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1 Quick Start 1-1.....................................................................................................

1.1 Starting and Shutting down T2000 1-2.........................................................

1.1.1 Starting T2000 Computer 1-2...............................................................

1.1.2 Shutting down T2000 Computer 1-4....................................................1.1.3 Starting T2000 Server 1-5....................................................................

1.1.4 Exiting T2000 Server from System Monitor 1-6...................................

1.1.5 Exiting T2000 Server from T2000 Client 1-6........................................

1.1.6 Restarting T2000 Server 1-7................................................................

1.1.7 Starting T2000 Client 1-8.....................................................................

1.1.8 Exiting T2000 Client 1-9.......................................................................

1.1.9 Switching T2000 User 1-10....................................................................

1.2 Verifying whether License File has been Installed Correctly 1-11..................

1.3 Opening Online Help 1-12..............................................................................1.4 Closing Online Help 1-14................................................................................

1.5 System Setting 1-15.......................................................................................

1.5.1 Enabling Display of Needed Functions 1-15..........................................

1.5.2 Setting Alarm Sounds 1-16....................................................................

1.5.3 Setting View Background 1-17...............................................................

1.5.4 Setting Screen Lockout 1-18..................................................................

1.5.5 Changing NM Users Password 1-20.....................................................

1.6 Views 1-21......................................................................................................

1.6.1 Main Topology 1-21...............................................................................

1.6.2 Equipment Maintenance Console 1-22..................................................

1.6.3 Protection View 1-23..............................................................................

1.6.4 Trail View 1-24.......................................................................................

1.6.5 Clock View 1-25.....................................................................................

1.6.6 DCN View 1-26......................................................................................

1.6.7 Custom View 1-27..................................................................................

1.6.8 NE Panel 1-30........................................................................................

1.7 Selecting Operation Objects from Object Tree 1-32.......................................1.8 Setting Parameters in the List 1-33................................................................

1.9 Operation Precautions 1-34............................................................................

2 Creating Topology 2-1........................................................................................

2.1 Creating NEs 2-2..........................................................................................

2.1.1 Searching NEs in Batch 2-2.................................................................

2.1.2 Manually Creating NEs 2-3..................................................................

2.1.3 Deleting NE 2-4....................................................................................

2.1.4 Switching NE User 2-5.........................................................................

2.1.5 Creating Topology Subnet 2-6.............................................................


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2.2 Changing NE Attributes 2-8..........................................................................

2.2.1 Changing NE Name and Remarks 2-8.................................................

2.2.2 Changing NE IP Address 2-9...............................................................

2.2.3 Changing NE Extended ID 2-10.............................................................

2.2.4 Changing NE Subnet Mask 2-11............................................................

2.2.5 Changing NE Pre-configuration Attribute 2-12.......................................

2.3 Creating Links 2-13........................................................................................

2.3.1 Creating Fiber/Cable 2-13......................................................................

2.3.2 Deleting Fiber 2-14.................................................................................

2.3.3 Creating NM Ethernet Line 2-16............................................................

2.3.4 Creating Extended ECC 2-16.................................................................

2.3.5 Creating Serial Port Line 2-17................................................................

2.4 Creating NM 2-19...........................................................................................

3 Security Management 3-1...................................................................................

3.1 Creating NE User and Assigning Authority 3-2............................................

3.2 Managing NE Login 3-3................................................................................

3.2.1 Switching NE User 3-3.........................................................................

3.2.2 Forcing NE User to Log out NE 3-4.....................................................

3.2.3 Locking NE Login 3-4...........................................................................

3.2.4 Locking NE Settings 3-5.......................................................................

3.2.5 Setting NE Security Parameters 3-6....................................................

3.2.6 Browsing NE Security Log 3-7.............................................................

3.3 Creating NM User 3-9...................................................................................

3.3.1 Adding Operation Set 3-9.....................................................................

3.3.2 Adding Equipment Set 3-10...................................................................

3.3.3 Adding NM User Group 3-11..................................................................

3.3.4 Modifying Authority of NM User Group 3-11..........................................

3.3.5 Creating NM User and Assign Authority 3-13........................................

3.3.6 Slightly Adjusting Authority of NM User 3-14.........................................

3.3.7 Modifying General User Attribute 3-15...................................................3.3.8 Enabling Remote Maintenance User 3-16.............................................

3.4 Managing T2000 Login 3-17...........................................................................

3.4.1 Locking T2000 Client Screen 3-17.........................................................

3.4.2 Switching NM User 3-17........................................................................

3.4.3 Switching Between Single User Mode and Multi-user Mode 3-17.........

3.4.4 Forcing Other Users to Exit T2000 3-18................................................

3.4.5 Modifying NM Users Password 3.....................................................

4 Configuring Equipment 4-1................................................................................

4.1 Creating and Viewing Physical Location Information 4-3.............................


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4.1.1 Creating and Viewing Equipment Room Information 4-3.....................

4.1.2 Creating and Viewing Cabinet Information 4-4....................................

4.1.3 Modifying and Viewing Subrack Information 4-5..................................

4.2 Viewing NE Resource 4-7............................................................................

4.3 Uploading Data if NE has been Configured 4-8...........................................

4.3.1 Uploading/ Downloading NE Configuration Data 4-8...........................

4.3.2 Checking Configuration Data Consistency Between NE andthe T2000 4-9................................................................................................

4.4 Duplicating NE Configuration Data 4-11.........................................................

4.5 Manually Configuring NE Data 4-13...............................................................

4.6 Creating Unit 4-14..........................................................................................

4.7 Deleting Unit 4-15...........................................................................................

4.8 Viewing Unit Version 4-16..............................................................................

4.9 Creating and Viewing Physical Location Information 4-17.............................

4.9.1 Creating and Viewing Equipment Room Information 4-17.....................

4.9.2 Creating and Viewing Cabinet Information 4-18....................................

4.9.3 Modifying and Viewing Subrack Information 4-19..................................

4.10 Viewing NE Hardware Information 4-21.......................................................

5 Configuring Communication 5-1.......................................................................

5.1 Setting NE Communication Parameters 5-4.................................................

5.2 Enabling Ethernet Port of an NE 5-5............................................................

5.3 Setting DCC Rate and Allocating the Resource 5-6.....................................5.4 Setting DCC Transparent Transmission 5-7.................................................

5.5 Changing an Ordinary NE into a GNE 5-8....................................................

5.6 Modifying the Attributes of a GNE 5-9..........................................................

5.7 Changing a GNE into an Ordinary NE 5-10....................................................

5.8 Changing GNE for an NE 5-11.......................................................................

5.9 Adding Standby GNEs for an NE 5...........................................................

6 Configuring Protection 6-1.................................................................................

6.1 Configuring 1+ 1 Unit Protection 6-2............................................................6.2 Configuring TPS Protection 6-3....................................................................

6.3 Configuring MSP Protection 6-5...................................................................

6.3.1 Creating Two-Fiber MS SPRing 6-5.....................................................

6.3.2 Creating Two-Fiber MS DPRing 6-9....................................................

6.3.3 Creating Four-Fiber MS SPRing 6-11....................................................

6.3.4 Creating 1+ 1 Linear MSP 6-14.............................................................

6.3.5 Creating M:N Linear MSP 6-17..............................................................

6.4 Configuring SNCP Protection 6-20.................................................................

6.5 Configuring PP Protection 6-22......................................................................

6.5.1 Creating Diverse Route PP 6-22............................................................


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6.5.2 Creating Uniform Route PP 6-24...........................................................

6.6 Configuring DNI Protection 6-26.....................................................................

6.7 Configuring Non-Protection Ring 6-29............................................................

6.8 Configuring Non-Protection Chain 6-32..........................................................

6.9 Deleting Protection Subnet 6-35.....................................................................

7 Configuring Service over Trail 7-1....................................................................

7.1 Configuring SDH Service over Trail 7-2.......................................................

7.1.1 Creating VC4 Trail 7-2.........................................................................

7.1.2 Creating Common VC12/VC3 Trail 7-4................................................

7.1.3 Creating SNCP VC12/VC3 Trail 7-5....................................................

7.1.4 Viewing Trail 7-7..................................................................................

7.1.5 Configuring Trace Byte over Trail 7-8..................................................

7.1.6 Configuring C2 Byte over Trail 7-9.......................................................7.1.7 Setting Overhead Termination over Trail 7-11.......................................

7.1.8 Deleting SDH Trail 7-12.........................................................................

7.2 Configuring Ethernet Service over Trail 7-14.................................................

7.2.1 Creating EPL Service 7-14.....................................................................

7.2.2 Creating EVPL Service 7-19..................................................................

7.2.3 Creating EPLn Service 7-26...................................................................

7.2.4 Deleting Ethernet Trail 7-33...................................................................

7.2.5 Deleting Trunk Link Trail 7-33................................................................

8 Configuring Service at Single Station 8-1........................................................

8.1 Configuring SDH Service at Single Station 8-2............................................

8.1.1 Creating Common Service 8-2.............................................................

8.1.2 Creating SNCP Service 8-3.................................................................

8.1.3 Transfering SNCP Service to Common Service 8-6............................

8.1.4 Transfering Common Service to SNCP Service 8-7............................

8.2 Configuring ATM Service at Single Station 8-10............................................

8.3 Configuring Ethernet Service at Single Station 8-17......................................

8.3.1 Creating Transparently Transmitted Ethernet Service 8-17...................

8.3.2 Creating Layer 2 Switching Ethernet Service 8-21................................

8.3.3 Creating EPL Service 8-26.....................................................................

8.3.4 Creating EVPL Service 8-30..................................................................

8.3.5 Creating EPLn Service 8-33...................................................................

8.3.6 Creating EVPLn Service 8-38................................................................

9 Configuring Unit Parameters 9-1.......................................................................

9.1 Configuring SDH Unit 9-3.............................................................................

9.2 Configuring PDH Unit 9-5.............................................................................9.3 Configuring Ethernet Unit 9-8.......................................................................


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9.3.1 Configuring Internal Port 9-8................................................................

9.3.2 Configuring External Port 9-10...............................................................

9.3.3 Configuring Binding Path 9-12...............................................................

9.4 Configuring ATM Unit 9-14.............................................................................

9.4.1 Setting the VC4 Ports of ATM Board as SDH NNI 9-14.........................

9.4.2 Installing the ATM Interface Board at NM Side 9-15..............................

9.4.3 Configuring the Port Attributes 9-16.......................................................

9.5 Configuring Optical Amplifier Unit 9-18..........................................................

9.5.1 Configuring Optical Amplifier 9-18.........................................................

9.5.2 Configuring Laser 9-19...........................................................................

9.5.3 Configuring Path 9-20............................................................................

9.5.4 Configuring Output Power 9-21..............................................................

9.6 Configuring TDA Unit 9-23.............................................................................

9.6.1 Configuring TDA Clock Source 9-23......................................................

9.6.2 Configuring TDA Feeding Mode 9-23....................................................

10 Configuring Clock 10-1.......................................................................................

10.1 Setting Priority Table for Reference Clock 10-2...........................................

10.2 Setting Switching Condition for Clock Source 10-4......................................

10.3 Setting Restoration Parameters for Clock Source 10-5................................

10.4 Switching Clock Source 10-6........................................................................

10.5 Setting External Clock Source 10-8..............................................................

10.6 Setting Phase-Locked Source 10-9..............................................................

10.7 Setting Clock Subnet 10-10............................................................................

10.7.1 Setting Clock Subnet Attributes 10-10...................................................

10.7.2 Setting Clock Source Quality 10-11.......................................................

10.7.3 Setting SSM Output 10-12.....................................................................

10.8 Viewing Clock Synchronization Status 10-13.................................................

11 Configuring Overhead Interface 11-1................................................................

11.1 Configuring Orderwire Phone 11-2...............................................................

11.2 Configuring Conference Call 11-3................................................................

11.3 Configuring Auxiliary Port 11-5.....................................................................

11.4 Configuring F1 Data Port 11-6......................................................................

11.5 Configuring Broadcast Data Port 11-7..........................................................

11.6 Configuring Data Port and Out-Ring Route 11-8..........................................

11.7 Configuring Subnet No. for the Optical Interface 11-9..................................

12 Configuring Alarm and Performance Monitoring Parameters 12-1................

12.1 Setting Network Wide Alarm Attributes 12-3................................................

12.1.1 Creating Alarm Attribute Template 12-3...............................................12.1.2 Creating Alarm Correlation Rules 12-4................................................


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12.1.3 Creating Fault Diagnosis Rule 12-4.....................................................

12.1.4 Setting Alarm Function Switch 12-6.....................................................

12.1.5 Enabling Alarm Notification to E-mail or Pager 12-7............................

12.1.6 Enabling Alarm Box and Setting Parameter 12-9................................

12.1.7 Setting Alarm Dump Condition 12-10.....................................................

12.2 Setting NE Alarm Attributes 12-12..................................................................

12.3 Setting Board/Port Alarm Attributes 12-14.....................................................

12.3.1 Setting Alarm Severity and Auto-report 12-14.......................................

12.3.2 Setting Alarm Suppression Status 12-15...............................................

12.3.3 Setting Alarm Filter Status 12-16...........................................................

12.3.4 Setting Bit Error Alarm Threshold 12-17................................................

12.3.5 Setting AIS Insertion Switch 12-18.........................................................

12.3.6 Setting UNEQ Insertion Switch 12-19....................................................

12.4 Setting Trail Alarm Attributes 12-21................................................................

12.4.1 Setting Trail Alarm Suppression 12-21..................................................

12.4.2 Setting Trail Alarm Reversion 12-23......................................................

12.5 Setting Performance Monitoring Parameters 12-25.......................................

12.5.1 Creating Performance Threshold Template 12-25.................................

12.5.2 Setting Board Performance Threshold 12-26.........................................

12.5.3 Setting Trail Performance Parameters 12-27.........................................

12.5.4 Resetting NE Performance Register 12-29............................................

12.5.5 Resetting ATM Performance Register 12-30.........................................12.5.6 Resetting Ethernet Performance Register 12-31...................................

12.5.7 Setting Performance Dump Conditions 12-32........................................

12.6 Setting Performance Monitor 12-34................................................................

12.6.1 Starting or Stopping Performance Monitoring 12-34..............................

12.6.2 Setting Performance Monitoring Object 12-35.......................................

12.6.3 Setting ATM Performance Monitor 12-36...............................................

12.6.4 Setting Ethernet Performance Monitor 12-37.........................................

12.6.5 Setting Non-Periodic Automatic Report of Performance Event 12-38...

13 Synchronization and Data Management 13-1...................................................

13.1 Synchronizing NE Time 13-3........................................................................

13.2 Synchronizing Current Alarms from NE 13-4...............................................

13.3 Backing up and Restoring T2000 Database 13-6.........................................

13.3.1 Immediately Backing up T2000 Database 13-6...................................

13.3.2 Enabling Automatical T2000 Database Backup 13-6...........................

13.3.3 Restoring T2000 Database 13-8..........................................................

13.3.4 Initializing T2000 Database 13-10..........................................................

13.4 Managing NE Database 13-11.......................................................................13.4.1 Checking the Consistency of NE Configuration Data 13-11..................


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13.4.2 Uploading/Downloading NE Configuration Data 13-13..........................

13.4.3 Duplicating NE Configuration Data 13-13..............................................

13.4.4 Initializing NE Configuration Data 13-13................................................

13.4.5 Exporting ROME Text Files Periodically 13-15......................................

14 Routine Maintenance 14-1..................................................................................

14.1 Browsing Alarm 14-2....................................................................................

14.1.1 Synchronizing Current Alarms from NE 14-2.......................................

14.1.2 Browsing Network-Wide Current Alarms for Selected Severity 14-2...

14.1.3 Browsing Network-Wide Current Alarms for All Severities 14-3..........

14.1.4 Browsing Current Alarms of an NE 14-4..............................................

14.1.5 Browsing Current Alarms of Trails 14-4...............................................

14.1.6 Browsing Current Alarms of Trunk Link Trails 14-6.............................

14.1.7 Browsing Current Alarms of Ethernet Trails 14-7.................................14.1.8 Browsing Abnormal Events 14-9..........................................................

14.1.9 Browsing Alarm Statistics and Output Report 14-10..............................

14.1.10 Turning off Alarm Indicator on Alarm Box 14-11..................................

14.1.11 Clearing Alarms 14-12.........................................................................

14.2 Browsing Performance 14-13.........................................................................

14.2.1 Browsing Current Performance Data 14-13...........................................

14.2.2 Browsing History Performance Data 14-14............................................

14.2.3 Browsing PM Threshold-crossing Record 14-16....................................

14.2.4 Browsing Current Performance of Ethernet Port 14-17.........................

14.2.5 Browsing History Performance of Ethernet Port 14-18..........................

14.2.6 Browsing History Control Performance Data of Ethernet Port 14-18.....

14.2.7 Browsing Performance Alarm Data of Ethernet Port 14-19...................

14.2.8 Browsing Current Performance of ATM Port 14-20...............................

14.2.9 Browsing History Performance of ATM Port 14-21................................

14.3 Browsing Operation Log 14-23.......................................................................

14.4 Checking Switching Status 14-25...................................................................

14.4.1 Checking TPS Protection Switching 14-25............................................14.4.2 Checking 1+1 Board Switching 14-25....................................................

14.4.3 Checking MSP Switching Status 14-26..................................................

14.4.4 Checking SNCP/PP Switching Status 14-27..........................................

14.4.5 Checking Network-wide MS Parameters 14-28.....................................

14.4.6 Checking GNE Switching 14-29.............................................................

14.4.7 Checking Clock Switching 14-30............................................................

14.5 Managing Overhead Byte 14-32.....................................................................

14.6 Synchronization 14-34....................................................................................

14.7 Backing up and Restoring T2000 Database 14-34.........................................14.8 Equipment Data Collection 14-34...................................................................


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14.9 Automatic Disabling of NE Function 14-36.....................................................

15 Fault Maintenance 15-1......................................................................................

15.1 Loopback 15-2..............................................................................................

15.1.1 Loopback at SDH Interface 15-2..........................................................15.1.2 Loopback at PDH Interface 15-4..........................................................

15.1.3 Loopback at Ethernet Interface 15-5....................................................

15.1.4 Loopback at VC4 Path 15-7.................................................................

15.1.5 Loopback at VC3 Path 15-8.................................................................

15.1.6 Loopback over Trail 15-10.....................................................................

15.2 Fault Diagnosis Wizard 15-13........................................................................

15.2.1 Set Fault Diagnosis Rules 15-13............................................................

15.2.2 Fault Diagnosis Wizard 15-14................................................................

15.3 Performing Protection Switching 15-16..........................................................15.3.1 Performing MSP Ring Switching 15-16..................................................

15.3.2 Performing Linear MSP Switching 15-17...............................................

15.3.3 Performing SNCP Ring Switching 15-19................................................

15.3.4 Performing 1+1 Unit Protection Swtiching 15-20...................................

15.3.5 Performing TPS Switching 15-21...........................................................

15.4 Hard Resetting and Soft Resetting Unit 15-23...............................................

15.5 Resetting NE Software 15-24.........................................................................

15.6 Remote Maintenance 15-25...........................................................................

15.7 2M Pseudo Number Test 15-27.....................................................................

A Obtaining and Installing License A-1................................................................

A.1 Obtaining the License A-1............................................................................

A.2 Installing the License A-4.............................................................................

B Abbreviations B-1...............................................................................................


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Operation Manual for SDH

Manual Version T2-041662-20041118-C-1.82

Product Version V100R008

BOM 31161162

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. provides customers with comprehensive technical support and service.Please feel free to contact our local office or company headquarters.

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.Address: Administration Building, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.,

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Summary of Updates

This section provides the update history of this manual and introduces the contents of

subsequent updates.Update History

Manual Version Notes

T2-041662-20040612-C-1.80 Initial field trial release

T2-041662-20040914-C-1.81 Second time release

T2-041662-20041118-C-1.82 Third time release.

Updates of Contents

Updates between document versions are cumulative. Therefore, the latest documentversion contains all updates made to previous versions.

Updates in Manual Version 1.81

Add several ROME interface files in 13.4.5.

Updates in Manual Version 1.81

Add 2.3.8 Deleting Fiber.

Add 6.9 Deleting Protection Subnet.

Add 7.1.8 Deleting SDH Trail.

Add 7.2.4 Deleting Ethernet Trail.

Add 7.2.5 Deleting Trunk Link Trail.

Add 13.4.5 Exporting ROME Text Files Periodically.

Add 14.1.6 Browsing Current Alarms of Trunk Link Trails.

Add 14.1.7 Browsing Current Alarms of Ethernet Trails.


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Contents

1 Quick Start 1-11.1 Starting and Shutting down T2000 1-2

1.1.1 Starting T2000 Computer 1-21.1.2 Shutting down T2000 Computer 1-41.1.3 Starting T2000 Server 1-51.1.4 Exiting T2000 Server from System Monitor 1-61.1.5 Exiting T2000 Server from T2000 Client 1-61.1.6 Restarting T2000 Server 1-71.1.7 Starting T2000 Client 1-81.1.8 Exiting T2000 Client 1-91.1.9 Switching T2000 User 1-10

1.2 Verifying whether License File has been Installed Correctly 1-111.3 Opening Online Help 1-121.4 Closing Online Help 1-141.5 System Setting 1-15

1.5.1 Enabling Display of Needed Functions 1-151.5.2 Setting Alarm Sounds 1-161.5.3 Setting View Background 1-171.5.4 Setting Screen Lockout 1-181.5.5 Changing NM Users Password 1-20

1.6 Views 1-211.6.1 Main Topology 1-211.6.2 Equipment Maintenance Console 1-221.6.3 Protection View 1-231.6.4 Trail View 1-241.6.5 Clock View 1-251.6.6 DCN View 1-26


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1.6.7 Custom View 1-271.6.8 NE Panel 1-30

1.7 Selecting Operation Objects from Object Tree 1-321.8 Setting Parameters in the List 1-33

1.9 Operation Precautions 1-34

2 Creating Topology 2-12.1 Creating NEs 2-2

2.1.1 Searching NEs in Batch 2-22.1.2 Manually Creating NEs 2-32.1.3 Deleting NE 2-42.1.4 Switching NE User 2-52.1.5 Creating Topology Subnet 2-6

2.2 Changing NE Attributes 2-8

2.2.1 Changing NE Name and Remarks 2-82.2.2 Changing NE IP Address 2-92.2.3 Changing NE Extended ID 2-102.2.4 Changing NE Subnet Mask 2-112.2.5 Changing NE Pre-configuration Attribute 2-12

2.3 Creating Links 2-132.3.1 Creating Fiber/Cable 2-132.3.2 Deleting Fiber 2-142.3.3 Creating NM Ethernet Line 2-162.3.4 Creating Extended ECC 2-162.3.5 Creating Serial Port Line 2-17

2.4 Creating NM 2-193 Security Management 3-1

3.1 Creating NE User and Assigning Authority 3-23.2 Managing NE Login 3-3

3.2.1 Switching NE User 3-33.2.2 Forcing NE User to Log out NE 3-43.2.3 Locking NE Login 3-43.2.4 Locking NE Settings 3-53.2.5 Setting NE Security Parameters 3-63.2.6 Browsing NE Security Log 3-7

3.3 Creating NM User 3-93.3.1 Adding Operation Set 3-9


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3.3.2 Adding Equipment Set 3-103.3.3 Adding NM User Group 3-113.3.4 Modifying Authority of NM User Group 3-113.3.5 Creating NM User and Assign Authority 3-13

3.3.6 Slightly Adjusting Authority of NM User 3-143.3.7 Modifying General User Attribute 3-153.3.8 Enabling Remote Maintenance User 3-16

3.4 Managing T2000 Login 3-173.4.1 Locking T2000 Client Screen 3-173.4.2 Switching NM User 3-173.4.3 Switching Between Single User Mode and Multi-user Mode 3-173.4.4 Forcing Other Users to Exit T2000 3-183.4.5 Modifying NM Users Password 3-19

4 Configuring Equipment 4-14.1 Creating and Viewing Physical Location Information 4-2

4.1.1 Creating and Viewing Equipment Room Information 4-24.1.2 Creating and Viewing Cabinet Information 4-34.1.3 Modifying and Viewing Subrack Information 4-4

4.2 Viewing NE Resource 4-64.3 Uploading Data if NE has been Configured 4-7

4.3.1 Uploading/Downloading NE Configuration Data 4-74.3.2 Checking Configuration Data Consistency Between NE and the T2000 4-8

4.4 Duplicating NE Configuration Data 4-104.5 Manually Configuring NE Data 4-124.6 Creating Unit 4-134.7 Deleting Unit 4-144.8 Viewing Unit Version 4-154.9 Creating and Viewing Physical Location Information 4-16

4.9.1 Creating and Viewing Equipment Room Information 4-16

4.9.2 Creating and Viewing Cabinet Information 4-174.9.3 Modifying and Viewing Subrack Information 4-18

4.10 Viewing NE Hardware Information 4-205 Configuring Communication 5-1

5.1 Setting NE Communication Parameters 5-25.2 Enabling Ethernet Port of an NE 5-35.3 Setting DCC Rate and Allocating the Resource 5-4


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5.4 Setting DCC Transparent Transmission 5-55.5 Changing an Ordinary NE into a GNE 5-65.6 Modifying the Attributes of a GNE 5-75.7 Changing a GNE into an Ordinary NE 5-8

5.8 Changing GNE for an NE 5-95.9 Adding Standby GNEs for an NE 5-10

6 Configuring Protection 6-16.1 Configuring 1+1 Unit Protection 6-26.2 Configuring TPS Protection 6-36.3 Configuring MSP Protection 6-5

6.3.1 Creating Two-Fiber MS SPRing 6-56.3.2 Creating Two-Fiber MS DPRing 6-9

6.3.3 Creating Four-Fiber MS SPRing 6-116.3.4 Creating 1+1 Linear MSP 6-146.3.5 Creating M:N Linear MSP 6-17

6.4 Configuring SNCP Protection 6-206.5 Configuring PP Protection 6-22

6.5.1 Creating Diverse Route PP 6-226.5.2 Creating Uniform Route PP 6-24

6.6 Configuring DNI Protection 6-266.7 Configuring Non-Protection Ring 6-296.8 Configuring Non-Protection Chain 6-326.9 Deleting Protection Subnet 6-35

7 Configuring Service over Trail 7-17.1 Configuring SDH Service over Trail 7-2

7.1.1 Creating VC4 Trail 7-27.1.2 Creating Common VC12/VC3 Trail 7-47.1.3 Creating SNCP VC12/VC3 Trail 7-57.1.4 Viewing Trail 7-77.1.5 Configuring Trace Byte over Trail 7-87.1.6 Configuring C2 Byte over Trail 7-97.1.7 Setting Overhead Termination over Trail 7-117.1.8 Deleting SDH Trail 7-12

7.2 Configuring Ethernet Service over Trail 7-147.2.1 Creating EPL Service 7-147.2.2 Creating EVPL Service 7-19


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7.2.3 Creating EPLn Service 7-267.2.4 Deleting Ethernet Trail 7-337.2.5 Deleting Trunk Link Trail 7-33

8 Configuring Service at Single Station 8-18.1 Configuring SDH Service at Single Station 8-2

8.1.1 Creating Common Service 8-28.1.2 Creating SNCP Service 8-38.1.3 Transfering SNCP Service to Common Service 8-68.1.4 Transfering Common Service to SNCP Service 8-7

8.2 Configuring ATM Service at Single Station 8-108.3 Configuring Ethernet Service at Single Station 8-17

8.3.1 Creating Transparently Transmitted Ethernet Service 8-17

8.3.2 Creating Layer 2 Switching Ethernet Service 8-218.3.3 Creating EPL Service 8-268.3.4 Creating EVPL Service 8-308.3.5 Creating EPLn Service 8-338.3.6 Creating EVPLn Service 8-38

9 Configuring Unit Parameters 9-19.1 Configuring SDH Unit 9-29.2 Configuring PDH Unit 9-4

9.3 Configuring Ethernet Unit 9-7

9.3.1 Configuring Internal Port 9-79.3.2 Configuring External Port 9-99.3.3 Configuring Binding Path 9-11

9.4 Configuring ATM Unit 9-139.4.1 Setting the VC4 Ports of ATM Board as SDH NNI 9-139.4.2 Installing the ATM Interface Board at NM Side 9-149.4.3 Configuring the Port Attributes 9-15

9.5 Configuring Optical Amplifier Unit 9-179.5.1 Configuring Optical Amplifier 9-179.5.2 Configuring Laser 9-189.5.3 Configuring Path 9-199.5.4 Configuring Output Power 9-20

9.6 Configuring TDA Unit 9-229.6.1 Configuring TDA Clock Source 9-229.6.2 Configuring TDA Feeding Mode 9-22


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10 Configuring Clock 10-110.1 Setting Priority Table for Reference Clock 10-210.2 Setting Switching Condition for Clock Source 10-410.3 Setting Restoration Parameters for Clock Source 10-510.4 Switching Clock Source 10-610.5 Setting External Clock Source 10-810.6 Setting Phase-Locked Source 10-910.7 Setting Clock Subnet 10-10

10.7.1 Setting Clock Subnet Attributes 10-1010.7.2 Setting Clock Source Quality 10-1110.7.3 Setting SSM Output 10-12

10.8 Viewing Clock Synchronization Status 10-1311 Configuring Overhead Interface 11-1

11.1 Configuring Orderwire Phone 11-211.2 Configuring Conference Call 11-311.3 Configuring Auxiliary Port 11-511.4 Configuring F1 Data Port 11-611.5 Configuring Broadcast Data Port 11-711.6 Configuring Data Port and Out-Ring Route 11-811.7 Configuring Subnet No. for the Optical Interface 11-9

12 Configuring Alarm and Performance Monitoring Parameters 12-112.1 Setting Network Wide Alarm Attributes 12-2

12.1.1 Creating Alarm Attribute Template 12-212.1.2 Creating Alarm Correlation Rules 12-312.1.3 Creating Fault Diagnosis Rule 12-312.1.4 Setting Alarm Function Switch 12-512.1.5 Enabling Alarm Notification to E-mail or Pager 12-612.1.6 Enabling Alarm Box and Setting Parameter 12-812.1.7 Setting Alarm Dump Condition 12-9

12.2 Setting NE Alarm Attributes 12-1112.3 Setting Board/Port Alarm Attributes 12-13

12.3.1 Setting Alarm Severity and Auto-report 12-1312.3.2 Setting Alarm Suppression Status 12-1412.3.3 Setting Alarm Filter Status 12-1512.3.4 Setting Bit Error Alarm Threshold 12-1612.3.5 Setting AIS Insertion Switch 12-17


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12.3.6 Setting UNEQ Insertion Switch 12-1812.4 Setting Trail Alarm Attributes 12-20

12.4.1 Setting Trail Alarm Suppression 12-2012.4.2 Setting Trail Alarm Reversion 12-22

12.5 Setting Performance Monitoring Parameters 12-24

12.5.1 Creating Performance Threshold Template 12-2412.5.2 Setting Board Performance Threshold 12-2512.5.3 Setting Trail Performance Parameters 12-2612.5.4 Resetting NE Performance Register 12-2812.5.5 Resetting ATM Performance Register 12-2912.5.6 Resetting Ethernet Performance Register 12-3012.5.7 Setting Performance Dump Conditions 12-31

12.6 Setting Performance Monitor 12-3312.6.1 Starting or Stopping Performance Monitoring 12-3312.6.2 Setting Performance Monitoring Object 12-3412.6.3 Setting ATM Performance Monitor 12-3512.6.4 Setting Ethernet Performance Monitor 12-3612.6.5 Setting Non-Periodic Automatic Report of Performance Event 12-37

13 Synchronization and Data Management 13-113.1 Synchronizing NE Time 13-213.2 Synchronizing Current Alarms from NE 13-313.3 Backing up and Restoring T2000 Database 13-5

13.3.1 Immediately Backing up T2000 Database 13-513.3.2 Enabling Automatical T2000 Database Backup 13-513.3.3 Restoring T2000 Database 13-713.3.4 Initializing T2000 Database 13-9

13.4 Managing NE Database 13-1013.4.1 Checking the Consistency of NE Configuration Data 13-1013.4.2 Uploading/Downloading NE Configuration Data 13-12

13.4.3 Duplicating NE Configuration Data 13-1213.4.4 Initializing NE Configuration Data 13-1213.4.5 Exporting ROME Text Files Periodically 13-14

14 Routine Maintenance 14-114.1 Browsing Alarm 14-2

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14.1.3 Browsing Network-Wide Current Alarms for All Severities 14-314.1.4 Browsing Current Alarms of an NE 14-414.1.5 Browsing Current Alarms of Trails 14-414.1.6 Browsing Current Alarms of Trunk Link Trails 14-6

14.1.7 Browsing Current Alarms of Ethernet Trails 14-714.1.8 Browsing Abnormal Events 14-914.1.9 Browsing Alarm Statistics and Output Report 14-1014.1.10 Turning off Alarm Indicator on Alarm Box 14-1114.1.11 Clearing Alarms 14-12

14.2 Browsing Performance 14-1314.2.1 Browsing Current Performance Data 14-1314.2.2 Browsing History Performance Data 14-1414.2.3 Browsing PM Threshold-crossing Record 14-1614.2.4 Browsing Current Performance of Ethernet Port 14-1714.2.5 Browsing History Performance of Ethernet Port 14-1814.2.6 Browsing History Control Performance Data of Ethernet Port 14-1814.2.7 Browsing Performance Alarm Data of Ethernet Port 14-1914.2.8 Browsing Current Performance of ATM Port 14-2014.2.9 Browsing History Performance of ATM Port 14-21

14.3 Browsing Operation Log 14-2314.4 Checking Switching Status 14-25

14.4.1 Checking TPS Protection Switching 14-2514.4.2 Checking 1+1 Board Switching 14-2514.4.3 Checking MSP Switching Status 14-2614.4.4 Checking SNCP/PP Switching Status 14-2714.4.5 Checking Network-wide MS Parameters 14-2814.4.6 Checking GNE Switching 14-2914.4.7 Checking Clock Switching 14-30

14.5 Managing Overhead Byte 14-3214.6 Synchronization 14-3414.7 Backing up and Restoring T2000 Database 14-3414.8 Equipment Data Collection 14-3414.9 Automatic Disabling of NE Function 14-36

15 Fault Maintenance 15-115.1 Loopback 15-2

15.1.1 Loopback at SDH Interface 15-215.1.2 Loopback at PDH Interface 15-4


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15.1.3 Loopback at Ethernet Interface 15-515.1.4 Loopback at VC4 Path 15-715.1.5 Loopback at VC3 Path 15-815.1.6 Loopback over Trail 15-10

15.2 Fault Diagnosis Wizard 15-13

15.2.1 Set Fault Diagnosis Rules 15-1315.2.2 Fault Diagnosis Wizard 15-14

15.3 Performing Protection Switching 15-1615.3.1 Performing MSP Ring Switching 15-1615.3.2 Performing Linear MSP Switching 15-1715.3.3 Performing SNCP Ring Switching 15-1915.3.4 Performing 1+1 Unit Protection Swtiching 15-2015.3.5 Performing TPS Switching 15-21

15.4 Hard Resetting and Soft Resetting Unit 15-2315.5 Resetting NE Software 15-2415.6 Remote Maintenance 15-2515.7 2M Pseudo Number Test 15-27

A Obtaining and Installing License A-1

A.1 Obtaining the License A-1A.2 Installing the License A-4

B Abbreviations B-1


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Figure 7-1Example of EPL application 7-14Figure 7-2Example of EVPL application 7-19Figure 7-3Example of EPLn application 7-26Figure 15-1Outloop at SDH optical interface 15-2Figure 15-2Inloop at SDH optical interface 15-2Figure 15-3Outloop at PDH interface 15-4Figure 15-4Inloop at PDH interface 15-4Figure 15-5Outloop at Ethernet interface 15-6Figure 15-6Inloop at Ethernet interface 15-6Figure 15-7Outloop over VC4 path 15-7Figure 15-8Inloop over VC4 path 15-7Figure 15-9Outloop over VC3 Path 15-9Figure 15-10Inloop over VC3 Path 15-9Figure 15-11Loopback to Source over trail 15-10Figure 15-12Loopback to Sink over Trail 15-11Figure 15-13RAS-based remote maintenance 15-25


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Table 13-1Files and usage 13-14


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About this Manual

Related Manuals

Manual Usage

OptiX iManager T2000 System

Description

Introduces the position, functional characteristics, system

architecture and networking mode of the T2000, appended withstandards that the T2000 complies with, abbreviations andperformance indices.

OptiX iManager T2000 InstallationManual

Introduces the installation procedure and FAQ of T2000 underthe platforms of Windows2000 and Solaris 8.

OptiX iManager T2000 OperationManual for SDH

Introduces the configuration and maintenance operations ofSDH equipment in the T2000.

OptiX iManager T2000 OperationManual for WDM

Introduces the configuration and maintenance operations ofWDM equipment in the T2000.

OptiX iManager T2000 ElectronicDocumentation for SDH&WDM

Contains all the above manuals in CD-ROM format, readablewith Acrobat Reader.

Organization

The manual has the following organization:

Chapter Description

Chapter 1 Quick Start This chapter introduces some preparationoperations that make the T2000 into a fine workstatus.

Chapter 2 CreatingTopology

This chapter introduces how to create topologyobjects in the T2000.

Chapter 3 SecurityManagement

This chapter introduces some security managementtasks of the T2000.

Chapter 4 ConfiguringEquipment

This chapter introduces how to configure equipmentin the T2000.

Chapter 5 ConfiguringCommunication

This chapter introduces basic communicationconfiguring operations that ensures normalcommunication between the NEs and the T2000.


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Chapter Description

Chapter 6 ConfiguringProtection

This chapter introduces how to provisionequipment-level protection and network-levelprotection.

Chapter 7 ConfiguringService over Trail

This chapter introduces how to configure SDHservice and Ethernet service over trail.

Chapter 8 ConfiguringService at SingleStation

This chapter introduces how to configure SDHservice, ATM service and Ethernet service at singlestation.

Chapter 9 ConfiguringUnit Parameters

This chapter introduces how to configure units.

Chapter 10 ConfiguringClock

This chapter introduces how to configure clock forSDH equipment.

Chapter 11 ConfiguringOverhead Interface

This chapter introduces how to configure theoverhead interfaces of SDH equipment.

Chapter 12 ConfiguringAlarm and PerformanceMonitoring Parameters

This chapter introduces how to configuring alarmand performance monitoring parameters.

Chapter 13Synchronization andData Management

This chapter introduces the operations ofsynchronization and data management.

Chapter 14 RoutineMaintenance

This chapter includes the tasks in the routinemaintenance work, which should be done regularly,

may be daily, weekly or monthly.

Chapter 15 FaultMaintenance

This chapter introduces basic operations of faultmaintenance.

Appendix A: This part introduces how to obtain and install thelicense.

B: Abbreviations

Intended Audience

This manual is for:

Transmission network management system operator

Conventions

The manual uses the following conventions.

Symbol Conventions

Symbol Description

Warning

A warning notice with this symbol indicate a potentially hazardoussituation in which there is a possibility of personal injury.


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Symbol Description

Caution

A caution notice with this symbol indicates a risk to equipmentdamage or loss of data.

ImportantNote: An important note notice with this symbol helps you avoid anundesirable situation or indicates important supplementary

information.

Note: A note notice with this symbol indicates additional, helpful,non-critical information.

GUI Conventions

Convention Description

< > Button name are inside angle brackets. For example, click the

button

[ ] Window names, menu items, data table and field names are insidesquare brackets. For example, pop up the [New User] window.

/ Multi-level menus are separated by forward slashes. For example,[File/Create/Folder].

Keyboard Operation

Format Description

Press the key with the key name inside angle brackets. For example,, , , or .

Press the keys concurrently. For example, means thethree keys should be pressed concurrently.

Press the keys in turn. For example, means the two keysshould be pressed in turn.

Mouse Operation

Action Description

Select Press and hold the primary mouse button (left mouse button by default).

Click Select and release the primary mouse button without moving the pointer.

Double-click Press the primary mouse button twice continuously and quickly withoutmoving the pointer.

Drag Press and hold the primary mouse button and move the pointer to a certainposition.


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1 Quick StartThis chapter introduces some preparation operations that make the T2000 into a finework status. The following tasks are described:

Starting and Shutting down T2000

Verifying whether License File has been Installed Correctly

Opening Online Help

Closing Online Help

System Setting

Views

Selecting Operation Objects from Object Tree

Setting Parameters in the List

Operation Precautions


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1.1 Starting and Shutting down T2000

1.1.1 Starting T2000 Computer

Purpose

Use this procedure to start the computer of UNIX platform and Windows platformcorrectly.

The Sun workstation is different from personal computer (PC). Please start it bystrictly observing the following procedure to avoid the possible equipment damage ordata loss.

Note:

T2000 supports both UNIX platform and Windows platform and provides the samefunctions under the two platforms. For the system hardware details, refer to theOptiX iManager T2000 System Description.

Prerequisites

The T2000 hardware has been installed completely.

Before starting the system, check the connections of the workstation powercable, monitor power cable, and monitor data cable. Check whether theEthernet cable of the workstation is correctly connected.

If there is external equipment such as printer or modem, check whether theprinter or modem is correctly connected to the parallel interface or the serialinterface of the workstation respectively. Also, check the connection of thepower cable of such external equipment.

Procedure

1. On the UNIX platform

Step Action

1 Turn on the power switch of the external equipment, such as themonitor, modem, or printer.

2 Turn on the power switch of the workstation host. The Solaris bootsautomatically to display the Common Desktop Environment (CDE) forlogin.


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Step Action

3 Enter the user name and password in the login dialog box. Forexample:

User: t2000 (the default is t2000)

Password: t2000 (the default is t2000)

4 The CDE starts completely.

2. On the Windows platform

Step Action

1 Turn on the power switch of the external equipment, such as themonitor, modem, or printer.

2 Turn on the power switch of the PC, and the MS Windows 2000 bootsautomatically for login.

3 Enter the user name and password in the login dialog box. Forexample:

User: t2000 (the default is t2000)

Password: t2000 (the default is t2000)

4 The MS Windows 2000 starts completely.


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1.1.2 Shutting down T2000 Computer

Purpose

Use this procedure to shut down the computer of T2000 server or T2000 clientcorrectly.

The Sun workstation is different from PC. Please shut it down by strictly observingthe following procedure to avoid the possible equipment damage or data loss.

Prerequisite

Exit all running applications, including T2000 server, Sybase database, T2000client and so on.

Procedure

1. On the UNIX platform

Step Action

1 Open a terminal window and enter the following commands:

%su rootPassword: rootkit#sync;sync;sync;sync;sync#shutdown -y -g0 -i5

Note:1) The "rootkit" above is the default password of super user root. If the

password is already changed, enter the new password.

2) To reboot the Sun workstation, the last command is #shutdown -y -g0

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2 The Sun workstation will be shut down automatically.

3 Turn off the monitor and the external equipment.

2. On the Windows platform

Step Action

1 Select the [Start/Shut down] from the Windows 2000 desktop.

2 Select Shut down and click in the dialog box.

3 The computer will be shut down automatically.

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1.1.3 Starting T2000 Server

Purpose

Use this procedure to start the T2000 server at the first time.

Prerequisites

The T2000 server computer has been started correctly.

The T2000 license file is placed in the server directory.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Double-click the "T2000Server" icon on the desktop of the T2000server. The System Monitor login dialog box will be displayed in a fewseconds.

2 Enter password and server in the login dialog box. For example,

Password: T2000 (the default is T2000)

Server: Local

3 Wait a few minutes until the EMS server, Security server and Toposerver are all in Running status. If they are, it means the T2000

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1.1.4 Exiting T2000 Server from System Monitor

Purpose

Use this procedure to shut down the T2000 server from the System Monitor.

Prerequisite

None

Procedure

Step Action

1 Start and log in to the System Monitor.

2 Select [System/Stop Server] in the System Monitor.

3 A confirmation dialog box is displayed. Click .

Wait for a moment until the EMS server, Security server and Toposerver are all in Stopped status. If they are, it means the T2000server is shut down successfully.

1.1.5 Exiting T2000 Server from T2000 Client

Purpose

Use this procedure to shut down the T2000 server from the T2000 client.

Prerequisite

NM user with authority of "system administrator" or above.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Start a T2000 client and log in the T2000.


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Step Action

2 Select the [System/Shut Down Server] from the main menu.

3 A confirmation dialog box is displayed. Click .

Then the T2000 server and all the clients connected with this serverwill be shut down.

1.1.6 Restarting T2000 Server

Purpose

The procedure for restarting T2000 server is different from the one specified in 1.1.3Starting T2000 Server at the first time, since the System Monitor server has beenstarted.

Prerequisites

The T2000 server has been shut down correctly.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Run the System Monitor client program.

Note:

Usually, the System Monitor client program is

C:\T2000\smclient\sysmonitor.bat on the Windows platform, and it is

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Step Action

2 Enter password and server in the login dialog box. For example,

Password: T2000 (the default is T2000)

Server: Local

3 Select [System/Start Server] in the System Monitor.

1.1.7 Starting T2000 Client

Purpose

Use this procedure to start the T2000 client correctly.

Prerequisite

The T2000 server has been started correctly.Procedure

Step Action

1 On the computer of T2000 client, double-click the T2000Clienticon on the desktop.


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Step Action

2 Enter the user name, the password and the address of T2000server in the login dialog box. For example:

Name: Admin

Password: T2000

Server: 129.9.0.254

Note:

1) By default, the initial user name of T2000 is admin, and the

password is T2000. To ensure the security of the T2000, the

administrator should instantly change this password and keep the new

one.

2) The administrator should create new T2000 users and assign them

with certain authorities to NM staff.

3 Click to enter the main topology windows of T2000.

1.1.8 Exiting T2000 Client

Purpose

Use this procedure to exit the T2000 client only.

Prerequisite

None

Procedure

Step Action

1 Select the [System/Exit] from the main menu.

A confirmation dialog box is displayed.

2 Click .


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1.2 Verifying whether License File has been Installed Correctly

Purpose

The functions of the T2000 are controlled by the license file. Without a license file,the T2000 can be started, but the features and management capability are limited.So, before starting the T2000, please make sure the license file has been correctlyinstalled.

Prerequisites

The T2000 license file is placed in the sub-directory server of T2000installation directory.

The T2000 server has been started correctly.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Start a T2000 client.

2 Select [Help/About] from the Main Menu.

3 Click .

4 Check the functions and management capabilities listed in it.

Note:

1) If the functions are correct, the license works normally.

2) If not, please exit the T2000 client and server first, and then reinstall

the license file. The detailed information about how to install license file

is described in the Appendix A.2 Installing License File or the OptiX

iManager T2000 Installation Manual.


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1.3 Opening Online Help

Purpose

Help is the main information resources of the T2000, which can help you to masterthe operation procedures and know about the interface operation guides at any time.

You can open the T2000 help in the following two ways:

From the menu of the T2000 client

From a certain function interface

Prerequisite

The T2000 has been working normally.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Select [Help/Help Topics] from the Main Menu to display the helpwindow.


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Step Action

2 In the operation interface of the T2000 client, press to displaythe help topic for this function.

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1.4 Closing Online Help

Purpose

Use this procedure to close the T2000 help window.

Prerequisite

None

Procedure

Step Action

1 Make sure that the active dialog box has been closed, because it

will lock the help window.

2 Make sure that the pop-up help window has been closed beforeclosing the help window.

Note:

To close the pop-up window, click outside it in the help window.

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1.5 System Setting

1.5.1 Enabling Display of Needed Functions

Purpose

The T2000 can manage Huawei's optical transmission equipment, including theSONET equipment, DWDM equipment and SDH equipment. It can also manage theATM service and Ethernet service. You can set whether to display them at the clientas required.

Furthermore, the T2000 hides some functions that are not used frequently asadvanced menus. You can set whether to display them at the client.

Prerequisite

NM user with the authority of "system operator" or above.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Select [System/System Setting] from the Main Menu.

2 Click the tab "Customize Function".

3 Select the checkbox of SDH Functions, DWDM Functions, ATMFunctions and Ethernet Functions. In this way, only related menu

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Step Action

4 If the less common functions need to be displayed in the menu,select the Show Advanced Menu checkbox.

If not, skip this step.

5 Click .

6 Restart the client to validate the settings.

1.5.2 Setting Alarm Sounds

Purpose

Use this procedure to set the prompt sounds of the system for reporting different

severities of alarms as well as the sounds for exception events and performancethreshold-crossing events.

Prerequisites


The client must have installed the sound playing equipment.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Select [System/System Setting] from the Main Menu.

2 Click the tab "Sound".

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Step Action

4 If the alarm sound needs to be shut off forever on the T2000client, select the Shut off Sound Forever checkbox.


5 Click .

1.5.3 Setting View Background

Purpose

Use this procedure to set the backgrounds of the T2000 views respectively. You canselect the pictures provided by the T2000 or introduce other pictures.

Prerequisite


Procedure

Step Action

1 Select [System/System Setting] from the Main Menu and click thetab "Set Background".

Or, right-click the view and select [background Settings].

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Step Action

3 Enter the delay time in the Minute(s) entry box for lockingscreen.

4 Click .

Note:

1) To lock the current client immediately, select [System/Lock NM

Screen] in the Main Menu.

2) To unlock the screen, press ++ and enter the

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1.5.5 Changing NM Users Password

Purpose

Use this procedure to change the current T2000 user's password.

Prerequisite

None

Procedure

Step Action

1 Select [System/Change Password] from the Main Menu.

2 Enter the old password.

Enter the new password and confirm it.

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1.6.2 Equipment Maintenance Console

The equipment maintenance console is the main operation interface of the T2000.You can open the functions of equipment configuration, management and

maintenance through selecting the corresponding function node in the navigationtree.

Interface

Navigation tree Toolbar

Commond

button

Toolbar button

Function Display boxList title

Time/Date

button

Double-right-arrow

button

Object

tree

Parameter setting area

Subnet/NE/Unit/

Module name

Combo

box

Refresh/Expand all/Collapse all


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1.6.3 Protection View

The protection view enables search, browse, creation, setting and management onthe protection subnetwork as well as management on independent nodes and SDH

NNI.

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1.6.4 Trail View

The trail view enables search, creation, configuration and maintenance managementfunctions on network trails.

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1.6.5 Clock View

The clock view provides a visible platform to enable NE clock setting, global clocksynchronization status query, and clock tracing and search functions.

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1.6.7 Custom View

A custom view is a topological view similar a Main Topology. Generally, in the T2000,different users have different network management ranges. A user can customize a

view for the network topology and equipment under certain administration as aworking interface. In a custom view window, the topology structure of a network,including the link and subnet/NE, is displayed.

Interface

Topology

view

Toolbar

T2000

Server IP

Main menuCustom view

name

Maintenance

status

Toolbar button

Current

T2000 userMulti-user/Single

user mode

Current

topology subnet

Shortcut menu

Data & Time

Alarm button

Filter tab

Legend tab

Abnormal

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Procedure

1. Create a custom view

Step Action

1 Select [View/Custom View] from the Main Menu.

2 Click in the "View Management" dialog box.

3 In the "Basic Attributes" tab, enter the view name and descriptionsand select the background.

4 Click the "Object Selection" tab and select the link and subnet/NEto be included in the view.

5 Click to create a custom view.

2. Open a custom view

Step Action

1 Select [View/Custom View] from the Main Menu.

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1.6.8 NE Panel

The NE panel displays the visual graphic objects of physical entities such assubracks, units, and ports. The graphic objects that constitute the NE panel reflect

the status changes in different colors. In the T2000, the NE panel is the major meansof equipment configuration. It is also an important means for monitoring equipmentoperation status and locating fault.

Interface

Double-click the NE icon in the Main Topology view to display the NE panel.

Right-click an idle slot, and select the unit to be added.

CloseNE panel

NE name and status Minimize

Legend

button

Shortcut menu

on an idle slot

SlotStatus

Unit

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CloseNE panel

NE name and status Minimize

Legend

button

Shortcut menu

on a unit

Slot

Status

Unit

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1.7 Selecting Operation Objects from Object Tree

Purpose

Before any operations such as configuration and query in the EquipmentMaintenance Console, you need to select operation objects such as NE, unit, port orfunctional module from the object tree in the lower-left pane.

The operations in the Equipment Maintenance Console are taken as an example inthe following description.

Prerequisite

None

Procedure

Step Action

1 After any function selection in the equipment maintenanceconsole, the operation object concerning this function will beshown in the navigation tree on the lower left part of the view.

2 Clicking before the operation object can extend the lowerdirectory contained.

3 Clicking the check boxes before the operation objects can selector not select the objects and all the operation objects they contain.The object selected will have a before.

4 Click double-right-arrow button (red) to be added to the operationinterface in the right pane. Then, operations such as query andconfiguration can be done there.


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1.8 Setting Parameters in the List

Purpose

The T2000 operation interface adopts the style of tree on the left and list on theright. All parameters are set in the list.

The operations in the Equipment Maintenance Console are taken as an example inthe following description.

Prerequisite

None

Procedure

Step Action

1 In the upper-left pane, select a functional node from theEquipment Maintenance Console navigation tree.

2 In the lower-left pane, select the operation object from the objecttree and click the double-right-arrow button (red).

3 Select one or more rows to be set in the list box.

4 Double-click the column to be set in the list to display thepull-down combo box or edit box. Select the appropriate item fromthe combo box or type a desired value in the edit box.

Another way is to right-click the item to be modified to select theappropriate item from the shortcut menu.

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1.9 Operation Precautions

It is forbidden to modify the system time of the server during the T2000operation. Please set the system time during the T2000 installation. To modifythe system time of the server, do exit from the T2000 server first and thenrestart it after the modification.

Do not modify the name and IP address of the computer as T2000 serverrandomly.

Log in the Solaris CDE as t2000 on the UNIX platform. While on the Windowsplatform, you must use the user name and password in the T2000 installationfor login.

Make sure the data at NE side is consistent with that at the NM side. When theNE data configuration is finished and runs normally, please update the data atthe NM side manually or with auto synchronization function.

Backup the T2000 database periodically to minimize the loss caused bysystem abnormity.

If the login user has the authority of system administrator, the operation ofShut Down Server can be implemented. Be cautious to execute thisoperation to avoid shutting down the running server by mistake.

It is recommended to query the latest data from the NE side before settingsparameters.

Usually, when a dangerous operation is going to be implemented, the T2000will give a confirmation message to remind the operator.


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2 Creating TopologyThis chapter introduces how to create topology objects in the T2000. This is the firststep in configuration.

The following tasks are described:

Creating NEs

Changing NE Attributes

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2.1 Creating NEs

There are several ways to create NE icons.

2.1.1 Searching NEs in Batch

Purpose

It is to search for the NE ID information of all NEs in a network and the IP addressesof the gateway NEs by specifying the IP address range of a network to be searched.

Based on the above information, you can create NEs in batch on the T2000 anddisplay them on the Main Topology. The equipment search function of the T2000 canalso be used to search for and display the information about connection betweenNEs, but you need to manually create these fibers/cables one by one.

Searching for and creating NEs in batch is quicker and more accurate than manuallycreating NEs one by one. This method applies to the situation that data has beenconfigured on the NE side and fiber/cable connection has been established betweenNEs.

Prerequisite

NM user with the authority of "system maintainer" or above.

Procedure

Step Action1 Select [Topology/Automatic Equipment Detection] from the Main

Menu.

2 Click . The Input IP dialog box is displayed.

3 Set Address Type to IP Network Section the GNE Is in or GNEIP Address, and enter the IP address. Click .

Note:

You can repeat steps 2~3 to add multiple search fields. The default

search field provided can be deleted.

4 Click . The NEs and Links found are displayed aftersearch.

5 Select the uncreated NE in the NEs Found list and click . The Current NE ID is dialog box is displayed.


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Step Action

6 Enter the NE user name and password. You can select the All NEsuse the same User and Password or Save User and Password forRe-Use combo box when creating multiple NEs.

7 Click . The NE is created in the Main Topology.

2.1.2 Manually Creating NEs

Purpose

Use this procedure to manually create NEs one by one.

This method applies to the situation no matter whether data has been configured onthe NE side or not.

Prerequisite


Procedure

Step Action

1 Right-click in the Main Topology and select [Create/TopologyObject].


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Step Action

2 Select the NE type from the Create Topology Object dialog boxand enter the attribute information of the NE.

Note:

Default NE user of the T2000: root; default password: password. The

NE user to create an NE is at the system maintainer level at least.

You can choose the Pre-Configuration combo box if the data has not

been configured on the NE side.

3 Click .

4 Click in the Main Topology. The icon of this NE appears in theposition where you click.

2.1.3 Deleting NE

Purpose

Use this procedure to manually delete NEs one by one on the NM side.

Prerequisites


Fibers and cables connected to the NE have been deleted.


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Procedure

Step Action

1 Right-click the NE icon in the Main Topology and select [Delete].

The Delete dialog box is displayed.

2 Click . The NE icon is deleted from the Main Topology.

2.1.4 Switching NE User

Purpose

For NE management, you usually need to select an NE user with the correspondingauthority level according to the operation type. To avoid conflict due to the login to

the NE from different clients using the same NE user, you often need to switch theNE user.

Prerequisites


NE user has been created.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Select [System/NE Security Management/NE Login Management]from the Main Menu.

2 Select the NE with the NE user to be switched from the NE list, andclick the double-right-arrow button (red).

3 Select the NE in NE Login Management. Click .The Switch Current NE User dialog box is displayed.

Note:

You can use or to select multiple NEs at one time.


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Step Action

4 Enter the name and password of the new NE user. Click .

5 Click in the Operation Result dialog box.

2.1.5 Creating Topology Subnet

Purpose

The subnet created here is a topological concept only. For the convenience ofmanagement, topology objects in the same area of a network or with similar

attributes are usually arranged in one subnet for display.

Prerequisite


Procedure

Step Action

1 Right-click in the Main Topology and select [Create/Subnet].

2 Select the tab Basic Attributes in the Create Subnet dialog box.Enter the attributes of the subnet.


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Step Action

3 Select the tab Object Selection and select the created NE from thecolumn Object Not Selected. Click the double-right-arrow button(red).

4Click . Click in the Main Topology. The icon appears inthe position where you click.


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2.2 Changing NE Attributes

2.2.1 Changing NE Name and Remarks

Purpose

Use this procedure to change NE name and remarks.

Prerequisite


Procedure

Step Action1 Right-click the NE icon in the Main Topology and select [Attribute].

The NE Attribute dialog box is displayed.

2 Enter the new NE name and remarks. Click .


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2.2.2 Changing NE IP Address

Purpose

Use this procedure to change NE IP Address. Changing NE IP address may interruptthe communication between the NE and the NM.

Prerequisite

NM user with the authority of "system administrator" or above.

Procedure

Step Action

1 Select [Communication/Communication Parameter Setting] in theDCN View.

2 Select the NE and click the double-right-arrow button (red).

3 Enter the new IP in the IP domain and click .


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2.2.3 Changing NE Extended ID

Purpose

Use this procedure to change the NE Extended ID. Extended ID refers to the higher8 bits of the NE ID that are used to identify the subnet where the NE is located, andto distinguish different network segments in the WAN.

Prerequisite

NM user with the authority of "system

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