IMS_SI001_E1_1 ZXUN CG

Software Installation
Target

 Upon completing the course, you will be able to:

 Grasp the charging server software installation
 Grasp the charging client software installation
 Grasp the FTAM installation
Contents

 Charging server software installation

 Charging client software installation
 FTAM installation
Introduction to Charging Server Software Installation

 Software and Hardware Requirements

 Single Server Hardware Configuration

According to various office capacities, the configuration of
ZXUN CG Server service processor has three levels: low level,
middle level and high level.
Introduction to Charging Server Software Installation

 Single Server Software Configuration


Requirements of server software are as follows:
– OS: Solaris9
– Application program: service software of the Charging Server
– FTAM installation CD: If CDRs are transferred between CG Server
and Billing Domain through FTAM, the FTAM installation CD must
be prepared.
Introduction to Charging Server Software Installation
 Dual-Server Hardware Configuration

Two sun servers and one disk array.

One PC server.
 Dual-Server Software Configuration

SUN server
– OS: Solaris 9 operating system
– Dual-server software: VCS dual-server cluster management software.
– Disk array related software, including fibre channel HBA driver, software
for the server identifying disk array, redundancy and load-balancing
management tool.
– Application: the charging server service software.
– FTAM installation CD: If CDRs are transferred between CG Server and
Billing Domain through FTAM, the FTAM installation CD must be prepared.

PC server
– OS: WinXP/Win2000/Win2003 operating system.
– OS patches: WinXP SP2/Win2000 SP4/Win2003 SP1 installation CDs.

Disk array: CX300 is taken as an example
– Navisphere 6.1 Manager Service User Interface software
Installation Flow
 Single Server
Software Installation
Flow
Installation Flow
 Dual-Server
Software Installation
Flow
Installation Flow
Solaris 10 Installation
 Node Name Planning
Installing Solaris10
 1. Insert the Solaris installation DVD into DVD-ROM.
 2. Run the ok boot cdrom command to boot from CD.
 3. Select language and terminal type.
 4. Set the network connection parameters.
 5. Configure security policy.
 6. Configure the name service.
 7. Configure the geography area, time zone and time.
 8. On the Root Password dialog box, set the root user
name and password and press F2 to continue.
 9. Select the installation mode and software type.
 10. Partition the disk.
 11. Discard the installation of the remote file systems.
Installing Solaris10
 12. On the Reboot After Installation? dialog box, select
Auto Reboot and press F2 to start installing the operating
system.
 13. During system installation, the installation progress
indicator shows the installation progress.
 14. After system restart, press Enter when the following
message appears.
 Do you need to override the system’s default NFS version 4
domain name (yes/no) ? [no] :
 The installation is complete.
Checking Server Settings
 Checking OS Version
 1. Log into solaris10 operating system of the
minicomputer and then execute the following
commands:

#su – root

#uname –a
 2. The system displays the node name and OS version
information.
Checking Server Settings
 Checking OS Patches
 1. Execute the following commands to check OS
patches installation records in /var/sadm/patch.

#cd /var/sadm/patch

#ls –l
 2. Execute the following command to view detailed
information of the installed OS patches.

#showrev –p
Checking Server Settings
 Checking the Node Name
 1. Use one of the following two methods to check the
node name:

Execute the following commands:
– #su - root
– #hostname

Execute the following command:
– #uname –a

 The node name ZXUNCG131 is displayed, indicating

the user is logging in to the active node.
Checking Server Settings
 Modifying the Node Name
 1. If the node name is not consistent with the planned
name, run the #hostname hostname command.

The second hostname is the node name required to be
modified, for example, ZXWNCG131.
 2. Run the #hostname command to check if the node
name is modified successfully.
Checking Server Settings
 Configuring NIC
 1. Enter the /etc directory and copy hostname.bge0 as
hostname. Bge1.

 2. Modify the content of file hostname.bge1.

Checking Server Settings
 3. Modify the content of file /etc/hosts using the
command vi /etc/hosts to add the IP address of the
newly-added NIC.

 4. Modify the IP address in the hosts file based on

actual information.
Checking Server Settings
 5. Modify the content of the file /etc/netmasks to add information of
network section and subnet mask of the newly-added NIC.

 6. Modify subnet masks in the file netmasks based on actual

information,

such as 129.0.0.0 and 255.0.0.0.
 7. After finishing the modification, restart minicomputer.
Adding an IP Address
 1. Execute the following command to add IP address information:
 #ifconfig network interface name addif IP address netmask mask up
 To add an IP address on the NIC dmfe0, execute the following command:
dmfe0 addif 192.168.15.130 netmask 255.255.0.0 up

 2. If IP address is required to be set automatically when system

restarts, you can add an S99ipset file (the name of the file must begin
with S99 and the rest part of it can be set freely) to the /etc/rc2.d
directory. The file contains the above-mentioned command.

 3. Then execute the command #chmod u+x ./S99ipset to add

execution authority for the file.
Adding the Default Gateway
 1. Obtain the IP address of the default gateway to be
added.
 2. There are two ways to add default gateway information:
 To add gateway manually, execute the following command:

#route add default 10.0.0.254 1
 To modify the /etc/defaultrouter file, execute the following
command:

#touch /etc/defaultrouter

#vi /etc/defaultrouter

#route add default 10.0.0.254 1
Route Configuration
 Adding Route Information Manually
 #route add host|net destination gateway

#route add –net 10.40.90.100 10.40.90.200

#route add default 10.41.34.254

 Creating a Permanent Static Route

 1. Open the /etc/rc2.d/S99route file.

vi /etc/rc2.d/S99route
 2. Add the routing information into the /etc/rc2.d/S99route file.

#route add –net 10.40.90.100 10.40.90.200
Installing VCS
 Veritas Cluster Software Installation
 Configuring Installation Environment

Create or modify the /.profile file of the dual-server as shown
below.

 Installing VCS

1. Insert the VCS CD.

2. Open a Terminal window and enter the
/cdrom/cdrom0/cluster_server directory. Run ./installvcs to start
installation
Installing VCS

3. Input paktel01 paktel02 (with a space between them) to
start system connection


4. Press Enter to distribute installation package to both
minicomputers
Installing VCS

5. Press Enter and then input license key when prompted. The
system prompts whether to input the second license key. Input
n to perform the same operation on the second minicomputer.


6. Press Enter and then select the VCS package needs to be
installed. Input 1 to install all as shown below.
Installing VCS

7. All the packages need to be installed are listed as shown
below.


8. Press Enter to check whether the packages above have
been installed.
Installing VCS

9. Press Enter. The system prompts you to configure VCS as
shown below.


10. Input y and press Enter. Then operation instructions to
configuration pop up.

11. Press Enter to continue.

12. The general view of configuration information appears.
Press y to continue.

13. The system displays VCS user management information
and asks user name and password of VCS management and
then requires to confirm the information.
Installing VCS

14. Press y to continue. In the screen of VCS management
information, select install VCS Cluster Manager service to
manage VCS through Web browser.


15. Confirmation information appears after configuration is
finished. Input y to continue. Input n in SMTP and SNMP
configuration notification.
Installing VCS

16. Select the package installation method, input y or n based
on the real situation and then press Enter.


17. Start installing software packages. Press Enter after
installation and start to configure the Cluster service
Installing VCS

18. Press Enter after configuration. It is prompted to start
Cluster now. Input y and then press Enter to start Cluster.


19. Press Enter to exit installation after the Cluster is started.
Modifying Access Authorities
 1. Open the Terminal window.
 2. Enter the /export/home/omc/omchome/omcboot directory.
 3. Change the user/group ownership of files to the user omc.
 4. Change the read/write permission for files to 774.
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Starting Cluster Explorer
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Creating Service Groups
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Adding Resources
 Add NIC resource
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Add the internal floating IP resource.
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Add disk resource.
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Add Mount resource.
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Configuring Resource Dependent Relationship
Configuring Cluster Resource
 Changing over Dual-Server
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 Creating a User Group
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 Create a User
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 Creating an FTP Account for BD
 1. Modify the /etc/ftpd/ftpaccess file, add the following contents to
the end of the file: restricted-uid zte
 2. Restart the process inetd to lock the FTP main directory, with
other file directories invisible to the FTP user.
 3. Create a file /etc/shells by use of vi or other editors, input the
following contents in the file:

/bin/true

/bin/sh

/bin/bash

/bin/ksh

/bin/csh

/sbin/sh
 4. Save and close the file.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 5. Add a zte user and set its home directory as the directory
storing remote CDRs. The directory is usually
/global/bill/cdr/remote, depending on the actual situations during
commissioning.

# useradd -d /global/bill/cdr/remote -g zte –s /bin/true zte
 6. Set the password for the zte user with the following command.

# passwd zte
 7. After performing the above steps, log into FTP as the zte user
and test whether the files can be deleted through FTP.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 Acquiring Version Files
 1. Insert the installation CD of the charging server
service software into the CD-ROM. Open a Terminal
window and copy the versions files to the
/export/home/soft/setup directory.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 2. Enter the /export/home/soft/setup directory to check
the version files.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 Installing Charging Server Service Software
 1. Log into the charging server as the root user and
check whether the status of the Mount and IP resources
in VCS are online.
 2. Modify the permission of install.sh to be executable

chiSetup.xml solaris

dbUpdate_Main.sql solaris_sh

# chmod 755 install.sh

# ls -l install.sh -rwxr-xr-x 1 root other 1336 Aug 30 00:57
install.sh
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 3. Execute ./install.sh to start installing the program.

 4. Select English and click NEXT.

 5. Click NEXT. If an old version software is installed, the
Confirm message box appears.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 6. Click Yes and click NEXT.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 7. Enter /export/home/omc/zxhome in the Destination
Folder text box and click NEXT to enter the Confirm
dialog box. Click Yes to confirm.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 8. Click NEXT to start copying files.
 9. When the files are copied, click NEXT to enter the Choose
Additional Functions window.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 10. Keep the default setting and click NEXT to enter the Software
Environment Configuration dialog box.

Bureau No.: The charging server office number, which can not
be the same with any other office number.

Module No.: The charging server module number, which is 130
normally.

Local IP: It is the local IP address, which enables the
communication between the local node and the foreground. It is
the floating IP address when the dual-server system is adopted.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 11. Click the NTP Service tab. When Enable NIP Service is
selected, it is necessary to configure NTP Serer IP and NTP Local
IP.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 12. Click the EMS tab to enter the EMS tab page.
Installing Service Software on CG Server
 13. Set the parameters according to actual needs and
click OK to enter the Install Completed window.
Adding Cluster Resource
 Adding Application Resources
Adding Cluster Resource
 Saving Configuration
Adding Cluster Resource
 Checking Cluster Status
 1. Execute the following command to show information
of all cluster nodes

#scstat –n


2. Input the following command if it is necessary to modify the
information:
– #scconf -c -C cluster=dromedary


3. If there is no information displayed, re-install the VCS
software.
Contents

 Charging server software installation

 Charging client software installation
 FTAM installation
Software and Hardware Requirements
 Charging Client Hardware Configuration
 The hardware configuration of the charging client is a
PC.
 Charging Client Software Configuration
 The procedure to install the charging client is as follows:

1. OS: WinXP/Win2000/Win2003 operating system.

2. OS patches: WinXP SP2/Win2000 SP4/Win2003 SP1
installation CD.

3. Application software: Charging Client application software.
Charging Client Software Installation
 Charging Client Installation Flow
Installing Charging Client Software
 1. Double-click install.bat from zxver/cgsetup/setup.
Installing Charging Client Software
 2. Select English and then click Next on the window.
Installing Charging Client Software
 3. Select Charging Client and then click Next.
Installing Charging Client Software
 4. Set an installation path and click Next. If the path
does not exist, the Confirm dialog box appears.
 5. Click Yes on the Confirm dialog box.
Installing Charging Client Software
 6. Click Next. The system starts copying files.
Installing Charging Client Software
 7. After copying the files, click Next.
Installing Charging Client Software
 8. Keep the default setting and click Next.
Installing Charging Client Software
 9. Set the IP address, office number and module
number of the client and server. Click Next.
Starting Charging Client
 1. Click Start > Programs > Charging Client > Charging
Management Console from windows taskbar to enter the Login
dialog box.
Starting Charging Client
 2. Enter the user name, password and server address, then click OK
to enter the ZTE Unified Management System window.
Contents

 Charging server software installation

 Charging client software installation
 FTAM installation
FTAM Software Installation Flow
Uploading FTAM Installation Files
 1. If the ftam directory does not exist, create a
directory by running the #mkdir ftam command.
 2. Log into the system as the root user and upload
the following software to the /export/home/ftam
directory on the two charging servers in binary
mode through FTP.
 UTS-TCP64-4.1.0.0-5.9-package.tar.gz
 VRTLLM8.1-sun4-SunOS-507-cc60-package.tar.Z
 FTAM8.1.0.0-sun4-SunOS-507-cc60-package.tar.gz
Installing FTAM
 1. Log into the system as the root user and enter
the /export/home/ftam directory by running the
following command:
 #cd /export/home/ftam
 2. Run the following command:
 #gunzip *
 3. Decompress ftam8.1
 #tar xvf ftam8.1
Installing FTAM
 4. Decompress packets vrtllm8.1 and uts-tcp6 by running the
following commands:
 #tar xvf vrtllm8.1
 #tar xvf uts-tcp6
 5. Run the following command to install UTSTCP64.
 #cd /export/home/ftam/UTS-TCP64-4.1.0.0-5.9-package
 #pkgadd –d .
 6. Input 1 and press Enter when you are prompted to select the
installation packet (s)
Installing FTAM
 7. Input 1 and press Enter when you are asked whether to
continue installing UTSTCP64

 8. Input q and press Enter when the installation is complete and

you are prompted to select packet(s),
Installing FTAM
 9. Run the following commands to install UTSFTAM:

#cd /export/home/ftam/UTS-TCP64-4.1.0.0-5.9-package

#pkgadd –d .
 10. Input 1 and press Enter when you are prompted to
select packet (s)
Installing FTAM
 11. Input q and press Enter to adopt the default value
when you are prompted to set the installation path

 12. Input y and press Enter when you are asked

whether to continue the installation
Installing FTAM
 13. Input q and press Enter to exit the installation when
UTSFTAM is successfully installed and you are
prompted to select the installation packet (s)

 14. Run the following commands:


#cd /export/home/soft/ftam/VRTLLM8/1-sun4-SunOS-507-
cc60-package

#pkgadd –d .
Installing FTAM
 15. Input 1 and press Enter when you are prompted to select the
installation packet (s),

 16. When you are asked whether to install the development

component (s), input y and press Enter. When you are asked to
set the software installation directory, input q and press Enter to
adopt the default directory.
Installing FTAM
 17. Input y and press Enter when you are asked
whether to continue the installation.

 18. Input q and press Enter to exit the installation when

the installation is finished and you are asked to select
package (s).
Creating File aetable
 The aetable file only can be used for test, which
can be created manually.
 1. Run the #aetable command to create the aetable file.
 2. Run the #vi aetable command to open the aetable file.
 3. Press the i key.
 4. Input the following content:

ztecg {1 3 9999 1 7} 1 /c0e80982/9102/9202/9302 20

ANON {1 3 9999 1 7} 0 /81008282/0200/0201/0202 20

c0e80982 in the first line is the floating IP address for the local
host to communicate with the BD, which is a hexadecimal value
and can be modified according to actual needs.
 5. Press the Esc key.
 6. Enter :wq! and press Enter to save and exit.
Modifying File Profile
 The following topic describes the procedure to modify
FTAM related content in the profile file.
 1. Switch to the root user.
 2. Open the /etc/profile file by running the #vi /etc/profile command.
 3. Press the i key and add the following five lines.

FTAM_HOME=/opt/UTSftam

AETABLE=/aetable

OSID=/etc/osid.cfg

LM_LICENSE_FILE=/license.dat

export FTAM_HOME LM_LICENSE_FILE AETABLE OSID
 4. Press the Esc key.
 5. Enter :wq! and press Enter to save and exit.
Modifying File osid.cfg
 1. Open the /etc/osid.cfg file

 The content after nsap= is the floating IP address in

hexadecimal format of the charging server, which can
be modified according to actual needs.
Starting FTAM
 1. Start tp0 by running the #/etc/tp0 start
command.
 The UTS-TCP (tp0d) startup complete. message
appears, indicating that the startup is successful.
 2. Start ftam responder by running the
#/etc/ft820.rc start command.
 The Vertel FT-820 Filestore running. message appears,
indicating that the startup is successful.
Testing FTAM
 1. Enter the /opt/UTSftam/bin directory by running the #cd
/opt/UTSftam/bin command.
 2. Run the following command.
 #./fls -p server!/
 3. Enter the ID and password.
 Enter initiator ID for filestore suntcp:omc
 Enter password:
Stopping FTAM
 1. Stop ftam responder by running the
#/etc/ft820.rc stop command.
 2. Stop tp0 by running the #/etc/tp0 stop
command.
Setting Interconnection Parameters between FTAM
and BD
 1. Run the #vi /usr/spool/vertel/ffs.cfg command to
open the /usr/spool/vertel/ffs.cfg file to check the
parameter values. The default values are as
follows:
 TSAP = 9102
 SSAP = 9202
 PSAP = 9302
 2. Make sure that these values are consistent with
those on the BD. If not, modify them.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 1. Log into the system as the root user and open the dual-server
resource management window.
 2. Right-click ZXWNCG130 and select Add Resource… from the
shortcut menu. The Add Resource window appears.
 3. Enter ftam in the Resource name text box and set Resource Type
to Application. Select Critical and Enabled.
 4. Modify the user attribute.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 5. Modify the StartProgram attribute.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 6. Modify the StopProgram attribute.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 7. Modify the MonitorProgram attribute.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 8. Check Critical and Enabled.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 9. Configure the resource dependent relationship.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 10. Click Link, the dependent relationship of
resources is shown below. Click Link and draw
lines between resources.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 11. When the resource dependent relationship is
configured, right-click the FTAM resource and
click Online > V440-1 and Online > V440-2 from
the shortcut menu.
Configuring FTAM Resources
 The FTAM resource is in online state.