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5 Process and Service Management...........................................................................................5-1
5.1 Process and Service.......................................................................................................................................5-2 5.2 Process and Service List................................................................................................................................5-2 5.3 Managing Process ....................................................................................................................................... 5-11 5.3.1 Start Mode..........................................................................................................................................5-12 5.3.2 Starting Process..................................................................................................................................5-12 5.3.3 Stoping Process ..................................................................................................................................5-13 5.3.4 Setting the Start Mode........................................................................................................................5-13 5.3.5 Setting the Process Information Sampling .........................................................................................5-14
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Figures
Figures
Figure 5-1 Enter the manual sampling file name..............................................................................................5-14 Figure 5-2 Setting automatic sampling parameters ..........................................................................................5-15
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Tables
Tables
Table 5-1 Process and service list of DMS .........................................................................................................5-2 Table 5-2 Setting automatic sampling parameters ............................................................................................5-14
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Section
5.1 Process and Service 5.2 Process and Service List 5.3 Managing Process
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mdp
Indicates the message distribution process. It distributes messages for each process.
EmfSysMoniDm
Indicates the system monitoring process. It starts, stops, or monitors processes on the DMS server. It monitors the running status of the memory, CPU and database.
mdp
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Process Name
Function
Occupied Port
EmfSecuDm
None
EmfTopoDm
Indicates the topology management process. It manages topologies by space, logic, or network.
It must be started and cannot be stopped. If this process is stopped, the operation on the client has no response. It must be started and cannot be stopped.
mdp, EmfSecuDm
None
EmfFaultDm
Indicates the fault management process. It provides functions such as receiving and querying alarms, correlation analysis, and acknowledge ment.
mdp, EmfTopoDm
None
EmfPerfDm
Indicates the real-time performance management process. It monitors the performance indexes of broadband devices in real time.
Mdp
None
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Process Name
Function
Starting Description Optional start. It can be stopped when the ICMP and SNMP management are not required.
Occupied Port
EmfGnlDevDm
Indicates the configuration management process of universal devices. It provides simple management for the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) device and the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) device.
None
EmfProxyServer
Indicates the device access proxy process. It provides proxy function for the clients that access the devices through TCP protocols such as Telnet and FTP. This function enables the access from the client to the device to be simple.
Mdp
9811 by default
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Process Name
Function
Starting Description It can be stopped when the SNMP forwarding is not required.
Occupied Port
ForwardAgent
Indicates the SNMP forwarding process. It forwards an SNMP request to the device managed by the DMS returns the SNMP response.
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EmfDBBackup
Indicates the database backup process. It provides automatic backup and manual backup for the NMS database.
Mdp
9809
EmfExamDm
Indicates the test management process. It provides dynamic debugging of the server processes EmfTopoDm, EmfGnlDevD m, and EmfFaultDm. It also queries the running data of these processes.
Mdp
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Process Name
Function
Starting Description It can be stopped when the project document output is not required.
Occupied Port
EmfProjDocDm
Indicates the project document process. It provides the details of the devices managed by the DMS and generates project documents.
None
SNMPAgent
Indicates the northbound interface module (SNMP) process. As an SNMP agent, it acts as the interface of the lower NMS to the upper NMS or transfers alarms to the third party's NMS.
It can be stopped when no upper NMS and alarm forwarding request exits.
Mdp, EmfFaultDm
9812
EmfSyslog
Indicates the northbound interface module (Syslog) process. It forwards alarms through the syslog protocol.
It can be stopped when no other NMS needs to be connected to the DMS through the Syslog protocol.
Mdp, SNMPAgent
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Process Name
Function
Starting Description It can be stopped when no other NMS needs to be connected to the DMS through the CORBA protocol.
Occupied Port
iAF_Agent
Indicates the northbound interface module CORBA process. As a CORBA agent, it provides an interface for other NMSs to get topology data and alarm data. CORBA is Common Object Request Broker Architecture for short.
9815
iAF_XMLAgent
Indicates the northbound interface module XML process. XML is the Extensible Mark-up Language for short. As the process provided for the third part, it provides the interface in XML format to the previous class NMS. The software of the third party can be connected to the DMS through this process.
It can be stopped when no other NMS needs to be connected to the DMS in the format of XML.
Mdp
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Process Name
Function
Starting Description It can be stopped when no other NMS needs to be connected to the N2000 DMS through the CORBA protocol.
Occupied Port
iagent_nt
Indicates the CORBA notification service process. It subscribes, filters, and distributes the CORBA notification.
9817
Naming_Service
Indicates the CORBA name service process. It queries CORBA objects by name.
It can be stopped when no other NMS needs to be connected to the N2000 DMS through the CORBA protocol. It must be started and cannot be stopped.
Mdp
9816
EmfTrapReceiver
EmfFaultDm
UDP port: 162 to 65535. By default, it is 162. Service port: 11000 to 12000. By default, it is 11000.
DmsL2VDm
Management daemon of L2 views, which manages L2 views. Syslog collector process, which collects device syslogs. Resource management process, which manages device resources. Indicates the CLI interface drive process.
It can be stopped when the L2 view management function is not used. It can be stopped when Syslog is not collected. It must be started and cannot be stopped.
EmfTopoDm
None
DmsSyslogCollec tor
None
DmfResDm
None
None
DmfClidrvDm
None
None
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Process Name
Function
Occupied Port
DmsDcDm
DC management process, which manages device configuration files and image processes. IP view management process, which manages IP views. SNMP server process, which forwards the SNMP requests of the DMB, and transforms the requests to SNMP operations to devices. Trap server process, which forwards alarms for DMB. Cluster management process, which manages the cluster.
None
DmsIPDm
It can be stopped when the IP view management function is not used. Optional start. You need to start it if the DMB is installed.
EmfTopoDm EmfSecuDm
None
SNMPServer
None
None
TrapServer
Optional start. It needs to be started if DMB is installed. Optional start. It can be stopped when the function of cluster management is not used. It can be stopped when the LDAP function is not used.
EmfTopoDm EmfFaultDm
None
UcmDm
None
None
LdapAgent
DMS Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) agent process, which accesses the LDAP server.
EmfTopoDm EmfSecuDm
None
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Process Name
Function
Occupied Port
DmsMseDm
ME60 and MA5200 device management process, which manages data of ME60 and MA5200 device data. NE management process, which manages Quidway device data. DMS RPR view management process, which manages RPR views. DMS syslog management process, which manages syslog receiving policies. Indicates the collector module process. Send alarm to alarm manager.
None
DmsQvxDm
EmfTopoDm
None
DmsrprDm
EmfTopoDm
None
DmsSyslogDm
EmfTopoDm
None
ColAgentDm
None
None
CollectorDm
Indicates the collector process. Provides the function of NMS data collection.
ColAgentDm
None
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Process Name
Function
Starting Description Optional start. It can be stopped when the function of collector management is not used.
Occupied Port
CollectorMgrDm
Indicates the collector management process. Provides the management of the collector.
None
GctlDm
Optional start. It can be stopped when the function of common configuration template is not used. Optional start. It can be stopped when the device system log is not used.
None
None
DOLServer
It indicates the device system log process. Provides the functions such as record, store, view, and print to device operation log.
None
None
sqlservr
None
None
sybase
None
None
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The N2000 System Monitor provides the following process management functions:
z z z z
Starting the process Stopping the process Setting the startup mode Setting the process information sampling
In daily maintenance, it is recommended to view only the process information. Do not perform other operations. Improper operations might affect the operation of the DMS.
Automatic When the system is started, the process is automatically started. In the automatic mode, the system automatically restarts the process when the process exits abnormally.
Manual When the system is started, the process is not automatically started. The process must be started manually. In the manual mode, the system does not automatically restart the process when the process exits abnormally.
Disabled The process cannot be started. The system cannot automatically restart this process. The process cannot be started manually. This process can be restarted only after the process is set to be in the automatic or manual mode.
External It is the fixed mode of the Database server process and cannot be modified.
Precaution
z z
The process, whose starting mode is "Disabled", cannot be automatically or manually restarted. When the system is started, the process in automatic mode can be started automatically.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the DMS system monitor client N2000 System Monitor. Step 2 Select the Process tab. The system displays the information of all controllable processes in form of list. Step 3 Select one or more pieces of information to start the process. Right-click the Start Process menu. The system starts this process.
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Precaution
z z
Stopping the process affects the DMS function. So, do not perform any operations randomly. The system can manage the process only after the process, which is stopped manually, is started manually.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the system monitor client N2000 System Monitor. Step 2 Select the Process tab. The system displays the information of all controllable processes in form of list. Step 3 Select one or more pieces of information to stop the process. Right-click the Start Process menu. The system stops this process. ----End
Precaution
Changing the mode of starting the process affects the DMS functions. So, do not perform any operations randomly.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the system monitor client N2000 System Monitor. Step 2 Select the Process tab. The system displays the information of all controllable processes in the form of list. Step 3 Select one or more pieces of information to start the process. Right-click the Start Process menu. Select a proper starting mode. ----End
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Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the system monitor client N2000 System Monitor. Step 2 Choose the Process tab. The system displays all monitored processes information in the form of list. Step 3 Select one or more pieces of information to start the process. Right-click to choose the Manual Sampling or Automatic Sampling Setting item.
z
Manual Sampling
Perform one process information sampling. Save the sampling results to the $N2000ROOT/server/conf/log/report directory. The format of the file to be saved is .csv.Enter the manual sampling file name, as shown in Figure 5-1. Figure 5-1 Enter the manual sampling file name
Set automatic sampling parameters of system process information. The system samples the process information periodically. Save the sampling results to the $N2000ROOT/server/conf/log/report directory. The format of the file to be saved is .csv. As shown in Figure 5-2, select Enable Automatic Sampling. Refer to Table 5-2 for detailed description of parameters. Table 5-2 Setting automatic sampling parameters Parameter Sampling Period Report File Name Maximum Report Size Description In seconds. The value range is from 1 to 31536000. The default value is 10. The name of the report file. The length cannot exceed 64 characters. In Kilobyte (KB). The value range is from 512 to 10240. The default value is 1024.
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