2WG008101 BAM ISSUE 1.0

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Wireless Curriculum Development Section Wireless Curriculum Development Section ISSUE ISSUE WG008101 BAM WG008101 BAM Introduction Introduction 1.0 1.0

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2WG008101 BAM

Transcript of 2WG008101 BAM ISSUE 1.0

  • Course ContentChap1 BAM software structureChap2 BAM software installationChap3 BAM software update

  • BAM Software structure

  • BAM process introduction

    SQL ServerMML ServerWSWSWSExchange ServerStats ServerMaintain ServerWarn ServerBAMWSDataman ServerLogman ServerBAM ManagerBAM ServiceBAM ManagerBAM

  • BAM Manager

  • BAM Service process

  • Smirror process

  • Performance

  • QuestionWhats the function of BAM process?

  • Course ContentChap1 BAM software structureChap2 BAM software installation

  • Chap2 BAM Software InstallationBAM Software installationBAM database backupBAM Server Gateway Tool

  • BAM software installation before delivery

  • On-site installation of BAM software

  • On-site installation of BAM softwareCheck BAM Hard Disk in RAID 1 ModeCheck Hard Disk PartitionsSetting IP Address of Network Adapter Modifying Computer Name and Workgroup Modifying System Administrator Password of Windows 2000 Server Modifying System Administrator Password of SQL Server 2000 Set languageSetting Automatic Login to Windows 2000 Server

  • Setting BAM Hard Disk in RAID 1 Mode

    Integrated Lights-Out press [F8] to configurePress to run the Option ROM Configuration for Arrays UtilityPress to skip configuration and continueThe following information means setting correct

    Logical Drive # 1, RAID 1, 33.9 GB, OK

    To ensure the safety of BAM data, RAID 1 error tolerance technology is adopted for BAM hard disks. RAID 1 adopts full mirror technology, through which each piece of data has a complete mirror in another hard disk. Whenever one hard disk encounters fault, the control program can restore the lost data from the mirror hard disk to keep the usability of the data.

  • Check Partitions and capability of hard disk partition capacity of logical drive is assigned with the following :Drive C: 4 GB, which is used for installing operating system (Windows 2000 Server) and database management software (SQL Server 2000). Drive D: 15 GB, which is used for installing BAM server software and storing the system databases.Drive E: 3 GB, which is used for storing the log files of the databases.Drive F: remained space (about 12.3 GB), mainly used for backing up system databases, and registry information. G: CD-ROM

    According to the requirements of BAM server software for hard disk partitions, it is required to create four partitions in NTFS for BAM hard disk. We recommend that the drive letters of the partitions (logical drives) be assigned with C, D, E and F, and the CD-ROM drive letter be G.

  • BAM Software Installation Directory

    File pathDescriptionD:\DataStoring all files to be loaded to the hostD:\MssqlStoring system database files, including sub-foldersD:\Mssql\DataStoring system database filesE:\MssqlStoring database log files, including sub-foldersE:\Mssql\DataStoring database log filesF:\MSOFTX3000It is the default system backup folder which stores BAM registry and database files. E:\Mssql\Data\Alarm_Log.LDFPhysical log file corresponding to Alarm databaseE:\Mssql\Data\Bam_Log.LDFPhysical log file corresponding to Bam databaseE:\Mssql\Data\BillData_Log.LDFPhysical log file corresponding to BillData databaseE:\Mssql\Data\Stats_Log.LDFPhysical log file corresponding to Stats databaseF:\MSOFTX3000\BamYYYYMMDD.datBAM database backup file generated on MM (month) DD (day) YYYY (year)F:\MSOFTX3000\InitialDbBkp.datIt is the initial BAM database file. By replacing the present file with this file, BAM database state is restored to initial state.

  • Set Network Adaptor of BAM

  • Set Network Adaptor of Emergency Work Station

  • Modifying System Administrator Password of Windows 2000 Server

  • Modifying System Administrator Password of SQL Server 2000

  • Modifying System Administrator Password of SQL Server 2000

  • Set Language

  • Set Automatic Login

    BAMBAM

  • Set Software Backup Directory

  • Chap2 BAM Software InstallationBAM Software installationBAM database backupBAM Server Gateway Tool

  • BAM Automatic Backup

    BAM database includes:

    BamYYYYMMDD.dat saving per day before the current data

    BamYYYYMMDD.dat saving per week before the current data

    BamMonthBak.dat saving per month before the current data

    BamReg.bak and BamYYYYMMDD.dat saving 4:30 AM per day

    STXBAM.iniDataManBkpDbStartHourBkpDbStartMinBAMDataMan

  • Manual Backup(1)Use the command BKP DB: Function: save BAM database and register to the

    directory F\MSOFTX3000

  • Manual Backup(2)

  • Manual Backup(3)

  • Manual Backup(4)

  • BAM database restore(1)

    restoreServicesBAM ServiceSmirrorBAM Managerrestore

  • BAM database restore(2)

  • BAM database restore(3)

  • Chap2 BAM Software InstallationBAM Software installationBAM database backupBAM Server Gateway Tool

  • Set BAM Server Gateway Tool(1)BAM Server Tool is used to connect alarm box

  • Set BAM Server Gateway Tool(2)

  • SQL ServerMML ServerWSWSWSExchange ServerStats ServerMaintain ServerWarn ServerBAMWSDataman ServerLogman ServerBAM ManagerBAM ServiceBAM ManagerBAM

    To ensure the safety of BAM data, RAID 1 error tolerance technology is adopted for BAM hard disks. RAID 1 adopts full mirror technology, through which each piece of data has a complete mirror in another hard disk. Whenever one hard disk encounters fault, the control program can restore the lost data from the mirror hard disk to keep the usability of the data. According to the requirements of BAM server software for hard disk partitions, it is required to create four partitions in NTFS for BAM hard disk. We recommend that the drive letters of the partitions (logical drives) be assigned with C, D, E and F, and the CD-ROM drive letter be G.

    BAMBAM

    STXBAM.iniDataManBkpDbStartHourBkpDbStartMinBAMDataMan

    restoreServicesBAM ServiceSmirrorBAM Managerrestore