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    1 Overview

    1 Overview

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    1 Overview

    1.1 Introduction

    This document describes how to change the synchronization mode for theA9130 MFS Evolution.

    The two possible synchronization modes are:

    autonomous, where each GP is synchronized from the TC or the SGSN

    through a PCM.

    centralized, where all GP boards are synchronized from only two fixed

    sources (TC or SGSN). These fixed sources are defined when the first GP

    is configured, for the whole MFS.

    When changing the synchronization, the MFS must be running in configurationmode. The synchronization mode is global on the MFS, either autonomousor centralized.

    1.2 PrerequisitesIMT Terminal, configured according to A9130 MFS Evolution IMT User Guide(3BK 20873 AAAA PCZZA).

    The MFS must be operational and running, with both stations in site mode.

    1.3 Scheduling

    1.3.1 Human resources

    1 operator on terminal.

    1.3.2 Duration

    1h -1h 30 minutes - depending on MFS - IMT connection.

    1.4 Telecom / Supervision Outage

    1.4.1 Telecom (GSM Traffic)

    None.

    1.4.2 GPRSThe GPRS is lost when stations are relaunched in site mode after executing

    mfssetup, until the all the links (BSC-MFS, MFS-TC, MFS-SGSN) arerecreated and aligned. The GPRS outage is less than 30 minutes.

    1.4.3 Supervision

    The supervision is lost when the active station is restarted in configurationmode. The supervision outage is finished when the active station is relaunchedagain in site mode.

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    2 Procedure

    2 Procedure

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    2 Procedure

    2.1 Print Gb and MFS TP Configuration

    This step is used to keep a record of the GPRS configuration defined oneach Ater Mux going through MFS to set exactly the same configurationafter synchronization mode change.

    To keep records of Gb resources defined on MFS-SGSN links and MFS-TClinks, perform at OMC-R:

    1. Follow the menu path in the MFS Ater/Gb Supervision window:Configure->Gb

    2. Select the NSC Configuration toggle.

    3. Click on [ + ] next to the NSE object to obtain the list of NS-VC.

    4. Select each NS-VC and follow the menu pathEdit->Modifyto obtain theNS-VC Modification window, save the window using snapshot or printthe screen and click on [ Cancel ].

    5. Click on [ Close ] to quit the window.

    6. In case of multi-GPU BSS, perform steps3and 4for each NSE associatedto BSS.

    To keep records of MFS TP configuration:

    1. In the MFSUSM main window, selectConfigure->Links and Connections.

    2. Select BSC-MFS links. Select->BSCto select the BSC.

    Save the window using snapshot or print the screen.

    3. Select MFS-TC links and save the window using snapshot or print thescreen.

    4. Select MFS-SGSN links and save the window using snapshot or printthe screen.

    5. Select cross-connection and save the window using snapshot or printthe screen.

    6. Click on [ Close ] to quit the window.

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    2 Procedure

    2.2 Change the Synchronization Mode

    Perform the following steps in order to change the synchronization mode:

    1. Open connections (telnet, putty) on the two stations, from the DOScommand mode:

    telnet 172.17.3.3, for Station Atelnet 172.17.3.4, for Station B

    Enter root username and password.

    2. Determine which is the active station on the MFS, with the command:

    #ps -edf | grep mfs

    The active station has the BckpRstr and PatchSrv processes running,the stand-by station not.

    3. Perform on the stand-by station:

    # /usr/mfs/bin/mfs_stop_tomas

    Confirm the reboot with y.

    4. Start the active station in configuration mode:

    # /usr/mfs/bin/mfs_start_tomas -conf

    Confirm the reboot with y.

    5. After rebooting, both stations become unavailable for a while. Try to connectboth of them after some minutes, with telnet.

    6. Enter root username and password, when stations are available again. The station starts in configuration mode.

    7. Check on the active station when rebooting in configuration mode iscomplete:

    # ps -edf |grep nectar

    The reboot is complete when UP_GP_TCP process appears as launched.

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    8. Configure the active station:

    # mfssetup

    During the execution of the script, you will be asked for the synchronizationmode (Enter the mic type synchro).Set the mode as appropriate (1= AUTONOMOUS 2=CENTRALIZED). Do not changevalues that are between brackets (IPs, hostnames)!

    #################################

    MX MFS B8 Installation procedure

    Alcatel 2005

    #################################

    Current date and time is Thu May 5 11:48:22 2005

    -0.295809 seconds

    Do you want to change it Y/[N]?

    If necessary to change date type y, and enter the new time.n

    Enter the rack number [1]

    1

    Rack number is always 1.

    Choose the shelf configuration

    1: Stand-alone with 1 shelf extensible (12 E1/GP,9+1

    GP max)

    2: Stand-alone with 2 shelves (12 E1/GP,21+1 GP max)

    3: Stand-alone with 1 shelf not extensible (16

    E1/GP,9+1 GP max)

    Enter the value according with the case.1

    Do you want to setup Vlan configuration for F300 LAN

    and GPU/MUX ne1oe VLAN: y/[n]?

    Answer y for Vlan configuration.y

    Enter the mic type synchro (1= AUTONOMOUS

    2=CENTRALIZED)

    Enter the value according with the operator request (1 or 2)2

    subrack_profile.bul has been regenerated

    0

    You are in conf mode. To take into account the new

    bul, reboot in configuration mode:

    /usr/mfs/bin/mfs_start_tomas -conf and reload the bul

    Update_bul_files script launchedMX MFS Internet configuration

    ...................

    == eth0.5 interface configuration ==

    Enter external IP address for "STATION_A" on "EXT0"

    [must not be 172.17.3.3 - currently: ]

    Enter the first external IP address of the station x.

    Enter "netmask_eth0.5"

    Enter the netmask for first external IP address of the station x.

    == eth1.5 interface configuration ==

    Enter external IP address for "STATION_A" on "EXT1"

    [must not be 172.18.3.3 - currently: ]

    Enter the second external IP address of the station xEnter "netmask_eth1.5"

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    Enter the netmask for second external IP address of the station xEnter "station_mfs" IP address

    Enter the MFS floating IP adress, the same address on both stations

    Enter "netmask_floating_address"

    Enter the netmask for MFS floating IP adress, the same value on bothstationsEnter address of the router on "EXT0"

    Enter the IP adress for the router on EXT0Enter address of the router on "EXT1"

    Enter the IP adress for the router on EXT1/etc/apache/httpd.conf VirtualHost modified with

    address 172.17.3.3

    /etc/apache/httpd.conf VirtualHost modified with

    address 172.18.3.3

    /etc/apache/httpd.conf VirtualHost modified with

    address 192.168.14.72

    Apache server stopped, will be restarted later

    /usr/sbin/apachectl stop: apache (no pid file) notrunning

    Enter OMC hostname:

    Enter OMC hostname according to operator request

    Enter OMC IP address:

    Enter OMC IP address according to operator request

    omcr19 added to /etc/hosts.

    Do you want to add another omc [y]?

    nNTP configuration -----------------

    Current NTP:[omcrxx]

    Current OMC: for

    Enter NTP server hostname:Enter NTP hostname according to operator request. The NTP could bethe OMC.Testing omcrxx...

    Original /etc/ntp.conf.server saved to

    /etc/ntp.conf.server.pre_mfs_ntp.2.

    omcrxx is an NTP server for STATION_A.

    Allow to use local clock in last resort when all other

    NTP sources have gone away.

    Stopping NTP server: ntpd.

    Restarting NTP server

    Enter the MFS Ident (Manager Element Id) ? [508]

    Enter the MFS ID, the same value for both stationsEnter the MFS Name (32 maximum characters) [mfs08]

    Enter the MFS name, the same name for both stations

    /usr/mfs/etc/GPMGP has been modified successfully

    /usr/mfs/etc/nServerFile has been modified successfully

    /usr/mfs/etc/param.cfg has been modified successfully

    End of installation script

    9. Run the same command on stand-by station:

    # mfssetup

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    During the execution of the script, you will be asked for the synchronizationmode (Enter the mic type synchro).Set the mode as appropriate (1= AUTONOMOUS 2=CENTRALIZED). Do not changevalues (IPs, hostnames) that are between brackets!

    10. Launch the bul files on the active station (which is in configuration mode):

    #cd /usr/mfs/bul

    #buif 01_mfs.bul

    Before going to the next step check that the GPM process is started: #ps -ef | grep mfs

    #buif 02_mfsconfig.bul

    Wait until the prompt is available again. #buif 03_mfsliu.bul

    Wait until the prompt is available again. #buif dataPatch.bul

    11. Copy the customer bul file from the CD to the STATION_A in /usr/mfs/buldirectory and launch it #buif template_set_parameters_in_site_mode.bul

    Wait until the prompt is available again.

    12. Start the active station in site mode: # /usr/mfs/bin/mfs_start_tomas -site

    Confirm the reboot with y, then wait 2 minutes and reconnect to theactive station.

    13. Start the other station in site mode: # /usr/mfs/bin/mfs_start_tomas -site

    Confirm the reboot with y, then wait 2 minutes and reconnect to the

    active station.14. Check that the MFS starts correctly, when both stations have restarted,

    check that all the MFS UNIX processes are launched: #ps -edf |grep mfs

    #ps -edf |grep mfs

    root 1298 1 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/DUMP_SRV

    root 1460 1 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/TRACE_SRV

    root 1624 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/GAM

    root 1633 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:02 /usr/mfs/bin/GEM

    root 1658 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/SCA

    root 1660 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/GOM

    You have tobe patient: After GOM process is started on STATION_A, the

    other processes starts after 15 minutes.root 2101 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/GPM

    root 2111 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/GLM

    root 2116 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/mfsQ3Agt

    root 2125 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/CRAFT_SUP

    root 2133 1 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/BckpRstr

    root 2135 1 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/PatchSrv

    Note: The BckpRstrand PatchSrvprocesses runs only on the active control station.

    15. Display the Craft_SUP process by typing:

    # ps -ef | grep CRAFT_SUP

    root 2125 1456 0 Apr26 00:00:00 /usr/mfs/bin/CRAFT_SUP

    When the CRAFT_SUP Linux process starts, the IMT connection is possible.

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    2.3 Restore GP and MFS TP Configuration

    Perform the following steps at the OMC-R in order to restore Gb and TPconfiguration:

    Resynchronize GPRS

    1. In the RNUSM, SC main window, select the MFS and right-click on it.

    2. Select Re-Synchronize GPRS from the pop-up menu.

    Configure Transport Configure transport for each GP, by aligning BSC-MFS and MFS-TC links for allBSCs one by one, then cross-connect GP board if necessary:

    1. In the MFSUSM main window, selectConfigure -> Links And Connections.

    The Links configuration window opens.

    2. If the window is opened empty without any TP, select Select -> BSC

    3. Select the required BSC in "Links configuration/BSC Selection" windowand click on [ Select ]. The BSS panel displays the available TPs of the

    selected BSC.

    Redo MFS - SGSN Links If MFS - SGSN links were present on the original configuration (check the printsdone before), redo all the links between the MFS and SGSN:

    1. Click on the MFS - SGSN links tab.

    2. Select eitherSelect -> BSC to select the GPU TPs linked with the BSC orSelect -> MFS GPUboard to select the GPU directly.

    The BSC Selection window or GPU Selection window opens.

    3. Select the required BSC or GPU and click on [ Select ]. You see the TPs ofthe linked GPU in the Shelf/GPU panel.

    4. Select the required GPU TP.

    5. Click on [ Link ].

    The new link is displayed in the Links panel.

    6. Redo in this way all the links between MFS and SGSN that were existing inthe original configuration.

    Align Links Align all the links:

    1. SelectLinks -> Align Links and redo the original configuration (that wasprinted before).

    Note: In case of multi-GPU, the appropriate GPU has to be selected from the AlignLinks - Links configuration/GPU Selection window.

    2. Click on the [ Cross-Connections ] tab.

    3. Select Connection -> Connect GPU Board and redo the originalconfiguration (that was printed before).

    Note: In case of multi-GPU, the appropriate GPU has to be selected from the windowthat appears after the Cross-Connect operation.

    Align GPRS

    Configuration

    For all Ater Mux on the MFS, align GPRS Configuration on all TPs. The MFSpart of the MFSUSM window is then updated.

    1. In the MFSUSM main window, click on the [ Ater supervision ] tab.

    2. SelectAlign -> GPRS Configuration -> Align All TPs.

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    2.4 Configure Gb Interface

    This task configures the MFS-TC link if the TC supports Gb, or the MFS-SGSNlink.

    Note: The NSE and NS-VC, PVC, FR-BC must have the same identifier as in

    the previous configuration of the MFS. Otherwise no GPRS packet canbe transferred between the MFS and SGSN.The operator must refer to thescreen printouts made before.

    Note: In order to reduce GPRS outage, first one NSE and related NSVC for eachBSS is created. The GPRS traffic starts on one GPU for each BSS. Then theremaining NSE are created.

    Create NSE For one GP associated with the BSS and for each BSS, create NSE:

    1. In the MFSUSM main window, click on the [ Gb supervision ] tab.

    2. SelectConfigure -> Gb. The "Gb Configuration" window opens.

    3. Create NSE by selecting Edit -> Add -> NSE, enter an NSEI in the "NSE

    Creation" window, select an associated BSS, and click on [ OK ].

    Create NS-VC Create NS-VC for the GP, a first NS-VC on the links supporting Gbresources, using the values printed before (you have already opened the"Gb Configuration" window:

    1. In the MFSUSM main window, click on the "Gb supervision" tab.

    2. SelectEdit -> Add -> NS-VC. The "NS-VC Creation" window opens.

    3. Select GPU Board.

    4. Select TP port.

    5. Select the time slots to be changed by first clicking on the highest numbered

    time slot, then the lowest numbered time slot.All time slots between the first and last time slots are selected, and areset green in color.

    6. Select the NS-VC parameters.

    7. Select the Bearer channel parameters time slots by first clicking on thehighest numbered time slot, then the lowest numbered time slot.

    All time slots between the first and last time slots are automatically selected.

    8. Enter the PVC parameters, and click on [ OK ].

    Unlock GPRS Unlock GPRS Traffic on BSS (for the BSS where GPRS traffic is locked):

    1. In the RNUSM, PRC or SC main window, select the required BSC.

    2. Right-click, and select Unlock GPRS from the pop-up menu.

    3. Click on [ OK ].

    Unlock NS-VC Unlock NS-VC, because an NS-VC is created in the locked state:

    1. In the MFSUSM main window, click on the [ Gb supervision ] tab.

    2. SelectConfigure -> Gb. The "Gb Configuration" window opens.

    3. Click on the "NSC Configuration" tab, and select the required NS-VC.

    4. SelectSupervise -> Unlock as required.

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    Unlock GSL Unlock GSL, because a GSL is created in the locked state:

    1. In the MFSUSM main window, click on the [ Ater supervision ] tab.

    2. Select the required TP.

    3. Right click and select Unlock GSL as required.

    Proceed the same for each GP associated with a BSS and for each BSS, usingthe information printed before to recreate the original configuration.

    Perform a global MFS check, by selectingChecks -> Global Check in theMFSUSM main window.

    2.5 Option (Only in Autonomous Mode): Set the PCM TTPAttributes on Each GP

    1. Connect the IMT with the root username and password.

    2. Select View -> Phisical Viewfrom the main menu. The Phisical View

    window opens.3. For each equipped GP, click on the respective GP.

    4. Right click on a PCM TTP and select Set Attributes.

    5. For the attribute Synchronizing, select [ yes ] when synchronization mode isautonomous, and [ No ] when it is centralized.

    Check if a clock icon appears on the PCM TTP rectangle when synchronized.

    6. Set Synchronizing attribute in the same way for the second PCM TTPof the GP.

    7. Proceed the same for all equipped GPs.

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    3 Completion Check List (CCL) for IO112

    3 Completion Check List (CCL) for IO112

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    3 Completion Check List (CCL) for IO112

    Operation Site Duration

    Print Gb and MFS TP Configuration

    Change the Synchronization Mode for A9130 MFS

    Evolution

    Restore GP and MFS TP Configuration

    Configure Gb Interface

    OPTION: Set the PCM_TTP attributes on each GP

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