18 listing OMC configuration files 11-6
text interface 1-15 restore OMC configuration files 11-8
user groups 1-3 restoring OMC configuration files procedure 11-8
view and terminate an LMT session 15-2
view LMT activity log 2-7
P
LMT Main Menu Packet Data RAG information 5-6
activity log management 2-3 parameter maintenance 8-1
billing 3-4 parameter maintenance submenu 8-3
database maintenance 4-3 passwords
database query 5-3 change password 13-22
link maintenance 6-3 change password screen 13-23
Load Shedding 7-4 change Unix user’s password 13-8
parameter maintenance 8-3 change Unix user’s password screen 13-9
root access management 9-3, 9-6 changing a password description 1-8
sessions management 15-3 changing a password procedure 13-22
software patch maintenance 10-3 changing a UNIX user’s password 13-9
system maintenance 11-3 disabling remembered passwords 1-12
tools 12-3 LMT login/password 1-15
user management 13-4 login/password prompt screen 1-10
view features 14-3 password expiration 1-8
Load Shedding 7-1 password manager window 1-14
audit Load Shedding screen 7-5 specify password screen 13-5
basic Dispatch Load Shedding screen 7-5 valid password characters 1-7
LMTMain Menu 7-4 performance management 11-67
Load Shedding submenu 7-4 performance management submenu 11-68
mobility management Load Shedding screen 7-5 ping and traceroute 11-39
RAG Load Shedding screen 7-6 ping and traceroute information log 11-41
RRR Load Shedding screen 7-6 ping and traceroute screen 11-40
SDGC Load Shedding screen 7-5
view DAP Load Shedding info screen 7-5
Q
view DAP Load Shedding information 7-3 queue status (pass/fail) 11-33
viewing DAP Load Shedding information procedure 7-3
Lynx
R
launching the text interface 1-15 read me first 1-1
logging out of Lynx 1-16 obtaining LMT account 1-7
using Lynx 1-15 text interface 1-15
what is Lynx? 1-15 user access privileges 1-4
replication state
M database replication state screen 4-12
mobility management replication task states 4-11
call processing/mobility management parameters screen turn On/Off database replication 4-6
8-8 turn On/Off database replication window 4-7
Load Shedding screen 7-5 turning database replication On/Off procedure 4-6
view call processing/mobility management parameters 8-7 view replication state 4-10
view call processing/mobility management parameters view the replication state procedure 4-12
screen 8-8 reset link 6-2
viewing call processing and mobility management reset link states screen 6-3
parameters procedure 8-7 resetting the links 6-2
modify/view user screen 13-6 retrieve trace file 12-4
MSID retrieve trace filescreen 12-5
provide a valid MSID screen 12-16 retrieving trace files 12-5
view (P)IHLR information of provided MSID 12-14 roaming
viewing (P)iHLR information of provided MSID 12-15 update roaming configuration 8-1
view roaming configuration 8-16
N view roaming configuration screen 8-16
node management 11-46 viewing the roaming configuration 8-16
node management submenu 11-47 root access management 9-1
root access management submenu 9-3, 9-6
O
OMC
S
backing up OMC configuration files 11-2 security certificate 1-11
backup OMC configuration files 11-2 select a device type screen 11-21
deleting OMC configuration files procedure 11-5 select application data - Instance ID example 8-6
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select application data screen 8-6 viewing (P)iHLR information of provided UFMI 12-16
session management viewing UFMI ranges of provided IP procedure 12-22
session management submenu 15-3 viewing UFMI ranges of provided ISDN procedure 12-23
view/terminate sessions 15-1 user access privileges 1-4
view/terminate sessions screen 15-1 user management 13-1
sessions user management submenu 13-2
how many sessions per user? 1-5
killing a session 1-6
V
session operations 1-5 valid account parameters 1-7
view/terminate sessions 15-2 view application state parameters 8-2
view/terminate sessions screen 15-3 view availability traps 11-57
software patch maintenance 10-1 view claimed DAP routing ID list 12-26
software patch maintenance submenu 10-3 view configuration and logical link state 6-4
view installed software patches 10-2 view D-VLR statistics
view installed software patches screen 10-3 view D-VLR statistics submenu 11-68
software version view subscriber/fleet totals 11-67
software version screen 11-60 view system boundary totals 11-69
view DAP pending software version 11-66 view feature screen 14-3
view DAP software version 11-59 view features 14-1
viewing the DAP software version 11-60- 11-61 view feature list 14-2
subscriber/Fleet totals screen 11-69 view features submenu 14-3
super user access viewing features procedure 14-2
disable access 9-2 view individual physical device status 11-20
disable access procedure 9-2 view interface status 6-7
enable access procedure 9-4 view IP node information screen 11-45
enable super user access 9-4 view IP node with Param Name screen 11-45
view control status 9-5 view IP routing information log 11-44
viewing control statusprocedure 9-5 view IP routing table 11-43
switch over view LAN port status 6-10
force switch over 11-48 view LDRI data 12-25
forcing a switch over procedure 11-49 view LDRI data submenu 12-26
synchronize database 4-4 view link state and configuration results screen 6-6
synchronize database window 4-5 view link state and configuration screen 6-5
system boundary totals screen 11-70 view mode and node states 11-63
system data view mode state screen 11-64
clean system data collection files 12-30 view node IP information 11-44
cleaning system data collection files procedure 12-32, view non-UEA links results screen 6-16
12-34 view non-UEA links screen 6-15
perform system data collection 12-30 view or modify the user 13-5
performing system data collection procedure 12-30 view Packet Data RAG information 5-5
system data collection tool screen 12-31 view RAG information 5-5, 5-7
system maintenance 11-1 view system resource utilization 11-22
system maintenance submenu 11-4 view system resources utilization screen 11-23
view up time, time and date 11-65
T view uptime, time and date screen 11-66
text interface for LMT 1-15 view/modify user procedure 13-20
tools 12-1 viewing availability traps 11-57
tools submenu 12-3, 12-31, 12-34- 12-37 viewing configuration and logical link states 6-4
trace files viewing individual physical device status 11-20
deleting inactive trace files procedure 12-2 viewing interface status 6-7
inactive trace file 12-2 viewing IP routing table 11-41, 11-43
inactive trace file screen 12-4 viewing LAN port status 6-10
terminate active trace file 12-7 viewing link states 6-14
terminate active trace file screen 12-8 viewing mode and node states 11-63
terminating an active trace file procedure 12-8 viewing node IP information 11-44
trace individual subscriber to specified file screen 12-7 viewing Ping and traceroute information 11-40
viewing subscriber/fleet totals 11-67
U viewing system boundary totals 11-69
UFMI viewing system resource utilization 11-22
provide a valid IP screen 12-23 viewing the application state parameters 8-4
provide a valid UFMI screen 12-17 viewing up time, time and date 11-65
view (P)IHLR information of provided UFMI 12-16
view UFMI ranges of provided IP 12-22
W
view UFMI ranges of provided ISDN 12-23 who gets access 1-17
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Before performing any major changes or optimizations on the system, please

The iSSC can be contacted at the following telephone numbers:

United States and Canada

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The following publications may be required to supplement the information

Table 1 Related Manuals

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Software  submenu commands—Table  Table Designer

 new terms—mobile subscriber

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Important Indicates an item of the essence of a topic that is indispensable.

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Note No specific procedural safety precautions to report at this time.

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