sjzl20092878-netnumen m31 (ran) (v3[1].10.420) mml terminal operation guide

NetNumen M31(RAN)Mobile Network Element Management System

MML Terminal Operation Guide

Version 3.10.420

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Revision History

Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

R1.1 July 24, 2009 Review and Test Comments Modification

R1.0 June 27, 2009 First edition

Serial Number: sjzl20092878

Contents

Preface............................................................... i

Overview...........................................................1MML Terminal Introduction............................................... 1

Navigating to MML Terminal ............................................. 2

MML Terminal....................................................5Using MML Terminal ........................................................ 5

Executing NetNumen™ Commands in MML..................... 5

Executing OMM Commands in MML ............................... 8

Obtaining Command Help ...........................................10

Checking History Commands.......................................12

Executing Commands Manually in MML.........................14

Searching Commands ................................................16

Clearing Results ........................................................17

Saving Results ..........................................................18

Saving Results as NE..................................................20

Deleting History Commands ........................................21

Deleting All History Commands....................................22

Saving History Command ...........................................23

Saving All History Commands......................................25

Using Telnet..................................................................27

Executing NetNumen™ Commands through Telnet .........28

Executing OMM Commands through Telnet ....................30

Figures ............................................................33

Tables .............................................................35

Glossary ..........................................................37

Preface

Purpose This manual provides information about MML commands termi-nal. This manual also explains the procedure of executing NetNu-men™M31 commands, retrieving history commands, and clearingor saving results and history commands in MML terminal.

IntendedAudience

This manual is intended for technical managers, engineers andtechnicians who perform different operations on NetNumen™M31Mobile Network Element Management System.

What Is in ThisManual

This manual contains the following chapters:

TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMMARY

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1, Overview Introduces the overview of MML Terminaland explains the procedure to navigate toMML Terminal interface.

Chapter 2, MML Terminal Introduces the method of executingcommands and performing variousfunctions in MML Terminal, and theprocedure of executing commands throughTelnet.

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C h a p t e r 1

Overview

Table of ContentsMML Terminal Introduction................................................... 1Navigating to MML Terminal ................................................. 2

MML Terminal IntroductionMML terminal facilitates users by providing GUI based commandinputs. MML terminal also provides command line inputs to ex-ecute commands that are not available in GUI, such as internalcommands that are not available for customers.

Figure 1 shows panes in MML terminal interface.

FIGURE 1 PANES IN MML TERMINAL INTERFACE

1. MML Message Area2. Topology Tree3. System Message Area4. MML Commands Tree5. Commands Input Area (Text)6. Command Parameters Pane

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The parameters and buttons between MML Message Area andCommand Parameters Pane are described as follows:

� Code shows the current command being executed and lists pre-viously executed commands in the drop-down list.

� and buttons are used to navigate between previousand next commands.

� Execute button is used execute the current command.

� MML message area has three tabs, that is, Command ExecuteResult, Help and History Command, and they are describes, asfollows:

� Command Execute Result displays the result after the com-mand is executed.

� Help provides complete help for every command includingfunction, syntax, input/output parameters, and example.

� History Command displays the list of previously executedcommands showing execution time, result, and commandcontents.

Navigating to MML TerminalShort Description To log into NetNumen™M31 client and navigate to MML Terminal

Prerequisites Prior to performing this task, meet the following requirements:

� NetNumen™M31 Client software is installed successfully

� NetNumen™M31 server is started completely

� Oracle database is running normally

Context Perform the following steps to log into NetNumen™M31 client andopen the main interface:

Steps 1. Start NetNumen™M31 client by double-clicking Run clientbutton on the desktop, as shown in Figure 2, or by selectingRun client from the Start menu, as shown in Figure 3.

FIGURE 2 RUN CLIENT DESKTOP SHORTCUT

FIGURE 3 RUN CLIENT START MENU SHORTCUT

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Chapter 1 Overview

2. Enter the User Name, Password and Server Address in theLogin interface, as shown in Figure 4 and click OK.

FIGURE 4 NETNUMEN™M31 CLIENT LOGIN INTERFACE

3. Upon successful login to NetNumen™M31, Topology Man-agement module appears by default, as shown in Figure 5. Ifuser enters wrong message NetNumen system display warningmessage to enter correctly.

FIGURE 5 NETNUMEN™M31 MAIN INTERFACE

4. On the menu bar, click View > MML Terminal, to open MMLTerminal as shown in Figure 6.



FIGURE 6 NAVIGATING TO MML TERMINAL INTERFACE

END OF STEPS

Result Login to NetNumen™M31 client is successful, and MML Termi-nal is open.


C h a p t e r 2

MML Terminal

Table of ContentsUsing MML Terminal ............................................................ 5Using Telnet......................................................................27

Using MML TerminalMML facilitates engineering staff in performing their tasks. MMLprovides command line inputs to execute various single or batchcommands. This section explains the various functions that canbe performed in MML terminal.

Executing NetNumen™ Commandsin MML

Short Description To execute NetNumen™ commands in MML

Prerequisites To execute MML commands, meet the following requirements.

� The NetNumen server is started successfully

� The NE agent to be operated is activated

� One activated NE agent’s icon should be in blue color

� User must have right to execute commands

� User must enter correct command

Context Perform the following steps to execute commands in MML:

Steps 1. Login to NetNumen™M31 client.

2. On the menu bar, click View > MML Terminal, to open MMLTerminal.

3. Select the root node, that is, NetNumen from the NE tree, asshown in Figure 7.



FIGURE 7 SELECTING ROOT NODE - NETNUMEN

4. All commands specific to NetNumen appears in commandtree, as shown in Figure 8. Select the required command.

FIGURE 8 NETNUMEN COMMANDS

5. Enter the parameter values as shown in Figure 9 and click onExecute.


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FIGURE 9 COMMAND PARAMETERS

END OF STEPS

Result The command is executed successfully and the result is shown inthe result area of the interface, as shown in Figure 10.

FIGURE 10 COMMAND RESULT



Executing OMM Commands in MML

Short Description To execute OMM commands in MML

Prerequisites None




3. Select the NE, from the NE tree, as shown in Figure 11.

Note:

NE tree contains all the NEs NetNumen is connected with; in-cluding GSM and WCDMA. Figure 11 shows WCDMA NEs. How-ever, GSM NEs also appear in the list, if exists.

FIGURE 11 SELECTING NE

4. All commands specific to NE appears in command tree, asshown in Figure 12. Select the required command.



FIGURE 12 NE COMMANDS

5. Enter the parameter values as shown in Figure 13 and click onExecute.

FIGURE 13 COMMAND PARAMETERS

END OF STEPS




FIGURE 14 COMMAND RESULT

Obtaining Command Help

Short Description To obtain a command help in MML

Prerequisites None




3. Select the node whose command help is required, from the NEtree, as shown in Figure 15.



FIGURE 15 SELECTING NE

4. All commands specific to the selected NE appears in commandtree, as shown in Figure 16. Select the command for whichhelp is required and click Help tab under the result area of theinterface.

FIGURE 16 SELECTING COMMAND

END OF STEPS

Result Help on the selected command is displayed on the screen as shownin Figure 17.



FIGURE 17 SELECTING HELP TAB

Checking History Commands

Short Description To check the history commands

Prerequisites NetNumen™ client is logged-in and working fine. The client is notlogged-out after the execution of commands.

Context Perform the following step to execute commands in MML:

Steps 1. Click on History Commands tab under the result area of theinterface, as shown in Figure 18.



FIGURE 18 CHECKING HISTORY COMMANDS

END OF STEPS

Result History commands are displayed on the screen, as shown in Figure19.

FIGURE 19 HISTORY COMMANDS



Executing Commands Manually inMML

Short Description To execute commands manually in MML

Prerequisites None

Context Perform the following steps to execute commands manually inMML:



3. Enter commands in commands area, as shown in Figure 20,and click on Execute or press F5 on the keyboard. If user en-ters wrong command, NetNumen system displays Command doesnot exist message, as shown in Figure 21

FIGURE 20 EXECUTING COMMANDS MANUALLY



FIGURE 21 MML TERMINAL WARNING MESSAGE

END OF STEPS


FIGURE 22 RESULT OF MANUALLY EXECUTED COMMAND



Searching Commands

Short Description To search commands in MML

Prerequisites None




3. Click on Search tab under command tree area, as shown inFigure 23.

FIGURE 23 SELECTING SEARCH

4. Enter the search keyword in Key Words field, as shown inFigure 24.



FIGURE 24 SEARCHING COMMANDS IN MML

END OF STEPS

Result The search for commands in MML is performed successfully.

Clearing Results

Short Description To clear results


Context Perform the following step to clear the results:

Steps 1. Right click on the result area, and select Clear, as shown inFigure 25.



FIGURE 25 CLEARING RESULTS

END OF STEPS

Result All Results are cleared from the result area of the interface.

Saving Results

Short Description To save results



Steps 1. Right click on the result area and then select Save, as shownin Figure 26.



FIGURE 26 SAVING RESULTS

2. Select the destination directory, enter File Name and clickSave, as shown in Figure 27.

FIGURE 27 SELECT DESTINATION DIRECTORY

3. Message window appears, as shown in Figure 28, showing thesuccessful saving of the results. Click OK.



FIGURE 28 MESSAGE WINDOW

END OF STEPS

Result The results file is successfully saved.

Saving Results as NE

Short Description To save results as NE


Context Perform the following steps to save result as NE:

Steps 1. Right click on the result area, and select Save As NE, as shownin Figure 29.

FIGURE 29 SAVING RESULTS AS NE

2. Select the destination directory, enter File Name and clickSave, as shown in Figure 30.



FIGURE 30 SELECT DESTINATION DIRECTORY

3. Message window appears, as shown in Figure 31, showing thesuccessful saving of the results as NE. Click OK.

FIGURE 31 MESSAGE WINDOW

END OF STEPS

Result The results file is successfully saved as NE.

Deleting History Commands

Short Description To delete history commands


Context Perform the following steps to delete history commands in MML:





2. Right-click on the command to delete, and select Delete, asshown in Figure 33.

FIGURE 33 DELETING HISTORY COMMAND

END OF STEPS

Result History command is deleted successfully.

Deleting All History Commands

Short Description To delete all history commands


Context Perform the following steps to delete all history commands in MML:





2. Right-click on a command, and select Clear, as shown in Figure35.

FIGURE 35 DELETING ALL HISTORY COMMAND

END OF STEPS

Result All history commands are deleted successfully.

Saving History Command

Short Description To save history commands







2. Right-click on the command to save, and select Save, asshown in Figure 37.

FIGURE 37 SAVING HISTORY COMMAND

3. Save window appears as shown in Figure 38, select destinationfolder to save, enter File Name, and click Save.



FIGURE 38 SELECT DESTINATION FOLDER

4. Message dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 39, showingthe successful saving of the file. Click Ok.

FIGURE 39 MESSAGE DIALOG BOX

END OF STEPS

Result History command is saved successfully.

Saving All History Commands

Short Description To save all history commands







2. Right-click on a command, and select Save All, as shown inFigure 41.

FIGURE 41 SAVING ALL HISTORY COMMAND

3. Save window appears as shown in Figure 42, select destinationfolder to save, enter File Name, and click Save.



FIGURE 42 SELECT DESTINATION FOLDER

4. Message dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 43, showingthe successful saving of the file. Click Ok.

FIGURE 43 MESSAGE DIALOG BOX

END OF STEPS

Result All history commands are saved successfully.

Using TelnetThis section explains the procedure of executing commandsthrough Telnet.



Executing NetNumen™ Commandsthrough Telnet

Short Description To execute commands through Telnet

Prerequisites None

Context Perform the following steps to execute commands through Telnet:

Steps 1. Execute the command prompt. Click Start > Run and entercmd, as shown in Figure 44. Click OK.

FIGURE 44 EXECUTING COMMAND PROMPT

2. In command prompt window, type telnet <ip address>2121 and press Enter.

Note:

Replace <ip address> with the actual IP address of NetNu-men™ Server.

3. Telnet gets connected with NetNumen™ and prompts for user-name and password, as shown in Figure 45. Log in by typingusername and password.



FIGURE 45 CONNECTING TO NETNUMEN THORUGH TELNET

4. The authentication succeeds and user is logged on to NetNu-men. Type command and press Enter, as shown in Figure 46.

FIGURE 46 EXECUTING OMM COMMAND THROUGH TELNET

END OF STEPS

Result The user is connected to NetNumen™ and command execution issuccessful.



Executing OMM Commands throughTelnet

Short Description To execute commands through Telnet

Prerequisites None

Context Perform the following steps to execute commands through Telnet:

Steps 1. Execute the command prompt. Click Start > Run and entercmd, as shown in Figure 47. Click OK.

FIGURE 47 EXECUTING COMMAND PROMPT

2. In command prompt window, type telnet <ip address>2121 and press Enter.

Note:

Replace <ip address> with the actual IP address of NetNu-men™ Server.

3. Telnet gets connected with NetNumen™ and prompts for user-name and password, as shown in Figure 48. Log in by typingusername and password.



FIGURE 48 CONNECTING TO NETNUMEN™ THORUGH TELNET

4. The authentication succeeds and user is logged on to NetNu-men. Type set amo: <name of NE>; and press Enter, asshown in Figure 49.

Note:

Replace <name of NE> with the actual name of NE.

FIGURE 49 EXECUTING COMMAND THROUGH TELNET

5. Type command and press Enter, as shown in Figure 50.



FIGURE 50 EXECUTING OMM COMMAND

END OF STEPS

Result The user is connected to NetNumen™ and OMM, and OMM com-mand execution is successful.


Figures

Figure 1 Panes In MML Terminal Interface .............................. 1

Figure 2 Run Client Desktop Shortcut .................................... 2

Figure 3 Run Client Start Menu Shortcut ................................ 2

Figure 4 NetNumen™M31 Client Login Interface ..................... 3

Figure 5 NetNumen™M31 Main Interface ............................... 3

Figure 6 Navigating To MML Terminal Interface ....................... 4

Figure 7 Selecting Root Node - NetNumen.............................. 6

Figure 8 NetNumen Commands ............................................ 6

Figure 9 Command Parameters............................................. 7

Figure 10 Command Result .................................................. 7

Figure 11 Selecting NE ........................................................ 8

Figure 12 NE Commands ..................................................... 9

Figure 13 Command Parameters........................................... 9

Figure 14 Command Result .................................................10

Figure 15 Selecting NE .......................................................11

Figure 16 Selecting Command.............................................11

Figure 17 Selecting Help Tab ...............................................12

Figure 18 Checking History Commands.................................13

Figure 19 History Commands ..............................................13

Figure 20 Executing Commands Manually .............................14

Figure 21 MML Terminal Warning Message ............................15

Figure 22 Result Of Manually Executed Command ..................15

Figure 23 Selecting Search .................................................16

Figure 24 Searching Commands in MML................................17

Figure 25 Clearing Results ..................................................18

Figure 26 Saving Results ....................................................19

Figure 27 Select Destination Directory..................................19

Figure 28 Message Window.................................................20

Figure 29 Saving Results as NE ...........................................20

Figure 30 Select Destination Directory .................................21

Figure 31 Message Window.................................................21


Figure 33 Deleting History Command ...................................22




Figure 35 Deleting All History Command ...............................23


Figure 37 Saving History Command .....................................24

Figure 38 Select Destination Folder .....................................25

Figure 39 Message Dialog Box .............................................25


Figure 41 Saving All History Command .................................26

Figure 42 Select Destination Folder .....................................27

Figure 43 Message Dialog Box .............................................27

Figure 44 Executing Command Prompt .................................28

Figure 45 Connecting to Netnumen thorugh Telnet .................29

Figure 46 Executing OMM Command through Telnet ...............29

Figure 47 Executing Command Prompt .................................30

Figure 48 Connecting to NetNumen™ thorugh Telnet ..............31

Figure 49 Executing Command through Telnet .......................31

Figure 50 Executing OMM Command ....................................32


Tables

Table 1 Chapter Summary .................................................... i



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Glossary

GSM - Global System for Mobile communication

GUI - Graphics User Interface

MML - Man Machine Language

NE - Network Element

OMM - Operation & Maintenance Module

WCDMA - Wideband Code Division Multiple Access


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