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NORTEL NETWORKS CONFIDENTIAL

EBSC ConfigurationTool

Course 823 Lesson 7


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Course 823Lesson 7 - 1NORTEL NETWORKS CONFIDENTIAL

Objectives

Describe the activities performed by the EBSCConfiguration Tool

Relate tool restrictions

Understand the usage of the tool in configuring andmanaging ports/links

Understand how to manage batch and log files createdby the tool


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Main Screen


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Configuration Tool Activities

Add ports

Move subsystems or ports

Delete ports

Manage T1 links on BTS and ISSHO ports

Manage batch files created by the tool

Manage log files created by the tool


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General Screen Layout

Screen titleInstructions

Status Bar

Progress IndicatorControl buttons


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Tool Restrictions

No Command line version of the tool

BSSM must be up and running for tool to operate

Passport interfaces need to be setup previous to running tool

Tool can not provision any components on Passport directly

Tool generates BSMCI and CLI scripts which means coordinationis required for the BSSM database

Tool does not reconfigure subsystems that are moved

For SBS and BTS scripts, the user must make sure the SBS orBTS is working

Able to run only one instance of the tool at a time

Non-EBSC systems do not have access to this tool


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EBSC Configuration Tool Diagram

Passport

MDMGUI Tool

BSMCI CLI

MDM

Queue

User

1

2 3 6

4

5

7 8 9


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Port/Subsystem Management


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Add Ports: Step 1 of 5


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Add BTS Port: Step 2 of 5


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Manage T1 Links


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Manage T1s: Select Ports


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Manage T1s: Configure Data


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Sample Batch file

#This batch file was auto-generated by EBSC Configuration Tool

#Batch file Purpose: Create a BTS portsingle T1

table 11PMSWBTSPORT

add 40 1 laps/12130 sts/0 vt1dot5/1,2 ds 1 chan/0 *quit


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Batch File Management


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Batch and Log File Locations

Batch File location Created files are in /opt/bsm/scripts/ebsc_config directory

Executed files are in /opt/bsm/scripts/ebsc_config/executeddirectory

Log files location Logs found in /opt/bsm/log/ebsc_config directory

Debug log files found in /opt/bsm/log/bsmdbg directory


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Delete Ports/Subsystem


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Delete Ports: Selection


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Move DISCO Subsystems


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Move CIUs


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Review Questions

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43

1

For #1-5 name the part of the screen layout shown by arrows.

Screen Title

Status Bar

Instructions

Control buttons Progress Indicator


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Review Questions

6.Name six port/subsystem configuration activities performed

by the EBSC Configuration tool.

7. How many versions of the tool can be operating at one time?

8. The tool offers three main areas of operations: port/subsystem

management, batch file management and ___________ management.

9. The tool communicates with the user and three systems.

Name the three system.

10. The tool is launched from ______________.

Add ports,Move ports/subsystems,

Delete ports,

Manage T1 links on ISSHO/ BTS ports,

Manage batch files,

Manage log files

Command prompt of the BSSM

log file

BSMCI, CLI and MDM server

One


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