3FQ-24068-43XG-PGZZA-04-RPEC Fixed Access 7302-7330-7360 ISAM R4 - 3 - X Software Migration MOP

7302 ISAM/ISAM-V
7330 ISAM FTTN

7360 ISAM FX
R4.3.X
Software Migration MOP
Author: Taner USTEBAY, Gucer BAYAT, Ilker ALBAYRAK

Alcatel-Lucent
GPEC (Global Product Expertise Center)

WLEN Fixed Access Team
3FQ 24068 43XG PGZZA
7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX R4.3.X Software Migration MoP
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................... 3
1.1.
1.2.
1.3.
1.4.
1.5.
1.6.
1.7.
1.8.
2.
SITE VISIT PREPARATION..................................................................................12

2.1.
2.2.
2.3.
2.4.
2.5.
2.6.
3.
PRE-MIGRATION CHECKLIST................................................................................16
GETTING THE SOFTWARE..................................................................................16
UPLOAD THE DOWNLOADED SOFTWARE RELEASE TO THE AMS SERVER.....................................18
ISAM MIGRATION OVER TFTP SERVER...................................................................20

4.1.
4.2.
4.3.
4.4.
4.5.
5.
INFORMATION CHECKLIST..................................................................................12
TOOLS AND DEVICES.......................................................................................12
PERSONNEL IN CHARGE....................................................................................13
ESCALATION PROCEDURE...................................................................................13
BOX CONFIGURATIONS.....................................................................................14
TIMETABLE................................................................................................. 15
PRE-MIGRATION TASKS....................................................................................16
3.1.
3.2.
3.3.
4.
HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT..............................................................................3

SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT.................................................................................3
DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY..............................................................................3
FEEDBACK................................................................................................... 3
GLOBAL PRODUCT EXPERTISE CENTER WLEN FIXED ACCESS TEAM HOMEPAGE.............................4
7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX DOCUMENTS AT GPEC SITE....................4
SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST FOR RELEASE 4.3.X...........................................................5
5520 AMS - ISAM COMPATIBILITY.........................................................................11
MIGRATION CHECKLIST.....................................................................................20
MIGRATION WORKFLOW....................................................................................21
PREPARING THE MIGRATION TOOLS.........................................................................22
STARTING MIGRATION PROCESS............................................................................25
POST-SOFTWARE MIGRATION CHECKLIST...................................................................28
ISAM MIGRATION OVER 5520 AMS GUI..................................................................29

5.1.
5.2.
5.3.
5.4.
MIGRATION CHECKLIST.....................................................................................29
PREPARING THE ISAM SOFTWARE..........................................................................29
MIGRATING THE ISAM SOFTWARE..........................................................................32
POST-SOFTWARE MIGRATION CHECKLIST...................................................................35
APPENDIX A.
INDEX OF TABLES............................................................................36
APPENDIX B.
INDEX OF FIGURES...........................................................................37
APPENDIX C.
REFERENCES..................................................................................38
APPENDIX D.
GLOSSARY.....................................................................................39
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1.
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INTRODUCTION
1.1. How to Use This Document
Internal Note: This document was prepared for internal use. For a project version
of this document, local units are responsible for deleting all GPEC, ALU internal
references (names, engineer names, links etc.) and converting the document to
PDF format.
Red highlighted text should be removed before delivering this document.
Yellow highlighted text should be updated before delivering this document.
1.2. Scope of This Document

This document was prepared by ALU GPEC Fixed Access Team. The objective is to
provide detailed information for upgrade of 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN,
7360 ISAM FX R4.3, R4.3.01 & R4.3.02 releases at the customer premises. The
document gives all the information needed for preparation and migration of the
ISAM.
1.3. Document Revision History

Date
Version
Author
Change
10.08.2011
1.0
Taner USTEBAY, ILKER

ALBAYRAK, Gucer BAYAT
Document Creation
03.10.2011
1.1
Taner USTEBAY
Document Update for R4.3.01
28.12.2011
1.2
Mehmet SZBLR
R4.3.02 Update
17.03.2012
1.3
Taner USTEBAY
Adding section ISAM MIGRATION OVER

5520 AMS GUI
18.03.2012
1.4
Taner USTEBAY
Updating GPEC related information
Table 1 : Document Revision History
1.4. Feedback
For any feedback on this document, please contact to GPEC Fixed Access mail list
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1.5. Global Product Expertise Center WLEN Fixed

Access Team Homepage
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1.6. 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX

Documents at GPEC Site
No
Document Name
Hardware Installation MoP
Software Installation & Field Integration MoP
Acceptance Test Procedure
Software Upgrade MoP
Software Migration MoP
Backup and Restore Procedure
Password Recovery Procedure
NE Discovery Procedure
Table 2 : Document List
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1.7. Supported Hardware List for Release 4.3.X

7302 ISAM R4.3.02
Prefix
3EC
3EC
3EC
3EC
3EC
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
Number
37028
37028
37028
37533
37533
00139
00139
00140
00140
00161
00161
00162
00162
21591
21709
Fu Va
AA
AB
AE
NB
ND
AA
BA
AA
BA
AA
AB
AA
AB
AA
AF
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
21710
22195
22513
22736
24564
24594
24685
25261
25263
25590
25591
26682
26685
26698
26698
26698
26698
26999
27003
27289
27289
27289
27289
27420
27420
27420
27562
27562
27562
27649
27715
27725
27725
AA
AF
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
BA
AA
AA
AB
DA
DB
AA
AA
AA
AB
BA
BB
AA
AB
AC
AA
AB
AC
AA
AA
AA
AF
Name
ETSI Central Office Splitter - with N+1 redundancy
ETSI Central Office Splitter
ETSI Central Office Splitter - with full test access
ADSL FAN Unit with dust filter
ADSL Fan Unit - with dust Filter
48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C
48-port Shielded VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C
48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D
48-port Shielded VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D
48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers.H
48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. G
ADSL Splitter Subrack
MII Passive POTS Splitter - with full test access
48 lines ETSI Passive POTS Splitter - no full test
access
Passive POTS Splitter - with metallic test access
Test Access Unit
48 port Passive ADSL-POTS/ISDN Splitter
Passive POTS Splitter
ADSL Splitter Subrack
Passive POTS Splitter
48 lines Passive ADSL-POTS/ISDN splitter -2B1Q
48 lines Passive ADSL-POTS/ISDN splitter -4B3T
24 lines VDSL Ppassive POTS Splitter
24 lines Passive POTS/ISDN 2B1Q VDSL Splitter
MultiDSL LT Unit version B
NEP FleXible Shelf version A
Combined NT Unit version A
SHDSL Cut-Through Applique
SHDSL Cut-Through Applique
MultiDSL CO-LT Version C - POTS
MultiDSL OD-LT Version C - POTS
MultiDSL CO-LT Version D - ISDN
MultiDSL OD-LT Version D - ISDN
FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit version A
FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version A
FD Voice Package Server version A
SHDSL Line Termination Unit version A
FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version A
ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS Splitter
ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS Splitter with MTA
Mnemonic
PSPC
PSPC
PSPC
AFAN
AFAN
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
ASPS
PSPS
PSPS
PSPS
TAUS
PSUS
PSPB
ASPS
PSPB
PSUB
PSUB
VSPB
VSUB
NALT
NFXS
NANT
NANT
NANT
NANT
CTAB
CTAS
NALT
NALT
NALT
NALT
NPOT
NPOT
NPOT
NVPS
NVPS
NVPS
NSLT
NBAT
NPSP
NPSP
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
27944
27944
28111
28209
28619
28682
28793
28794
AB
AF
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
28795
28796
28824
28826
29512
29512
29534
29623
29623
29629
29715
29751
29927
60120
60121
60130
60292
60301
60609
60609
60702
60702
60853
60858
60858
60858
61074
61074
61154
61169
61233
61233
61233
61438
61438
61555
61555
61555
61582
61582
61584
62384
62543
63358
63423
63626
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
BA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AF
AA
BA
AA
BA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AB
BB
BA
BB
AA
AA
AA
BA
BB
AA
BA
AA
AB
CB
AA
BA
BA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
MII Passive POTS Splitter without MTA

MII Passive POTS Splitter with full MTA
MII FleXible Density Shelf version A
GE NT I/O Applique version B
48 port Passive POTS/ISDN (2B1Q) Splitter
FD Ethernet Line Termination
MDF Cut-Through Applique
4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS MDF Splitter Version A
4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 2B1Q MDF
Splitter
4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 4B3T MDF Splitter
Passive VDSL2 Universal 2B1Q Splitter
Passive VDSL2 Universal 4B3T Splitter
MultiDSL OD-LT Version E - POTS
MultiDSL CO-LT Version E - POTS
GE NT Applique I/O version D
FD Non-MTA Splitter Subrack
MII FD Splitter Subrack
ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS VDSL Splitter
48 Ports Passive POTS/ISDN (4B3T) Splitter
FD splitter Power I/O
FD Test Access Unit Subscriber
FD Cut Trough Applique with full MTA
Passive Multi DSLPOTS Splitter with MTA
Option A Passive POTS Splitter
10GE NT I/O applique version F
FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version B
FD ISDN BRA (4B3T) LT Unit version B
48 line FD Wetting Current Applique
Flexible Density Cut-through Applique
FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit Version B
Universal Dummy Front Panel without EMC Gasket
Universal Dummy Front Panel with EMC Gasket
Passive 48-port VDSL2 over POTS Splitter
Passive 48-port ETSI option A POTS Splitter
MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (POTS)
MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (POTS)
MultiDSL over POTS OD-LT Unit version J
MultiDSL over POTS CO-LT Unit version J
Combine NT Unit version D
Combine NT Unit version D (MPLS)
MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN)
MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN)
MultiDSL over ISDN CO-LT Unit version K
FD MTA Splitter Subrack
FD Ethernet Line termination Unit Version B
48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version M
72L ADSL2plus LT with MELT - version M
SHDSL LT Unit with MELT - version B
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NPSP
NPSP
NFXS
NCNC
NPSU
NELT
VCTM
VSPM
VSUM
VSUM
NVSU
NVSU
NALT
NALT
NCNC
NFSS
NFSS
NVSP
NPSP
NPSU
NPIO
NTAU
NCTA
PSPS
NPSP
NCNC
NBAT
NBAT
NWCA
NWCA
NCTA
NPOT
NPOT
NPOT
NVSP
NVSP
NALS
NALS
NALS
NALT
NALT
NANT
NANT
NANT
NALS
NALS
NALT
NFSS
NELT
NVLT
NALT
NSLT
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
63766
63766
63767
63767
64130
64279
64279
64324
64331
64332
64333
64333
64746
64746
65005
65455
65642
65721
65728
65799
AA
BA
AB
BB
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
3FE
65800
AA
3FE
3FE
3FE
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
65820
65821
65830
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
AA
AA
AA
AA
CA
DA
EA
FA
GA
HA
JA
KA
LA
MA
NA
PA
QA
RA
SA
TA

MultiDSL over POTS OD LT Unit - version L
MultiDSL over POTS CO LT Unit - version L
GPON NT I/O Applique version G
GPON Line Termination Board - version A
48L VDSL2 Combined LT/Splitter Unit (POTS)
48L VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit - version P
48L VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit - version Q
48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version N
Combined NT Unit version E
Dummy Front Panel for NGLT Board
FD 48-Line POTS Only LT Unit Version C
10GE NT I/O Applique w/ MPLS - version H
Vector Processing Server Board
48p POTS SLV LT (with integrated splitters)
48p POTS SLV LT with MELT (no integrated splitters)
48p POTS SLV LT without MELT (no integrated
splitters)
72p VDSL2 LT without MELT
72p VDSL2 LT with MELT
48p POTS BLV LT - version C
CWDM SFP Tranceivers
IPDSLAM SFP Optical Modules
Fast Ethernet SFP Optical Modules
Gigabit Ethernet SFP Electrical Modules
FE SFP Optical Bidirectional Modules
GE BX Optical Modules
FE SFP 100Base LX Single Mode with SGMII
Multi-rate 10-Gigabit Optical Module
GE PX20 Optical Modules
Electrical E1-to-GE Convertor Module
10-Gigabit Optical Module
2.5G SFP
Electrical FE SFP
GPON SFP Optical Modules
2.5G BX Optical Modules
CSFP Optical Modules
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NALS
NALS
NALT
NALT
NCNC
NGLT
NGLT
NVLS
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NANT
NANT
NPOT
NCNC
NDPS
NDLS
NDLT
NDLT
NVLT
NVLT
NDLT
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
XFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
Table 3: Supported hardware list of 7302 ISAM for R4.3.02
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7330 ISAM FTTN R4.3.02

Prefix
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
Number
00139
00139
00140
00140
00161
00161
00162
00162
26682
26698
26698
26698
26698
27289
27289
27289
27289
27420
27420
27420
27562
27562
27562
27649
27715
27725
27725
27796
27796
27796
27944
27944
28209
28212
28619
28682
28793
28794
28795
28796
28824
28826
29192
29192
29512
29512
29534
29629
29655
29655
29715
Fu Va
AA
BA
AA
BA
AA
AB
AA
AB
BA
AA
AB
DA
DB
AA
AB
BA
BB
AA
AB
AC
AA
AB
AC
AA
AA
AA
AF
AC
AD
AE
AB
AF
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AB
AA
Name
48-port VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C
48-port Shielded VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit vers. C
48-port VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D
48-port Shielded VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit vers. D
MultiDSL LT Unit version B
MultiDSL CO-LT Version C - POTS
MultiDSL OD-LT Version C - POTS
MultiDSL CO-LT Version D - ISDN
MultiDSL OD-LT Version D - ISDN
FD POTS Only Line Termination Unit version A
SHDSL Line Termination Unit version A
FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version A
ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS Splitter with MTA
Flexible Density Shelf - version B
MII Passive POTS Splitter without MTA
MII Passive POTS Splitter with full MTA
GE NT I/O Applique version B
GE NT I/O Applique version C
48 port Passive POTS/ISDN (2B1Q) Splitter
FD Ethernet Line Termination
MDF Cut-Through Applique
4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS MDF Splitter Version A
4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 2B1Q MDF Splitter
4 lines Passive VDSL-POTS/ISDN 4B3T MDF Splitter
Passive VDSL2 Universal 2B1Q Splitter
Passive VDSL2 Universal 4B3T Splitter
Standard Fan Unit
Low Acoustic Noise Fan Unit
MultiDSL OD-LT Version E - POTS
MultiDSL CO-LT Version E - POTS
GE NT Applique I/O version D
ETSI Passive 48 Port POTS VDSL Splitter
MII FleXible Density Shelf version B
FleXible Density Shelf version B (MII)
Mnemonic
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NALT
NANT
NANT
NANT
NANT
NALT
NALT
NALT
NALT
NPOT
NPOT
NPOT
NVPS
NVPS
NVPS
NSLT
NBAT
NPSP
NPSP
NFXS
NFXS
NFXS
NPSP
NPSP
NCNC
NCNC
NPSU
NELT
VCTM
VSPM
VSUM
VSUM
NVSU
NVSU
AFAN
AFAN
NALT
NALT
NCNC
NVSP
NFXS
NFXS
NPSP
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
29751
29862
29862
60120
60121
60292
60301
60609
60609
60702
60702
60853
60858
60858
60858
61074
61074
61154
61169
61233
61233
61233
61438
61438
61555
61555
61555
61582
61582
61584
62543
63358
63423
63626
63766
63766
63767
63767
64130
64279
64279
64324
64331
64332
64333
64333
64746
64746
65005
65642
65721
65728
65799
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
BA
AA
BA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AB
BB
BA
BB
AA
AA
AA
BA
BB
AA
BA
AA
AB
CB
AA
BA
BA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
BA
AB
BB
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
3FE
65800
AA
48 Ports Passive POTS/ISDN (4B3T) Splitter

GE NT Applique I/O Version E
1GE/2.5GE NT Applique I/O Version E
FD Test Access Unit Subscriber
FD Cut Trough Applique with full MTA
Option A Passive POTS Splitter
10GE NT I/O applique version F
FD ISDN BRA (2B1Q) LT Unit version B
FD ISDN BRA (4B3T) LT Unit version B
Flexible Density Cut-through Applique
Universal Dummy Front Panel without EMC Gasket
Universal Dummy Front Panel with EMC Gasket
Passive 48-port VDSL2 over POTS Splitter
Passive 48-port ETSI option A POTS Splitter
MultiDSL over POTS OD-LT Unit version J
MultiDSL over POTS CO-LT Unit version J
Combine NT Unit version D (MPLS)
MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN)
MultiDSL CO Combined LT/Splitter (ISDN)
MultiDSL over ISDN CO-LT Unit version K
48L VDSL2 LT Unit with MELT - version M
72L ADSL2plus LT with MELT - version M
SHDSL LT Unit with MELT - version B
MultiDSL over POTS OD LT Unit - version L
MultiDSL over POTS CO LT Unit - version L
GPON NT I/O Applique version G
48L VDSL2 Combined LT/Splitter Unit (POTS)
48L VDSL2 over POTS LT Unit - version P
48L VDSL2 over ISDN LT Unit - version Q
Dummy Front Panel for NGLT Board
10GE NT I/O Applique w/ MPLS - version H
Vector Processing Server Board
48p POTS SLV LT (with integrated splitters)
48p POTS SLV LT with MELT (no integrated splitters)
48p POTS SLV LT without MELT (no integrated
splitters)
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NPSU
NCNC
NCNC
NTAU
NCTA
NPSP
NCNC
NBAT
NBAT
NWCA
NWCA
NCTA
NPOT
NPOT
NPOT
NVSP
NVSP
NALS
NALS
NALS
NALT
NALT
NANT
NANT
NANT
NALS
NALS
NALT
NELT
NVLT
NALT
NSLT
NALS
NALS
NALT
NALT
NCNC
NGLT
NGLT
NVLS
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NVLT
NANT
NANT
NCNC
NDPS
NDLS
NDLT
NDLT
3FE
3FE
3FE
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
65820
65821
65830
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
AA
AA
AA
AA
CA
DA
EA
FA
GA
HA
JA
KA
LA
MA
NA
PA
QA
RA
SA
TA
72p VDSL2 LT without MELT

72p VDSL2 LT with MELT
48p POTS BLV LT - version C
CWDM SFP Tranceivers
FE SFP 100Base LX Single Mode with SGMII
Multi-rate 10-Gigabit Optical Module
GE PX20 Optical Modules
2.5G SFP
Electrical FE SFP
2.5G BX Optical Modules
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NVLT
NVLT
NDLT
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
XFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
Table 4 : Supported hardware list of 7330 ISAM FTTN for R4.3.02
7360 ISAM FX R4.3.02

Prefix
3EC
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3FE
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
3HH
Number
37533
53701
53711
54057
62543
64279
64279
64936
64985
64991
64993
64994
65060
65209
65651
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
01046
Fu Va
NB
AC
AA
AA
AA
AA
AB
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
AA
CA
DA
EA
FA
GA
LA
MA
PA
QA
RA
TA
UA
Name
ADSL FAN Unit with dust filter
Combined NT Unit version F
EPON Line Termination Board - version A
FX FE/GE NT I/O Applique - version B
FX-8 shelf for ETSI/MII
General Facility Card version E
General Facility Card version F
FX-4 Fan Unit
FX-8 Fan Unit
Dummy Front Panel for NT board
Electrical FE SFP
Downstream EPON Optical Modules
Mnemonic
AFAN
FANT
FPLT
FNIO
NELT
NGLT
NGLT
NFXS
NGFC
NFXS
NGFC
AFAN
AFAN
NFXS
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
Table 5 : Supported hardware list of 7360 ISAM FX for R4.3.02
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1.8. 5520 AMS - ISAM Compatibility

5520 AMS R9.1.0 supports previous ISAM 4.3 Releases and ISAM 4.3.02 Release with
R4.3 plug v3.0.
2.
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SITE VISIT PREPARATION

This is the list of items recommended to take with you while going to site. Go
through this list before you go to a site-work.
As soon as the date/time of the activities confirmed, inform the Fixed Access
TAC/TSO group in your region. Share your MOP with the TAC team. It is a good
practice to ask them to review your MOPs. Since they are aware of many knownissues, they can make some recommendations. During the activity, if you have any
issues you will need to raise a Support Ticket in order to get a remote support.
2.1. Information Checklist

Fill the form below:
No
Information
Explanation
Box Configurations
2
3
Site Address & Location

Site Security Permission
Site Contact Person
Scope of Work
Remote Access Configurations
See the Box Configuration section in this chapter.

Do you have additional config file to apply the box?
Do you have the information to go there?
Did you arrange the site security permission for the
planned date & time?
Who (from the customer site) will be in charge for
your visit?
Do you know what operations/tasks will you be
responsible for? Do you have a written statement
confirmed by the customer?
Far end devices configurations needs to be done by
the customer or 3rd parties or by yourself.
Table 6 : Site-Visit Information Checklist
2.2. Tools and Devices

No
Material
For Use
1
2
Console Cable
Antistatic wrist strap
3
4
External USB Hard Disk

USB Flash Disk
Screw Driver
Pen and paper
Labeling Stickers
To connect to the box locally

Always use the antistatic wrist strap before you touch the
hardware
To store Backups, SW loads, configurations
Document and file sharing/transfer with the customer or 3rd
parties
To mount a fresh product on-site / To tighten the loose
screws
To take notes while sharing some information with the
customer
Different sized of stickers to label the box, cable endpoints
etc.
Laptop with Com port or

USB to Serial convertor
(Male)
Terminal Program
For example Putty, MS Terminal, Hummingbird

Table 7 : Tools and Devices for site visit
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2.3. Personnel in Charge

The following personnel will be involved in the activity:
Name of personnel
e.g Karl Fredrich Gauss
e.g Leonhard Euler
Role
Contact numbers
e.g. Router Configuration

Engineer Alcatel-Lucent
e.g 5620 SAM Engineer Seven
Bridges of Knigsberg Telecom
Table 8: Personnel in Charge
2.4. Escalation Procedure

During the activity, if any problem occurs then the following engineers and/or
people in charge should be notified for further actions.
Proponent
Name/Group/Contact Number: e.g Edsger Dijkstra / FAE / +90530
IS/Contact Number: e.g Richard Bellman / FO/ +90540
Next Level IS: e.g Lester Ford, Jr / +90505
Implementor
Name/Group/Contact Number: e.g Bernhard Riemann /ALU / +90530..
IS/Contact Number: e.g Isaac Newton / ALU / +90540
Next Level IS: e.g Gottfried Leibniz / ALU / +90505
Change Control
Name/Contact Number: e.g Max Planck / +90530
IS/Contact Number: e.g Paul Dirac / +90540
Next Level IS: e.g Richard Feynman / +90505
Information to Raise a Support Ticket
Welcome Center Phone Welcome Center Email Address Customer Name Customer Support Contract No -
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2.5. Box Configurations

Fill and check the box configuration table with required information before going
site. It is recommended to populate the form below for each box and attach on the
equipment before delivering to the field.
For each server & shelf, fill a separate form as below.
Box Specifications
Location
Serial Number
Role1
Role2
Redundancy
Hardware Model
CPU Model
CPU
Memory
Disk
Power Supply
Faults
Management TCP/IP Config
Management Access Method
Management User Name
Management Password
IP1 Configurations
IP2 Configurations
System Login Info
root password
console password
Host id
Geographical location of device

Enter chassis serial number here
Primary Server
Secondary Server
e.g. Collocated/Distributed
Sun Fire V440 SPARC
Sparc / AMD / Intel
Clock rate and number of cores
In GB
In GB
What are the power requirements of the device?
Any faults seen at the before/after the installation
e.g. IP address for accessing the device
e.g. telnet, ssh or http
e.g. root
e.g. changeme
bge0 : 212.156.115.164/24 ; GW : 212.156.115.254
bge1 : 10.1.1.100/24
e.g. root
e.g. password
e.g. password
Table 9 : Box Configuration
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2.6. Timetable
Fill the activity timetable below according to your plan. Columns starts with
proposal should be filled in before the activity and columns with actual will
be filled in after the password recovery activity.
Activity Details and Coordination
Item Description
Proposed
Proposed End
Start Date/Time Date/Time
eg. Personnel Check
21st Dec 21:30
21st Dec 21:40
eg. Preliminary Work Lists
eg. Reboot the router
Actual
Start
Date/Time
Actual End
Date/Time
e.g Zero Config Startup

e.g. Execute the original
config
e.g. Service and Traffic Check
e.g. Rebooting the Box
( Service Interruption )
Table 10: Timetable
3.
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PRE-MIGRATION TASKS
This section will give detailed information about the tasks that needs to be done
before starting migration procedure.
3.1. Pre-Migration Checklist

Entrance Criteria
The Site Visit Preparation section should be completed.
Pre-Software Migration Checklist
1 Verify that you have remote connection to management server
2 Verify that you have username and password for Unix login
Verify that you have usernames and passwords to login via
3
CLI/TL1 to ISAM node
Verify that you have usernames and passwords to login via
4
CLI/TL1 to ISAM node
MOP and Activity Date/Time Information Shared with Fixed
5
Access TSO/TAC group
Applied
Table 11: Pre-Software Migration Checklist
3.2. Getting the Software

Before starting the software installation, you need to download the required
software.
Download the related release that is going to be installed from the Alcatel-Lucent
Market site: https://support.alcatel-lucent.com/portal/olcsHome.do
1. Log in to Alcatel-Lucent Market.
Figure 1: Log in to Alcatel-Lucent Market
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2. Select the related product.
Figure 2: Selecting the Correct Hardware Model
3. Click on the link "Downloads: Electronic Delivery".

4. Select the related release then click on Next button.
Figure 3: Select Proper Software Release then click on Next button
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5. Enter the download directory then click on the Download button.
Figure 4: Enter the download directory then click on the Download button
6. Please see the Download Succeeded pop-up. The download time may vary
with internet bandwidth.
3.3. Upload the Downloaded Software Release to the

AMS Server
Before uploading the software to AMS server, please check the ISAM OSWP table
from software management interface to find out which release or software working
on ISAM. One OSWP should be empty, if not, un-commit one OSWP and empty the
OSWP.
leg:isadmin># show software-mngt oswp
===============================================================
=========================
oswp table
===============================================================
=========================
|
|
|
|commit
index|name
|availability|act-status|status
-----+---------------------------------------------+------------+----------+-----------1
L6GPAZ42.216
enabled
active
committed
2
NO_OSWP
empty
not-active un-committed
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------oswp count : 2
================================================================
========================
leg:isadmin>#
Table 12: Check ISAM OSWP information
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After that new software can be uploaded to AMS server TFTP directory via remote
connection by typing the following command:
scp <ISAM_SW.tar> username@<AMS_server_IP>:<TFTP_root_directory_of_AMS_Server>
Table 13: Secure Copy to Server
D:\>scp ISAM4_3.tar root@172.29.7.249:/ams/swm/ne

Password:
ISAM4_3.tar
100% 312MB 1.1MB/s 04:38
D:\>
Table 14: Secure Copy to Server
Upload process completed successfully so the migration procedure can be started

over the AMS.
4.
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ISAM MIGRATION OVER TFTP SERVER

For ISAM software migration, please follow the procedures in below. 5520
AMS is acting as a TFTP server as well, also migration procedure is explained
over 5520 AMS server.
4.1. Migration Checklist

Entrance Criteria
The Pre-Migration Tasks section should be completed.
Pre-Installation Checklist
1
Verify that ISAM software package unzipped successfully
Verify that migration tools prepared at designated folders with
2
required rights
3
Verify that Config.pl script configured correctly
Verify that preCheck.pl pre-check script ended without any
4
issues
5
Verify that new software downloaded to ISAM successfully
Verify that migration script migrate.pl started and ended
6
successfully
7
Verify that new software version is active after migration
Applied
Table 15: Pre-Installation Checklist
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4.2. Migration Workflow
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4.3. Preparing the Migration tools

Connect to the 5520 AMS server via SSH or Telnet and then:
1. Navigate to the TFTP directory: /ams/swm/ne
2. Unzip the ISAM software package that transferred at section Upload
the Downloaded Software Release to the AMS Server by typing
tar -xvf <ISAM_SW_package>.tar
bash-3.00# cd ams/swm/ne/
bash-3.00# ls
ISAM4_3.tar bkup
restore
bash-3.00# tar -xvf ISAM4_3.tar
x CDE_profiles, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
x CDE_profiles/M113AA43.001.tar, 3092480 bytes, 6040 tape blocks
x ISAM, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
x ISAM/L6GQAA43.170.tar, 296990720 bytes, 580060 tape blocks
x ISAM/L6GPAA43.170, 143 bytes, 1 tape blocks
x ISAM_migration, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
x ISAM_migration/MLXAAA43.170.tgz, 7911725 bytes, 15453 tape blocks
x Migration_tool, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
x Migration_tool/migrateIsam.3.0.40.tgz, 5712146 bytes, 11157 tape blocks
x SHub_migration, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
x SHub_migration/LanxMigTool.1.63.tgz, 67769 bytes, 133 tape blocks
x docs, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
x docs/3fe65123aaaafmzza01.pdf, 754585 bytes, 1474 tape blocks
x docs/3hh044590105fmzza01.pdf, 653217 bytes, 1276 tape blocks
x docs/3hh07196aaaarjzza06.pdf, 4766147 bytes, 9309 tape blocks
x docs/3hh10318aaaatczza01.pdf, 3948805 bytes, 7713 tape blocks
x readme.txt, 4174 bytes, 9 tape blocks
x xVPS_migration, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
x xVPS_migration/NBTTAA43.170.tgz, 2836763 bytes, 5541 tape blocks
bash-3.00#
Table 16: Extract ISAM package
3. Check the Migration tools inside the tftp directory.
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bash-3.00# ls -lart
total 638730
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610
3 Jul 31 02:11 Migration_tool
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610
3 Jul 31 02:11 ISAM_migration
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610
4 Jul 31 02:11 ISAM
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610
3 Jul 31 02:11 xVPS_migration
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610
3 Jul 31 02:11 SHub_migration
-rw-rw-rw- 1 21058 3610
4174 Jul 31 02:11 readme.txt
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610
3 Jul 31 02:11 CDE_profiles
drwxr-xr-x 2 21058 3610
6 Jul 31 23:17 docs
drwxr-sr-x 5 amssys amssys
5 Aug 3 16:26 ..
drwxrws--- 2 amssys amssys
2 Aug 10 21:40 bkup
2 Aug 10 21:52 restore
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root
amssys 326758400 Aug 13 16:11 ISAM4_3.tar
13 Aug 13 16:18 .
bash-3.00#
Table 17: List all subdirectories
4. Copying & Unzipping the migrateIsam.<release>.tgz zip file to

another folder which is autotooldir in this document.
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
cd /
mkdir autotooldir
chmod 777 autotooldir/
cp /ams/swm/ne/Migration_tool/migrateIsam.3.0.40.tgz /autotooldir/
cd autotooldir/
gunzip migrateIsam.3.0.40.tgz
tar xf migrateIsam.3.0.40.tar
Table 18: Create autotooldir folder and unzip migrateIsam.<release>.tgz
5. Preparing the NT & Lanx migration tools at proper folders

bash-3.00# cp /ams/swm/ne/ISAM_migration/MLXAAA43.170.tgz
/autotooldir/tools/NT
bash-3.00# cd /autotooldir/tools/NT
bash-3.00# gunzip MLXAAA43.170.tgz
bash-3.00# tar xf MLXAAA43.170.tar
bash-3.00# ls
MJSH
MLXAAA43.170.tar dbtool.cfg
bash-3.00# mv MJSH MJSH.exe
bash-3.00# chmod 755 MJSH.exe
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00# cp ams/swm/ne/SHub_migration/LanxMigTool.1.63.tgz
/autotooldir/tools/Lanx/
bash-3.00# cd autotooldir/tools/Lanx
bash-3.00# gunzip LanxMigTool.1.63.tgz
bash-3.00# tar xf LanxMigTool.1.63.tar
bash-3.00# ls
LanxMigTool.1.63.tar mig_release
bash-3.00# cd mig_release/
bash-3.00# mv * ..
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bash-3.00# cd ..
bash-3.00# ls
CVS
DataChangePackage.pm
TableMigration
CalcIpCheckSum
DhcpRelayVrfTable
config
CalcIpCheckSum.c
IGMPXmlfile.txt
inputfile.txt
CalcIpCheckSum_BE
LanxMigTool.1.63.tar
issnvram.txt
CalcIpCheckSum_LE
Migrationtool.pl
mig_release
CalcIpCheckSum_LE_linux README.txt
migration.dat
bash-3.00# cd mig_release/
bash-3.00# ls
bash-3.00# cd ..
bash-3.00# rm -r mig_release/
bash-3.00#
Table 19: Prepare NT & Lanx Migration Tools
6. Run Config.pl for configuring PBMT parameter. The parameters that

need to be changed are displayed at below
bash-3.00# ./Config.pl
./Config.pl -- Version: V3.0.26::Config.pl - 3.0.02 - 2011/03/19 (PbmtConfig.pm - 3.0.04 2010/12/14)
PBMT parameter file configuration utility.
.
.
.
TFTP top-directory name (depends on the installation) [/var/opt/aws/common/tftpd/data]
: /ams/swm/ne/
>>>> Temporary directory for the migration process. Will be concatenated with the
value of TFTPDIR.
>>>> Default is "tmp".
.
.
.
CLI username
: <CLI_Username>
>>>> Default CLI password. Configured using Config.pl and stored encrypted.
CLI password
: <CLI_Password>
>>>> Default TL1 username. Configured using Config.pl and stored encrypted.
TL1 username
: <TL1_Username>
>>>> Default TL1 password. Configured using Config.pl and stored encrypted.
TL1 password
: <TL1_Password>
>>>> Default SFTP User. Configured using Config.pl and stored encrypted.
SFTP username
: <SFTP_Username>
.
.
.
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Table 20: Config.pl
7. Copying & unzipping the ISAM software files to required folders.

bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
bash-3.00#
cd /ams/swm/ne/
cp ISAM/L6GPAA43.170 L6GPAA43.170
cp ISAM/L6GQAA43.170.tar L6GQAAAA43.170.tar
tar xf L6GQAAAA43.170.tar
Table 21: Copy&Unzip ISAM SW
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8. Editing descriptor file to match TFTP server IP address which is the

AMS server IP address for this procedure.
bash-3.00# vi L6GPAA43.170
"L6GPAA43.170" 5 lines, 143 characters
;
OVERALL-DESCRIPTOR-FILE L6GPAA43.170
BEGIN
SYNTAX-VERSION : 01.00;
ASAM-CORE
: L6GQAA43.170/L6GQAA43.170 <IP Address of AMS Server> 0.0.0.0;
END
bash-3.00# cat L6GPAA43.170
OVERALL-DESCRIPTOR-FILE L6GPAA43.170
BEGIN
SYNTAX-VERSION : 01.00;
ASAM-CORE
: L6GQAA43.170/L6GQAA43.170 172.29.7.249 0.0.0.0;
END
bash-3.00#
Table 22: Overall-Descriptor file
9. Running pre-migration check tool preCheck.pl to check all nodes

are ready to migrate
bash-3.00# cd /autotooldir
bash-3.00# ./preCheck.pl --isam <ISAM_IP_Address> --swp <Descriptor_File>
--cliusername <username> --clipassword <password> --logfile precheck.log
--debug
2011-04-05 18:25:38 [main::PrintOptionsSummary:736] ./preCheck.pl -- Version:
V3.0.26::preCheck.pl - 3.0.08 - 2011/03/19
.
.
.
2011-04-05 18:25:53 [main::CheckIsams:1453] Child 0: finished...
2011-04-05 18:25:53 [main::main:1864] Child 0: exit code: '0' (0: Success), signal: '0'
2011-04-05 18:25:58 [main::main:1877] All childs finished, exiting
bash-3.00#
Table 23: preCheck.pl
4.4. Starting Migration Process

After preparing migration tools, software migration can be done by
following procedure:
1. Downloading the new software to ISAMs
bash-3.00# ./swdl.pl --isam <ISAM_IP_Address> --swp <Descriptor_File>
--logfile swdl.log --debug
2011-08-13 19:06:13 [main::PrintOptionsSummary:745] ./swdl.pl -- Version:
V3.0.40::swdl.pl - 3.0.09 - 2011/06/10
2011-04-05 18:31:39 [main::PrintOptionsSummary:715] Options:
.
.
.
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2011-04-05 18:34:33 [main::main:1590] Child 0: exit code: '0' (0: Success), signal:
'0'
Table 24: swdl.pl
2. Checking the ISAM for the new downloaded software package. The
new package will be not-active & un-committed.
=============================================================
===================
oswp table
=============================================================
===================
|
|
|
|commit
index|name
-----+-------------------------------------+------------+----------+-----------1
L6GPAZ42.216
enabled
active
committed
2
L6GPAA43.170
enabled
not-active un-committed
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------oswp count : 2
=============================================================
===================
Table 25: OSWP list
3. Start the migration procedure by running migrate.pl script

bash-3.00# ./migrate.pl --isam <ISAM_IP_Address> --swp <Descriptor_File>
--cliusername <Username> --clipassword <Password> --logfile migrate.log
-debug
2011-04-05 18:46:15 [main::PrintOptionsSummary:1206] ./migrate.pl -- Version:
V3.0.26::migrate.pl - 3.0.08 - 2011/03/19
2011-04-05 18:46:15 [main::PrintOptionsSummary:1207] Options:
2011-04-05 18:46:15 [main::PrintOptionsSummary:1208] Nr Sessions
:1
.
.
.
2011-04-05 18:46:16 [MigrateIsam7302HiCap::PrintToolVersions:1634] NT OFLMT version :
18.0.1 Build: 4202.401
2011-04-05 18:50:18 [main::MigrateIsams:2263] Child 0: 2011-04-05 18:50:18: Finished
172.29.5.64... in 243 seconds
2011-04-05 18:50:18 [main::MigrateIsams:2291] Child 0: finished...
2011-04-05 18:50:19 [main::main:2703] Child 0: exit code: '0' (0: Success), signal: '0'
Table 26: migrate.pl
4. Check the ISAM OSWP after migration.

=======================================================
======================
oswp table
=======================================================
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======================
|
|
|
|commit
index|name
-----+---------------------------------+------------+----------+-----------1
L6GPAZ42.216
enabled
not-active committed
2
L6GPAA43.170
enabled
active
un-committed
----------------------------------------------------------------------------oswp count : 2
=======================================================
======================
leg:isadmin>#
Table 27: OSWP list after download
5. Check the active software to see new version.

==================================================
====================
leg:isadmin># show software-mngt version etsi
==================================================
====================
etsi table
==================================================
====================
isam-release : R4.3
==================================================
====================
leg:isadmin>#
Table 28: Show New Version
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4.5. Post-Software Migration Checklist

1
2
3
Post- Software Upgrade Checklist

Verify the migration operation is successfully completed
Verify that ISAM node is back online after software activation
Verify the new software version with old configuration
Exit Criteria
Applied
The ISAM Migration over AMS section should be completed.
Table 29: Post-SW Upgrade Checklist
5.
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ISAM MIGRATION OVER 5520 AMS GUI

For ISAM software migration by using 5520 AMS GUI, please follow the
procedures in below. 5520 AMS GUI client will be used & please refer to
[2].5520 AMS Software Installation MoP for how to install 5520 AMS GUI
client
Note: For managing ISAM R4.3.X, 5520 AMS R9.1.0 or later versions are
mandatory.
5.1. Migration Checklist

Entrance Criteria
The Pre-Migration Tasks section should be completed.
Pre-Installation Checklist
1
Verify that ISAM software package repacked successfully
Verify that repacked ISAM software package transferred to right
2
folder.
3
Verify that new NE software package created correctly
4
Verify that new software downloaded to ISAM successfully
5
Verify that migration started and ended successfully
6
Verify that new software version is active after migration
Applied
5.2. Preparing the ISAM Software

Connect to the 5520 AMS server via SSH or Telnet with amssys user and
then:
1. Navigate to the TFTP directory: /ams/swm/ne
2. Transfer the ISAM software package that transferred at section
Upload the Downloaded Software Release to the AMS Server to
another folder.
3. Repack the ISAM software by using the ams_sw_repack script
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bash-3.00$ ams_sw_repack.sh -type ISAM-I -sw /ISAM_SW/ISAM4_3_02d.tar

-swVersion R4.3.02d -output isam.4.3.02d_repack.tar
Extracting ISAM4_3_02d.tar ...
............................................done
Extracting M113AA43.005.tar ...
.............................................................done
Extracting L6GQAA43.408.tar ...
................................................................................................done
Extracting MLXAAA43.408.tar ...
....done
Extracting LanxMigTool.1.66.tar ...
................done
Extracting NBTTAA43.408.tar ...
...done
Extracting migrateIsam.3.0.55.tar ...
.....................................................................................................................done
Processing Config.pl ....
done
Tar ...
....................................................................................................................................................
............done
Clearing tmp files ...
done
Successful
Table 30: SW Repacking
4. Transfer the repacked ISAM software package to

/var/opt/ams/shared/common/ne/software folder.
5. Login to the 5520 AMS GUI client & open the Software perspective.
6. In the Software perspective, expand the Software Releases &
right click to NE SW Releases.
7. In the right click menu, Select Create& than NE SW Releases
Figure 5: Creating NW SW Release
8. NE SW Release creation window will pop-up. In this window, select

the NE Type/Release & fill in the Description sections. Click to
Browse & select the repacked ISAM SW file.
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Figure 6: Configuring the NE SW Release
Figure 7: Selecting the Repacked SW Package
9. Press to finish & 5520 AMS will start to add the new ISAM software. It
will take couple of minutes.
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5.3. Migrating the ISAM software

1. In the Software perspective, select the new NE software Release &
right click to it.
2. In the right click menu, select Actions > Download to NE
Figure 8: Downloading new SW
3. In the Download NE Software window, select ISAMs by pressing Add

button. Then press to "Finish. Download progress will take up to 10
min depending on the network speed.
4. After download completed without any errors, check the new
software by selecting the ISAM on the Network perspective then go to
Infrastructure > Software > OSWP
Figure 9: Checking New SW on ISAM
5. Go back to Software perspective, select the new NE software

Release & right click to it again.
6. In the right click menu, select Actions & then Migrate NE.
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Figure 10: Migrating NE
7. In the Migrate NE window select the ISAM & then press to Finish
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Figure 11: Migrate NE Window
8. 5520 AMS will start to migrate the ISAM to new software. Migration
procedure will take couple of minutes & during the migration there
will be service lost. Check the migration results windows for any
errors.
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Figure 12: Migration Results
9. Check the active software to see new version.
Figure 13: Checking SW Version
5.4. Post-Software Migration Checklist

1
2
3
Post- Software Upgrade Checklist

Verify the migration operation is successfully completed
Verify that ISAM node is back online after software activation
Verify the new software version with old configuration
Exit Criteria
Applied
The ISAM MIGRATION OVER 5520 AMS GUI section should be completed.
Table 31: Post-SW Upgrade Checklist
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APPENDIX A. INDEX OF TABLES

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1 : DOCUMENT REVISION HISTORY.....................................................................3

2 : DOCUMENT LIST...................................................................................4
3: SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST OF 7302 ISAM FOR R4.3.02.........................................7
4 : SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST OF 7330 ISAM FTTN FOR R4.3.02................................10
5 : SUPPORTED HARDWARE LIST OF 7360 ISAM FX FOR R4.3.02...................................11
6 : SITE-VISIT INFORMATION CHECKLIST..............................................................12
7 : TOOLS AND DEVICES FOR SITE VISIT..............................................................12
8: PERSONNEL IN CHARGE...........................................................................13
9 : BOX CONFIGURATION.............................................................................14
10: TIMETABLE......................................................................................15
11: PRE-SOFTWARE MIGRATION CHECKLIST..........................................................16
12: CHECK ISAM OSWP INFORMATION..............................................................18
13: SECURE COPY TO SERVER........................................................................19
14: SECURE COPY TO SERVER........................................................................19
15: PRE-INSTALLATION CHECKLIST...................................................................20
16: EXTRACT ISAM PACKAGE........................................................................22
17: LIST ALL SUBDIRECTORIES........................................................................22
18: CREATE AUTOTOOLDIR FOLDER AND UNZIP MIGRATEISAM.<RELEASE>.TGZ.........................23
19: PREPARE NT & LANX MIGRATION TOOLS........................................................23
20: CONFIG.PL......................................................................................24
21: COPY&UNZIP ISAM SW.........................................................................24
22: OVERALL-DESCRIPTOR FILE......................................................................25
23: PRECHECK.PL...................................................................................25
24: SWDL.PL........................................................................................26
25: OSWP LIST.....................................................................................26
26: MIGRATE.PL.....................................................................................26
27: OSWP LIST AFTER DOWNLOAD..................................................................26
28: SHOW NEW VERSION............................................................................27
29: POST-SW UPGRADE CHECKLIST.................................................................28
30: SW REPACKING..................................................................................30
31: POST-SW UPGRADE CHECKLIST.................................................................35
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APPENDIX B. INDEX OF FIGURES

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FIGURE
1: LOG IN TO ALCATEL-LUCENT MARKET............................................................16

2: SELECTING THE CORRECT HARDWARE MODEL....................................................17
3: SELECT PROPER SOFTWARE RELEASE THEN CLICK ON NEXT BUTTON...........................17
4: ENTER THE DOWNLOAD DIRECTORY THEN CLICK ON THE DOWNLOAD BUTTON..................18
5: CREATING NW SW RELEASE.....................................................................30
6: CONFIGURING THE NE SW RELEASE.............................................................31
7: SELECTING THE REPACKED SW PACKAGE.........................................................31
8: DOWNLOADING NEW SW.........................................................................32
9: CHECKING NEW SW ON ISAM...................................................................32
10: MIGRATING NE.................................................................................33
11: MIGRATE NE WINDOW..........................................................................34
12: MIGRATION RESULTS............................................................................34
13: CHECKING SW VERSION........................................................................35
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APPENDIX C. REFERENCES
[1].GPEC WEB Site:
https://all1.na.alcatel-lucent.com/teams/GPECIPDWA/default.aspx
[2].5520 AMS Software Installation MoP

http://aww.ngn.bel.alcatel.be/scm-lib4/show-entry.cgi?number=3FQ-24061-910SPGZZA
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APPENDIX D. GLOSSARY
ADSL
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
AMS
ACCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
ETSI
European Telecommunications Standard Institute
FD
Flexible Density
GUI
Graphical User Interface
ISAM
Intelligent Services Access Manager
LT
Line Termination
NT
Network Termination
OSWP
Over-all SoftWare Package
PBMT
Push-Button Migration Tool
SSH
Secure Shell
TFTP
Trivial File Transfer Protocol
xDLT
xDSL Line Termination

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SITE VISIT PREPARATION..................................................................................12

ISAM MIGRATION OVER TFTP SERVER...................................................................20

HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT..............................................................................3

ISAM MIGRATION OVER 5520 AMS GUI..................................................................29

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1.2. Scope of This Document

1.3. Document Revision History

Taner USTEBAY, ILKER

Document Update for R4.3.01

Adding section ISAM MIGRATION OVER

Updating GPEC related information

Table 1 : Document Revision History

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1.5. Global Product Expertise Center WLEN Fixed

1.6. 7302 ISAM/ISAM-V, 7330 ISAM FTTN, 7360 ISAM FX

Hardware Installation MoP

Software Installation & Field Integration MoP

Acceptance Test Procedure

Software Upgrade MoP

Software Migration MoP

Backup and Restore Procedure

Password Recovery Procedure

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1.7. Supported Hardware List for Release 4.3.X

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MII Passive POTS Splitter without MTA

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MultiDSL OD Combined LT/Splitter (POTS)

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7330 ISAM FTTN R4.3.02

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48 Ports Passive POTS/ISDN (4B3T) Splitter

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72p VDSL2 LT without MELT

Table 4 : Supported hardware list of 7330 ISAM FTTN for R4.3.02

7360 ISAM FX R4.3.02

Table 5 : Supported hardware list of 7360 ISAM FX for R4.3.02

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1.8. 5520 AMS - ISAM Compatibility

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SITE VISIT PREPARATION

2.1. Information Checklist

Site Address & Location

Site Contact Person

Remote Access Configurations

See the Box Configuration section in this chapter.

Table 6 : Site-Visit Information Checklist