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ZXWN CS OMC Installation

Course Objectives:

Oracle Database Installation

OMC Installation

OMM Installation

Reference:

ZXWN MSC Server Software Installation

ZXWN MGW Software Installation


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Contents

1 Software Architecture and Installation Flow............................................................................................1

1.1 ZXWN CS Software Classification........................................................................................................1

1.2 Installation Flow......................................................................................................................................2

1.3 Environmental Requirements..................................................................................................................2

2 Oracle Database Installation.......................................................................................................................5

2.1 Uninstalling Oracle.................................................................................................................................5

2.2 Installing Oracle......................................................................................................................................7

2.3 Verifying Oracle Installation.................................................................................................................26

2.4 Installing Oracle Patch Set....................................................................................................................31

2.5 Upgrading Oracle..................................................................................................................................36

3 ZTE Unified Network Management Software Installation...................................................................39

3.1 Installing Network Management Server on OMM Server...................................................................39

3.2 Installing Network Management Client on OMM Client.....................................................................49

3.3 Verifying ZTE Unified Network Management Server Installation......................................................56

3.4 Verifying ZTE Unified Network Management Client Installation.......................................................57

4 OMM Local System Software Installation..............................................................................................59

4.1 Installing OMM Local System Client...................................................................................................59

4.2 Configuring OMM Local System Client (Straight Mode)...................................................................63

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1 Software Architecture and InstallationFlow

1.1 ZXWN CS Software Classification

ZXWN CS consists of two main entities such as MSC Server (MSCS) and Media

Gateway (MGW). They have different data configuration and functional modules but,

same software system. These software modules and data configurations enable both

entities to achieve their own functions. ZXWN CS software system includes

foreground operating system, call processing, signal processing, modules and

performance monitoring.

Table 1.1 -1 shows the software architecture of ZXWN CS (based on location)

Table 1.1-1 ZXWN CS Software Architecture (Location Based)

Location Description Software

Foreground To run foreground equipmentsuch as physical boards etc.

MS-DOS 6.22, VxWorks 5.4 and versionfiles loaded on board.

Background To run background equipment

such as computer.

Windows Server 2003, Windows XP,

Oracle9.2.0.1.0 for Windows, ZTE

network management server software

and ZX-NM .

Table 1.1 -2 shows the software architecture of ZXWN CS (based on functions).

Table 1.1-2 ZXWN CS Software Architecture (Function Based)

Function Location Software Pre-Installed

Operating

System

Foreground MS-DOS 6.22, VxWorks 5.4. Yes

Background Windows Server 2003, Windows XP. Yes

Database Foreground Nil Nil

Background Oracle 9.2.0.5.0 for Windows. No

Application

Software

Foreground Version files loaded on boards. No

Background ZTE unified network management software

and ZX-NM local maintenance software.

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1.2 Installation Flow

Before delivering ZXWN CS, install foreground system running software, background

operating system software and database management software.

1.2.1 On-Site Installation

For on-site software installation, check whether operating system and database

management system in foreground and background software are running normally.

1.2.2 Installation Flow

Following flow chart describes the software installation flow of ZXWN CS, as shown

in Fig 1.2 -1.

Start

Foreground software installation/

data configuration, check and

modification

Re-loading foreground in-service

software/version update

Software installation of

background OMC Server

Check and configuration

after installation

Background OS

installation and check

Background DB

installation and check

Software installation of

background OMC Client

End

Fig 1.2-1 Installation Flow

1.3 Environmental Requirements

Foreground equipment requires MS-DOS 6.22 and VxWorks 5.4 operating system.


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Chapter 4 OMM Local System Software Installation

Before the delivery, boards are installed with this software.

Note:There is no need to install such operating system separately.

1.3.1 O&M Server

Table 1.3 -3 describes the operating environment for ZXWN CS Operation &

Maintenance server.

Table 1.3-3 O&M Server

Operating Environment Requirement

Operating System Windows Server 2003

RAID Mode RAID 1+0+0

Hard Disk Partition Disk C with 4G or 8G Partitioning

File Format NTFS (Recommended)

Installation Path

Operating system is installed on Disk C.

Oracle database is installed on Disk D.

O&M Server software is installed on Disk other then Disk C and

Disk D.

Network Service & Protocol TCP/IP Protocol

1.3.2 O&M Client

Table 1.3 -4 describes the operating environment for ZXWN CS Operation &

Maintenance client.

Table 1.3-4 O&M Client


Operating System Windows XP

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Raid Mode None

Hard Disk PartitionDisk C with 4G Partitioning (NTFS)

Disk C with 2G Partitioning (FAT)

File Format NTFS (Recommended)

Installation PathOperating system is installed on Disk C.

O&M client software is installed on Disk C.

Network Service & Protocol TCP/IP Protocol

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2 Oracle Database Installation

2.1 Uninstalling Oracle

This topic describes the procedure to uninstall Oracle database for ZXWN CS.

Uninstall operation is necessary to remove old versions of software and install new

version.

Before proceeding to uninstall Oracle database, check for the following conditions.

1. Windows Server 2003 is installed with all patches.

2. Oracle 9.2.0.1.0 database is installed for Windows.

2.1.1 Steps

To uninstall Oracle database, perform the following steps.

1. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and

then stop all Oracle services, as shown in Fig 2.1 -2.

Fig 2.1-2 Stop Oracle Services

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Select and right-click each oracle service one by one and press stop

on menu-bar.

2. Click Start > Programs > Oracle Installation Products >

Universal Installer and then uninstall all Oracle products.

3. Click Start > Run, and then enterregedit to access the registry.

4. Select and right-click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE >

ORACLE and thenclickDelete to delete entry as shown in Fig 2.1 -3.

Fig 2.1-3 Oracle Software Entry

5. In registry, select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SYSTEM > Current Control

Set > Services. Select all Oracle entries andpress delete as shown in Fig 2.1 -4.


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Fig 2.1-4 Registry Services

6. Delete all Oracle groups and icons from desktop, startup group, and program

menus.

7. Restart the computer to permanently delete the directory for the Oracle database.

2.2 Installing Oracle

This topic describes the procedure to install Oracle 9.2.0.1.0 database for ZXWN CS.

2.2.1 Prerequisites

Before proceeding to install Oracle database, check the following conditions.

Windows Server 2003 is installed with all patches.

Network protocols are conFigd.

At least 500 MB space is reserved for system partition.

At least 3 GB space is reserved for home partition.

At least 10 GB space is reserved for storing database table files.

Previous version of Oracle database and all of its components are uninstalled from

OS.

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2.2.2 Steps

To install Oracle database, perform the following steps.

1. Insert installation CD of Oracle 9.2.0.1.0 into CD-ROM drive and run setup.exe

file.

2. Oracle Universal Installer: Welcome interface appears. ClickNext, as shown

in Fig 2.2 -5.

Fig 2.2-5 Oracle Universal Installer: WELCOME

3. Oracle Universal Installer: File Location interface appears. Browse Oracle

home name and its full path, then clickNext, as shown in Fig 2.2 -6.

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Fig 2.2-6 Oracle Universal Installer: File Location

Note:Oracle home name consists of up to 16 characters. It can only contain letters, numbers,

and underscores.

4. Oracle Universal Installer: Available Products interface appears. Select

Oracle9i Database 9.2.0.1.0 radio button and then clickNext, as shown in Fig

2.2 -7.

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Fig 2.2-7 Oracle Universal Installer: Available Productcs

5. Oracle Universal Installer: Installation Types interface appears. Select

Enterprise Edition (2.86 GB) radio button and then clickNext, as shown in Fig

2.2 -8.

Fig 2.2-8 Oracle Universal Installer: Installation Types

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6. Oracle Universal Installer: Database Configuration interface appears. Select

Customized radio button and then clickNext, as shown in Fig 2.2 -9.

Fig 2.2-9 Oracle Universal Installer: Database Configuration

7. Oracle Universal Installer: Oracle Servers for Microsoft Transaction Server

interface appears. Accept default port number and then clickNext, as shown in

Fig 2.2 -10.

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Fig 2.2-10 Oracle Universal Installer

8. Oracle Universal Installer: Summary interface appears. Check installation

information and then clickInstall, as shown in Fig 2.2 -11.

Fig 2.2-11 Oracle Universal Installer: Summary

9. When installation progress reaches 100%, Oracle Net Configuration

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Assistant: Welcome interface appears. ClickNext, as shown in Fig 2.2 -12.

Fig 2.2-12 Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Welcome

10. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Directory Usage Configuration window

appears. Select No, I want to defer this configuration to another time radio

button and then click Next, as shown in Fig 2.2 -13.

Fig 2.2-13 Directory Usage Configuration

11. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Listener Configuration, Listener Name

interface appears. Accept default Listener name and then clickNext, as shown

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in Fig 2.2 -14.

Fig 2.2-14 Listener Configuration, Listener Name

12. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Listener Configuration, Select

Protocols interface appears. Accept default options and then click Next, as

shown in Fig 2.2 -15.

Fig 2.2-15 Listener Configuration, Select Protocols

13. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Listener Configuration, TCP/IP

Protocol interface appears. Accept default option Use the standard port

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number of 1521 radio button and then clickNext, as shown in Fig 2.2 -16.

Fig 2.2-16 Listener Configuration, TCP/IP Protocol

14. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Listener Configuration, More

Listeners? Interface appears. Accept default option No and then clickNext, as


Fig 2.2-17 Listener Configuration, More Listener?

15. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Listener Configuration Done interface

appears. ClickNext, as shown in Fig 2.2 -18.

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Fig 2.2-18 Listener Configuration Done

16. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Naming Methods Configuration interface

appears. Accept default option No, I do not want to change the naming methods

conFigd and then click Next, as shown in Fig 2.2 -19.

Fig 2.2-19 Naming Methods Configuration

17. Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: Done interface appears. Click Finish, as


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Fig 2.2-20 Oracle Net Configuration Assistant: done

18. After Oracle net configuration assistant finishes, Database Configuration

Assistant: Welcome interface appears. Click Next, as shown in Fig 2.2 -21.

Fig 2.2-21 Database Configurations Assistant: Welcome

19. Database Configuration Assistant, Step 1 of 8:Operations interface appears.

Accept default option Create a database, and then click Next, as shown in Fig

2.2 -22.

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Fig 2.2-22 Database Configuration Assistant, Step 1 of 8

20. Database Configuration Assistant, Step 2 of 8: Database Templates interface

appears. Select General Purpose radio button and then click Next, as shown in

Fig 2.2 -23.


21. Database Configuration Assistant, Step 3 of 7: Database Identification interface

appears. Enter Global Database Name and SID and then click Next, as shown in

Fig 2.2 -24.

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Note:Global Database Name and SID are same for ZXWN CS Software Installation.

22. Database Configuration Assistant, Step 4 of 7: Database Connection Options

interface appears. Select default option Dedicated Server Node and then click

Next, as shown in Fig 2.2 -25.


23. Database Configuration Assistant, Step 5 of 7: Initialization Parameters interface

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appears. Click Memory tab. Select Custom radio button and then set memory

initialization parameters, as shown in Fig 2.2 -26.


24. On Initialization Parameters interface, click Character Sets tab. Select Choose

from the list of character sets, and then select ZHS16GBK from drop-down list,

as shown in Fig 2.2 -27.


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25. On Initialization Parameters interface, select DB Sizing tab. Enter "2" in Sort

Area Size box. Change units to M Bytes, as shown in Fig 2.2 -28.


26. For File Locations and Archive option, accept default settings and then click

Next.

27. Database Configuration Assistant, Step 6 of 7: Database Storage interface

appears. Select Controlfile from Storage tree on left pane. Click Options tab and

then set parameters, as shown in Fig 2.2 -29.

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28. On Database Storage interface, select node 1 under Redo Log Groups on left

pane. Change File Size to 1200 KBytes. Repeat this operation on node 2 and

node 3 and then click Next, as shown in Fig 2.2 -30.

Fig 2.2-30 Database Storage Redo Log groups

29. Database Configuration Assistant, Step 7 of 7: Creation Options interface

appears. Accept default option Create Database and then click Finish, as shown

in Fig 2.2 -31.

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30. Summary interface appears. Check database configuration and then click OK, as


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Fig 2.2-32 Summary

Note:If parameters are incorrect, click Back to go to desired window to modify the

parameters and then click Next for this window.

Result: Setup wizard copies database files, initializes database, creates and starts

Oracle instance and then completes the database creation, as shown in Fig 2.2 -33.

Fig 2.2-33 Database Configuration Assistant

31. When installation progress reaches 100%, Database interface appears. Enter

SYS Password and SYSTEM Password and then clickExit, as shown in Fig

2.2 -34.

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Fig 2.2-34 Setting Passwords

Note:Sys password and system password can be same, usually womc.

32. On End of Installation interface, click Exit to complete the Oracle installation, as


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Fig 2.2-35 Oracle Universal Installer: End Of Installation

2.3 Verifying Oracle Installation

This topic describes the procedure to verify Oracle database installation for ZXWN CS.

2.3.1 Prerequisites

Before proceeding to verify Oracle database installation, check the following

conditions.

Windows Server 2003 is running normally.

Oracle installation is complete.

2.3.2 Steps

To verify Oracle installation, perform the following steps.

1. Click Start and then Run on the Microsoft windows toolbar.

2. Enter cmd on Run dialog box and then clickOK.

3. Enter sqlplus/nologcommand as shown in Fig 2.3 -36 and then press Enter.

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Fig 2.3-36 SQLPLUS /NOLOG

4. Enter SQL>connect sys/password as sysdba command as shown in Fig 2.3 -37

and then press Enter.

Fig 2.3-37 Connect Sys/Password

5. Enter SQL>shutdown command as shown in Fig 2.3 -38 and then press Enter.

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Fig 2.3-38 Shutdown

6. Enter SQL>startup command as shown in Fig 2.3 -39 and then press Enter.

Fig 2.3-39 Startup

7. Enter SQLexit command as shown in Fig 2.3 -40 and then press Enter.

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Fig 2.3-40 Exit

Note:If step 1 to 5 executes successfully, it means Oracle service is connected, enabled and

verification process is complete.

8. Enter C:\>lsnrctl start command as shown in Fig 2.3 -41 and then press Enter.

Fig 2.3-41 Listener Start

9. Enter C:\>lsnrctl stop command as shown in Fig 2.3 -42 and then press Enter.

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Fig 2.3-42 Listener Stop

Note:If step 8 and 9 executes successfully, it means Oracle listener has started and stopped,

and verification process is complete.

10. Enter C :\> sqlplus command as shown in Fig 2.3 -43 and then press Enter.

Fig 2.3-43 SQLPLUS Login

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If step 10 executes successfully, it means SQLPLUS program is normally logged on

and verification process is complete. When SQLPLUS program is normally logged on,

user name is system instead of sys.

2.4 Installing Oracle Patch Set

This topic describes the procedure of installing Oracle patch set to upgrade into Oracle

9.2.0.5.0 for avoiding database problems.

Note:If the current installed Oracle database version is 9.2.0.5.0, then skip this topic.

2.4.1 Prerequisites

To install Oracle patch set, meet the following requirements.

Install Windows Server 2003 operating system

Install TCP/IP protocol

Install Oracle 9.2.0.1.0 database for Windows operating system

Minimum space should be between 300MB to 3GB for installing Oracle databasepatch set

2.4.2 Steps

To install Oracle patch set, perform the following steps.

1. Select Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Tools -> Services to stop the

functioning of all Oracle services, as shown in Fig 2.4 -44.

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Fig 2.4-44 Services Window

2. Insert an Oracle update patch set installation CD into CD-ROM drive and

double-clickSetup.exe.

3. A Welcome message window is opened, as shown in Fig 2.4 -45. ClickNext

button to enter into file-path interface.

Fig 2.4-45 Welcome Screen

4. Specify the source and destination file-path to install Oracle update patch set and

click Next button, as shown in Fig 2.4 -46.

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Fig 2.4-46 Specify File Location

5. Choose Oracle Universal Installer 10.1.0.2.0 and click Next button, as shown in

Fig 2.4 -47.

Fig 2.4-47 Select Product

6. Verify the OUI summary report and click Install to begin Oracle database

installation as shown in Fig 2.4 -48.

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Fig 2.4-48 Summary Report

7. Fig 2.4 -49 shows the progress of installation.

Fig 2.4-49 Installation Progress

8. After successful installation, a message window (stating end of installation)

appears on the screen and click Exit button, as shown in Fig 2.4 -50.

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12. Verify the OUI summary report again and click Install to begin Oracle patch set

installation.

13. After patch set installation is completed, click Exit button.

2.5 Upgrading Oracle

This topic describes the procedure to upgrade Oracle database.

Note:After installing Oracle Database patch Set 9.2.0.5.0, immediately implement the

upgrading process to prevent database problems.

Before proceeding to upgrade Oracle database, check the following conditions.

Check the registry, to ensure that the registry database exists. For example,

ORACLE_SID.

Oracle is running normally.

2.5.1 Steps

To upgrade Oracle database, perform the following steps.

1. Click Start and then Run on the Microsoft windows toolbar.

2. Enter sqlplus /as sysdba as shown in Fig 2.5 -52 and then press OK to

connect to database.

Fig 2.5-52 SQL Plus

3. Enter shutdown immediate command as shown in Fig 2.5 -53 and then press

Enter.

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Fig 2.5-53 Shutdown Database

Result: Database will be shutdown as shown in Fig 2.5 -54.

Fig 2.5-54 Database Closed

4. Enter startup migrate command in order to load database as shown in Fig 2.5

-55 and press Enter.

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Fig 2.5-55 Database Launched

5. Enter @?\rdbms\admin\catpatch command in order to start the database

upgrading process. This whole process will take several minutes. Fig 2.5 -56

shows the results after completion of the upgrading process.

Fig 2.5-56 Upgrading database

6. Enter shutdown immediate command in order to shutdown the database.

7. Enter startup command in order to start the database.

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3 ZTE Unified Network ManagementSoftware Installation

This chapter describes the installation and configuration process of network

management software.

Both the server and client of the ZTE unified network management software has to be

integrated with OMM server. ZTE unified network management software is a unified

platform of implementing operation and maintenance functions of ZXWN-CN series

equipment. This platform includes two functional modules such as server and client. It

is integrated with many operation and maintenance tools, which adopts the

client/server mode, and has excellent background management function.

3.1 Installing Network Management Server on OMM Server

This topic describes the procedure of installing network management server on ZXWN

CS OMMserver.

To install network management server, meet the following requirements.

Windows operating system is running normally.

Oracle database is working properly.

IP address (or name) of Oracle database Server and password of "sys", database

instance number (SID) are set properly.

3.1.1 Steps

To install network management server, perform the following steps.

1. Insert installation CD into CD-ROM drive, explore setup directory and then

double-clickinstall.bat file.

2. Please Select Language interface appears. Select desired language and then

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Fig 3.1-57 Language Selection

3. Please Select The Setup Product interface appears. Select NetNumen M30

MSCS/MGW radio button and then clickNext, as shown in Fig 3.1 -58.

Fig 3.1-58 Product Setup Selection

4. A window with Welcome To Use The Software message appears. Select

Typical Setup radio button and then clickNext, as shown in the Fig 3.1 -59.


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Fig 3.1-59 Typical Setup

5. Please Select Product Module interface appears. Select both Server and Client

check box and then clickNext, as shown in Fig 3.1 -60.

Fig 3.1-60 Product Module Selection

6. Select setup item interface appears. Select Database Setup and Setup ORB check

box and then click Next, as shown in Fig 3.1 -61.

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Fig 3.1-61 Setup Item Selection

7. A window with CORBA Norm Supported message appears. Select CMCC

TDv1.00 radio button and click NEXT button, as shown in Fig 3.1 -62.

Fig 3.1-62 Selecting CORBA Norm

8. A window with Please Select Database message appears. Select Oracle radio

button, as shown in Fig 3.1 -63.

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Fig 3.1-63 Database Selection

9. Setup Path interface appears. Browse setup path of OMM Server and then click


Fig 3.1-64 Setup Path Selection

Note:If setup path is not available, system prompts to create it.

Press OK as shown in Fig 3.1 -65.

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Fig 3.1-65 Confirmation Message

10. Install Information interface appears. Click Next, as shown in Fig 3.1 -66.

Fig 3.1-66 Install Information

11. Copying Files interface appears. After 100% completion of coping files, click


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Fig 3.1-67 Copying Files

12. A window with ZXOMMS DataBase message appears. Enter Server IP address,

SID username and password and path where Oracle database has been installed,

and click Next, as shown in Fig 3.1 -68.

Fig 3.1-68 Report Database

13. Set Size Of Database interface appears. Select default values and then click


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Fig 3.1-69 Set Database Size

14. ZXWOMMS DataBase Install interface appears. After 100% completion, click


Fig 3.1-70 Database Server Installation

15. Please Choose Functions interface appears. Select default value and then click


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Fig 3.1-71 Choosing Functions

16. Config The Environment interface appears. After 100% configuration, click


Fig 3.1-72 Environment Configuration

17. Hierarchy set interface appears. Click Next with default settings, as shown in

Fig 3.1 -73.

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Fig 3.1-73 Hierarchy Set

18. Server ID interface appears. Click Next with default settings, as shown in Fig

3.1 -74.

Fig 3.1-74 Server ID

19. A Config the Environment of Software interface appears. On Server Config Tab,

enter IP address of OMM server and click Apply button as shown in Fig 3.1

-75.

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Fig 3.1-75 Server Configuration

20. A Setup Is Finished interface appears. Click Finish button to complete the installation.

3.2 Installing Network Management Client on OMM Client

This topic describes the procedure of installing network management client software

on ZXWN CS OMM client.

3.2.1 Prerequisites

To install network management client, meet the following requirements.



Network management server software installation is completed.

Set the client IP address to ping the server.

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Note:

Server and client can run on same computer.

3.2.2 Steps

To install network management client, perform the following steps.

1. Insert installation CD into CD-ROM drive, explore setup directory and then

double-clickinstall.bat file.

2. Please Select Language interface appears. Select desired language and then

clickNEXT, as shown in Fig 3.2 -76.

Fig 3.2-76 Language Selection

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3. Please Select The Setup Product interface appears. Select ZXWOMMS radio button

and then clickNEXT, as shown in Fig 3.2 -77.

Fig 3.2-77 Product Setup Selection

4. Welcome to Use The Software interface appears. Select Typical Setup radio button

and then clickNEXT, as shown in the Fig 3.2 -78.


5. Please Select Product Module interface appears. Select Client check box and then

clickNEXT, as shown in Fig 3.2 -79.

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Fig 3.2-79 Product Module Selection

6. Select Setup Item interface appears. ClickNEXT, as shown in Fig 3.2 -80.

Fig 3.2-80 Setup Item Selection

7. Setup Path interface appears. Browse setup path of OMM Server and then click

Next,as shown in Fig 3.2 -81.

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Fig 3.2-81 Setup Path Selection

Note: If setup path is not available, system prompts to create it. Press OK as shown in

Fig 3.2 -82.

Fig 3.2-82 Confirmation Message

8. Install Information interface appears. Click NEXT, as shown in Fig 3.2 -83.

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Fig 3.2-83 Install Information

9. Copying Files interface appears. After 100% completion of coping files, click

NEXT as shown in Fig 3.2 -84.

Fig 3.2-84 Copying Files

10. Please Choose Functions interface appears. Select default value and then click

NEXT, as shown in Fig 3.2 -85.

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Fig 3.2-85 Choose Functions

11. Config The Environment interface appears. After 100% configuration, click

NEXT, as shown in Fig 3.2 -86.

Fig 3.2-86 Environment Configuration

12. Setup Is Finished interface appears. Click Finish

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3.3 Verifying ZTE Unified Network Management Server Installation

To verify network management server installation, meet the following conditions.



Process of installing OMM Server software is complete.

IP address (or name) of Oracle database server, password of "sys", and database

instance number (SID) are set properly.

3.3.1 Steps

To verify network management server installation, perform the following steps.

1. Click Start > Programs > ZXWN-CS(OMM) > Start Server

Result: Unified management system console server automatically runs and

UMS Server interface appears, as shown in Fig 3.3 -87.

Fig 3.3-87 UMS Server

Note:Fig 3.3 -87 shows the Operation result as successful, which means that installation,

has been successfully completed

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3.4 Verifying ZTE Unified Network Management Client Installation

To verify network management client installation, meet the following requirements.


OMM Server software installation is complete.

OMM Client software installation is complete.

IP address of client is set so that client can ping server successfully.

3.4.1 Steps

To verify network management client installation, perform the following steps.

1. Click Start > Programs > ZXWN-CS(OMM) > Start Client .

2. A Login interface appears. Enter default User Name as admin, password as null

and enter IP address of server, and clickOK, as shown in Fig 3.4 -88.

Fig 3.4-88 Login Interface

Note:If FTP server configuration is incorrect on the Server, an error message appears. In this

case, reconFig FTP server on the server.

Result: If login succeeds, the server transfers FTP files to the client and then OMM

client interface appears.

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4 OMM Local System Software Installation

This chapter describes the installation method of functional modules of OMM local

system software (also called as ZX-NM).

When OMM client connects indirectly to foreground OMP through OMM server, then

install OMM server local maintenance software on OMM server, and OMM client local

maintenance software on OMM client.

When OMM client connects directly to the foreground OMP, then install OMM client

local maintenance software.

4.1 Installing OMM Local System Client

ZX-NM is an important operation and maintenance software platform for ZXWN-CN

equipments. This software includes four functional modules: OMM local system

server, OMM local system client, bill system server and lawful interception gate.

To install OMM local system client, meet the following requirements.

The host computer has been installed with Windows Server 2003.

The ZX-NM software disk is prepared.

4.1.1 Steps

To install OMM local system client, perform the following steps.

1. Insert the ZX-NM disk into the CD-ROM, open the setup file folder, and then

double-click the install.bat program.

2. After about 5~10 seconds, the Setup window will pop up, as shown in Fig 4.1

-89. Select English to install the English version software and then click the

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Fig 4.1-89 Setup

3. As shown in Fig 4.1 -90, select OMM Local System Server Setup and then

click the Next button.

Fig 4.1-90 Selecting the Setup Product

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5. As shown in Fig 4.1 -92, select the check box Setup Program and then click

the Next button.

Fig 4.1-92 Setup Program

6. The Setup Path window appears. On this window, select or input the

installation path and then click the Next button. As shown in Fig 4.1 -93, if the

inputted installation directory doesnt exist, the Confirm dialog will pop up.

Click the OKbutton.

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Fig 4.1-93 Setup Path

7. The Install Information window appears. After confirming the installation

information, click the Next button.

8. The file copy progress will be displayed on the progress indicator. The copy

operation may take 5 minutes. After the copy, click the Next button.

9. The Please Choose Functions appears, as shown in Fig 4.1 -94. Select the

check box Set BDE and Add the Shortcut Link, and then click the Next

button.

Fig 4.1-94 Please Choose Functions

10. When the Config the environment status is 100%, click the Next button.

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Fig 4.1-95 Config the Environment

11. The Setup/ Update is finished window appears, as shown in Fig 4.1 -96. Select

Reboot the computer now, and then click the Finish button. The computer will

restart and the installation is completed.

Fig 4.1-96 Setup/Update is finshied

4.2 Configuring OMM Local System Client (Straight Mode)

When the OMM Client connects with the foreground OMP directly, the OMM Client

should be conFigd as the straight mode. This topic describes how to conFig the straight

mode.

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Networking Connection between OMM Client and foreground OMP is shown in Fig

4.2 -97.

OMM Client

Ethernet

Foreground

Background

M

P

O

M

P

Fig 4.2-97 Communication Between OMM Cilent and Foreground OMP

4.2.1 Prerequisite

IP address of OMM Client is 192.x.x.x. The OMM Client connects to the foreground

OMP and can successfully ping the IP address (192.x.x.x) of the foreground OMP.

Steps

To conFig OMM local system client through straight mode, perform the following

4.2.2 steps

1. Click Start > Programs > OMM local system client > OMM local system

client, and then start the program. The Inactive floating toolbar appears, as


Fig 4.2-98 Inactive Floating

2. On starting the communication support for first time, a Failed in biding

socket message box pops up. Its main reason is that another communication is

running or setup file is no longer in effect. ClickYes button on the Message box.

3. Click the Loginbutton, and then input the Username and the password, then the

floating toolbar will change, as shown in Fig 4.2 -99. The default username is

root and the default password is change1. The OMM local maintenance system

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provides many maintenance tools, such as CRD management, SPU monitoring

management, MP monitoring management, client backup, failure observation.

Fig 4.2-99 Login Interface

4. On the Link Setup tab, click the Set Position button, as shown in Fig 4.2 -100.

Fig 4.2-100 Link Setup

5. Modify these parameters based on Table 4.2 -5. Click the Okbutton as shown

in Fig 4.2 -101.

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Fig 4.2-101 Set Position

6. Click the Cancel button to return to the Fig 4.2 -100.

7. On the Link Setup tab, click the Set Role button.

8. As shown in Fig 4.2 -102, select Client for role and 5057 for port. Click the OK

button and then the prompt Position changed, you need restart Winnttcp, now

restart? appears.

Fig 4.2-102 Set Role

9. Click the Cancel button to return to the Link Setup window, as shown in Fig

4.2 -100.

10. On the Link Setup window, click the New button. The New Node dialog

appears, as shown in Fig 4.2 -103.

Fig 4.2-103 New Node

11. On the New Node window, modify the parameters according to Table 4.2 -6.

Click the Ok button to return to the Link Setup window, as shown in Fig 4.2

-100.

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12. Click the button to minimize the window as the gear icon on the bottom

right corner of the task bar. The configuration is completed.

The steps for viewing the configuration results are as follows:

1. As shown in Fig 4.2 -104, right click the icon and click Exit on the popup

menu. At this time, the Input Password dialog pops up.

Fig 4.2-104 Exit

2. As shown in Fig 4.2 -105, input the password xxxxxx (case-insensitive).

Click the Confirm button to exit Winnttcp.

Fig 4.2-105 Input Password

3. About five seconds later, Winnttcp will restart automatically and be minimized

as the gear icon on the bottom right corner of the taskbar. Click the gear icon,

then the ZTE Communication System window appears, as shown in Fig 4.2

-106.

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Fig 4.2-106 ZTE Communication System

On the Link Setup tab, the OMM Server node number is 226, the service processor

adopts the default configuration 140. This node can be deleted through click the Delete

button on the Fig 4.2 -100. As shown in Fig 4.2 -106, the link status between 132

node and 226 node is Linking. Other statuses are shown on the top right corner of the

Link Setup window.

4. Select the Link Information tab to check the link status and other information, as


Fig 4.2-107 Link Information

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5. Select Link Setup tab to view the basic configuration information, as shown in

Fig 4.2 -108. Note: the basic configuration information can not be modified. If

it is required to modify it, please refer to the configuration steps.

Fig 4.2-108 Link Setup

After the OMM local system client is installed successfully, seven new directories are

added under the installation path, as shown in Table 4.2 -7.

Table 28 shows the different set positions for various parameters.

Table 4.2-5 Set Position

Parameter Meaning Instance Instruction

Area The local area code 25 -

Bureau - - Within 1~254

Node - 132 Different OMM Clients should

be conFigd with different node

numbers. It is within 129~254

IP Address Indicates IP

address(192.x.x.x)comm

unicating with OMM

Server

192.168.0.2 -

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MASK The sub network mask of

the local IP address

255.255.0.0 -

OutIP - Unchecked

Nexthop Module number of the

foreground OMP

Check it and type 1 -

Table 4.2-6 Parameter Table of New Added Access Nodes

Parameter Meaning Instance Instruction

Name =Node +number - The node name is changed

automatically according to the node

number

Bureau - 10 In general, the fourth section of the

IP address of OMP is the bureau No.

IP IP address of the accessed

foreground OMP

192.168.1.10 -

Node OMP module No. of the

accessed node

1 -

Listen Whether listen at the port Unchecked -

Table 4.2-7 New Added Directory

Name Meaning

Bin The executable file directory of the system

Conf The configuration file directory of the system

Lib The dynamic link libraries directory of the system

ttttLocale The internationalization resource directory

Tools The database maintenance tool directoryWinjre The JAVA running database

Data The system data directory

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