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Software Installation Manual

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Contents
About this Manual ............................................................. i
Purpose ................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i
What is in This Manual ........................................................... ii
Related Documentation.......................................................... ii
Conventions ......................................................................... ii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Overview .......................................................................... 1
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Networking Model ...............2
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Connections .......................4
Software Installation Requirements ...................................5
OMM Installation Requirements ............................................... 5
NMC Installation Requirements ............................................... 6
Installation Flow .............................................................8

OMM Server Installation Flow.................................................. 8
OMM Client Installation Flow................................................... 9
NMC Server Installation Flow ................................................ 10
NMC Client Installation Flow ................................................. 11
Chapter 2........................................................................ 13
Installation Preparations............................................... 13
Environment Check ....................................................... 14
Installation Plan ............................................................ 18
Chapter 3........................................................................ 21
OMM Software Installation............................................ 21
OMM Installation for BSCB.............................................. 22
OMM Server Installation for BSCB.......................................... 22
OMM Client Installation for BSCB ........................................... 36
Chapter 4........................................................................39
LNMC Software Installation...........................................39
LNMC Server Installation................................................ 40
LNMC Client Installation ................................................. 52
Chapter 5........................................................................57
NMC Software Installation.............................................57
NMC Server Installation ................................................. 58
NMC Client Installation................................................... 71
Chapter 6........................................................................75
Session Server Software Installation............................75
Session Server Software Installation for Server ................. 76
Session server Software Installation for Client................... 87
Chapter 7........................................................................91
NMC Configuration .........................................................91
Chapter 8........................................................................99
Installation Verification .................................................99
OMM Server Installation Verification .............................. 100
OMM Server Directories and Files......................................... 100
Shortcut Menu .................................................................. 102
OMM Client Installation Verification................................ 103

OMM Client Directories and Files .......................................... 103
Shortcut Menu .................................................................. 103
NMC/LNMC Server Installation Verification ...................... 104

NMC/LNMC Server Directories and Files ................................ 104
Shortcut Menu .................................................................. 106
NMC/LNMC Client Installation Verification ....................... 107

NMC/LNMC Client Directories and Files ................................. 107
Shortcut Menu .................................................................. 108
Appendix A ...................................................................109
Windows 2000 Advanced Server Installation.............109
Appendix B ...................................................................113
Windows 2000 Professional Installation ....................113

Appendix C ...................................................................117
Windows 2000 SP4 Installation ..................................117
Appendix D...................................................................119
Windows Server 2003 Installation..............................119
Windows Server 2003 installation .................................. 119
Windows Server 2003 SP 1 installation........................... 120
Windows Server 2003 Configuration .............................. 120
Set Internet Explorer Security Level .................................... 121
Configure Windows Password Policy..................................... 122
Disable Internet Time Synchronization ................................. 124
Configure User Profiles. ..................................................... 125
Appendix E ...................................................................129
Windows XP Installation .............................................129
Windows XP installation ............................................... 129
Windows XP SP2 Installation......................................... 130
Windows XP Settings ................................................... 130
Disable Internet Time Synchronization ................................. 130
Appendix F ...................................................................133
DirectX 9.0 Installation................................................133
Upgrade via Internet ................................................... 133
Offline Installation....................................................... 134
Appendix G...................................................................135
SQL Server 2000 and Patches Installation .................135
SQL Server 2000 Installation ........................................ 135
SQL 2000 Server SP4 Installation .................................. 149
SQL Server 2000 Settings ............................................ 150
Set the Startup Mode ........................................................ 150
Modify the Physical Memory................................................ 152
SQL Server 2000 Installation Verification ........................ 154
Appendix H...................................................................157
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Installation ......................157
Uninstall previous version of SQL Server (SQL Server 2000) .... 158
Automatic Deletion ............................................................ 158
Manual Deletion ................................................................ 158
SQL Server 2005 Installation ........................................ 159

SQL Server 2005 Settings ............................................ 173
SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 Installation ................... 175
SQL Server 2005 Uninstallation ..................................... 182
Automatic Deletion ............................................................ 183
Manual Deletion ................................................................ 183
Appendix I....................................................................185
Disk Array Configuration .............................................185
Disk Array Concepts .................................................... 185
Disk Array Configuration .............................................. 188
Separate Mode Configuration .............................................. 189
Cluster Mode Configuration ................................................. 191
Appendix J....................................................................195
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Software Uninstallation
......................................................................................195
Appendix K ...................................................................199
Hard Disk Partition.......................................................199
Disk Array Partition ..................................................... 199
Separate Mode Disk Array Partition ...................................... 199
Cluster Mode Disk Array Partition......................................... 202
Local Disk Partition...................................................... 202
Appendix L ...................................................................203
Dual Network Card Installation...................................203
Downloading Installation Programs ................................ 203
Binding Dual Network Cards ......................................... 209
Installation Verification ................................................ 210
Appendix M...................................................................213
Network Configuration ................................................213
Configuration Procedure............................................... 213
Configuration Verification ............................................. 214
Ping NMC Server............................................................... 215

Check Primary and Secondary IP address ............................. 216
Index ............................................................................217
Abbreviations ...............................................................219
Figures..........................................................................223
Tables ...........................................................................229
About this Manual

Purpose
NetNumenTM M3 (V 3.08.19.01) consists of the Operation and
Maintenance Module (OMM), Local Network Management Center
(LNMC), and Network Management Center (NMC). These
modules provide operation and maintenance functions on
different network layers.
This manual describes the installation of OMM, LNMC, NMC and
Session Server modules. Installation of operating system,
database server and Network Management (NM) software is the
prerequisite for the installation.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform software installations on NetNumenTM M3 (ZXC10 BSSB).
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general
understanding of CDMA technology. Familiarity with the
following is helpful:
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) system and its various

components
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) interfaces
Basic concepts of the operating system
Basic operations of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional,

Windows XP, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows
Server 2003, SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005.
The fundamentals of computer networks
Hardware knowledge of servers including SCSI and disk
array
Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION
NetNumenTM M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.00) Software Installation Manual (Windows)
What is in This Manual

This Manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY
Chapter
Summary
Chapter 1 Overview
Brief overview of NetNumen M3 (ZXC10

BSSB) networking model, installation
requirements and installation flow.
Chapter 2 Installation
Preparations
Describes installation preparation and

installation plan.
Chapter 3 OMM
Software Installation
Describes installation procedures for OMM

client and server software.
Chapter 4 LNMC
Describes installation procedures for LNMC

Chapter 5 NMC
Describes installation procedures for NMC

Chapter 6 Session
Server Software
Installation
Describes installation procedures for

Session server installation for Server and
Client.
Chapter 7 NMC
Configuration
Describes NE configuration through NMC

configuration tool.
Chapter 8 Installation
Verification
Explains OMM, NMC and LNMC Software

installation verification procedure.
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
NetNumen M3(ZXC10
Installation Manual
BSSB)
(V
3.08.19.01)
Hardware
NetNumen M3(ZXC10 BSSB)

Installation Manual (Solaris)
(V
3.08.19.01)
Software
NetNumen M3(ZXC10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.01)

Installation Manual (Windows Dual-System)
System
NetNumen M3(ZXC10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.01) Networking

Design Guide
Conventions
Typographical
Conventions
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ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
About this Manual
TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Italics
References to other Manuals and documents.
Quotes
Links on screens.
Bold
Menus, menu options, function names, input

fields, radio button names, check boxes, dropdown lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS
Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens

and company name.
Constant width
Text that you type, program code, files and

directory names, and function names.
[]
Optional parameters.
{}
Mandatory parameters.
Select one of the parameters that are delimited

by it.
Note: Provides additional information about a
certain topic.
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs
to be checked before proceeding further.
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things
easier or more productive for the reader.
Mouse
Operation
Conventions
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface
Meaning
Click
Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

the left mouse button) once.
Double-click
Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click
Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button

(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag
Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and

moving the mouse.
How to Get in Touch

The following sections provide information on how to obtain
support for the documentation and the software.
Customer
Support
If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions

regarding
your
product,
contact
us
by
e-mail
at
support@zte.com.cn. You can also call our customer support
center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.
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Documentation
Support
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ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality

and usefulness of this document. For further questions,
comments, or suggestions on the documentation, you can
contact us by e-mail at doc@zte.com.cn; or you can fax your
comments and suggestions to (86) 755 26772236. You can also
browse our website at http://support.zte.com.cn, which contains
various interesting subjects like documentation, knowledge base,
forum and service request.
Chapter
Overview
This chapter illustrates the following topics:
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Networking Model
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) connections
Software Installation Requirements
Installation Flow
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) Networking Model
Overview
The NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) helps operators implement

integrated centralized management of all NEs (Network
Elements) of ZXC10 CDMA mobile communication system in the
whole network. This system supports hierarchical networking
and multiple communication modes, and is capable of local and
remote centralized operation & maintenance of various NEs in
the CDMA network. In this way, it provides a solid basis for the
comparison, evaluation, and network optimization of equipment
status in various areas.
The NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) has two networking models:
3-layer networking model and 2-layer networking model.
Two-layer
model
Figure 1 shows the 2-layer networking model.

FIGURE 1 TWO LAYER NETWORKING MODEL
NMC
OMM
OMM
OMM
OMM
NEs
NEs
NEs
NEs
The Network Management Center (NMC) is the NM convergence

point. NMC gathers data from OMM modules interfacing with the
respective NEs.
The NEs configuration is done in OMM. OMM is a convenient
management tool for telecom operators customer service
personnel, network design personnel, and onsite maintenance
personnel. Network elements that form part of a CDMA network
comprise Base Station Subsystem.
The NEs include BSS and BSSB equipment.
BSS is based on 2.5 generation CDMA technology.
BSSB is based on the 3rd generation CDMA technology. It is an
ALL-IP machine.
Three-Layer
Model
The 3-layer networking structure has an additional Local

Network Management Center (LNMC) layer between the Network
Management Center (NMC) and Operation and Maintenance
Module (OMM). LNMC and NMC have same installation
procedures.
Chapter 1 Overview
Figure 2 illustrates the 3-Layer networking model.

FIGURE 2 3-LAYER NETWORKING MODEL
Table 4 shows two networking models adopted at different

situations.
TABLE 4 NETWORKING MODELS
Model
Application
Three-layer networking
model
Large-scale NMC with region specific

requirements
Two-layer networking
model (recommended)
No region specific requirements
Note: The OMM installation for BSC (V 3.08.19.20) is same as

BSCB.
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) Connections
Figure 3 shows NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Connections in a
2-Layer network.
FIGURE 3 3-LAYER NETWORK NETNUMEN M3 (ZXC10 BSSB)
CONNECTIONS
NMC Server
BSC
BSC
BSCB
BSCB
OMM
OMM
OMM
OMM
Ethernet
NMC Client
Description
NMC Client
The NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) system has numerous O&M

functions to fully satisfy users actual management demands,
and to be gradually migrated to unattended NetNumen M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) system. Capable of local operation &
maintenance of various NEs, the system provides such O&M
functions as configuration management, alarm management,
security management, and performance management, and
implements centralized O&M. Based on the basic NM functions,
the NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) system enhances system
maintenance & management by supplying a series of auxiliary
tools that help users to inspect running state of network
equipment, and implement control over the equipment to ensure
stable running.
OMM consists of OMM client and server applications, usually
installed on the same computer. NMC server and client are
normally installed on two different computers but they can be
installed on the same computer for actual server installation.
Session Server is installed in separate server. This separate
server works as an auxiliary server for OMM. Session Server
stores session information in the high-rate packet data system,
providing backup session data for different services.
Chapter 1 Overview
Install Session Server and OMM on two separate servers. Since

the Session Server and OMM installation is similar, this chapter
does not focus on Session Server installation. Supply the same
parameter on the installation window of Session Server and
OMM.
Requirements
Overview
NMC and OMM applications have different installation

requirements and procedures. This section describes installation
requirements for NMC and OMM applications.
The installation requirements of NMC and LNMC are the same.
Hence, this section does not describe LNMC.
OMM Installation Requirements
The OMM server uses high-performance computer and

Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server or Microsoft
Windows Server 2003.
Consider DELL PowerEdge 2650 as an example for OMM
server.
OMM client uses Microsoft Windows based PC and Windows

XP operating system.
Table 5 lists OMM software installation requirements.

TABLE 5 OMM SOFTWARE INSTALL ATION REQUIREMENTS
OMM Type
Installation Requirements
Any of these:
OMM Server
1.
Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced

Server
2.
Microsoft Windows server 2003

Standard edition
Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 and security

patches
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP1 and
security patches
Antivirus software
Microsoft DirectX 9.0
Hard disk partition
Dual network cards
OMM Type
Network configuration
Any of these:
1.
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 database

server
2.

server
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SP4

1.
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) (V

3.08.19.01) for BSCB
2.

3.01.01.10_A)for BSC
Any of these:
1.
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
2.
Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 and other

security patches
OMM client
Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and security

patches
Antivirus software
1.

3.08.19.01) for BSCB
2.

3.01.01.10_A) for BSC
NMC Installation Requirements
For NMC server, use a high performance machine and install

Microsoft Windows 2000 operating system and Microsoft SQL
Server 2000 on it.
The server also works on Windows Server 2003. Microsoft
SQL Server 2005 database also works on the server.
For NMC client, use Microsoft Windows based PC and
Windows XP operating system.
Use disk array for enormous data storage.
Note: NMC and LNMC installation for UNIX is not within the
scope of this manual. For details, see the NetNumen M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.00) Software Installation Manual
(Solaris).
Chapter 1 Overview
Table 6 lists NMC software installation requirements.

TABLE 6 NMC SOFTWARE INSTALL ATION REQUIREMENTS
NMC Type
Any of these:
1.

Server
2.

Standard edition

patches
security patches
Antivirus software
NMC server
Disk array configuration

Hard disk partition
Dual network cards
Any one of these:
1.

server
2.

server

NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.01)
Any of these:
1.
2.

patches
NMC client
Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and security

patches
Antivirus software
Installation Flow
Overview
This section describes installation flows of OMM and NMC client

and server applications. For the installation flow of LNMC, see
NMC Installation Flow.
OMM Server Installation Flow

This section illustrates the OMM server installation flow. This
section describes the OMM server installation flow.
Figure 4 shows the OMM server installation flow.
FIGURE 4 OMM SERVER SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FLOW
Start
Operating System and Patches

Installation
Antivirus Software Installation
DirectX 9 .0 Installation
Hard Disk Partitioning
Dual Network Cards Installation
Network Configuration
Database Server and Patches

Installation
OMM Software Installation
NMC Configuration
End
Chapter 1 Overview
OMM Client Installation Flow

This section illustrates the OMM client installation flow.
Figure 5 shows the OMM client installation flow.
FIGURE 5 OMM CLIENT SOFTW ARE INSTALL ATION FLOW
Start

Installation
DirectX 9.0 Installation
End
NMC Server Installation Flow

This section illustrates the NMC server installation flow.
Figure 6 shows the NMC server installation flow.
FIGURE 6 NMC SERVER SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FLOW
Start

Installation
DirectX9. 0 Installation
Disk Array Configuration
Hard Disk Partitioning
Dual Network Cards Installation
Database Server and Patches

Installation
NMC Software Installation
NMC Configuration
End
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Chapter 1 Overview
NMC Client Installation Flow

This section illustrates NMC client installation flow.
Figure 7 shows the NMC client installation flow.
FIGURE 7 NMC CLIENT SOFTW ARE INSTALLATION FLOW
Start

Installation
POMC Software Installation
End
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Chapter
Installation Preparations
This chapter covers the following topics:
Environment check
Installation Plan
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NetNumen M3 (ZXC 10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.00) Software Installation Manual (Windows)
Environment Check
Overview
Software
Requirements
Before the actual installation of NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB)

software, the necessary software and hardware requirements
have to be checked and ensured. This section introduces:
Software Requirements
Hardware Requirements
Connection Check
Before installation of NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) software,

the necessary software has to be installed. The following tables
illustrate the necessary software requirements and checks for
OMM/NMC Server and OMM/NMC client.
OMM Server
Table 7 lists OMM server software checks.

TABLE 7 OMM SERVER SOFTW ARE CHECKS
OMM Type
Any of these:
1.

Server
2.

patches
security patches
Antivirus software
Hard disk partition
OMM Server
Dual network cards

Any of these:
1.

server
2.

server

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1.

3.08.19.01) for BSCB
2.

3.01.01.10_A) for BSC
Chapter 2 Installation Preparations
OMM Client
Table 8 lists OMM client software checks.

TABLE 8 OMM CLIENT SOFTWARE CHECKS
Any of these:
1.
2.
Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 and other security

patches
Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and security patches
OMM client
Antivirus software
1.

for BSCB
2.

3.01.01.10_A) for BSC
NMC Server
Table 9 illustrates the NMC server Software checks.

TABLE 9 NMC SERVER SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
Check Item
Description
Disk array
management tool
Use different management tools for different

disk arrays. Prepare DELL OpenManage System
Management CD for DELL Disk Array.
Any one of these:
Operating system
Operating system
patches
1.

Server English version CD.
2.
Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Standard edition
1.
Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 and

security patches.
2.
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP1.
Network card
driver
Different network cards need different drivers.
Antivirus software
Prepare antivirus software according to carrier

requirements.
Microsoft DirectX
9.0
Verify installation; otherwise download it from

the Internet.
Any one of these:
Database and its

patches
1.
Microsoft SQL Server 2000 English

version installation CD and SP4.
2.
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and SP1.
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Check Item
Description
NMC software

software installation CD
NMC Client
Table 10 illustrates the software requirements for NMC client.

TABLE 10 NMC CLIENT SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
Check Item
Description
Any one of these:
Operating system
Operating system
patches
1.

installation CD.
2.
Microsoft Windows XP.
1.
Microsoft Windows 2000 SP4 and all

known Windows 2000 security patches.
2.
Windows XP SP2.
Network card
driver
Different network cards need different drivers.
Antivirus software
Prepare antivirus software according to carrier

requirements.
Microsoft DirectX
9.0
Verify installation. Otherwise, download it from

Internet.
NMC software

software installation CD
Note: The requirements for LNMC and Session Server are

similar to NMC.
Hardware
Check
NMC and OMM servers have different hardware configurations.

Table 11 lists NMC and OMM Server hardware configurations.
TABLE 11 NMC AND OMM SERVER HARDWARE CONFIGURATIONS
Server Type
Hardware Configuration
Two servers, each of which has one SCSI
adaptive card
NMC server
One disk array (300 GB or above)

Two SCSI cables
OMM server
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One server with two hard disks
Table 12 lists NMC and OMM server and client hardware

requirements
TABLE 12 THE SERVER AND CLIENT HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
Item
Connection
Check
Hardware Requirements
Server
Client
CPU
Use multiple high

performance processors for
load sharing.
P4 2.0 GHz or above
Memory
2 GB and above
1 GB and above
Hard disk
72 GB (two) and above
40 GB and above
Network
card
Two Gigabit network cards
10M/100M adaptive
network cards
Monitor
LCD or flat monitor
17 color monitor and

above
Input
device
Keyboard, mouse
Keyboard, mouse
NMC server uses two server machines and one disk array.
Before installation, check connections between server and disk
array.
Figure 8 shows connection between servers and the Disk Array
FI G U R E 8 C ON N E C T I O N B ET W E E N S E R V ER S AN D TH E D I S K AR R AY
Host A
Host B
Disk Array
In the above figure, Host A and Host B are two servers.

Tip: Install a DELL SCSI driver card on the server for DELL
PowerVault 220S disk array.
Local time
Check
The local time should be set on servers and clients. Maintainers

are required to modify the time settings on servers and clients in
OMC commissioning as the time in ZTE products are not set
correctly when they are delivered.
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Installation Plan
Overview
Disk Partition
Plan
This section describes OMM/NMC installation plan which includes:
Hard disk Partition Plan
IP Addresses Plan
Node Id and Alias Plan
This section describes disk partition plan for NMC and OMM
software installation.
Table 13 describes NMC disk partition plan.
TABLE 13 NMC DISK P ARTITION PLAN
Type
Partition Plan
The local disk of each server adopts RAID 1 mode.
Divide it into two NTFS partitions.
NMC server
For the 36 GB hard disk, use disk C (at least 8 GB)

for the operating system and the rest for disk D;
for the operating system and other 55 GB for
applications.
Disk array
Use RAID 1+0 or RAID 5 disk array to store

database files. Prefer RAID 5.
Create at least two partitions and use NTFS format.
NMC client
Use Disk C for operating system with a space of at

least 15 GB;
Use Disk D for other applications with a space of at
least 10 GB.
Table 14 describes OMM disk partition plan.

TABLE 14 OMM DISK PARTITION PLAN
Type
Partition Plan
The local disk of each server adopts RAID 1 mode.
Divide it into two NTFS partitions.
OMM server
For the 36 GB hard disk, use at least 8 GB (disk C)

for operating system and the rest for disk D to store
database files.
for the operating system and other 55 GB for
database files.
Create at least two partitions and use NTFS format.
OMM client
Use Disk C for operating system (at least 15 GB).

Use Disk D for other applications (at least 10 GB).
IP Address
Plan
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Plan IP address scope by layer; leave some space for each IP

address scope. Assign IP addresses in scope for each OMM. The
address scope is from low to high. Detail description refers to

NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Networking Design Guide.
Plan OMM/NMC network IP address required for MSC side
OMM/NMC.
ZXC10 BSSB network IP address planning is not required in
whole OMM/NMC.
Node ID and
Alias Plan
Office Node ID and alias plan follows below principle:

1. If local office has super office, node ID cannot be the same
with the other office node ID. The node ID should be a
number within the range of 100000 ~ 999999.
2. Office alias name needs to be significant.
Note: Above plan is an example only. Actual office node

information must be according to operator plan.
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Chapter

This chapter covers the following topic:
OMM Installation for BSCB
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OMM Installation for BSCB

Overview
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) provides centralized equipment

operation maintenance and management. OMM installation is
required for ZXC10 BSSB management and is intended for
telecom operators customer service personnel, network design
personnel, and onsite maintenance personnel.
This section describes the procedure to install OMM software for
the BSCB system.
There are two categories of installing OMM software. They are:
OMM server installation
OMM Client installation
OMM Server Installation for BSCB

Preliminary
Setup
Before OMM server installation, make sure the following are

installed and checked.
Either Windows 2000 Advanced Server operating system or

Windows Server 2003 operating system and their respective
patches.
Antivirus software
DirectX 9.0
Hard disk partition
Dual network card
Database software and related patches
Check the server for the following:

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Previous versions of OMM software on the computer. If

found, remove them before installing OMM software.
Ensure either SQL Server database version 8.0 (that is,
SQL Server 2000) or SQL Server 2005 is installed.
Verify whether the SQL Server 2000 SP4 or the SQL
Server 2005 SP1 is installed accordingly.
Verify that the SQL Server database has the SQL Server
and SQL Server Agent started. If not, start these two
services.
Verify the connection to the super-office. Use ping
command to check the network connection between the
current office and its super-office.
Chapter 3 OMM Software Installation
Back up old programs and data for possible recovery in

case the upgrade fails.
The partition that stores server software should have
space above 30 GB.
Change the maximum memory available to the database
server from the system default to 1/2 of the system
physical memory.
If the database server is separate from the NetNumen
M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) server, write the IP address of the
database server to the hosts file for database access. The
file is located at %system%\drivers\etc\hosts. Add the IP
pairs of the server in the hosts file of the OMM server, as
shown below:
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.2
10.1.1.2
10.1.1.1 and 10.1.1.2 are IP addresses of the specific

database server. Modify them to match the actual IP
addresses.
Steps
Decompress the installation setup in the hard disk and note

down the folder name.
This section describes installation steps for both server and

client.
1. Start the installation wizard and select the language.
i.
Insert the NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.01)

installation CD into the CD-ROM, and run Setup.exe to
start the installation wizard. The Welcome screen
appears.
Figure 9 shows the Welcome screen window.
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FIGURE 9 WELCOME SCREEN
ii. Click OK. The License Agreement window appears.

Figure 10 shows the License Agreement window
FIGURE 10 LICENSE AGREEMENT WINDOW
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iii. Accept the agreement and click Next to open the

Instruction window.
Figure 11 shows the instruction window
FIGURE 11 INSTRUCTION WINDOW
iv. Read the instructions and ensure the machine meets all
the requirements and click Next.
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2. Select Network Layer and Installation type.

i.
On the instructions window, click Next to open the

Installation Type window.
Figure 12 shows the Installation Type window.
FIGURE 12 NETWORK LAYER AND INSTALLATION TYPE WINDOW
Table 15 describes the parameters shown in Figure 12.

TABLE 15 P ARAMETERS OF INSTALL ATION TYPE WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Configuration Description
Example
Network
Layer
If there are only two layers in the

network topology, choose NMC for the
senior office and OMM for the local
office. For the three-layer network
topology, choose LNMC for the middle
layer and OMM for the lowest layer.
Choose Session Server if necessary.
OMM
Installation
Two modes of installation
Initial
ii. Select OMM from the Network Layer options and select
Initial or Upgrade from the Installation Type, whichever
is appropriate.
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Note:
Initial installation requires no conditions. However, to perform
an update, verify the following:
The version is for the same product and same NE service as

the existing version.
The old installation information is preserved properly.
The target version is higher than the existing version.
iii. Click Next to access the Installation Mode window.

Figure 13 shows the Installation Mode window.
FIGURE 13 INSTALL ATION MODE WINDOW
3. Select the installation mode

i.
Select both Client and Server.
Note:
It is recommended that while installing the server, select both
Client and Server. To install the client, select Client only.
JVM Information!
When the server uses a dedicated computer, set memory of

the Java virtual machine to 50% of the physical memory.
When the client and server run on the same computer, the
sum of the memories of their Java virtual machines should
not exceed the size of the physical memory.
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Memory of the server should be half of the machines

physical memory, if the number is greater than 1.8G, then
select 1.8G but usually less than the server.
ii. Click Next to access the Components Installation
window.
Figure 14 shows the Components installation window.
FIGURE 14 COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW (OMM SERVER)

TABLE 16 P ARAMETERS ON COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Components
available
Northbound
interface
Centralized OAM bench is
disabled in OMM.
Select Alarm box option, if
necessary. Also the type of alarm
box.
Northbound interface provides four
kinds of interfaces to connect to
other network management
systems: CORBA, FTP, TELNET and
SNMP.
Usually, the FTP interface is always
selected by Default.
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Example
New
alarm box
All the
interfaces
Selected
4. Set components installation parameters.

i.
On the window in Figure 14, configure the system

information according to the actual condition.
ii. Click Next to access the Office Configuration window.

Figure 15 shows the office configuration window (OMM
Server).
FIGURE 15 OFFICE CONFIGURATION WINDOW (OMM SERVER)
5. Configure Office Information

i.
On the window in Figure 15, set the information of this

office. The Node should be a number within the range of
100000 ~ 999999. Alias is the name given to the office.
ii. Click Next on the Office Configuration window to

access the NE Configuration window.
Figure 16 shows NE configuration Window.
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FIGURE 16 NE CONFIGURATION WINDOW
6. Set NE information
i.
Input the values for BSS, Node name and IP.

TABLE 17
PAR AMETERS ON THE NE CONFIGURATION WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Example
Node Name
Node name can be of any character.
Bssid
BSS (0-7)
It ranges from 0 to 7. Its value must

match the DIP switch on the back of
the BSC rack and the BSSID
configured for the NetNumen M3
(ZXC10 BSSB).
It is the IP address for

communication between the
foreground and background. By
default, it is 129.0.31.254;
IP
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In actual setup, the IP address can

be modified using the NetNumen
M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Configuration tool
in the start menu. Modify it to
129.0.31.0 or 129.0.31.1.
129.0.31.0
ii. Click Next to access the Database Configuration

window.
Figure 17 shows Database configuration window.
FIGURE 17 DAT AB ASE CONFIGURATION
7. Configure related information of the OMC database

i.
Select the SQL database installed in the server in the

Database type parameter.
ii. Input IP address of the database server in the IP

parameter.
iii. Input the username (sa), in the Username parameter.
iv. Input the password in the Password parameter.
Note!
If database and OMM servers are on the same computer,

input 127.0.0.1 as the IP address, for accelerated operation
with the database.
In SID, input the SQL Instance provided during SQL
installation. If user leaves the SID textbox blank, it
automatically considers default SQL instance as SID.
Net service name is input when Oracle is installed as the
database package. In this instance the Port parameter will be
disabled.
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v. Click Next to access the V5 HLR window.

Figure 18 shows V5 HLR window.
FIGURE 18 DAT AB ASE CONFIGURATION (HLR)
8. Configure the related information of the HLR database

i.
On the window in Figure 18, select Support V5.
ii. Input the IP address of the database server, the

Username (sa), and its Password.
Note! When the HLR database server and the OMM server are
on the same computer, input 127.0.0.1 as the IP address for
accelerated operation with the database.
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iii. Click Next to enter Install to window.

Figure 19 shows Install to Folder window.
FIGURE 19 INSTALL TO FOLDER WINDOW
9. Input the destination folder

Click the Browse button on the window in Figure 19, and
select destination folder from file selector.
Caution: For initial installation, ensure that the destination
folder is a new one that does not have any file or directory in it.
Keep destination folder on a different partition from the
operating system.
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10. Verify the summary information

i.
Click Next on the window in Figure 19 to access the

Pre-installation summary window.
Figure 20 shows the Pre-installation summary window
FIGURE 20 PRE-INSTALL ATION SUMM ARY WINDOW
ii. Read the summary information and verify if it is correct.

Click on the Install button, and the system automatically
installs the OMM software.
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11. Installation complete

i.
After completion of installation,

Completed window appears.
the
Installation
Figure 21 shows Installation Completed window.

FIGURE 21 INSTALL ATION COMPLETED WINDOW
ii. Click the Finish button to complete the OMM server

installation.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Actions
Related
Information
OMM Server Installation is complete and is ready to provide

network management functions.
Installation Verification
NMC Configuration
For additional information about preliminary setup tasks, refer to

following appendices:
Windows 2000 Advanced Server Installation
Windows Server 2003 Installation
Hard Disk Partition
Dual Network Card Installation
SQL Server 2000 and Patches Installation
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Installation
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OMM Client Installation for BSCB

Preliminary
Setup
Before OMM client installation, ensure the following are installed

and checked.
Either Windows 2000 Professional operating system or

Windows XP operating system and their respective patches
antivirus software
DirectX 9.0
Check the client system for the following:

f
Steps
Check previous versions of OMM software on the

computer. If found, remove them before installing OMM
software.
Back up the old programs and data for possible recovery in

The procedure for installing the OMC software for the OMM client
is same as that for the OMM server for the first two steps. For
details, see section OMM Server installation steps.
Perform the following steps,
1. Select Client at Step 3 Select Installation Mode.
Figure 22 shows the Installation Mode window.
FIGURE 22
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INSTALL ATION MODE WINDOW
2. Click Next to open the Components Installation window.

Figure 23 shows the Components Installation window for
OMM client installation.
FIGURE 23 COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW (OMM CLIENT)
3. Select Alarm box and click Next to select the destination

folder.
Figure 24 shows the Installation Path window.
FIGURE 24 INSTALL ATION PATH WINDOW
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4. Select the folder and click Next to install.

5. After the completion of installation
the
Installation
Figure 25 shows this window.

6. Click Finish to complete the OMM client installation process.

END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Action
Related
Information
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OMM client Installation is complete.

Windows 2000 Professional Installation
Windows XP Installation
Chapter
LNMC Software
Installation
LNMC Server Installation
LNMC Client Installation
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LNMC Server Installation

Overview

operation maintenance and management. LNMC functions as
maintenance tool for telecom operators customer service
personnel. LNMC implements NE management layer functions
and network management functions.
This section describes the procedure for LNMC installation at the
server side.
Preliminary
Setup
Before LNMC installation, make sure the following are installed

and checked.

patches.
Note:
To avoid conflict with FTP service in OMC, after installing

operation system and patches, do not start FTP service or
install new FTP service.
Do not start IIS service of windows. Find IIS service in
administrator tools>service, if the service is running,
Stop it manually.
Antivirus software
DirectX 9.0
Hard disk partition
Local disk partition
Dual network card
Network Settings
Check The Server for the following:

f
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Previous versions of LNMC software on the computer, if

found, remove them before installing LNMC software.
services.
Chapter 4 LNMC Software Installation

space above 100 GB.
physical memory.
If the database server is separate from the LNMC server,
write the IP address of the database server to the hosts
file for database access. The file is located at
%system%\drivers\etc\hosts. Add the IP pairs of the
server in the hosts file of the OMM server, as shown
below:
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.2
10.1.1.2

addresses.

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Steps
This section describes installation procedure for LNMC server.

i.

appears.
Figure 26 shows the Welcome screen.
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Figure 27 shows the License agreement window

Instruction window.
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the requirements.
i.

Figure 29 shows the Installation Type window
FIGURE 29 INSTALL ATION TYPE WINDOW

TABLE 18 P ARAMETERS ON THE INSTALLATION TYPE WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Example
Network
Layer

LNMC
Installation
Two modes of installation
Initial
ii. Select LNMC from the Network Layer options and select
Initial or Upgrade from the Installation Type as
appropriate.
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Note:


Figure 30 shows the Installation mode window.

i.
Note: It is recommended that while installing the server, select

both Client and Server. To install the client, select Client only.
JVM Information!

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window.
Figure 31 shows the components installation window.
FIGURE 31 COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW (LNMC)
Table 19 describes the parameters shown in Figure 31

TABLE 19 P ARAMETERS OF COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Components
available
Northbound
interface
Configuration
Description
1.
Centralized OAM
bench is
automatically
selected.
2.
Select Alarm box

option; also select
the type of alarm
box.
Is not available for LNMC
Example
New alarm box
Not Selected
Note: For LNMC installation, Northbound Interface option is not

available. For SSP installation, only JVM configuration is
available.
4. Configure the system information.
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i.
On the window in Figure 31, configure the system


Figure 32 shows the Office Configuration window.
FIGURE 32 OFFICE CONFIGURATION WINDOW (LNMC SERVER)
5. Set the office information

i.

100000 ~ 999999. Alias is the name of the office.
Note: Set the information of the super-office and this office in

case of LNMC or OMM. Only set the information of the local office
incase of NMC or Session Server.
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(LNMC) window.
Figure 33 shows Database configuration window (LNMC).
FIGURE 33 DAT AB ASE CONFIGURATION (LNMC)
6. Configure the related information of the LNMC database

i.


parameter.
Note: If the database and LNMC server are on the same
computer, input 127.0.0.1 as the IP address, for accelerated
operation with the database.
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v. Click Next to access the Install to folder window.

Figure 34 shows Install to folder window.
vi. Input the destination folder.

operating system.
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i.
Click Next on the window in Figure 34 to access the Preinstallation Summary window.
Figure 35 shows the Installation summary window.

installs the LNMC software.
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i.
After the completion of installation, the Installation

Figure 36 shows the Installation completed window.
ii. Click Finish to complete the LNMC Software installation.

END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Actions
Related
Information
LNMC Server Installation is complete and is ready to provide

network management functions and NE management layer
functions.
NMC Configuration

Hard Disk Partition
SQL Server 2005 Installation
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LNMC Client Installation

Preliminary
Setup
Before LNMC client installation, ensure the following are installed

and checked.

Antivirus software
DirectX 9.0
Network settings

f
Steps
Check previous versions of LNMC software on the

computer, if found, remove them before installing LNMC
software.

The procedure for installing the OMC software for the LNMC
client is almost the same as that for the LNMC server. For details,
see LNMC Server Installation steps.
1.
Perform Step 1 and Step 2 from the previous section.
2. Select Client at Step 3: Select Installation Mode.

Figure 37 shows Installation mode window.
FIGURE 37
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Figure 38 shows components installation window.
FIGURE 38 COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW
NOTE: The Centralized OAM bench parameter is automatically

selected.
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folder.
Figure 39 shows the Install to window
FIGURE 39 INSTALL TO WINDOW
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5. Select the destination folder and click Next to install.

6. After the completion of installation,
the
Installation
Figure 40 shows the Installation Completed window

7. Click Finish to complete the LNMC Client installation

END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Action
Related
Information
LNMC Software Installation is complete.

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Chapter
NMC Software Installation

NMC Server Installation
NMC Client Installation
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NMC Server Installation

Overview

operation maintenance and management. NMC functions as
maintenance tool for telecom operators customer service
personnel. NMC implements NE management layer functions and
network management functions.
Preliminary
Setup
Before NMC server installation, make sure the following are

installed and checked.

patches.
Note:
To avoid conflict with FTP service in OMC, after installing

operation system and patches, do not start FTP service or
install new FTP service.
Do not start IIS service of windows. Find IIS service in
administrator tools>service, if the service is running,
Stop it manually.
Antivirus software
DirectX 9.0
Hard disk partition
Local disk partition
Dual network card
Network Settings

f
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Previous versions of NMC software on the computer, if

found, remove them before installing NMC software.
services.
Chapter 5 NMC Software Installation

space above 300 GB.
physical memory.
If the database server is separate from the NMC server,
below:
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.2
10.1.1.2

addresses.

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Steps
This section describes installation steps for NMC server.

i.

installation CD into the CD-ROM, and run S e t u p . e x e to
appears.
FIGURE 41 WELCOME SCREEN INTERFACE
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Figure 42 shows the License Agreement window.

Instruction window.
Figure 43 shows the instruction window.
FIGURE 43 INSTRUCTIONS WINDOW
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the requirements.
i.

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TABLE 20 P ARAMETERS ON THE INSTALLATION TYPE WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Example
Network
Layer

NMC
Installation
Two modes of Installation
Initial
ii. Select NMC from the Network Layer options and select
Initial or Upgrade from the Installation option as
appropriate.
Note:

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i.

JVM Information!
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window.
Figure 46 shows the Components installation window for
OMM Server.
FIGURE 46 COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW (NMC)

TABLE 21 P ARAMETERS OF COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW
Parameter
Name
1.
Components
available
Northbound
Interface
2.
The Centralized OAM bench

is automatically selected.
Select Alarm box option, if
necessary. Also select the type
of alarm box
Northbound interface provides four

kinds of interfaces to connect to other
network management systems:
CORBA, FTP, TELNET and SNMP.
FTP is configured automatically.
Example
New
alarm
box
All the
interfaces
selected.
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4. Configure the system information.

i.
On the window in Figure 46 configure the system


Figure 47 shows the office configuration window.
FIGURE 47 OFFICE CONFIGURATION WINDOW (NMC)
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5. Configure office information

i.

100000 ~ 999999. Alias is the name for the office.

access the Database Configuration window.
Figure 48 shows Database configuration window (NMC).
FIGURE 48 DAT AB ASE CONFIGURATION WINDOW (NMC)

i.


parameter.
Note:
If database and NMC servers are on the same computer,

input 127.0.0.1 as the IP address, for accelerated operation
with the database.
In SID, input the SQL Instance provided during SQL
installation. If user leaves the SID textbox blank, it
automatically considers default SQL instance as SID.
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In actual setup, the IP address can be modified using the

NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Configuration tool in the start
menu. Modify it to 129.0.31.0 or 129.0.31.1
v. Click Next to access the Install to window.
Figure 49 shows Install to window.

Click on the Browse button on the window in Figure 49, and
operating system.
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i.

Pre-installation Summary window.


installs the NMC software.
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i.

ii. Click Finish to complete the NMC server installation.

END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Actions
Related
Information
70
NMC Server Installation is complete and is ready to provide

network management functions and NE management layer
functions.
NMC Configuration

Hard Disk Partition
NMC Client Installation

Preliminary
Setup
Before NMC client installation, ensure the following are installed

and checked.

Antivirus software
DirectX 9.0
Network settings

f
Check previous versions of NMC software on the

computer, if found, remove them before installing NMC
software.

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Steps
The procedure for installing OMC software for the NMC client is
the same as that for the NMC server for the first two steps. For
details, see Server Installation steps.
1. Perform Step 1 and Step 2 from the previous section.
2. Select Client at Step 3 Select Installation Mode.
FIGURE 52
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Figure 53 shows components installation window.
FIGURE 53
COMPONENTS INSTALL ATION WINDOW

folder.
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the
Installation
Figure 55 shows the Installation Completed window.

7. Click Finish to complete the NMC Client installation

END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Action
Related
Information
74
NMC client Installation is complete.

Chapter
Session Server Software

Installation
Session Server Software Installation for Server
Session Server Software Installation for Client
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Session Server Software

Installation for Server
Purpose
Preliminary
Setup
Session server stores session information in the high-rate packet

data system, providing backup session data for different services.
LNMC and NMC do not require Session Server.
Before server installation, make sure the following are installed
and checked.

patches.
Antivirus software.
DirectX 9.0.
Hard disk partition.
Local disk partition.
Dual network card.
Network Settings
Database software and related patches.

f
Previous versions of Session server software on the

computer, if found, remove them before installing
Session Server software.
services.
space above 30 GB.
physical memory.
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Chapter 6 Session Server Software Installation
If the database server is separate from the OMC server,

below:
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.1
10.1.1.2
10.1.1.2

addresses.
Steps


i.

appears.
Figure 56 shows the welcome screen interface window.
FIGURE 56 WELCOME SCREEN INTERFACE
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Figure 57 shows the License Agreement window

Instruction window.
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the requirements.
i.


TABLE 22 P ARAMETERS OF INSTALL ATION TYPE WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Example
Network
Layer

Choose Session server if necessary.
Session
server
Installation
Two modes of Installation
Initial
ii. Select Session server from the Network Layer options

and select Initial or Upgrade from the Installation Type
as appropriate.
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Note:



i.

JVM Information!
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Figure 61 shows the office configuration window (Session
server).
FIGURE 61 OFFICE CONFIGURATION WINDOW (SESSION SERVER)
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4. Set the office information

i.

100000 ~ 999999. Alias is the name for the office.

access the NE Configuration window.
Figure 62 shows NE configuration Window.
FIGURE 62 NE CONFIGURATION WINDOW
5. Set NE information
i.
Input the actual values for BSS, Node name, and IP.

TABLE 23
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PARAMETERS OF NE CONFIGURATION WINDOW
Parameter
Name
Example
Node Name
Node name, can be any

characters
Bssid
BSS (0-7)
It ranges from 0 to 7. Its value

must match the DIP switch on
the back of the BSC rack and
the BSSID configured for the
OMC.
IP
It is the IP address for

communication between the
foreground and background. By
129.0.31.0
Parameter
Name
Example
default, it is 129.0.31.254;
In actual setup, the IP address
can be modified using the
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) Configuration tool in
the start menu. Modify it to
129.0.31.0 or 129.0.31.1

window.
Figure 63 shows Database configuration window.
FIGURE 63 DAT AB ASE CONFIGUR ATION (OMC)

i.


parameter.
Note:
In SID, input the SQL Instance provided during SQL installation.
If user leaves the SID textbox blank, it automatically considers
default SQL instance as SID.
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v. Click Next to enter Install to Folder window.

Figure 64 shows Install to Folder window.

Click on the Browse button on the window in Figure 64, and
operating system.
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i.

Pre-installation Summary window.
FIGURE 65 INSTALL ATION SUMM ARY WINDOW

installs the Session Server software.
85
i.

ii. Click Finish to complete the Session server installation for

Server.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Action
Related
Information
86
Session server Installation for Server is complete and is ready to

provide network management functions.
NMC Configuration

Hard Disk Partition
Session server Software

Installation for Client
Preliminary
Setup
Before Session server installation for client, ensure the following

are installed and checked.

Antivirus software
DirectX 9.0
Network settings

f
Check previous versions of Session server software on

the computer, if found, remove them before installing
Session Server software.

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Steps
The procedure for installing Session server software for the

Client is almost the same as that for the Server. For details, see
Server Installation steps.
1.
Perform the Step 1 and Step 2 from the previous section.
2. Select Client at Step 3: Select Installation Mode.

FIGURE 67
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3. Click Next to select the destination folder.

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the
Installation
Figure 69 shows the Installation Completed window

6. Click Finish to complete the Session server software

installation for Client.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Related
Information
90
Session server installation for Client is complete.

Chapter
NMC Configuration
This Chapter describes:
NMC configuration
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Purpose
The system automatically installs CORBA and SNMP

configuration tools during NMC software installation. If CORBA
and the SNMP options are selected during the OMC Software
installation, the user must configure NE through the NMC
configuration tool.
NMC configuration involves the tools to configure both CORBA
and SNMP. FTP is automatically configured.
Steps
CORBA Configuration
1. After OMM Software installation, access the installation folder

(D:\NetNumenM3 in this case) and double click
nmc_install.bat file, under \install\tools directory to start
the NMC configuration tool.
FIGURE 70 NMC CONFIGURATION WINDOW
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2. Language selection window appears. Select the language.

Figure 71 shows language selection window.
FIGURE 71 LANGU AGE SELECTION WINDOW
3. After language selection, click Next to enter the Select

installation path window. Click Select path and select the
OMCR installation folder.
Figure 72 shows the installation path selection window.
FIGURE 72 INSTALL ATION PATH SELECTION WINDOW
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4. Click Next to view the Northbound Services Deploy

status window.
Figure 73 shows Deploy status window.
FIGURE 73 DEPLOY STATUS WINDOW
5. Click Next to set the FTP Data Report Granularity.

FIGURE 74 FTP DAT A REPORT GRANUL ARITY
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6. Set the granularity level accordingly and click Next to open

the NE management window.
FIGURE 75 NE M AN AGEMENT WINDOW
7. Select bss [ 100000 ] [ liantang ] from NE tree in Figure

75 and
click Add. The Set node parameter window
appears.
Figure 76 shows Set node parameter window.
FIGURE 76 SET NODE PARAMETER WINDOW (1)
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Table 24 shows details for Node Parameters shown in Set

node Parameter window.
TABLE 24 NODE P AR AMETER DESCRIPTION
Parameter
Name
Description
Example
System type
There are two system types:

bss and msswdss
bss
Office No.
Office No. must be 6 digits to

identify the alias of the office.
100005
User Name
User name must be the ASCII

character string.
Shenzhen
Location
User name and location can be

same as well as different.
706
Company
Company refers to its official

business name
liantong
Province
Refers to the province, where

network management system
is located.
guangdong
The network element (NE)

type depends on the system
type. Their corresponding
relation is as follows
bssbssbss1xbss3g;
NE Type
msswdssmsswdss
mssmscmsshlr
mssunixhlrmssmsce
msshlremssmgw
wdsspdsnwdssaaa
wdsspdswdssphrwdsssc
wdssmls;
If NE Type is bss, mss or
wdss in the NE Type box,
then all the nodes added are
LNMC nodes. If NE type is
other than bss, mss or wdss,
then the nodes added is an
OMC node.
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bss3g
8. Refer to Table 24 to fill in node parameter information.

Figure 77 shows the Set node parameter window.
FIGURE 77 SET NODE PARAMETER WINDOW (2)
9. Click OK to access the NE Management window.

Figure 78 shows NE Management window.
FIGURE 78 NE M AN AGEMENT WINDOW
END OF STEPS.
Result
NMC configuration is complete.
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Steps
SNMP Configuration
1. Click Next in Figure 78 to open the NMC IP and NMC port

window.
Figure 79 shows the NMC IP and the NMC Port window.
FIGURE 79 NMC IP AND THE NMC PORT WINDOW
2. Set the NMC IP and the NMC Port and click OK to complete
the SNMP configuration.
Result: SNMP configuration is complete.
Figure 80 shows the NMC Interface success window.
FIGURE 80 SET NMC INTERFACE SUCCESS WINDOW
3. Click OK to complete the NMC Configuration.

END OF STEPS.
Result
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NMC configuration is complete.
Chapter
OMM Server Installation Verification
OMM Client Installation Verification
NMC/LNMC Server Installation Verification
NMC/LNMC Client Installation Verification
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OMM Server Installation

Verification
Purpose
After OMM server installation, verify that the installation is

successful by checking the files in the installation directory or by
checking the short-cut menu. This section takes NetNumen M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) to illustrate how to make the checks after the
OMM server software installation. Those of other versions may
be different.
OMM Server Directories and Files

Make the following choices during the installation process:
Program Files
Accept default as destination directory.

Select both server and client at the installation mode
selection.
After the installation is accomplished, the installer creates the

D : \ N e N u m e n M 3 directory, which may slightly differ depending
on the actual installation. This directory contains OMM server

program files.
Figure 81 shows default root directory structure.
FIGURE 81 ROOT DIRECTORY STRUCTURE OF OMM SERVER PROGRAM FILES
The u m s directory contains the u m s - c l n t and u m s - s v r folders,

which indicates the installation of the server program and client
program. The u m s - c l n t stores the client program files, while
the u m s - s v r stores the server program files.
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Figure 82 shows the ums directory structure.

FIGURE 82 OMM SERVER UMS DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
Figure 83 shows OMM u m s - s v r directory structure.

FIGURE 83 OMM UMS-SVR DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
Database Files
After installing the server software successfully, the installer

installs the database files of the OMM server in the d a t a
directory of SQL Server 2000/2005 whichever is installed.
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Figure 84 shows the list of the files.

FIGURE 84 OMM SERVER DAT AB ASE FILES
Caution: When the server starts, it will update the database

files of BSS according to configuration commands. Do not delete
these files.
Shortcut Menu
If the server and client are installed on the same computer, the
installer creates the ZTE NetNumen M3 shortcut folder in Start
> Programs on Windows of the OMM server after installation.
The folder includes the following five shortcut menus:
ZXC10 BSSB CDMA Analysis System
ZXC10 BSSB Client Console
ZXC10 BSSB Configuration
ZXC10 BSSB Server Console
ZXC10 BSSB Uninstall
Go to Start > Programs > ZTE NetNumen M3 and select

ZXC10 BSSB Server Console to start the OMM server.
To this point, installation verification of the OMM server software
and is complete.
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OMM Client Installation

Verification
Purpose
After OMM client installation, verify that the installation is

checking the short-cut menu.
OMM Client Directories and Files

Accept default as the destination directory.
Select only client at the installation mode selection.
When the installation is completed, the installation directory only

contains the program files and the installation information file.
The root directory is the same as that of the OMM server
program, as shown in Figure 85, except that the u m s directory
only contains the j d k - w i n d o w s and u m s - c l n t folders.
Figure 85 shows the structure of OMM u m s - c l n t directory.
FIGURE 85 OMM UMS-CLNT DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
Shortcut Menu
The shortcut folder of the NMC/OMM client only includes three
shortcut menus:
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After the server starts successfully, click Start > Programs >
ZTE NetNumen M3 > ZXC10 BSSB Client Console to start
the OMM client. The login window appears.
NMC/LNMC Server
Purpose
After NMC/LNMC server installation, verify that the installation is

checking the short-cut menu. This section takes NetNumen M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) to illustrate how to make the checks after
NMC/LNMC server software installation. Those of other versions
may be different.
NMC/LNMC Server Directories and

Files
Program Files
Accept default as destination directory.

Select both server and client at the installation mode
selection.
After the installation is accomplished, the installer creates the

D: \ N e t N u m e n M 3 directory, which may slightly differ depending
on the actual installation. This directory contains NMC/LNMC
server program files.
Figure 86 shows default root directory structure.
FIGURE 86 ROOT DIRECTORY STRUCTURE OF NMC/LNMC SERVER PROGRAM
FILES
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The u m s directory contains the u m s - c l n t and u m s - s v r folders,

which indicates the installation of the server program and client
program. The u m s - c l n t stores the client program files, while
the u m s - s v r stores the server program files.
Figure 87 shows the NMC/LNMC ums directory structure.
FIGURE 87 NMC/LNMC SERVER UMS DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
Figure 88 shows the structure of the NMC/LNMC u m s - s v r

directory.
FIGURE 88 NMC/LNMC UMS-SVR DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
Database Files
After installing the server software successfully, the installer

installs the database files of the NMC/LNMC server in the d a t a
directory of SQL Server 2000/2005, whichever is installed.
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Figure 89 shows the list of the files.

FIGURE 89 NMC/LNMC SERVER DAT AB ASE FILES
Caution: When the server runs, it will update the database files
of BSS according to configuration commands. Do not delete
these files.
Shortcut Menu
If the server and client are installed on the same computer, the
installer creates the ZTE NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) shortcut
folder in Start > Programs on Windows of the OMM server
after installation. The folder includes the following five shortcut
menus:
ZXC10 BSSB CDMA Analysis System
ZXC10 BSSB Server Console
Go to Start > Programs > ZTE NetNumen M3 and select

ZXC10 BSSB Server Console to start the NMC/LNMC server.
To this point, installation verification of the NMC/LNMC server
software and is complete.
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NMC/LNMC Client
Purpose
After NMC/LNMC client installation, verify that the installation is

checking the short-cut menu.
NMC/LNMC Client Directories and

Files
Accept default as the destination directory.
Select only client at the installation mode selection.
When the installation is completed, the installation directory only

contains the program files and the installation information file.
The root directory is the same as that of the NMC/LNMC server
program, as shown in Figure 90, except that the u m s directory
only contains the j d k - w i n d o w s and u m s - c l n t folders.
Figure 90 shows the structure of NMC/LNMC u m s - c l n t directory.
FIGURE 90 NMC/LNMC UMS-CLNT DIRECTORY STRUCTURE
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Shortcut Menu
The shortcut folder of the NMC/LNMC client only includes three
shortcut menus:
After the server starts successfully, Go to Start > Programs >

ZTE NetNumen M3 and select ZXC10 BSSB Client Console to
start the NMC client. The login window appears.
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Appendix
Windows 2000 Advanced

Server Installation
Purpose
Steps
Perform this procedure to install Windows 2000 Advanced Server

on DELL PowerEdge 2650 as an example.
The installation steps are as follows:
1. Check the system cables and power on
i.
Check the monitor, mouse, and keyboard connections. If

there is any disk array also check its connection.
ii. Power ON the server, monitor, and disk array as

prompted and press Ctrl + A.
Result: The DELL PERC 3/DI Controller SCSI Select (TM)
window appears.
2. Delete existing files on the system.
If the server is installed with an operating system before,
perform this step. Otherwise, skip this step.
i.
Select Container Configuration Utility > Main Menu >

Manage Containers.
ii. Click ENTER to display the current configuration of the

system.
iii. Press Del. The Delete Configuration Confirmation
prompt box appears. Select Delete and click ENTER to
delete the disk data from the computer.
iv. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart the server.
3. Clear the configuration in the BIOS.
i.
After the server is restarted, press Ctrl + M as prompted

to open the PERC BIOS Configuration Utility window.
ii. Select Main Menu > Configuration

Configuration, and press ENTER.
>
Clear
iii. The Clear Configuration Confirmation prompt box

appears. Select YES, and press ENTER to clear the
configuration in the BIOS.
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iv. Press Esc for three consecutive times. The Exit

Confirmation prompt box appears. Select YES and
press ENTER.
v. Restart the system as prompted.
4. Set the parameters of the operating system of the server
i.
Insert the DELL OpenManage Server Assistant Bootable

CD into the CD-ROM to reboot the system. This process
may take a long time.
ii. When the DELL OpenManage Server Assistant installation

wizard appears, the system installation process starts.
iii. On the DELL OpenManage Server Assistant main interface,
click Server Installer to start the Server Installation
Setting wizard. According to the prompts of the wizard,
set the parameters of the server.
5. Set the system date and time
Set the system time and time zone of the server, and click
Continue.
Note: While setting the time zone of the system, ensure that
the server and the client are set with the same time zone,
particularly the summer time settings.
6. Configure RAID
i.
On the Configure RAID window, select RAID 1 and click

Continue.
ii. Restart the system as prompted.

7. Select the type of the operating system
i.
After the reboot of the system, the Select Operating

System window appears.
ii. Select Microsoft Windows 2000 and click Continue.

8. Configure the hard disk drive
i.
Open the Configure Hard Disk Drive dialog box
ii. Accept the default partition information. By default, the

hard disk has two partitions in NTFS. The boot partition
has a size of 4096 MB.
iii. Click Continue.
9. Input the operating system information
i.
Open the
window.
Input
the
Operating
System
Information
ii. Input the operating system information.

Keyboard language of the operating system: Select
English.
License type: Select Per Server.
Number of licenses: Select 100.
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Workgroup: Input WORKGROUP.

Computer name: Input OMCR.
User name: Any
iii. Ensure that Cluster Service is not selected, and click
Continue.
10. View the summary information
i.
The Installation Summary window appears, displaying

the configuration information set earlier. Carefully check
each item in the summary. If any parameter does not
meet the requirement, click Start from Scratch to set it
again.
ii. After verifying that the summary information is correct,

click Continue. The Insert the Windows 2000 Server
Installation CD prompt box appears.
iii. Select the Automatic Eject checkbox, and click Next.
11. Copy the driver
i.
Open the Copy Driver window.
ii. After copying the driver, CD-ROM automatically ejects the

DELL OpenManage Server Assistant Bootable CD. Now,
insert the Windows 2000 Advanced Server installation CD,
close the CD-ROM, and click Next.
12. The system starts copying files
i.
The Input Serial Number window appears. Input the

serial number on this window.
ii. Click OK to start copying files.

iii. After the completion of copying process, remove the
Windows 2000 Advanced Server installation CD, and click
Finish to restart the system.
iv. The system enters the automatic installation stage,
during which no human intervention is required. This
process takes about 40 minutes.
13. Install the DELL OpenManage System Management
i.
After the installation of the Windows 2000 Advanced

Server is completed, the Windows Login window
appears. Log in as Administrator, and keep the
password empty.
ii. Insert the DELL OpenManage System Management CD

into CD-ROM, and click OK. The system automatically
copies the necessary programs and installs them.
iii. Restart the server as prompted.
END OF STEPS.
Result
The Windows 2000 Advanced Server installation is complete.
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Follow-up
Action
Install the following after the completion of Windows Installation.
Windows 2000 SP4
Windows security patches
Antivirus Software
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Update Internet Explorer browser to Internet Explorer 6 (IE6)

and install Internet Explorer 6 service pack1 (IE SP1).
Appendix
Windows 2000
Professional Installation
Purpose
Steps
Perform this procedure to install Windows 2000 Professional.

1. Check the system cables and power on
i.
Check whether the monitor, mouse, and keyboard of the

server are properly connected. If yes, turn on the PC and
insert the Windows 2000 Professional installation CD into
CD-ROM.
ii. If the PC has more than one CD-ROM drives, please

insert the Windows 2000 Professional installation CD into
the one set as first boot in the CMOS.
2. Start the installer
i.
When the Press any key to boot from CD message

appears on the screen, press any key to open the
Installer Starts window.
ii. Welcome screen appears.

iii. Press ENTER to continue.
3. Accept Software License Agreement
i.
Open Installation License Agreement window.
ii. Press F8 to accept Software License Agreement to access

Create Disk Partition window.
iii. Press ENTER to continue.
4. Hard disk partition
i.
Open Create Disk Partition dialog box
ii. Enter the size of the partition (the space in disk C should
be no less than 5 GB), and press ENTER. After creating
the disk C, return to the Create Disk Partition window.
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iii. Select Unspecified Space by using the arrow keys, and

press ENTER to continue creating new partitions. The
process is the same as (1) and (2).
5. Format the hard disk
i.
On the Create Disk Partition window, select disk C by

using arrow keys. Press ENTER to open Format Disk
Partition window.
ii. Press ENTER to format disk C. The system shows the

formatting progress.
6. Copy files
i.
After the formatting process is completed, the Copy

Files window appears, showing the files copying progress.
ii. After the copying the necessary

automatically restarts itself.
files,
the
system
iii. Avoid pressing any key on the keyboard during the

restart process of the system before the Check and
Install Device Drivers window appears.
7. Set the regional options for the system and user
i.
Click Custom and set the date, numbers and currency

according to location.
ii. Click Custom and set the layout of the keyboard.

iii. Click Next.
8. Set the personal information
i.
Open the Input Name and Company Name window.
ii. Input user name and company name.

iii. Click Next to access the Input Product Key window.
iv. Input the 25-character Windows installation key.
v. Click Next.
9. Set the system user
i.
Open the Set Computer Name and Administrator

Password window.
ii. Input computer name and administrator password.

Note: Remember administrator password to access the system
after installation.
iii. Click Next.
10. Select the installation components.
i.
Open the Select Installation Components window.
ii. Accept default components

additional components.
iii. Click Next.
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selecting
any
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11. Set the system date and time

i.
Open the Set Date and Time window.
ii. Set date and time and click Next.

12. Install and configure the network components
i.
Open the Select Installation Components window.
ii. The Network Settings window appears after network

components installation.
iii. Select Typical Settings. Configure the network after the
installation completes.
iv. Click Next.
13. Set the workgroup or computer domain
i.
Open the Set

window.
Workgroup
or
Computer
Domain
ii. Select No, this computer is not on a network or

domain.
iii. Input Workgroup in the Workgroup or Computer
Domain field.
iv. Click Next to access Install Windows Components
window.
14. The system performs the installation
i.
The system starts to install the Windows components.
ii. The system displays the installation complete window.

15. Installation completion
Remove the Windows 2000 Professional installation CD and
click Finish. The system automatically restarts.
END OF STEPS.
Result
The Windows 2000 Professional installation is complete.
Follow-up
Action
Install the following after the completion of Installation.
Windows 2000 SP4
Windows security patches
Antivirus Software
Update Internet Explorer browser to Internet Explorer 6 (IE6)

and install Internet Explorer 6 service pack1 (IE SP1).
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Appendix C Windows 2000 Professional Installation
Appendix
Windows 2000 SP4

Installation
Purpose
Steps
Perform this procedure to install Windows 2000 SP4.

i.
Insert the Windows 2000 SP4 CD into the CD-ROM.
ii. Open Windows Explorer and double click W 2 k s p 4 _ e n . e x e

to start the installation wizard.
iii. Click Next.
2. Accept the Software License Agreement
i.
The Installation License Agreement window appears.
ii. Select I Accept.

iii. Click Next.
3. Select options
i.
The Select Options window appears.
ii. On the Select Options window, select Archive Files.

iii. Click Next.
4. Check the hard disk space.
i.
The Check the Hard Disk Space window appears.
ii. The installer checks for the necessary space.

5. Back up files
The Back up Files window
automatically backs up the files.
appears.
The
system
6. Update the system

i.
After the files back up, the Update System window

appears.
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ii. Click Cancel to cancel this process.

iii. The Installation Complete window appears upon the
Windows 2000 SP4 installation completion
7. Restart the system.
Make sure that Do not Restart the System Now is not
selected, and click Finish to restart the system.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Windows 2000 SP4 is installed.

Tip:
Install updated version of Service Pack whenever Microsoft

releases it.
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Appendix
Windows Server 2003

Installation
Purpose
The purpose of this appendix is to give a brief idea about the

installation and the configuration of the Windows Server 2003
Operating system. This appendix also covers Windows Server
2003 SP1 (Service pack1) installation.
This appendix discusses:
Prerequisites
Windows Server 2003 SP1 installation
Windows Server 2003 security configuration.
Make sure the following are available:
Windows Server 2003 CD
Service Pack 1 Patch.
System utilities CD
System hardware that meets the requirements for Windows

Server 2003 installation.
Windows Server 2003

installation
For detailed information on Windows Server 2003 installation,
refer to the document provided with the purchase of the
software or else follow the instructions given in the
Readme.htm file in the Windows Server 2003 CD.
This section does not give any detailed instructions to install the
Windows Server 2003.
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Windows Server 2003 SP 1

installation
After the successful installation of the Windows Server 2003
Operating System, Install the SP1 (Service pack 1).
f
If the SP1 is in a CD, insert the CD and follow the

instructions to install the SP1
If there is an internet connection, then use the Widows
Server 2003 Automatic update option to download the file
from the Internet and install accordingly.
Ensure that the Anti-Virus software is updated before
accessing the internet as some downloaded files may
cause harm to the computer.
Windows Server 2003 SP1.
Windows Server 2003

Configuration
Overview
Windows Server 2003 is a high end operating system for servers.

The software has new features. Security option is of the highest
priority in the Windows Server 2003 operating system. It has
the ability to automatically disable some operations if the
operation may harm the Server. The features of this Operating
system increase the work efficiency of the system and also help
in maintaining high security to the system.
Windows Server 2003 configuration is very necessary after
installation. Perform the following settings to ensure that the
system is safe and secure.
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Appendix D Windows 2000 Professional Installation
Set Internet Explorer Security Level

Purpose
Steps
The security level should always be set to prevent any damage

to the system while accessing the net.
Perform the following steps
1. Open Internet Explorer (IE). Click on the Tools menu and
select the Internet Options from the pop-down list.
2. In the window, select the Security tab. Mark the internet
icon. Ensure that the security level of this zone is set to High
by default.
Figure 91 illustrates this process.
FIGURE 91 SECURITY LEVEL
3. Click on Custom Level button to open the security settings

window.
4. Set the custom settings to Medium.
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FIGURE 92 SET CUSTOM LEVEL TO MEDIUM
5. Click Reset to set Security Level to Medium.

6. Click OK to save and exit.
END OF STEPS.
Configure Windows Password Policy

Purpose
Perform this configuration process according to two conditions of

system. They are:
The system is not a member of the Domain
The system is a member of the Domain.
This section describes the Password setting procedures for bot

these conditions.
Overview
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System is Not a Domain Controller
When the system is not in a domain, only the local security

policy is available. The local security policy is used to configure
security settings for the local computer. These settings include
the Password policy, Account Lockout policy, Audit policy, IP

Security policy, user rights assignments, and other security
options.
Steps
Perform the following steps to configure the password policy.

1. Go to Start>Programs>Administrative Tools and select
the Local Security Policy.
2. Expand the Account Policy folder at the left hand side of
the window.
3. Double click on Password Policy sub-tree to view the
various password parameters.
4. Set the parameters.
Figure 93 illustrates this process
FIGURE 93 CONFIGURING PASSWORD POLICY
END OF STEPS.
Overview
Steps
System is a Domain controller
For domain accounts, there can be only one account policy. The
account policy must be defined in the Default Domain policy and
is enforced by the domain controllers that make up the domain.
A domain controller always obtains the account policy from the
Default Domain Policy Group Policy object, even if there is a
different account policy applied to the organizational unit that
contains the domain controller
Perform the following steps to set the password policy.
1. Go to Start>Programs>Administrative Tools and select
the Domain Security Policy.
2. Expand the Account Policy folder at the left hand side of
the window.
3. Double click on the Password Policy sub-tree to view the
various password parameters.
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4. Set the parameters.

FIGURE 94 DOM AIN CONTROLLER P ASSWORD POLICY
END OF STEPS.
Result
The password policy is set.
Disable Internet Time

Synchronization
Purpose
Steps
The Synchronization with the internet time should be disabled to

avoid any variation that will affect the system time.
Perform the following steps.
1. Go to Start>Settings>Control Panel and select the
Date/Time options or right click on the time display at the
taskbar and select the Adjust Date/Time to open the
Date/Time properties window.
2. Click on the Internet Time tab and uncheck the
Automatically synchronize with an Internet time
server check box.
3. Click Apply to save, and click OK to exit.
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FIGURE 95 DISABLE INTERNET TIME SYNCHRONIZATION
END OF STEPS.
Result
The time settings is complete.
Configure User Profiles.

Overview
Steps
User management is performed to make the user join the

administrator group. Only then the user will have rights to work
with all access rights of the administrator.
Perform the following steps:
1. Go to Start>Administrative Tools and select Computer
Management to open the window.
2. Expand Local Users and Groups folder at the left hand side
of the window.
3. Right click on the Users folder and select New User to
create a new user. Give a name for the user and confirm.
The new user will be displayed on the right side of the
window.
4. Right click on the newly created user and select Properties
to open the properties window.
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5. Select Member Of tab. The window will show that the user
is a member of the Users Group.
6. Click Add button. The window as in Figure 96 will display.
FIGURE 96 SELECT GROUPS
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7. Click the Advanced button. Then click the Find Now button
to open the window as shown in Figure 97.
FIGURE 97 SELECT GROUP SEARCH RESULTS
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8. Double click on Administrators icon to make the user join

the Administrator Group.
Figure 98 illustrates this window.
FIGURE 98 JOINING ADMINISTRATOR GROUP
END OF STEPS.
Result
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All the user profile settings are complete.
Appendix
Purpose
The purpose of this appendix is to give a brief idea about the

installation and the configuration of the Windows XP Operating
system. This topic also covers the briefing of the SP2 installation.
This appendix discusses briefly:
Prerequisites
Windows XP SP2 installation
Windows XP Security configuration
Make sure the following are available,
Windows XP CD
Service Pack 2 Patch
System utilities CD
System hardware that meets the requirements for Windows

XP
Windows XP installation
For detailed information on Windows XP installation, refer to the
document provided with the purchase of the software or else
follow the instructions given in the setupxp.htm file in the
Windows XP CD.
Windows XP Operating system.
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Windows XP SP2 Installation

After the successful installation of the Windows XP Operating
System, install the SP2 (Service pack 2).
If the SP2 is in a CD, insert the CD and follow the

instructions to install the SP2.
If there is an internet connection, then use the Widows
Server 2003 Automatic update option to download the file
from the Internet and install accordingly.
Ensure that the Anti-Virus software is updated before
accessing the internet as some downloaded files may cause
harm to the computer.
Windows XP Settings
Overview
Windows XP configuration is necessary after installation. Perform

the following setting to ensure the system is safe and secure.
Disable Internet Time

Synchronization
Purpose
Steps
The Synchronization with the internet time should be disabled to

avoid any variation that will affect the system time.
Perform the following steps,
1. Go to Start>Settings>Control Panel and select the
Date/Time options or right click on the time display at the
taskbar and select the Adjust Date/Time to open the
Date/Time properties window.
2. Click on the Internet Time tab and uncheck the Automatically
synchronize with an Internet time server check box.
3. Click Apply to save, and click OK to exit.
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Appendix E Windows XP Installation

FIGURE 99 DISABLE INTERNET TIME SYNCHRONIZATION
END OF STEPS.
Result
The Setting is complete.
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Appendix

Overview
DirectX 9.0 enhances the multimedia capabilities of the

computer. It includes accelerated video card and sound card
drivers that provide better playback for different types of
multimedia, such as full-color graphics, video and 3-D animation.
It enables these advanced functions without requiring identifying
the hardware components in the computer and ensures that
most software runs on most hardware systems.
The following section describes the steps to complete DirectX 9.0
installation.
Install DirectX 9.0 through internet upgrade or the downloaded
installation program.
Upgrade via Internet

Purpose
Prerequisites
If the server has Internet access, use Windows Update and

upgrade to DirectX 9.0.
The prerequisites are:
Steps
Install all the available patches and anti-virus software

before upgrading through internet, to protect from viruses.
Close all running applications before installing DirectX 9.0.

1. Select Start > Windows Update on Windows. The system
automatically connects to the Microsoft Windows update
website.
2. Select Upgrade > Windows 2000 node on the left-hand
navigation tree and locate DirectX 9.0 or DirectX 9.0c.
3. Click the Add button for DirectX 9.0 or DirectX 9.0c.
4. Click the Check and Install Upgrades button on the lefthand navigation tree. This downloads and installs updates
automatically. After the upgrade, restart the system.
END OF STEPS.
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Offline Installation
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
If the server has no Internet access, use offline installation

procedure.
Close all running applications before installing DirectX 9.0.
1. Start the Internet Explorer on a PC that has Internet access.
Type http://www.microsoft.com/downloads in the address
bar. The Microsoft download page appears.
2. Select DirectX from Search dropdown menu and click
Go.
3. Click DirectX 9.0c End-User Runtime. Download page
appears.
4. Click Continue and then click Download to download
the DirectX 9.0c.
5. Copy the installation file to the server.
6. Run the installation program.
END OF STEPS.
Result
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DirectX 9.0 is completely installed with all components and

drivers.
Appendix
SQL Server 2000 and

Patches Installation

Purpose
Preliminary
Setup
Steps
Perform this procedure to install SQL Server 2000.

Before installing SQL Server 2000, make sure that the following
items are ready:
SQL Server 2000 CD
SQL 2000 Service Pack 4 installer

After starting Windows 2000 Advanced Server, insert the
SQL Server 2000 installation CD into CD-ROM. The CD
automatically runs, and the window appears as shown in
Figure 100.
If the CD does not automatically run, run the A u t o r u n . e x e
f i l e m a n u a l l y to start the installer.
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FIGURE 100 INSTALL ATION OPTIONS WINDOW

i.
Click the SQL Server 2000 Components option in

Figure 100, and the installation window appears.
Figure 101 shows the Installation Components Window.

FIGURE 101 INSTALL COMPONENTS WINDOW
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ii. Click Install Database Server. The Welcome window

appears.
Figure 102 shows the Welcome window.
FIGURE 102 WELCOME WINDOW
3. Create the SQL Server instance

i.
Click Next to access the Computer Name window.

Figure 103 shows the Computer Name window.
FIGURE 103 SELECTING A COMPUTER NAME
ii. Select the Local Computer radio button.
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The Virtual Server radio button is available only when

the cluster service is successfully installed in the cluster
system. Otherwise, it is unavailable.
iii. Click Next to access the Installation Selection window.
Figure 104 shows the Installation Selection window.
FIGURE 104 INSTALL ATION SELECT WINDOW
iv. Select Create a new instance of SQL Server, or

install Client Tools.
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4. Input the user information.

i.
Click Next to access the User Information window.

Figure 105 shows the Installation Selection window.
FIGURE 105 USER INFORMATION WINDOW
ii. Enter the actual company name and user name.

5. Accept the Software License Agreement, and enter CD Key.
i.
Click Next to access the Software License Agreement

window.
Figure 106 shows Software License Agreement window.
FIGURE 106 SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT WINDOW
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ii. Read the software license agreement carefully and click

Yes to accept the end-user license agreement. The CDKey window appears next.
iii. Input the 25-character CD-key.
6. Select the installation type
i.
Click Next on the CD-Key window to access the

Installation Definition window.
Figure 107 shows the Installation Definition window.
FIGURE 107 INSTALL ATION DEFINITION WINDOW
ii. Select Server and Client Tools.
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7. Set the instance name of the server

i.
Click Next to access the Instance Name window.

Figure 108 shows the Instance Name window.
FIGURE 108 INSTANCE N AM E WINDOW
ii. Select Default.

The instance name is the name of the computer, by
default. If SQL Server 2000 is already installed on the
computer, input the instance name only while making
another installation or uninstallation.
Note: The instance name is the service name provided by the
SQL Server database for client. To access the SQL Server
database, client must provide the instance name.
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8. Select the installation type and destination folder

i.
Click Next to access the Setup Type window.

Figure 109 shows the setup type window.
FIGURE 109 INSTALL ATION TYPE AND DESTINATION FOLDER WINDOW
ii. Select Custom and

destination folder.
click
Browse
to
specify
the

i.
Click Next to access the Select Components window,

Figure 110 shows the Select Components Window.
Note: For Typical or Minimum options, the windows in Figure

110 and Figure 113 will not appear.
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FIGURE 110 SELECT COMPONENTS WINDOW
ii. Select the components and sub-components.

10. Set the services accounts
i.
On the window in Figure 110, click Next to access the

window in Figure 111.
FIGURE 111 SERVICE ACCOUNTS WINDOW
ii. Select Use the Same account for each service. Auto
Start SQL Server Service.
iii. Under Service Settings, select Use a Domain User
account.
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Note: Ensure that the server has joined the computer domain
while selecting Use a Domain User account, and make sure to
input the correct domain user name and password. Otherwise,
the system will display the user does not exist or the
password is incorrect message.
11. Select the authentication mode
i.
On the window in Figure 111, click Next to access the

Authentication Mode window.
Figure 112 shows the Authentication Mode window.
FIGURE 112 AUTHENTICATION MODE WINDOW
ii. Select Mixed Mode (Windows Authentication and

SQL Server Authentication). In this way, the user can
log on with either sa or the domain account of Windows
2000. Also, enter the password for the sa account.
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12. Set the collation

i.
Click Next to access the Collation Settings window.

Figure 113 shows the Collation Settings window.
FIGURE 113 COLLATION SETTINGS WINDOW
ii. Select default values from the Collation designator.
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13. Set the network

i.
Click Next to access the Network Libraries window.

Figure 114 shows the Network Libraries Window.
FIGURE 114 NETWORK LIBRARIES WINDOW
ii. Accept the defaults.

iii. Click Next to access the Start Copying Files window.
Figure 115 shows the Start Copying Files window.
FIGURE 115 START COPYING FILES WINDOW
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14. Choose licensing mode

i.
Click Next to access the Choose Licensing Mode

window.
Figure 116 shows Choose Licensing Mode window.
FIGURE 116 CHOOSE LICENSING MODE WINDOW
ii. Select Processor License for. Select the number of

processors (usually two) according to the actual number
of CPUs, and click Continue.
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15. Install Microsoft Data Access Components

i.
Microsoft Data
Window appears,
Access
Components
2.6
Setup
Figure 117 shows Microsoft Data Access Components.

FIGURE 117 INSTALL MICROSOFT DAT A ACCESS COMPONENTS
ii. Click Finish. The system shows the installation process.

16. Installation completed
i.
After the installation is completed, the Installation

Complete window appears.
ii. Click Finish to complete the installation of SQL Server

2000.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Action
Related
Information
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SQL Server 2000 installation is complete.

After SQL Server 2000 installation, install the SQL Server 2000
SP4 and other patches and also verify the installation.
For more information, refer to:
SQL 2000 Server SP4 Installation
SQL Server 2000 Installation Verification
SQL 2000 Server SP4

Installation
Purpose
Steps
Perform this procedure to install SQL Server 2000 SP4.

1. Decompress the installation programs
i.
Insert the CD with the SQL Server 2000 SP4 install

programs into the CD-ROM. Double-click S Q L 2 0 0 0 K B 8 8 4 5 2 5 - S P 4 - x 8 6 . E X E . The Decompressing Files
window appears.
ii. Enter the destination directory in the Save Files in text

box, or click Browse to select the destination directory in
the pop-up dialog box.
iii. Click Next to decompress the installation files to the
destination directory.
i.
Open Windows Explorer, double click the s e t u p . b a t file

in the destination directory. The Welcome window
appears.
ii. Click Next to access the Software License Agreement.

3. Accept the Software License Agreement
i.
Read the software license agreement carefully.
ii. Click Yes to accept the license agreement.

4. Specify the instance name of the SQL Server
i.
The Instance Name window appears.
ii. Specify the instance name only when one server has
multiple SQL Server instances. The OMC server has only
one instance name. Directly click Next to continue.
5. Verify database administrator password
i.
Connect to Server window appears.
ii. Select the SQL Server System Administrator Login

Information (SQL Server Authentication), and enter
the login password of the sa user.
iii. Click Next. The installer checks the password.
6. Set the compatibility and collect the installation information
i.
After the password check, the compatibility window

appears.
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ii. Select Update Microsoft Search and Apply SQL

Server 2000 SP4 (Required), and click Continue to
open the Error Reporting window.
iii. Make sure that Automatically send fatal error reports
to Microsoft is not selected, and click OK to open the
Collect Installation Information window.
7. Copy files
i.
The Start Copying Files window appears.
ii. Click Next. The installer starts copying the program files
and updates the system. This takes a few minutes.
iii. Backup the database after the completion of copying
process.
8. Restart the system.
After the SQL Server 2000 SP4 installation, restart the
system.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Follow-up
Action
Related
Information
After SQL Server 2000 SP4 installation, also install the SQL
Server 2000 patches (for example, SQL2000-KB8154958.00.0818-CHS.exe).
For additional information, refer to:
SQL Server 2000 Installation Verification
SQL Server 2000 Settings

Windows Server 2003 configuration is very necessary after
installation. Perform the following settings to ensure that the
system is safe and secure.
Set the Startup Mode

Purpose
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After installing the SQL Server 2000 server, set the SQL Server
service and SQL Server Agent service to Automatic Start.
Steps

1. Open the SQL Server Enterprise Manger and connect to
SQL Server.
Figure 118 shows the SQL Server Enterprise Manager window.
FIGURE 118 SQL SERVER ENTERPRISE MANAGER WINDOW
2. On the SQL Server Enterprise Manager console, rightclick on the tree node of the server instance name (If default
instance name is same as the computer name, then the tree
node is LOCAL (WINDOWS NT)). Here it is ZTE (Windows
NT). Select Properties to open the SQL Server Properties
window.
3. Select the General tab and modify the automatic start
attribute of the SQL Server. Ensure the selection of
checkboxes before Automatically Start SQL Server and
Automatically Start SQL Server Agent.
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Figure 119 illustrates this process window.

FIGURE 119 SQL SERVER PROPERTIES WINDOW
4. Click OK to save modification.

END OF STEPS.
Result
The Startup Mode is set.
Modify the Physical Memory

Purpose
Steps
Perform this setting to configure the Memory settings.

1. Make sure that the SQL Server 2000 server is running. Open
the SQL Server Enterprise Manager.
2. Right-click server instance (for example, ZTE (Windows
NT)), and select Properties to open the SQL Server
properties window. Select Memory and change the
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Maximum of the SQL Server memory to 1/2 of the total

physical memory.
Figure 120 shows this step.
FIGURE 120 SQL SERVER PROPERTIES MEMORY SETTING WINDOW
3. Press OK to save and exit.

END OF STEPS.
Result
The memory setting is complete.
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Verification
Purpose
Steps
Make the following checks to verify the successful installation of

SQL Server 2000.
1. Check the program group.
The SQL Server 2000 installer should have created the
Microsoft SQL Server program group in the Start >
Programs menu.
The Microsoft
following:
SQL
Server program group contains the
Books Online
Client Network Utility
Configure SQL XML Support in IIS
Enterprise Manager
Import and Export Data
Profiler
Query Analyzer
Server Network Utility
Service Manager
2. Check SQL Server 2000 Service Manager Status

After the server starts, the SQL Server 2000 service
icon for the running
manager will automatically start. The
SQL Server 2000 service manager appears on the lower right
corner of the Windows task bar.
A double click on this icon displays the SQL Server Service
Manager window. If the icon in the white circle on the left of
the window is a green arrow, it indicates normal status and
successful installation.
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Figure 121 shows SQL Server Service Manager.

FIGURE 121 SQL SERVER SERVICE M ANAGER (1)
If the window that pops up is same as in Figure 122, the icon in

the white circle is a red square; it indicates that the SQL Server
2000 service manager has stopped running. Click on the
Refresh services button, and the manager will refresh the
services. If the services are not refreshed, it indicates the
installation failure.
FIGURE 122 SQL SERVER SERVICE M ANAGER (2)
Note: In case of unsuccessful installation of SQL Server 2000,

uninstall it and restart the computer. Install it again by
performing the steps described in this manual.
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3. Verifying the Version Number

i.
Go to Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server >

Query Analyzer to run the SQL query analyzer. The
Connect to SQL Server dialog box appears.
ii. Enter the server name in the SQL SERVER text box,
and connect to the local server.
iii. Enter the password of the sa user, and click OK.
Figure 123 shows the Connect to SQL Server window.
FIGURE 123 CONNECT TO SQL SERVER
iv. Enter the S EL ECT @ @VERS IO N command in the

query window.
v. Press F5 to run the SQL script. The output indicates the
version information and contains the information about
Service Pack 4.
END OF STEPS.
Result
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SQL Server 2000 Installation verification is complete.
Appendix
Microsoft SQL Server

2005 Installation
Purpose
This appendix gives the detailed instructions to install Microsoft

SQL Server 2005 software package.
There are four sections which describe the processes to
complete Microsoft SQL Server 2005 installation. They are:
Uninstall previous version of SQL Server. (If installed and

required)
SQL Server 2005 Installation.
SQL Server 2005 Setting.
SQL Server 2005 Service Pack (SP1) Installation
The fifth section describes:
Prepare to
Start
SQL Server 2005 Un-installation
Make sure the following are available:
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 CD
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 Installation Package
System hardware that meets the requirements for Microsoft

SQL Server 2005 installation.
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Uninstall previous version of

SQL Server (SQL Server
2000)
The reasons may vary for uninstalling the SQL Server 2005 from
the system. The uninstallation procedure is performed two ways.
They are:
Automatic Deletion
Manual Deletion
Note: Perform manual deletion only if the Automatic deletion

fails.
This section describes both the procedures.
Automatic Deletion
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform this procedure to uninstall SQL Server 2000.

Stop all active services before starting the uninstallation process.
Go to Start>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs. Select
SQL Server 2000 and click Remove button.
END OF STEPS.
Manual Deletion
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform this method only when the automatic deletion process is

not complete due to some reasons.
Stop all active services before the uninstallation process.
1. Remove from the registry table.
i.
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Go to Start>Run. Input regedit and enter to open the

Registry Editor window.
Appendix H Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Installation
ii. Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft.

Find Microsoft SQL Server and MSSQLServer and their
sub-items and delete separately.
iii. Open HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft.
Find Microsoft SQL server and its sub-items and
delete.
Note: Be careful while working with Registry Editor, as any
mistake may lead to system instability.
2. Delete SQL Server 2000 from Start menu.

Go to Start>Programs>SQL Server 2000. Right click and
select Delete
3. Delete Installation Path.
The installation path varies according to the system
configuration. If the OS is installed in the C: drive, then the SQL
Server is installed in D: drive and the Vice versa.
i.
The installation path of the package if installed in C drive

is C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL.
ii. The installation path of the package if installed in C drive

is D:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL.
iii. Delete the folder accordingly.
END OF STEPS.
Result
SQL Server 2000 un-installation is complete.

Purpose
Steps
This section describes the procedure to install SQL Server 2005.

1. Insert the Microsoft SQL Server CD and double click the
Setup.exe file. The License agreement window appears.
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FIGURE 124 END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT
2. Select the License agreement check box and click Next to

move to the next step. Click install to start installing the
prerequisites in the next window.
FIGURE 125 INSTALLING PREREQUISITES
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3. After the installation of prerequisites is completed, the

Welcome screen is displayed.
4. Click Next to check for the system configuration.

FIGURE 127 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION CHECK
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5. Click Next after the check is finished

Registration Information Window.
FIGURE 128 REGISTRATION INFORM ATION
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to
open
the
6. Enter the details and click Next to open the Components to

Install window.
FIGURE 129 COMPONENTS TO INSTALL
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7. Select all the check boxes and click on Advanced button for
Feature Selection window.
FIGURE 130 ADVANCED OPTIONS
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8. In the above window click the Browse button and change

the installation path to D drive if the operating system is
installed in C drive. Click Next to open the Instance Name
window.
Figure 131 illustrates the Instance Name window.
FIGURE 131 SELECT INSTANCE NAME
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9. Select Default instance and click Next to open the Service

Account window.
Figure 132 shows the Service Account window.
FIGURE 132 SERVICE ACCOUNT
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10. Select the parameters as in the above figure and click Next
to open the Authentication Mode window.
Figure 133 shows the Authentication Mode window.
FIGURE 133 AUTHENTICATION MODE
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11. Select the Mixed Mode and input suitable password and
click Next. The Collation Settings window opens.
Figure 134 shows the Collation Settings window.
FIGURE 134 COLLATION SETTINGS WINDOW
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12. Select the parameters as in the above figure and click Next
to proceed. The Error and Usage Report Settings window
opens.
FIGURE 135 ERROR AND USAGE REPORT SETTINGS
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13. Click Next to open the Ready to Install window.

Figure 136 shows the Ready to Install window.
FIGURE 136 READY TO INSTALL
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14. Click Install. The selected components will install. The

component configuration window appears.
FIGURE 137 SETUP PROGRESS
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15. After all the components are successfully Setup, the window
as shown in Figure 138 appears.
FIGURE 138 CONFIGURATION SUCCESS
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16. Click Next and the Completing Microsoft SQL Server

2005 Setup window is displayed.
FIGURE 139 COMPLETING SQL SERVER 2005 SETUP
17. Click Finish to complete the Setup process.

END OF STEPS.
Result
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 installation is complete.
SQL Server 2005 Settings

Purpose
Steps
After the successful installation of SQL Server 2005, perform the

memory allocation and the TCP/IP settings.
1. Allocate maximum server memory.
i.
Go to Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server

2005 and select the SQL Server Management Studio.
Connect to the server.
ii. Right click on the Server and select Properties to open

the Server Properties window.
iii. Select Memory and allocate the Maximum
memory to half of the total physical memory.
server
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FIGURE 140 ALLOCATE MEMORY
2. Enable TCP/IP
i.
Go to Start > Programs > Microsoft SQL Server

2005 > Configuration Tools and select SQL Server
Configuration Manager to open the window.
ii. Expand SQL Server 2005 Network Configuration and

select the Protocols for MSSQLSEVER.
iii. Right Click on the TCP/IP and set the status to Enabled.
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Figure 141 illustrates this step.

FIGURE 141 ENABLE TCP/IP
END OF STEPS.
Result
The memory and TCP/IP setting is complete.
SQL Server 2005 Service

Pack 1 Installation
Purpose
Prerequisites
After the installation of SQL Server 2005, the SP1 has to be

installed. This section illustrates the procedure to install SP1.
Before installing SP1 make sure to:
Stop all the active SQL Server 2005 services.
For this,
f
Steps
Go to Start > Programs > SQL Server 2005 >

Configuration Tools and select SQL Server
Configuration Manager.
Select SQL Server 2005 Services and Stop all the
active services.
Perform the following steps to install SQL Server 2005 SP1.
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1. Start the SQL Server 2005 SP1 Setup. The welcome Screen
appears as in Figure 142.
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2. Click Next to open the License Agreement window

Figure 143 displays this window.
FIGURE 143 LICENSE AGREEMENT
177
3. Accept the agreement and click Next to open the Features

Selection window.
FIGURE 144 FEATURE SELECTION
178
4. Select the features accordingly and click Next to proceed.

Figure 145 illustrates the Authentication Mode window.
FIGURE 145 AUTHENTICATION MODE
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5. Select SQL Server Authentication and click Next to

proceed.
Figure 146 shows the Ready to Install window.
FIGURE 146 READY TO INSTALL
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6. Click Install to start Service Pack 1 installation.

Figure 147 illustrates the installation progress.
FIGURE 147 INSTALL ATION PROGRESS
181
7. Click Next after the Installation progress completes.

Figure 148 illustrates the Installation complete window.
FIGURE 148 INSTALL ATION COMPLETE
8. Click Finish to complete the installation.

END OF STEPS.
Result
SQL Server 2005 SP1 installation is complete.
SQL Server 2005

Uninstallation
Overview
The reasons may vary for uninstalling the SQL Server 2005 from
the system. The uninstallation procedure is performed two ways.
They are:
Automatic Deletion
Manual Deletion
Note: Perform manual deletion only if the Automatic deletion

fails.
This section describes both the procedures.
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Automatic Deletion
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform this procedure to uninstall SQL Server 2005.

Stop all active services before starting the uninstallation process.
1. Go to Start > Settings and select Control Panel.
2. Open Add/Remove Programs. Select Microsoft SQL
Server 2005 and click the Remove button.
3. Press F5 to refresh and select Microsoft SQL Server
Native Client and click the Remove button.
END OF STEPS.
Result
The uninstallation process is complete.
Manual Deletion
Purpose
Prerequisites
Steps
Perform this method only when the automatic deletion process is

not complete due to some reasons.
Stop all active services before the uninstallation process.
1. Delete from the registry
i.
Go to Start > Run and input regedit and enter to open

the Registry editor window.
ii. Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft.

Find Microsoft SQL Server and MSSQLServer
separately and Delete them including their sub-items.
iii. Open HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft.
Find Microsoft SQL Server and delete including its subitems.
iv. Find Microsoft SQL Server 2005 in the whole Registry
and delete all the matches.
Note: Be careful while working with Registry Editor, as any
mistake may lead to system instability.
2. Delete from the Start Menu
Go to Start > Programs. Right Click on Microsoft SQL Server
2005 and Delete.
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3. Delete the installation path

The installation path varies according to the system
configuration. If the OS is installed in the C: drive, then the SQL
Server 2005 is installed in D: drive and the Vice versa.
i.
The installation path of the package if installed in C drive

is C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server 2005.
ii. The installation path of the package if installed in C drive

is D:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server 2005.
iii. Delete the folder accordingly.
END OF STEPS.
Result
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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 un-installation is complete.
Appendix

This appendix describes the procedures for Disk array
configuration. Before the actual configuration process,
knowledge about various concepts is necessary. In this view, the
two sections which are described in this appendix are:
Disk array Concepts
Disk array Configuration
Disk Array Concepts

This section describes the concepts about disk array.
Disk array
A disk array consists of several disks combined into a single

continuous storage space.
Hot spare
It is a mechanism where, when an active disk fails, another idle,

powered-on and standby disk can take its place immediately.
Initialization
It is the process to write zero in the data area on the logical

drive, and create the appropriate parity bit, so that the logical
drive is ready.
The initialization process will delete the old data and create the
parity check, and will check the logical drive for consistency
during this process. An un-initialized array is not usable.
Logical drive
The logical drive divides the disks in one or different arrays into
a continuous storage space, which is distributed over all the
disks in the array.
Logical volume
Also referred to as a disk partition, a logical volume is a virtual

disk composed of logical disks.
Logical Unit
(LUN)
A logical unit consists of one or more disk modules bound

together.
RAID
The RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks) is an array of

multiple small independent disks.
The RAID disk sub-system has a higher I/O performance than a
single disk.
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RAID Level
RAID is available in the following levels: RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 3,

RAID 1+0 and RAID 5.
RAID 0+1 combines the characteristics of RAID 0 and RAID 1:
excellent read/write performance and high security. However, it
requires a high cost to build the array, and the data space is not
efficiently used.
RAID 5 is now the most popular RAID level. RAID 5 uses blocklevel striping with parity data distributed across all member
disks. The RAID 5 array built with n hard disks has a capacity
of n-1 hard disks, featuring a high space utilization ratio. The
data lost on any disk can be recovered based on the parity data.
RAID 5 features high data security, fast read-write, and high
space utilization. However, its disadvantage is that when one
hard disk fails, the overall performance of the whole system
degrades sharply.
Table 25 provides a comparison between the RAID levels.
TABLE 25 COMPARISON BETWEEN THE RAID LEVELS
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RAID Level
RAID 0
RAID 1
RAID 3
RAID 5
Name
Stripe
Mirroring
Dedicated
parity
stripe
Distributed
parity stripe
Fault
tolerance
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Redundancy
type
None
Copy
Parity
Parity
Hot spare
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Number of
disks
More than
one
Two
More than
three
More than
three
Available
capacity
Maximum
Minimum
Medium
Medium
Reduced
capacity
None
50%
One disk
One disk
Read
performance
High
(depending
on the
number of
disks)
Medium
High
High
Random
write
performance
Highest
Medium
Lowest
Low
Continuous
write
performance
Highest
Medium
Low
Lowest
Typical
applications
Faultless
rapid
Writing
small
Writing
large files
Transmission
of small files
Appendix I Disk Array Configuration
RAID Level
Mirroring
RAID 0
RAID 1
RAID 3
RAID 5
read/write
files and
random
data
with
fault
tolerance
and
continuous
data with
fault
tolerance
and random
data with
fault
tolerance
It is a form of redundancy, where the data on a disk has an

identical copy on another disk. RAID 1 and RAID 1+0 both use
mirroring.
Parity
It is a bit that is added into a byte for checking errors in data

storage and transmission. In the RAID, this method can be
applied to all the disk drives in the array.
Reconstruct
It is the process to reorganize the data on the logical drive after

the RAID level is changed.
SCSI
Abbreviated for Small Computer Systems Interface, it is a wellknown protocol and standard for connecting the computer and
its peripherals.
SCSI disk
status
The SCSI disk has five statuses:
Ready: un-configured, powered-on operable
Online: configured, powered-on operable disk
Binding
Hot Spare: standby powered-on disk for use when one disk
fails
Failed: Failed disk due to errors or put to off-line by the user
with the NetRAID controller
Rebuilding: Disk recovering data from one or more key
logical drive
It is the process to format one or multiple disk modules into one

LUN (logical unit) in the disk array storage system.
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Overview
A disk array consists of several disks combined into a single

continuous storage space.
Perform the following procedure to configure disk array.
Preliminary
Setup
Configuration procedure requires the following
DELL PowerEdge 2650 server
DELL PowerVault 220S disk array
RAID 5 for disk array
Note: The DELL PowerVault 220S disk array operates at RAID

1+0 or RAID 5. RAID 5 is recommended. If the disk array
operates at RAID 1+0, the number of disk arrays must be even.
If it operates at RAID 5, keep the number of disks equal to 3 or
more.
NMC servers can share the DELL PowerVault 220S disk array in
the following two modes:
Separate mode
In this mode, different servers use the disks managed by the

two controllers on the disk array, without mutual interference.
To configure the disk array to the Separate mode, first check the
following items:
DIP switch setting

When the disk array is at off status, check whether the DIP
switch on the back of the disk array is set to the Separate
position.
position, ensuring that it is at the
Number of physical disks on the two SCSI adaptors on the

left and right
Check whether the physical disks on the disk array have
equal distribution over the two SCSI adaptors. Ensure that
the SCSI adaptors have the same number of physical disks.
Cluster mode
In this mode, all the disks combine to make one big disk and
then divided into two partitions.
Two servers are identified as server A and server B.
To configure the disk array to the Cluster mode, check the
following items:
DIP switch Setting

When the disk array is at off status, ensure that the DIP
switch on the back of the disk array is set to the Cluster
position, that is
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Number of physical disks on the two SCSI adaptors on the

left and right
Check whether the physical disks on the disk array are
evenly distributed over the two SCSI adaptors. Ensure that
the SCSI adaptors have the same number of physical disks.
Separate Mode Configuration

Steps

1. Open the Configure Disk Array dialog box
i.
Ensure that the disk array is correctly connected to the

two servers, the disk array is powered on, and DIP switch
is set to the Separate mode.
ii. Turn off server B, and restart server A.

iii. Press Ctrl + M to bring up the prompt box. Press any key
to open the Configure Disk Array dialog box.
2. Clear the old disk configuration
i.
Select Management Menu > Configuration on the

Configure Disk Array window, and press ENTER to
open the configuration dialog box.
ii. Select Clear Configuration and press ENTER. Clear

Configuration Confirmation prompt box appears.
Select YES.
Note: Clear old disk configuration on only one of the two servers.
3. Create new disk configuration
i.
Select Clear Configuration and press ENTER. The

Clear Configuration Confirmation prompt box appears.
Select YES.
ii. The system checks the hardware configuration of the disk

array and displays the Disk Array Selection window,
which shows the devices currently connected to the SCSI
controller.
4. Define the disk group
i.
Move the cursor to the physical disk whose status is

READY, and press SPACE to select the physical disk. The
disk array changes to the ONLINE status and keeps on
flashing.
ii. Select other disks whose status is READY by following the

same procedure to change their status to ONLINE, and
make them flashing.
iii. Press ENTER to define these physical disks whose status
is ONLINE to disk group A00.
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5. Configure the logical drive

i.
Press F10 to open the Configure Logical Drive window.
ii. Move the cursor to RAID, and press ENTER to open the
Define RAID Level dialog box.
iii. Select RAID 5 and press ENTER to confirm.
iv. Move cursor to ACCEPT, and press ENTER to confirm.
v. Press ENTER, and the system displays Save
Configuration prompt box. Select YES to save the
configuration.
Note: While using the RAID 1+0 mode, set SPAN to CANSPAN,
to span multiple disk groups into one logical drive. Set to
NOSPAN to create multiple logical drives.
6. Initialize the disk array
i.
Press ESC.
ii. Select Initialize and press ENTER.

iii. Move cursor to Logic Driver 0 and press SPACE to
select Logic Driver 0.
iv. Press F10 to initialize Logic Driver 0.
7. Save the configuration and restart the system.
i.
Press ESC twice, and select

configuration as prompted.
YES
to
save
the
ii. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart server A, and then turn
it off.
To this point, configuration of the disk array of server A is
complete.
8. Configure the disk array on server B
i.
Turn off server A, and start server B. As prompted, press

Ctrl+M to display the prompt box. Press any key to open
the Configure Disk Array window.
ii. Select Management Menu > Configuration > New

Configuration to create a new disk configuration.
Note: The subsequent steps are the same as those for server A.
END OF STEPS.
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Cluster Mode Configuration

Steps

1. Open the Configure Disk Array dialog box
i.
Ensure that the disk array is correctly connected to the

two servers, the disk array is powered on, and the DIP
switch is set to Cluster mode.
ii. Turn off server B, and restart server A.

iii. As prompted, press Ctrl+M to open the Configure Disk
Array window.
2. Close the Start BIOS option.
i.
Select Management Menu > Object > Adapter to

open the Set Adaptor window.
ii. Select Disable BIOS, press ENTER, and select NO, to

close the Start BIOS option of the disk.
Caution: The window shows that the current BIOS is disabled,
but in fact it is enabled, so close the Start BIOS option of the
disk.
3. Enable the SCSI adaptor Cluster mode
i.
Select Cluster Mode on the Configure Adaptor dialog

box, and press ENTER.
ii. Select Enable and then select YES.

While changing the mode to Cluster, if the system
prompts logical driver are in WRITEBACK Mode,
perform the following steps:
i.
Press ESC.
ii. Select Management Menu > Object > Adapter >

Logical Driver > View/Update Parameters.
iii. Select Write Policy and press ENTER.
iv. Select WRTHRU.
v. Modify SCSI Cluster mode.
4. Modify the SCSI adaptor ID
i.
Select Initiator ID on the Configure Adaptor dialog box,

and press ENTER.
ii. Enter the new ID (6), press ENTER and then select YES.
iii. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart server A and then turn it
off.
5. Open the Configure Disk Array dialog box of server B
i.
Turn off server A, and start server B.
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ii. As prompted, press Ctrl+M to open the Configure Disk

Array window.
6. Close the Start BIOS option of the disk.
i.
Select Management Menu > Object > Adapter to open

the Set Adaptor window.
ii. Select Disable BIOS and press ENTER.

iii. Select NO to close the Start BIOS option.
7. Open the Cluster mode of the SCSI adaptor
i.
Select Cluster Mode on the Configure Adaptor dialog

box, and press ENTER.
ii. Select Enable and then select YES.

8. Clear the old disk configuration
i.
Select Management Menu > Configuration > Clear

Configuration.
ii. Press ENTER. The Clear Configuration Confirmation

prompt box appears. Select YES.
9. Create new disk configuration
i.
Select Configuration > New Configuration.
ii. The Create Configuration

appears. Select YES.
Confirmation
prompt
box
iii. The system checks hardware configuration and displays

the Disk Array Selection window, which shows devices
currently connected to the SCSI controller.
10. Define the disk group
i.
Move the cursor to the physical disk whose status is

READY, and press SPACE to select the physical disk. The
disk array changes to the ONLINE status and keeps on
flashing.
ii. Select other disks whose status is READY by following

the same procedure to change their status to ONLINE,
and make them flashing.
iii. Press ENTER to define these physical disks whose status
is ONLINE to disk group A00.
Note: Select more than three physical disks to form a group for
RAID 5. If there are many physical disks, for example, for more
than 8, define two groups, A00 and A01, with four physical disks
in one group. Each group forms one RAID 5 disk array. Then,
span the two RAID 5 disk arrays into a big logical drive.
11. Configure logical drive
i.
Press F10 to open the Configure Logical Drive window.
ii. Move the cursor to RAID, and press ENTER to open the
Define RAID Level dialog box. Select RAID 5, and
press ENTER to select it.
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iii. If multiple disk groups are defined in step 10, span them.
Move the cursor to SPAN and press ENTER. From the
pop-up menu, select CANSPAN and press ENTER. The
SPAN shows the YES status.
iv. Move the cursor to ACCEPT, and press ENTER to confirm.
12. Modify other disk groups
i.
Repeat the above steps to define other disk groups to

Logic Driver 0.
ii. After defining last disk group, set SPAN to NOSPAN. The
SPAN displays the NO status. Select ACCEPT and the
system brings up the Save Configuration dialog box.
iii. Select YES to save the configuration.
13. Initialize the disk array
i.
Press ESC, select Management Menu > Initialize, and

press Enter.
ii. Move the cursor to Logic Driver 0 and press SPACE to

select Logic Driver 0. Press F10 to initialize the Logic
Driver 0.
Important! Verify that only Logic Driver 0 is on the
screen, and there is no Logic Driver 1. Otherwise, start
from step 3 to set again.
14. Save the configuration and restart the system.
i.
Press ESC to exit the configuration main interface. When

the system asks whether to save the configuration, select
YES. The system will prompt to restart the server to put
the configuration into effect.
ii. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to restart the server.

END OF STEPS.
Result
Disk Array configuration is complete.
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Appendix
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) Software
Uninstallation
Purpose
This section describes NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Software

uninstallation for OMM/NMC/LNMC/Session server Part Server
under the Windows 2000 environment.
One of the following reasons may lead to software uninstallation:
Prerequisites
Software is not functioning properly and needs to be

reinstalled.
A newer version needs to be installed
Close both client and server applications before OMC Software

uninstallation.
Note: If client and server applications are running during the
uninstallation process, it may result in data loss.
Steps
Perform the following steps to uninstall the NetNumen M3

(ZXC10 BSSB) software.
1. Go to Start > Programs > ZTE NetNumen M3 (ZXC10
BSSB) and select NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Uninstall.
The About to uninstall window appears.
Figure 149 shows the About to Uninstall NetNumen M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) window.
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FIGURE 149 ABOUT TO UNINSTALL NETNUMEN M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) WINDOW
2. Click Uninstall and click Ok to confirm. Uninstalling

window appears and uninstallation starts.
After the completion, Uninstall Complete window appears.
Figure 150 shows the Uninstall complete of NetNumen M3
(ZXC10 BSSB) window.
FIGURE 150 UNINSTALL COMPLETE OF NETNUMEN M3 (ZXC10 BSSB)
WINDOW
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Appendix J NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) Software Uninstallation
3. Click Finish to complete Uninstallation process.

Note: Un-installation wizard does not automatically delete the
database files for protection reasons. Delete them manually.
Result: The NetNumen
installation is complete.
M3
(ZXC10
BSSB)
Server
Un-
Note: The NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) software

uninstallation process for NMC/LNMC/OMM client is same as the
NMC/LNMC/OMM server. Only difference is that there is no need
for preparations, such as stopping the Network Management
service.
For details, refer to NMC/LNMC/OMM/Session server Server
Uninstallation section.
END OF STEPS.
Result
NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) uninstallation is complete.
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Appendix
Hard Disk Partition

This appendix describes the Hard Disk partition procedures.
There are two levels of portioning. They are:
Disk array Partition
Local Disk Partition
This section describes the partition procedures for both.
Disk Array Partition

Overview
Create hard disk partitions to store database, prior to OMC

software installation.
There are two types of disk array modes. They are:
Separate Mode Disk Array Partition
Cluster Mode Disk Array Partition
The following section describes the partition procedures for both

the modes.
Separate Mode Disk Array Partition

Purpose
This procedure is performed on two servers. The procedure is

the same on both servers. The following steps describe the
procedures.
Preliminary
check
Make sure that the connections between the disk array and the
server and with another disk array are working properly.
Steps
The detailed steps are as below:

1. Open the Computer Management window
i.
Select Start > Setting > Control Panel on Windows

2000 Advanced Server and double click Management
Tools.
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ii. Double click Computer Management

Computer Management window.
to
open
the
Figure 151 shows the Computer Management Window.

FIGURE 151 COMPUTER MANAGEMENT WINDOW
2. Write signature and upgrade disk information

i.
Select Storage>Disk Management on the navigation

tree in Figure 152. If the computer is connected to the
disk array and it is the first time you have opened the
Disk Management window, the system opens the Write
Signature and Upgrade Disk Upgrade window.
ii. Click Next and select Disk 0 from the pop-up window.
iii. Click Next and ensure that Disk 0 is not selected on the
pop-up window and click Next to complete this step.
iv. Click Next to return to Computer Management window.
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Appendix K Hard Disk Partition
Figure 152 shows the Computer Management Window.

FIGURE 152 COMPUTER M ANAGEMENT WINDOW
Note: Disk 0 capacity may vary depending on RAID level and

number of disks.
3. Create partitions on the disk array
i.
Right click Disk 0 and select Create a Disk Partition

from the pop-up menu, to start the partition creation
wizard.
ii. Create one primary partition that occupies the entire

space according to the prompts, and format it into NTFS.
Note: The disk array of the NMC requires a partition of about
300 GB to store the database files. If the space of the disk array
is insufficient, increase the space by adding disks into the disk
array.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Separate Mode Disk array Configuration is complete.
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Cluster Mode Disk Array Partition

Purpose
The partition procedure for a disk array in the Cluster mode is

performed on either of the two servers. However, create two
partitions for two servers respectively.
Procedure
The partition creation procedure for the disk array in the Cluster
mode is the same as that for the disk array in the Separate
mode. Create two partitions of similar sizes (primary and
secondary) in Step 3. For details, see section Separate Mode
Configuration.
Caution: Create two partitions and format them into NTFS, and
then specify different volume labels for them (for example,
OMCR and OMCS), so that the two servers use two different
partitions.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Hard disk partition is complete and disk is ready to use.
Local Disk Partition

Purpose
Local disk stores database and OMC applications. Create

partitions according to requirement and specify a partition to
store OMC database and applications.
The following section describes the steps for local disk partition.
Steps
The operation procedure is as follows:

1. Open the Computer Management window
Select Start > Setting > Control Panel on Windows 2000
Advanced Server, and double-click on Management Tools.
Then double-click on Computer Management to open the
Computer Management window.
2. Start the Disk Partition Creation Wizard.
Select the Unspecified partition of Disk 1, and right-click it.
Select Create a Disk Partition from the pop-up menu to
start the Disk Partition Creation wizard.
3. Create a partition on the local disk
Create the entire space with no partition specified into the
primary partition, and format it into NTFS.
END OF STEPS.
Result
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Local Disk Partition is complete and ready to store database and

OMC applications.
Appendix
Dual Network Card

Installation
Overview
Installation engineers determine the requirement for dual

network card.
This section illustrates dual network cards installation procedures
which comprises of three stages. They are
Downloading Installation Programs
Binding Dual Network Cards
The three stages are described in detail in the following sections.
Downloading Installation
Programs
Purpose
Prerequisites
Perform this procedure to download the installation files to the

system from where the installation steps are continued.
The installation environment is as below:
The server is DELL PowerEdge 2650.

The DELL PowerEdge uses two built-in network cards which
are from the BroadCom NetXtreme family of Adapters.
Note: The built-in network cards may experience failure to

send/receive data after a restart from an abnormal shutdown. If
this happens, first disable them in the windows device manager
and then enable them.
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Steps

1. Start the Server Assistant
i.
Insert the DELL OpenManage Server Assistant Bootable

CD into the CD-ROM. The system automatically starts the
Server Assistant.
If the CD did not run automatically, double click
S e t u p . e x e on the CD to start the Server Assistant.
Figure 153 shows the Server Assistant window.
FIGURE 153 SERVER ASSISTANT WINDOW
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Appendix L Dual Network Card Installation
ii. On the window shown in Figure 153, click Update

Drivers/Utilities to open Server Selection window.
Figure 154 shows the Server Selection window.
FIGURE 154 SERVER SELECTION WINDOW
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2. Select a server
i.
Select PowerEdge 2650 and select Windows 2000

from the Select Drivers/Utilities list box.
ii. Click Continue to access the Program Selection window.

Figure 155 shows the Program Selection window.
FIGURE 155 PROGRAM SELECTION WINDOW
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3. Download programs
i.
Select the BroadCom: NetXtreme Family of Adapters

(Driver) 6.0 link under Network in Figure 155 to open
the File Download window.
Figure 156 shows the File Download window.
FIGURE 156 FILE DOWNLOAD WINDOW
ii. Select Save this program to disk and click OK to

access the Save As window.
Figure 157 shows the Save As window.
FIGURE 157 S AVE AS WINDOW
iii. Select the destination path and click Save to save this
file.
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4. Decompress the installation programs

i.
Locate the Bcom_LAN_60_W2K_02.exe file. Open the

File Decompression window and decompress the file.
Figure 158 shows File Decompression window.
FIGURE 158 FILE DECOMPRESSION WINDOW
ii. Input the destination folder into the Unzip to folder or

click Browse to select the destination folder.
iii. Click the Unzip button to decompress the installation file
to the destination directory. Close this window.
END OF STEPS.
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Binding Dual Network Cards

Purpose
Perform this procedure to bind the dual cards so as to transfer

files between the connected systems.
Steps
1. Double-click C:\Broadcom\W2K\Bcmserv\Baspinst.exe
file to open the window for binding dual network cards.
Figure 159 shows the window for Binding Dual Network
Cards.
FIGURE 159 WINDOW FOR BINDING DUAL NETWORK CARDS
2. Enter team into the Select or enter a team name as

group name of the binding, and click Create Team.
3. Select the first item in the Unassigned adapters list box
button to add the [0000]Broadcom
and click on the
NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet to the Team members list
box.
4. Add the [0001]Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet
#2 to the Team members list box by following the same
procedure.
5. Click OK to bind the two network cards into a virtual network
card named as team.
END OF STEPS.
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Purpose
Steps
Perform this procedure to verify whether the installation and the

binding of the cards are successful.
1. Select Start > Setting > Network and Dial-up
Connections on Windows 2000 Advanced Server to open
the Network and Dial-up Connections window. Team
network connection indicates the successful installation of
dual network cards.
Figure 160 shows the Network and Dial-up Connections
Window.
FIGURE 160 NETWORK AND DIAL-UP CONNECTIONS WINDOW
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2. Right click team icon to open the local connection properties

window.
Figure 161 shows the Local Connection Properties window.
FIGURE 161 LOCAL CONNECTION PROPERTIES WINDOW
3. Click on the Configure button to open the network card

properties window, and select the Advanced page.
4. Check whether the Link Speed & Duplex is Auto Detect. If
not, set it to Auto Detect.
Note: Figure 160 will show different window for different
hardware configurations.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Dual network card installation is complete.
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Appendix
Purpose
Configure the virtual card IP address of the dual network cards.

Below is the procedure for configuring the virtual card IP address
of the two network cards of OMM/NMC/LNMC server. Those of
other network cards also have the same configuration
procedures.
Network configuration has two sections:
Configuration Procedure
Configuration Verification
This appendix describes these procedures in detail.
Configuration Procedure
Preliminary
Setup
Steps
Assume Server IP addresses as below:

OMCR server:
255.255.255.0
IP: 215.152.1.129
Subnet
mask:
OMCS server:
255.255.255.0
IP: 215.152.1.130
Subnet
mask:
The steps for Configuration procedure are as follows:

1. On Windows desktop, right click Network Neighborhood,
and select Properties to open Network and Dial-up
Connections window.
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Figure 162 shows Network and Dial-up Connections window.

FIGURE 162 NETWORK AND DIAL-UP CONNECTIONS WINDOW
2. Right click team icon and select Properties to open the

Properties window.
3. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), and click Properties to
open the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window.
4. Enter the actual IP address, sub-net mask, default gateway,
and DNS, and click OK.
END OF STEPS.
Result
Network Configuration is complete.
Configuration Verification
Overview
Perform verification procedure to ensure whether the network

configuration is successful.
The two parameters for verifying the configuration are:
Ping NMC Server
Check the Primary and Secondary IP addresses
This section describes both procedures.
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Appendix M Network Configuration
Ping NMC Server

Steps
1. Go to Start > Run on Windows 2000 Advanced Server to

open the Run window.
Figure 163 shows the Run window.
FIGURE 163 RUN WINDOW
2. Type cmd in the Open combo box and click OK. The
command prompt window appears.
Figure 164 shows the Command Prompt window.
FIGURE 164 COMM AND PROMPT WINDOW
3. Suppose the IP address of the NMC server is 215.152.1.129.

Type ping 215.152.1.129 at the command prompt, and
press ENTER.
If the following messages appear, it means that the network
connection is normal.
Pinging 215.152.1.129 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 215.152.1.129: bytes = 32 time < 10 ms TTL =
128
128
215

128
128
Ping statistics for 215.152.1.129:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 0ms, Maximum = 0ms, Average = 0ms
END OF STEPS.
Result
NMC Server pinging is successful.
Check Primary and Secondary IP

address
Preliminary
Setup
OMM server communicates with BSC, as well as with the upperlevel NMC/LNMC. When BSC and NMC/LNMC IP addresses are on
different network segments, the OMM server has one IP address
for each of them.
Configure two IP addresses whether the OMM server has one or
dual network cards. However, IP address of NMC/LNMC network
segment acts as the primary IP address, and that of BSC
network segment as the secondary IP address of OMM server.
Perform the following procedure to check the Primary and
Secondary IP addresses.
Steps
1. View IP address of each of the dual servers by using

i p c o n f i g command. Upper one is the primary IP address,
and lower one the secondary IP address.
2. When the single network card has multiple IP addresses,
network properties window shows the IP addresses. The one
in the window is the primary IP address, and that in the
advanced option is the standby IP address.
3. Use the i p c o n f i g command to view them. Upper one is the
standby IP address, and lower one the primary IP address.
END OF STEPS.
Result
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Network Configuration and its verification are complete and the

network is working properly.
Index
AN 219
ANSI ............................... 219
AT 219
ATM ................................. 219
B 17, 113, 188, 189, 190, 191,
219
BSC ...................... 30, 82, 216
BSS ............5, 30, 82, 102, 106
BSSB ........................... 19, 22
CAPS .................................. iii
CDMA ............................ i, 219
CLIENT .......................... 9, 11
CONFIGURATION................... 83
CPU ................................... 17
CRC ................................. 219
CURRENT.................... 159, 183
DATABASE ..................... 31, 83
DRC ................................. 219
DV 220
E 3, 30, 82, 109, 110, 113,
114, 129, 135, 139, 140,
149, 156, 163, 189, 190,
191, 192, 193, 209, 214,
215, 220
EV 220
EV-DO .............................. 220
FCH ................................. 220
F-PCH .............................. 220
F-QPCH ............................ 220
F-SCH .............................. 220
F-SYNCH........................... 220
GPS ................................. 220
HARDWARE ........................... 16
HLR ................... ii, 32, 68, 220
I/O ................................. 185
INFORMATION ........................2
IP 18, 19, 23, 30, 31, 32, 41,
48, 59, 67, 77, 82, 83, 92,
98, 123, 173, 174, 175, 188,

213, 214, 215, 216
ITU................................. 220
LEGAL ................................. 2
LOCAL ...................... 159, 183
MAC................................. 221
MS 221
MSC............................ 19, 221
N/A..................................... 3
NM i, 2
OMC... 7, 16, 18, 31, 32, 40, 41,
48, 58, 59, 67, 77, 82, 83,
92, 96, 149, 199, 202
OPTIONS .......................... 136
P 3, 216, 221
PCF................................. 221
PCT................................. 221
PDS................................. 221
PER................................. 221
PTT................................. 221
R&D..................................... 3
R1 3
R-ACH ............................. 221
READY ..................... 189, 192
RPC................................. 222
R-SCH ............................. 222
RTT................................. 222
SCCP ............................... 222
SELECT .......................... 156
SERVER ................. 10, 16, 156
SOFTWARE......... 9, 11, 159, 183
SPACE........ 189, 190, 192, 193
USER ........................ 159, 183
V i, 6, 7, 14, 15, 16, 23, 42, 60,
77, 222
VERSION .......................... 156
WINDOW ............................ 136
ZXC10 ..........................19, 22
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Abbreviations
Abbreviations
Meaning
3
3GPP2
3rd Generation Partnership Project 2
A
AMPS
Advanced Mobile Phone System
AN
Access Network
ANSI
American National Standards Institute
AT
Access Terminal
ATM
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
B
BER
Bit Error Rate
BSMAP
Base Station Module Administrator Part
C
CCCH
Common Control Channel
CDMA
Code Division Multiple Access
CELP
Code Excited Linear Prediction
CLI
Command Line Interfaces
CORBA
Common Object Request Broker

Architecture
CPCCH
Common Power Control Channel
CPCH
Common Packet Channel
CPICH
Common Pilot Channel
CRC
Cyclic Redundancy Check
D
DCCH
Dedicated Control Channel
DRC
Data Rate Control
DSCH
Dedicated Signaling Channel
DSSS
Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum
DTAP
Direct Transfer Part
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Abbreviations
Meaning
DTMF
Dual Tone Multi Frequency
E
EV-DO
Evolution-Data Optimized/Only
EV-DV
Evolution-Data & Voice
F
FAT
File Allocation Table
F-BCCH
Forward Broadcast Control Channel
F-CACH
Forward Common Assignment Channel
F-CCCH
Forward Common Control Channel
F-CPCCH
Forward Common Power Control Channel
F-DCCH
Forward Dedicated Control Channel
FDMA
Frequency Division Multiple Access
FHSS
Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum
F-FCH
Forward Fundamental Channel
F-PCH
Forward Paging Channel
F-PCSCH
Forward Power Control Sub channel
F-PDCCH
Forward Packet Data Control Channel
F-PDCH
Forward Packet Data Channel
F-PICH
Forward Pilot Channel
FPLMTS
Future Public Land Mobile

Telecommunication System
F-QPCH
Forward Quick Paging Channel
F-SCCH
Forward Supplemental Code Channel
F-SCH
Forward Supplemental Channel
FTP
File Transfer Protocol
F-SYNCH
Forward Sync Channel
F-TCH
Forward Traffic Channel
F-TDPICH
Forward Transmit Diversity Pilot Channel
G
GPS
Global Position System
GSM
Global System for Mobile Communications
H
HLR
Home Location Register
J
JVM
220
Java Virtual Machine
Abbreviations
Abbreviations
Meaning
L
LNMC
Local Network Management Center
M
MAC
Medium Access Control
MS
Mobile Station
MSC
Mobile Switching Center
MSRG
Modular sequence random generator
MWI
Message Wait Indication
N
NE
Network Element
NMTS
Nordic Mobile Telephone System
NMC
Network Management Center
NTFS
New Technology File System
O
OMC
Operation and Maintenance Centre
OMM
Operation and Maintenance Module
P
PCF
Packet Control Function
PCT
Power Control Threshold
PDC
PTT Dispatched Client
PDS
PTT Dispatched Server
PER
Packet Error Rate
PN
Pseudo Number
NMC
Network Management Center
PSTN
Public Switched Telephone Network
PTT
Push-To-Talk
Q
QPSK
Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
R
RA
Reverse Active
RAB
Reverse Active Bit
RAID
Redundant Array of Independent Disks
R-ACH
Reverse Access Channel
RC
Radio Configuration
R-CCCH
Reverse Common Control Channel
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Abbreviations
Meaning
R-DCCH
Reverse Dedicated Control Channel
R-EAAH
Reverse Enhanced Access Channel
RPC
Reverse Power Control
R-PICH
Reverse Pilot Channel
R-SCCH
Reverse Supplemental Code Channel
R-SCH
Reverse Supplemental Channel
R-TCH
Reverse Traffic Channel
RTT
Radio Transmit Technology
S
SSP
Server Service Part
SCCP
Signaling Connection and Control Part
SCSI
Small Computer Systems Interface
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
STDL
Shared Trunking Data Link
SSRG
Simple Sequence Random Generator
T
TACS
Total Access Communication System
TDD
Time Division Duplex
TDM
Time Division Multiplex
THSS
Time Hopping Spread Spectrum
TIA
Telecommunications Industries Association
U
UATI
Unicast Access Terminal Identifier
UMTS
Universal Mobile Telecommunications

System
V
VHO
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Virtual Handoff
Figures
Figure 1 Two layer Networking Model ...................................2
Figure 2 3-Layer Networking model......................................3
Figure 3 3-Layer Network NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB)
Connections.......................................................................4
Figure 4 OMM Server Software Installation Flow.....................8
Figure 5 OMM CLIENT SOFTWARE Installation Flow ................9
Figure 6 NMC SERVER Software Installation Flow ................. 10
Figure 7 NMC CLIENT SOFTWARE Installation Flow ............... 11
Figure 8 Connection Between Servers And The Disk Array ..... 17
Figure 9 Welcome Screen ................................................. 24
Figure 10 License Agreement Window................................. 24
Figure 11 Instruction Window............................................ 25
Figure 12 Network Layer and Installation Type window ......... 26
Figure 13 Installation Mode Window ................................... 27
Figure 14 Components Installation Window (OMM Server) ..... 28
Figure 15 Office Configuration Window (OMM Server) ........... 29
Figure 16 NE Configuration Window.................................... 30
Figure 17 Database Configuration ...................................... 31
Figure 18 Database Configuration (HLR) ............................. 32
Figure 19 Install to Folder window...................................... 33
Figure 20 Pre-installation Summary window ........................ 34
Figure 21 Installation Completed window ............................ 35
Figure 22
Installation Mode Window .................................. 36
Figure 23 Components Installation Window (OMM Client) ...... 37

Figure 24 Installation Path window..................................... 37
Figure 26 Welcome Screen................................................ 42
Figure 27 License agreement window ................................. 43
Figure 29 Installation Type Window.................................... 44
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Figure 30 Installation Mode window ................................... 45

Figure 31 components Installation Window (LNMC) ............. 46
Figure 32 Office Configuration Window (LNMC Server) .......... 47
Figure 33 Database Configuration (LNMC) ........................... 48
Figure 34 Install to folder window ...................................... 49
Figure 35 Pre-installation summary Window ........................ 50
Figure 37
Installation mode window .................................. 52
Figure 38 Components Installation window.......................... 53

Figure 39 Install to Window .............................................. 54
Figure 41 Welcome screen Interface................................... 60
Figure 42 License Agreement Window ................................ 61
Figure 43 Instructions window........................................... 61
Figure 45 Installation Mode window ................................... 64
Figure 46 Components Installation Window (NMC) ............... 65
Figure 47 Office Configuration window (NMC) ...................... 66
Figure 48 Database Configuration window (NMC) ................. 67
Figure 50 Pre-installation Summary window ........................ 69
Figure 52
Figure 53
Components Installation window......................... 73

Figure 56 Welcome Screen Interface .................................. 77
Figure 57 License Agreement Window ................................ 78
Figure 60 Installation Mode Window ................................... 80
Figure 61 Office Configuration Window (Session server) ........ 81
Figure 62 NE Configuration Window ................................... 82
Figure 63 DATABASE CONFIGURATION (OMC) ..................... 83
Figure 64 Install to Folder window ..................................... 84
Figure 65 Installation Summary window ............................. 85
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Figures

Figure 67

Figure 70 NMC Configuration Window ................................. 92
Figure 71 Language Selection Window ................................ 93
Figure 72 Installation Path Selection Window....................... 93
Figure 73 Deploy status window ......................................... 94
Figure 74 FTP data report granularity ................................. 94
Figure 75 NE Management Window .................................... 95
Figure 76 Set Node Parameter Window (1).......................... 95
Figure 77 Set Node Parameter Window (2).......................... 97
Figure 78 NE Management Window .................................... 97
Figure 79 NMC IP and the NMC Port Window........................ 98
Figure 80 Set NMC Interface Success Window...................... 98
Figure 81 Root Directory Structure of OMM Server Program Files
................................................................................... 100
Figure 82 OMM Server ums Directory Structure.................. 101
Figure 83 OMM ums-svr Directory Structure ...................... 101
Figure 84 OMM Server Database Files............................... 102
Figure 85 OMM ums-clnt Directory Structure ..................... 103
Figure 86 Root Directory Structure of NMC/LNMC Server
Program Files................................................................. 104
Figure 87 NMC/LNMC Server ums Directory Structure ......... 105
Figure 88 NMC/LNMC ums-svr Directory Structure.............. 105
Figure 89 NMC/LNMC Server Database Files ...................... 106
Figure 90 NMC/LNMC ums-clnt Directory Structure............. 107
Figure 91 Security Level ................................................. 121
Figure 92 Set Custom Level to Medium ............................. 122
Figure 93 Configuring Password Policy .............................. 123
Figure 94 Domain Controller Password Policy..................... 124
Figure 95 Disable Internet time Synchronization ................ 125
Figure 96 Select Groups ................................................. 126
Figure 97 Select Group Search results .............................. 127
Figure 98 Joining Administrator group .............................. 128
Figure 99 Disable Internet time Synchronization ................ 131
Figure 100 Installation OPTIONS WINDOW ........................ 136
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Figure 101 Install Components Window ............................ 136

Figure 102 Welcome Window .......................................... 137
Figure 103 Selecting a Computer Name ............................ 137
Figure 104 Installation Select Window .............................. 138
Figure 105 User Information Window................................ 139
Figure 106 Software License Agreement Window................ 139
Figure 107 Installation Definition Window ......................... 140
Figure 108 Instance Name Window .................................. 141
Figure 109 Installation Type and Destination Folder Window 142
Figure 110 Select Components Window ............................ 143
Figure 111 Service Accounts Window................................ 143
Figure 112 Authentication Mode Window........................... 144
Figure 113 Collation Settings Window............................... 145
Figure 114 Network Libraries Window............................... 146
Figure 115 Start Copying Files Window ............................. 146
Figure 116 Choose Licensing Mode Window ....................... 147
Figure 117 Install Microsoft Data Access Components ......... 148
Figure 118 SQL Server Enterprise Manager Window............ 151
Figure 119 SQL Server Properties window ......................... 152
Figure 120 SQL Server Properties Memory setting window... 153
Figure 121 SQL Server Service Manager (1) ...................... 155
Figure 122 SQL Server Service Manager (2) ...................... 155
Figure 123 Connect to SQL SERVER ................................. 156
Figure 124 End User License Agreement ........................... 160
Figure 125 Installing Prerequisites ................................... 160
Figure 126 Welcome Screen............................................ 161
Figure 127 System Configuration Check............................ 161
Figure 128 Registration Information ................................. 162
Figure 129 Components to Install .................................... 163
Figure 130 Advanced Options .......................................... 164
Figure 131 Select Instance Name..................................... 165
Figure 132 service Account ............................................. 166
Figure 133 Authentication Mode....................................... 167
Figure 134 Collation Settings window ............................... 168
Figure 135 Error and Usage Report Settings ...................... 169
Figure 136 Ready to Install ............................................. 170
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Figures
Figure 137 Setup Progress .............................................. 171

Figure 138 Configuration Success .................................... 172
Figure 139 Completing SQL Server 2005 Setup.................. 173
Figure 140 Allocate Memory ............................................ 174
Figure 141 Enable TCP/IP ............................................... 175
Figure 142 Welcome Screen ............................................ 176
Figure 143 License Agreement......................................... 177
Figure 144 Feature Selection ........................................... 178
Figure 145 Authentication Mode....................................... 179
Figure 146 Ready to Install ............................................. 180
Figure 147 Installation Progress....................................... 181
Figure 148 Installation Complete ..................................... 182
Figure 149 About to uninstall NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB)
window ......................................................................... 196
Figure 150 Uninstall Complete of NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB)
window ......................................................................... 196
Figure 151 Computer Management Window....................... 200
Figure 152 Computer Management Window........................ 201
Figure 153 Server Assistant Window................................. 204
Figure 154 Server Selection Window ................................ 205
Figure 155 Program Selection Window .............................. 206
Figure 156 File Download Window .................................... 207
Figure 157 Save As Window ............................................ 207
Figure 158 File Decompression Window ............................ 208
Figure 159 Window for Binding Dual Network Cards............ 209
Figure 160 Network and Dial-up Connections Window ......... 210
Figure 161 Local Connection Properties Window ................. 211
Figure 162 Network and Dial-up Connections window .......... 214
Figure 163 Run Window.................................................. 215
Figure 164 Command Prompt Window .............................. 215
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Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary .................................................. ii
Table 2 Typographical Conventions ..................................... iii
Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ................................. iii
Table 4 Networking Models .................................................3
Table 5 OMM Software Installation Requirements ...................5
Table 6 NMC Software Installation Requirements....................7
Table 7 OMM SERVER SOFTWARE Checks ........................... 14
Table 8 OMM Client Software Checks .................................. 15
Table 9 NMC Server Software requirements......................... 15
Table 10 NMC Client software requirements......................... 16
Table 11 NMC and OMM SERVER HARDWARE Configurations.. 16
Table 12 The Server and Client Hardware Requirements ....... 17
Table 13 NMC DISK PARTITION Plan .................................. 18
Table 14 OMM Disk PARTITION PLAN.................................. 18
Table 15 Parameters of Installation Type window ................. 26
Table 16 Parameters on Components Installation Window ..... 28
Table 17
Parameters on the NE Configuration Window ......... 30
Table 18 Parameters on the Installation Type window ........... 44

Table 19 Parameters of Components Installation Window ...... 46
Table 20 Parameters on the Installation Type window ........... 63
Table 21 Parameters of Components Installation Window ...... 65
Table 22 Parameters of Installation type window.................. 79
Table 23
Parameters of NE Configuration Window ............... 82
Table 24 Node Parameter Description ................................. 96

Table 25 Comparison between the RAID Levels .................. 186
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Installation Flow .............................................................8

OMM Client Installation for BSCB ........................................... 36

OMM Client Installation Verification................................ 103

NMC/LNMC Server Installation Verification ...................... 104

NMC/LNMC Client Installation Verification ....................... 107

Windows 2000 Professional Installation ....................113

SQL Server 2000 Installation Verification ........................ 154

SQL Server 2005 Installation ........................................ 159

Local Disk Partition...................................................... 202

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About this Manual

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) system and its various

NetNumen M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) interfaces

Basic concepts of the operating system

Basic operations of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional,

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NetNumenTM M3 (ZXC10 BSSB) (V 3.08.19.00) Software Installation Manual (Windows)

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Brief overview of NetNumen M3 (ZXC10

Describes installation preparation and

Describes installation procedures for OMM

Describes installation procedures for LNMC

Describes installation procedures for NMC

Describes installation procedures for

Describes NE configuration through NMC

Explains OMM, NMC and LNMC Software

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TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS

References to other Manuals and documents.

Menus, menu options, function names, input

Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens

Text that you type, program code, files and

Select one of the parameters that are delimited

TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually

Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button

Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button