ENM 18 Operations

For Radio Access

Network

Network Monitoring using ENM CLI

 Objectives
In this module you will learn to:

› Describe the ENM Command Line Interface

application features
› Use ENM CLI cmedit Command Set to monitor
Radio Access Nodes
› List the ENM CLI command sets used to monitor
the network.
› Launch the ENM CLI and access the online help
for monitoring nodes using the CLI
› Check the status of network objects using the
ENM CLI
› Understand how to lock and unlock the node
hardware and node managed objects
› Describe how to perform restarts on node
hardware units and nodes
› Use the ENM CLI Netlog command set to
upload and export node logs
› Use the Network Health Check ENM CLI
command set to create and export node health
check reports

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CLI Overview
• Provides a single command line interface for
managing all nodes that support a modeled
interface.
• Enables the user to perform Configuration
and Fault Management operations on nodes
managed by ENM.
• Is a model-driven CLI that requires the user
to understand the node’s Managed
Object(MO) structure and MO attributes.
• Can perform operations such as get, set and
actions on single or multiple nodes

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ENM CLI Page Layout

Command
Results

Command Entry

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Access ENM CLI Application
Help

To access the ENM CLI Application Help, Launch the Command Line Interface.
• Expand the Help menu in the upper right corner of the page.
• Select “App Help”.

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ENM CLI User Interface

• The ENM CLI provides a command prompt for

the user to enter commands.
• After executing a command, a response will be
returned providing the command results or an
error message if the command was not
properly formatted.
• Command history can be retrieved by using up
and down arrow keys to scroll through
previous commands.
• Command history is only available for the
current ENM CLI session

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Network Monitoring Tasks Using
the cmedit Command Set

› Check Cell Status of EUTRAN Cells(LTE)

› Check Cell Status of NodeB Local
Cells(WCDMA)
› Check Cell Status of GSM Sectors Cells(GSM)
› Lock / Unlock Cells of LTE,WCDMA and GSM
› Restart Baseband Radio Node

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Launch ENM Command Line
Interface (CLI)

› The ENM Command Line Interface (CLI) application link is located

in the “Provisioning” category on the ENM Application Launcher
page
› Select the “Command Line Interface (CLI)” link to launch the
application

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cmedit Overview
› The cmedit command set can be used to read,
manipulate, and export configuration management
data.
› All Managed Object (MO) data specified in the
cmedit is modeled.
› The cmedit commands cannot be interrupted after
the command has been entered in the CLI
application.
› The cmedit commands are subject to access
control. Users must have the proper ENM authority
to use the commands.

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cmedit Command Descriptions
For Network Monitoring
Command Command Description
Describe Describes an MO Class, MO Instance, or any of its attributes
Get Fetches one or more instances of Managed Objects

Set Modifies one or more instances of a Managed Objects

Action Preform action on a Managed Object

Caution: Set and Action commands may cause network disturbances

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cmedit Command Set Help

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ENM CLI – “help cmedit”

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cmedit Command Examples
cmedit get {scope} {MO}
Description Command
List a specific MO for all cmedit get * ManagedElement
nodes
List a specific MO for all cmedit get LTE* ManagedElement
nodes which match a
partial node name
List a specific MO for a cmedit get LTE03ERBS00001 ManagedElement
specific node name
List a specific MO using cmedit get My_Collection ManagedElement
a collection
List a specific MO using cmedit get My_Collection;LTE03ERBS00005 ManagedElement
a collection and a
specific node

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cmedit describe Command
Examples - LTE
cmedit describe {MO}
Description Command
Describe all attributes for a cmedit describe EUtranCellFDD.*
specific MO in list format
Describe all attributes for a cmedit describe EUtranCellFDD.* -t
specific MO in tabular format
Describe a attributes for a cmedit describe EUtranCellFDD.operationalState
specific MO
Describe multiple attributes cmedit describe
for a specific MO EUtranCellFDD.(operationalState,administrativeState,
availabilityStatus,cellBarred) -t

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cmedit describe Command
Examples - WCDMA
Description Command
Describe all attributes for a cmedit describe NodeBLocalCell*
specific MO list format
Describe all attributes for a cmedit describe NodeBLocalCell* -t
specific MO tabular format

Describe a attributes for a cmedit describe NodeBLocalCell.operationalstate

specific MO attribute

Describe selected attributes for a cmedit describe

specific MO attribute tabular NodeBLocalCell.(operationalstate,administrativestate,availab
format ilitystatus,) -t

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cmedit describe Command
Examples – GSM
Description Command
Describe all attributes for a cmedit describe GsmSector*
specific MO list format
Describe all attributes for a cmedit describe GsmSector* -t
specific MO tabular format

Describe a attributes for a cmedit describe GsmSector.operationalstate

specific MO attribute

Describe selected attributes for a cmedit describe

specific MO attribute tabular GsmSector.(operationalstate,administrativestate,availabilitys
format tatus,) -t

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Check Cell Status For All
Cells on a Node - LTE

cmedit get LTE01ERBS00002

EUtranCellFDD.(operationalState,administrativeState,
availabilityStatus,cellBarred) –t

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Check Cell Status For All
Cells on a Node - WCDMA

cmedit get MSME8 NodeBLocalCell.(operationalState,

administrativeState,availabilityStatus) –t

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Check Cell Status For All
Cells on a Node - GSM

cmedit get MSME5 AbisIp.(operationalState,

administrativeState,) –t

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Get Hardware Details For All
Radios On A Selected Node
cmedit get MSME10 FieldreplaceableUnit.(productData)
–t

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 Check IUB,MME and X2 Link
Status
› Check status of IUB links on a node(WCDMA RNC)

cmedit get IubLink.(operationalState,administrativeState,availabilityStatus) –t

MeContext,ManagedElement,RncFunction,IubLink
NodeId RncFunctionId IubLInkId administrativeState availabilityStatus operationalState
EVO303 1 MSME10 UNLOCKED 0 EBANBLED
EVO303 1 rbs LOCKED 2 DISABLED

› Check status of MME links on a node(LTE RBS)

cmedit get lienb4275 TermPointToMme.(operationalState,administrativeState,availabilityStatus) –t

MeContext,ManagedElement,Equipment,RbsSubrack,RbsSlot,AuxPlugInUnit
NodeId ParentId AuxPlugInUnitId administrativeState availabilityStatus operationalIndicator operationalState
Lienb4275 1 LI4275RUL1 UNLOCKED NO_STATUS STEADY_ON ENABLED

› Check status of X2 links on a node(LTE RBS)

cmedit get LTE03ERBS00002 TermPointToENB.(operationalState,administrativeState,availabilityStatus) –t

MeContext,ManagedElement,ENodeBFunction,EUtraNetwork,ExternalENodeBFunction,TermPointToENB
NodeId ParentId TermPointToENBId administrativeState availabilityStatus operationalState
LTE03ERBS00002 LTE02ERBS00151 1 LOCKED NO_STATUS DISABLED
LTE03ERBS00002 LTE02ERBS00152 1 LOCKED NO_STATUS DISABLED

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Lock And Unlock All Cells On
A Node - LTE
Lock all Cells on a Node:
cmedit set LTE01ERBS00003 EUtranCellFDD
administrativeState=LOCKED

Warning: Locking cells will affect traffic. The above commands will lock all
cells on a node.

Unlock all Cells on Node:

cmedit set LTE01ERBS00003 EUtranCellFDD
administrativeState=UNLOCKED

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Lock/Unlock all Cells on a
Node - WCDMA
Lock all Cells on a Node:
cmedit set RBS01 NodeBLocalCell administrative
State=LOCKED

Warning: Locking cells will affect traffic. The above commands will lock all
cells on a node.

Unlock all Cells on a Node:

cmedit set RBS01 NodeBLocalCell administrative
State=UNLOCKED

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Lock/Unlock all Cells on a
Node - GSM
Lock all Cells on a Node:
cmedit set RadioNode01 AbisIp administrative State=LOCKED

Warning: Locking cells will affect traffic. The above commands will lock all
cells on a node.

Unlock all Cells on a Node:

cmedit set MSME5 AbisIp administrative State=UNLOCKED

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Lock And Unlock A Selected
Cell on a Node - LTE

Lock selected cell on a Node:

cmedit set LTE01ERBS00003
EUtranCellFDD.(EUtranCellFDDId==LTE01ERBS01)
administrativeState=LOCKED

› Unlock selected cell on a Node:

cmedit set LTE01ERBS00003
EUtranCellFDD.(EUtranCellFDDId==LTE01ERBS01)
administrativeState=UNLOCKED

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Lock And Unlock A Selected
Cell on a Node - WCDMA

Lock selected cell on a Node:

cmedit set RBS01 NodeBLocalCell=S1C1
administrativeState=LOCKED

Unlock selected cell on a Node:

cmedit set RBS01 NodeBLocalCell=S1C1
administrativeState=UNLOCKED

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Lock And Unlock A Selected
Cell on a Node – GSM

Lock selected cell on a Node:

cmedit set RadioNode01
AbisIp.(abisipId==1)
administrativeState=LOCKED

Unlock selected cell on a Node:

cmedit set RadioNode01
AbisIp.(abisipId==1)
administrativeState=UNLOCKED

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Restart Node – LTE ERBS

cmedit action ERBS001 ManagedElement

manualRestart.(restartRank=RESTART_WARM;
restartReason=PLANNED_RECONFIGURATION;
restartInfo=someInfo)

Warning: Restarting a node will affect traffic.

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Restart Node – Baseband
Radio Node

cmedit action RadioNode01

FieldReplaceableUnit.(FieldReplaceableUnitId==1)
restartunit.(restartRank=RESTART_WARM;
restartReason=PLANNED_RECONFIGURATION;
restartInfo=someInfo)

Warning: Restarting a node will affect traffic.

Note : Baseband Radio supports LTE,WCDMA and GSM technologies

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Netlog Overview

› The netlog command set is used to retrieve Network

Element logs.
› The user must have NetworkLog_Administrator role to use
the netlog command set
› Supported network elements are: eNodeB Baseband Radio
Node, NodeB Baseband Radio Node, eNodeB DU Radio
Node, eNodeB Pico Radio Node, SGSN-MME and MGW.
› Supported log types vary depending on node type

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netlog Command
Descriptions
Command Command Description
Describe Used to get the log types for the network elements
Upload Create an Upload job for selected or all network element logs

Status View the status of log upload job

Download Download uploaded network element logs to user’s browser

Delete Deletes log upload files

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netlog Describe Command

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netlog upload Command

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netlog status Command

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netlog download Command

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netlog delete Command

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Node Health Check (nhc)
Command Set Overview
› The Node Health Check (nhc) command set is used to
check the state of the network elements and to manage
acceptance criteria.
› Acceptance criteria is used to determine if a health check
passes or fails.
› NHC supports the following node types: ERBS, MGW, RBS
and RNC.
› NHC Report are in HTML format

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 nhc run, st and dl command
Examples
Run Health Check Report

Check Health Check Report Status

Download Health Check Report

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Example NHC Report

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nhc Report Data

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nhc Node Type Support

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 Summary
In this module you have learned to:

› Use ENM CLI cmedit Command Set to monitor

Radio Access Nodes
› List the ENM CLI command sets used to
monitor the network.
› Launch the ENM CLI and access the online
help for monitoring nodes using the CLI
› Check the status of network objects using the
ENM CLI
› Understand how to lock and unlock the node
hardware and node managed objects
› Describe how to perform restarts on node
hardware units and nodes
› Use the ENM CLI Netlog command set to
upload and export node logs
› Use the Network Health Check ENM CLI
command set to create and export node health
check reports

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