NMS/EMS Systems

Tracking and
Governance for
Central Elements

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EMS/NMS S/W Releases, H/W details

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Capability and Utilization of EMS/NMS

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FCAPs Supported

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Architecture and Redundancy

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Road Map of EMS/NMS

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Challenges Faced

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Support Required

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Node owners feed back

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Maintenance and Operations Console

(MOC)

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S/W Version : 14.4.2.81 and 15.0.0.81

GUI Version
: 14.4.2.81/15.0.0.81
Server Version
: 14.4.2.81/15.0.0.81
Data Base Version
: 14.4.2.81/15.0.0.81
Operating Systems
: IBM AIX

H/W Details :

4-way servers for JS22 and PS700 Blades

8-way servers for PS701 Blades
Up to 32 GB memory on JS22 Blades
Up to 64 GB memory on PS701 Blades
Shared Fiber Channel storage subsystem

Capabilities & Utilization :

Each partition has its own MOC (at least one) server at each
redundant site
With the MOC server, multiple sites can be monitored with a
single terminal
When a site is selected the Alarm and Status Summaries are
displayed, in addition other displays such as Real Time Graphs
can be viewed.
Blade Center Centralized Backup and Restore (CBR) enables
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the system software and databases
to be backed up and
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restored for the components based on the blade server:

Capabilities & Utilization (cont.):

The CSI cluster is displayed and monitored via a MOC Server.
Blade Center Centralized Backup and Restore (CBR) enables the
system software and databases to be backed up and restored for
the components based on the blade server:
Node Blade (CPs)
SCM (SS7 Cluster Manager) Node Blade
SPACE Blade
Data and Reports System (DRS) Blade
Upgrade and MOC Server (UMS) Blade
Open Service Platform (OSP) Server Blade
The MOC Server is a processor configured within IN platforms
Server intranet and is assigned with it's own Universal Resource
Locator (URL). After logging into the MOC Server processor, a
"Global Display" window spawns off your browser as a separate
window. This "Global Display" window shows the current real-time
status of your network seen as a matrix of pushbuttons. The
"Global Display" window shows the particular MOC Server name,
Release, Date and Time/Zone Stamp for that particular server in
the title bar region.

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Status Summary

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Capabilities & Utilization (cont.) :

Surveillance information on the IN platform server provided to
individual users includes:
Status Summary windows showing the status of each major
component of the monitored site
Alarm Summary windows showing the alarms logged at the
monitored site
Performance windows with real-time graphs and measurement
reports about system utilization

This information is constantly updated and displayed. The user can

retrieve even more detailed information by selecting individual
boxes inside the Alarm Summary, Status Summary and
Performance windows.

The MOC Server allows users to:

monitor system alarm, status, and performance information
respond to alarms
control software running in the monitored site

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Processes Summary

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Capabilities & Utilization (cont.) :

STATUS SUMMARY
The IN platforms individual site Status Summary screen provides a
graphical display of the node.
It provides the following functions:
Health indication of software process groups
Status indication of signaling interfaces
Condition of feature sets and supported applications
The MOC Server is the primary interface to the Converged
Application Server nodes and is used for maintenance and
surveillance. This Status Summary Screen shows the applications
processes and states of a specific IN partition.

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FCAPS :

Supports Below management services only

Fault
Performance
Configuration (partial)
Security (restricted options to users)

Architecture and Redundancy :

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Road Map :
EOL for EMS (MOC) is part of core platform version. Need
to upgrade if core version is upgraded. The next version to
be upgraded would be 16.x
Challenges Faced :
No issues reported as of today's date
Support Required :
No support required as of today's date
Node Owners Feed Back :

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